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Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, Minitry of Planning This Geo-code is to be used for generating 18 Digit Digital File Number in Government Offices of Bangladesh Government. GEO Code list (Up to Upzila Label) of Bangladesh AS ON May,2011 Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila BARISAL DIVISION 78 66 KALA PARA 04 BARGUNA 78 76 MIRZAGANJ 04 09 AMTALI 78 95 PATUAKHALI SADAR 04 19 BAMNA 79 PIROJPUR 04 28 BARGUNA SADAR 79 14 BHANDARIA 04 47 BETAGI 79 47 KAWKHALI 04 85 PATHARGHATA 79 58 MATHBARIA 06 BARISAL 79 76 NAZIRPUR 06 02 AGAILJHARA 79 80 PIROJPUR SADAR 06 03 BABUGANJ 79 87 NESARABAD 06 07 BAKERGANJ (SWARUPKATI) 06 10 BANARIPARA 79 90 ZIANAGAR 06 32 GAURNADI CHITTAGONG DIVISION 06 36 HIZLA 03 BANDARBAN 06 51 BARISAL SADAR 03 04 ALIKADAM 06 62 MEHENDIGANJ 03 14 BANDARBAN SADAR 06 69 MULADI 03 51 LAMA 03 73 NAIKHONGCHHARI 06 94 WAZIRPUR 09 BHOLA 03 89 ROWANGCHHARI 09 18 BHOLA SADAR 03 91 RUMA 09 21 BURHANUDDIN 03 95 THANCHI 09 25 CHAR FASSON 12 BRAHMANBARIA 09 29 DAULAT KHAN 12 02 AKHAURA 09 54 LALMOHAN 12 04 BANCHHARAMPUR 09 65 MANPURA 12 07 BIJOYNAGAR 12 13 BRAHMANBARIA 09 91 TAZUMUDDIN SADAR 42 JHALOKATI 12 33 ASHUGANJ 42 40 JHALOKATI SADAR 12 63 KASBA 42 43 KANTHALIA 12 85 NABINAGAR 42 73 NALCHITY 12 90 NASIRNAGAR 42 84 RAJAPUR 12 94 SARAIL 78 PATUAKHALI 13 CHANDPUR 78 38 BAUPHAL 13 22 CHANDPUR SADAR 78 52 DASHMINA 13 45 FARIDGANJ 78 55 DUMKI 13 47 HAIM CHAR 78 57 GALACHIPA 13 49 HAJIGANJ Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 13 58 KACHUA 19 54 HOMNA 13 76 MATLAB 19 67 COMILLA ADARSHA SADAR 13 79 UTTAR MATLAB 19 72 LAKSAM 13 95 SHAHRASTI 19 74 MANOHARGANJ 15 CHITTAGONG 19 75 MEGHNA 15 04 ANOWARA 19 81 MURADNAGAR 15 06 BAYEJID BOSTAMI THANA 19 87 NANGALKOT 15 08 BANSHKHALI 19 94 TITAS 15 10 BAKALIA 22 COX'S BAZAR THANA 22 16 CHAKARIA 15 12 BOALKHALI 22 24 COX'S BAZAR SADAR 15 18 CHANDANAISH 22 45 KUTUBDIA 15 19 CHANDGAON THANA 22 49 MAHESHKHALI 15 20 CHITTAGONG PORT 22 56 PEKUA THANA 15 28 DOUBLE MOORING 22 66 RAMU THANA 22 90 TEKNAF 15 33 FATIKCHHARI 22 94 UKHIA 15 35 HALISHAHAR THANA 30 FENI 15 37 HATHAZARI 30 14 CHHAGALNAIYA 15 39 KARNAFULI THANA 30 25 DAGANBHUIYAN 15 41 KOTWALI THANA 30 29 FENI SADAR 15 43 KHULSHI THANA 30 41 FULGAZI 15 47 LOHAGARA 30 51 PARSHURAM 15 53 MIRSHARAI 30 94 SONAGAZI 15 55 PAHARTALI THANA 46 KHAGRACHHARI 15 57 PANCHLAISH THANA 46 43 DIGHINALA 15 61 PATIYA 46 49 KHAGRACHHARI 15 65 PATENGA THANA SADAR 15 70 RANGUNIA 46 61 LAKSHMICHHARI 15 74 RAOZAN 46 65 MAHALCHHARI 15 78 SANDWIP 46 67 MANIKCHHARI 15 82 SATKANIA 46 70 MATIRANGA 15 86 SITAKUNDA 46 77 PANCHHARI 19 COMILLA 46 80 RAMGARH 19 09 BARURA 51 LAKSHMIPUR 19 15 BRAHMAN PARA 51 33 KAMALNAGAR 19 18 BURICHANG 51 43 LAKSHMIPUR SADAR 19 27 CHANDINA 51 58 ROYPUR 19 31 CHAUDDAGRAM 51 65 RAMGANJ 19 33 COMILLA SADAR 51 73 RAMGATI DAKHIN 75 NOAKHALI 19 36 DAUDKANDI 75 07 BEGUMGANJ 19 40 DEBIDWAR 75 10 CHATKHIL Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 75 21 COMPANIGANJ 26 36 KHILGAON THANA 75 36 HATIYA 26 37 KHILKHET THANA 75 47 KABIRHAT 26 38 KERANIGANJ 75 80 SENBAGH 26 40 KOTWALI THANA 75 83 SONAIMURI 26 42 LALBAGH THANA 75 85 SUBARNA CHAR 26 48 MIRPUR THANA 75 87 NOAKHALI SADAR 26 50 MOHAMMADPUR (SUDHARAM) THANA 26 54 MOTIJHEEL THANA 84 RANGAMATI 26 62 NAWABGANJ 84 07 BAGHAI CHHARI 26 63 NEW MARKET THANA 84 21 BARKAL 26 64 PALLABI THANA 84 25 KAWKHALI (BETBUNIA) 26 65 PALTAN THANA 84 29 BELAI CHHARI 26 66 RAMNA THANA 84 36 KAPTAI 26 67 RAMPURA THANA 84 47 JURAI CHHARI 26 68 SABUJBAGH THANA 84 58 LANGADU 26 72 SAVAR 84 75 MANIARCHAR SHAH ALI 84 78 RAJASTHALI 26 74 THANA 84 87 RANGAMATI SADAR 26 75 SHAHBAG THANA DHAKA DIVISION 26 76 SHYAMPUR THANA 26 DHAKA 26 80 SHER-E-BANGLA 26 02 ADABAR THANA NAGAR THANA 26 03 ASHULIA THANA 26 88 SUTRAPUR THANA 26 04 BADDA THANA 26 90 TEJGAON THANA 26 05 BANGSHAL THANA 26 92 TEJGAON IND.AREA BIMANBANDAR THANA 26 06 THANA 26 93 TURAG THANA 26 08 CANTONMENT THANA 26 95 UTTARA THANA 26 09 CHAK BAZAR THANA 26 96 UTTAR KHAN THANA 26 10 DAKSHINKHAN THANA 29 FARIDPUR 26 11 DARUS SALAM THANA 29 03 ALFADANGA 26 12 DEMRA THANA 29 10 BHANGA 26 14 DHAMRAI 29 18 BOALMARI 26 16 DHANMONDI THANA 29 21 CHAR BHADRASAN 26 18 DOHAR 29 47 FARIDPUR SADAR 26 24 GENDARIA THANA 29 56 MADHUKHALI 26 26 GULSHAN THANA 29 62 NAGARKANDA 26 28 HAZARIBAGH THANA 29 84 SADARPUR 26 29 JATRABARI THANA 29 90 SALTHA 26 30 KAFRUL THANA 33 GAZIPUR 26 32 KADAM TALI THANA 33 30 GAZIPUR SADAR 26 33 KALABAGAN THANA 33 32 KALIAKAIR 26 34 KAMRANGIR CHAR 33 34 KALIGANJ THANA Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 33 36 KAPASIA 59 MUNSHIGANJ 33 86 SREEPUR 59 24 GAZARIA 35 GOPALGANJ 59 44 LOHAJANG 35 32 GOPALGANJ SADAR 59 56 MUNSHIGANJ SADAR 35 43 KASHIANI 59 74 SERAJDIKHAN 35 51 KOTALIPARA 59 84 SREENAGAR 35 58 MUKSUDPUR 59 94 TONGIBARI 35 91 TUNGIPARA 61 MYMENSINGH 39 JAMALPUR 61 13 BHALUKA 39 07 BAKSHIGANJ 61 16 DHOBAURA 39 15 DEWANGANJ 61 20 FULBARIA 39 29 ISLAMPUR 61 22 GAFFARGAON 39 36 JAMALPUR SADAR 61 23 GAURIPUR 39 58 MADARGANJ 61 24 HALUAGHAT 39 61 MELANDAHA 61 31 ISHWARGANJ 39 85 SARISHABARI 61 52 MYMENSINGH SADAR 48 KISHOREGANJ 61 65 MUKTAGACHHA 48 02 AUSTAGRAM 61 72 NANDAIL 48 06 BAJITPUR 61 81 PHULPUR 48 11 BHAIRAB 61 94 TRISHAL 48 27 HOSSAINPUR 67 NARAYANGANJ 48 33 ITNA 67 02 ARAIHAZAR 48 42 KARIMGANJ 67 04 SONARGAON 48 45 KATIADI 67 06 BANDAR 48 49 KISHOREGANJ SADAR 67 58 NARAYANGANJ SADAR 48 54 KULIAR CHAR 67 68 RUPGANJ 48 59 MITHAMAIN 68 NARSINGDI 48 76 NIKLI 68 07 BELABO 48 79 PAKUNDIA 68 52 MANOHARDI 48 92 TARAIL 68 60 NARSINGDI SADAR 54 MADARIPUR 68 63 PALASH 54 40 KALKINI 68 64 ROYPURA 54 54 MADARIPUR SADAR 68 76 SHIBPUR 54 80 RAJOIR 72 NETROKONA 54 87 SHIB CHAR 72 04 ATPARA 56 MANIKGANJ 72 09 BARHATTA 56 10 DAULATPUR 72 18 DURGAPUR 56 22 GHIOR 72 38 KHALIAJURI 56 28 HARIRAMPUR 72 40 KALMAKANDA 56 46 MANIKGANJ SADAR 72 47 KENDUA THANA 56 70 SATURIA 72 56 MADAN 56 78 SHIBALAYA 72 63 MOHANGANJ 56 82 SINGAIR 72 74 NETROKONA SADAR Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 72 83 PURBADHALA 01 77 SARANKHOLA 82 RAJBARI 18 CHUADANGA 82 07 BALIAKANDI 18 07 ALAMDANGA 82 29 GOALANDAGHAT 18 23 CHUADANGA SADAR 82 47 KALUKHALI 18 31 DAMURHUDA 82 73 PANGSHA 18 55 JIBAN NAGAR 82 76 RAJBARI SADAR 41 JESSORE 86 SHARIATPUR 41 04 ABHAYNAGAR 86 14 BHEDARGANJ 41 09 BAGHER PARA 86 25 DAMUDYA 41 11 CHAUGACHHA 86 36 GOSAIRHAT 41 23 JHIKARGACHHA 86 65 NARIA 41 38 KESHABPUR 86 69 PALONG (SADAR) 41 47 KOTWALI 86 94 ZANJIRA 41 61 MANIRAMPUR 89 SHERPUR 41 90 SHARSHA 89 37 JHENAIGATI 44 JHENAIDAHA 89 67 NAKLA 44 14 HARINAKUNDA 89 70 NALITABARI 44 19 JHENAIDAHA SADAR 89 88 SHERPUR SADAR 44 33 KALIGANJ 89 90 SREEBARDI 44 42 KOTCHANDPUR 93 TANGAIL 44 71 MAHESHPUR 93 09 BASAIL 44 80 SHAILKUPA 93 19 BHUAPUR 47 KHULNA 93 23 DELDUAR 47 12 BATIAGHATA 93 25 DHANBARI 47 17 DACOPE 93 28 GHATAIL 47 21 DAULATPUR THANA 93 38 GOPALPUR 47 30 DUMURIA 93 47 KALIHATI 47 40 DIGHALIA 93 57 MADHUPUR 47 45 KHALISHPUR THANA 93 66 MIRZAPUR 47 48 KHAN JAHAN ALI THANA 93 76 NAGARPUR 47 51 KHULNA SADAR 93 85 SAKHIPUR THANA 93 95 TANGAIL SADAR 47 53 KOYRA KHULNA DIVISION 47 64 PAIKGACHHA 01 BAGERHAT 47 69 PHULTALA 01 08 BAGERHAT SADAR 47 75 RUPSA 01 14 CHITALMARI 47 85 SONADANGA THANA 01 34 FAKIRHAT 47 94 TEROKHADA 01 38 KACHUA 50 KUSHTIA 01 56 MOLLAHAT 50 15 BHERAMARA 01 58 MONGLA 50 39 DAULATPUR 01 60 MORRELGANJ 50 63 KHOKSA 01 73 RAMPAL 50 71 KUMARKHALI Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 50 79 KUSHTIA SADAR 64 NAOGAON 50 94 MIRPUR 64 03 ATRAI 55 MAGURA 64 06 BADALGACHHI 55 57 MAGURA SADAR 64 28 DHAMOIRHAT 55 66 MOHAMMADPUR 64 47 MANDA 55 85 SHALIKHA 64 50 MAHADEBPUR 55 95 SREEPUR 64 60 NAOGAON SADAR 57 MEHERPUR 64 69 NIAMATPUR 57 47 GANGNI 64 75 PATNITALA 57 60 MUJIB NAGAR 64 79 PORSHA 57 87 MEHERPUR SADAR 64 85 RANINAGAR 65 NARAIL 64 86 SAPAHAR 65 28 KALIA 69 NATORE 65 52 LOHAGARA 69 09 BAGATI PARA 65 76 NARAIL SADAR 69 15 BARAIGRAM 87 SATKHIRA 69 41 GURUDASPUR 87 04 ASSASUNI 69 44 LALPUR 87 25 DEBHATA 69 63 NATORE SADAR 87 43 KALAROA 69 91 SINGRA 87 47 KALIGANJ 70 CHAPAI NABABGANJ 87 82 SATKHIRA SADAR 70 18 BHOLAHAT 87 86 SHYAMNAGAR 70 37 GOMASTAPUR 87 90 TALA 70 56 NACHOLE RAJSHAHI DIVISION 70 66 NABABGANJ SADAR 10 BOGRA 70 88 SHIBGANJ 10 06 ADAMDIGHI 76 PABNA 10 20 BOGRA SADAR 76 05 ATGHARIA 10 27 DHUNAT 76 16 BERA 10 33 DHUPCHANCHIA 76 19 BHANGURA 10 40 GABTALI 76 22 CHATMOHAR 10 54 KAHALOO 76 33 FARIDPUR 10 67 NANDIGRAM 76 39 ISHWARDI 10 81 SARIAKANDI 76 55 PABNA SADAR 10 85 SHAJAHANPUR 76 72 SANTHIA 10 88 SHERPUR 76 83 SUJANAGAR 10 94 SHIBGANJ 81 RAJSHAHI 10 95 SONATOLA 81 10 BAGHA 38 JOYPURHAT 81 12 BAGHMARA 38 13 AKKELPUR 81 22 BOALIA THANA 38 47 JOYPURHAT SADAR 81 25 CHARGHAT 38 58 KALAI 81 31 DURGAPUR 38 61 KHETLAL 81 34 GODAGARI 38 74 PANCHBIBI 81 40 MATIHAR THANA Zila Upazila Name of Upazila Zila Upazila Name of Upazila 81 53 MOHANPUR 49 09 CHILMARI 81 72 PABA 49 18 PHULBARI 81 82 PUTHIA 49 52 KURIGRAM SADAR 81 85 RAJPARA THANA 49 61 NAGESHWARI 81 90 SHAH MAKHDUM 49 77 RAJARHAT THANA 49 79 RAUMARI 81 94 TANORE 49 94 ULIPUR 88 SIRAJGANJ 52 LALMONIRHAT 88 11 BELKUCHI 52 02 ADITMARI 88 27 CHAUHALI 52 33 HATIBANDHA 88 44 KAMARKHANDA 52 39 KALIGANJ 88 50 KAZIPUR 52 55 LALMONIRHAT SADAR 88 61 ROYGANJ 52 70 PATGRAM 88 67 SHAHJADPUR 73 NILPHAMARI 88 78 SIRAJGANJ SADAR 73 12 DIMLA 88 89 TARASH 73 15 DOMAR 88 94 ULLAH PARA 73 36 JALDHAKA RANGPUR DIVISION 73 45 KISHOREGANJ 27 DINAJPUR 73 64 NILPHAMARI SADAR 27 10 BIRAMPUR 73 85 SAIDPUR 27 12 BIRGANJ 77 PANCHAGARH 27 17 BIRAL 77 04 ATWARI 27 21 BOCHAGANJ 77 25 BODA 27 30 CHIRIRBANDAR 77 34 DEBIGANJ 27 38 FULBARI 77 73 PANCHAGARH SADAR 27 43 GHORAGHAT 77 90 TENTULIA 27 47 HAKIMPUR 85 RANGPUR 27 56 KAHAROLE 85 03 BADARGANJ 27 60 KHANSAMA
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