Sylhet district at a glance

About Sylhet District

Welcome to this informative blog site. Sylhet district is an expatriate community created in a natural green
environment.We are walking side by side in the belief of building a digital Bangladesh step by step.The people of this area live in a very pleasant environment in different upazilas, thanas and villages of Sylhet district. The people here are working in agriculture, business, migration, and important levels of government that we all

know more or less. The rate of progress of education is increasing at a huge rate and infinite beauty attracts tourists.And the biggest thing is that most of the people here have been living in different countries of the world including UK-London for a long time and are making a huge contribution in the economic field of Bangladesh which the people of this country consider as Sylhet district.

Sylhet district at a glance:

We present Data here on the basis of evidence of reliable information from various government sources Ref: shorturl.at/lBC56


Boundaries

:

Khasia of India to the north, Jaintia Hills (Meghalaya state of India), Moulvibazar district to the south, Kachar and Karimganj districts of India (Assam state of India) to the east, and Sunamganj and Habiganj districts to the west.

Size

:

3,452.07 sq km or 1332.00 sq miles

Population

:

35,67,137 (2011)

(17,93,858 males and 17,73,280 females)

Tribes / Minorities / Ethnic Groups

:

Total 17,363 (Census 2001)

(Mainly Manipuri, Patra, Khasia, Chakma, Tripura, Santal)

Geographical location

:

24 °36-25°11 North latitude to 91 ° 38-92 ° 30 East longitude

Annual average maximum temperature

:

33.20C, minimum temperature 13.60C.

Annual total rainfall

:

3334 mm.

The main and longest river of Sylhet

:

Surma (350 km), another major river is the Kushiyara, also Sari, Piain

Haor-Bill of Sylhet

:

A total of 82 small and large

A. Tsingua Beel (12.65 sq km)

B. Chatla Beel (11.86 sq km) is notable

Forest of Sylhet

:

Total reserve forest is 236.42 sq km. In the north-eastern corner of the district, part of the Khasia and Jaimitmaya hills of India, there are several small hills and mounds in Sylhet, including Jaimatmapur Tila (54 m), Sari Tila (92 m), Lalakhal Tila (135 m), Dhaka South Tila Range ( 77.7 m) Significant

Population density

:

995 persons per sq km (2011)

Parliamentary seats

:

06

Reserved seats

:

01

Upazilas

:

13

Police stations

:

17

Unions

:

105

Mouza

:

1,554

Villages

:

3,497

City Corporation

:

01 (Ward 26)

Municipalities

:

04 (Golapganj-A category, Beanibazar-B category, Zakiganj and Kanaighat-C category).

Literacy rate

:

51.2%

Sanitation coverage

:

85%

Universities

:

07 (Government 02, Private 05).

Colleges

:

44 (Postgraduate-01, Graduation -18, HSC-20, government-5, private-39

Secondary schools

:

316 (government 06, private 277 and lower secondary 33)

Primary schools

:

1961 (government 1,392, community primary schools-15, KG schools-554)

Madrasas

:

176 [Government 1 (higher), Private Ibtedayi 53, Dakhil-81, Alim-23, Fazil-10, Kamil-08]

Cadet College

:

01 (Airport Road, Khadimnagar)

Law College

:

02 (Mendibagh, Sylhet; Electric Supply Road, Amber Khana)

Forest schools

:

01 (Airport Road, Khadimnagar)

Model schools and colleges:

:

01 (East Shahi Eidgah)

Sanskrit College:

:

01 (Mirer Maidan)

School for the Deaf and Dumb

:

01 (Sheikhghat)

Manipuri Dance Academy

:

01 (Sagardighi)

Primary Teachers Training Academy

:

01 (Subidbazar)

Teachers Training College

:

03 (Government 01 (Shahi Eidgah), Private 02)

Sports Training Institutes:

:

01 (Airport Road, Khadimnagar)

Medical college:

:

06 (government 01, private 05)

Government Technical Colleges

:

01 (Khojarkhola)

College of Engineering

:

01 (Tilagarh)

Agricultural Training Institutes

:

01 (Tamabil Road, Khadimnagar)

Youth Training Institutes

:

01 (Tilagarh)

Bangladesh Rural Development Training Institute

:

01 (Tamabil Road, Khadimnagar)

Ayurveda Medical College

:

01 (Government) Chalibandar, Sobhanighat

Eye Hospital

:

01 (Majortila)

Diabetic Hospital:

:

01 (Puran Lane)

Nurse Training Institute:

:

01 (Osmani Medical College)

Homoeo College:

:

01 (Mirzajangal)

General Library:

:

04 (Government 1, Stadium Market, Sylhet)

Dairy Farm:

:

01 (Tilagarh)

Goat Development Farm

:

01 (Tilagarh)

Airports:

:

01 (MAG Osmani International Airport)

Cantonments:

:

01 (Jalalabad Cantonment)

Land Port / Customs Station:

:

05 (Bholaganj, Tamabil, Sheola, Sutarkandi and Zakiganj)

Industrial cities

:

02 (Khadimnagar and Gotatikar)

Tourist Motel

:

01 (Airport Road)

Paved road

:

1295.13 km

Railways

:

49.07 km

Railway stations

:

06

Main agricultural crops

:

Paddy, betel nut, potato and tea

Minerals

:

Mainly natural gas, mineral stones, sand, oil

Noted agricultural products

:

tea, bay leaf, orange, lemon, bamboo, cane, betel leaf, betel nut, fish and leather

Total khas- special land

:

67,971.71 acres

Settled Agricultural Khas- especial Land

:

20,348.9020 acres

Beneficiary families

:

10,678

Population under electricity

:

50%

Amount of cultivable agricultural land

:

2,08,800 hectares

A) One crop

:

69600 hectares

B) Two crops:

:

118900 hectares

C) Three crops:

:

20300 hectares

Uncultivated (cultivable fallow):

:

 Not countable right now

Amount of agricultural land

:

20,000 hectares

Forest area

:

 20,028 acres

Md Mustakur Rahman

Md Mustakur Rahman has been working for the garment Buyers list since 2013. He lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he works as an editor at Avon bd. The owner of the company is Avron Texwear. He offers professional-designed and manufactured clothes and exporters in Bangladesh. He has been working in the clothing industry for the last 10 years, and he has lots of experience in this field. He is additionally a Professional Digital Marketing Strategist & SEO Specialist

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