Geographical features of Bangladesh

Map of Bangladesh

Geographical location of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a country of South Asia and its location is in the Indian subcontinent. The geographical location of Bangladesh is in 20034 north latitude to 26038north latitude and 88001’ east longitude to 92041’ east longitude.

Boundaries of Bangladesh

Bangladesh has land borders with two countries; those are India and Myanmar.

In the north of Bangladesh there is West Bengal, Meghalaya and Assam provenance of India and in the east, there is Assam, Tripura, Mizoram provenance of India and the country Myanmar and in the west, there is West Bengal and Bihar provenance and in the south, there is the Bay of Bengal.

The total length of the borderline of Bangladesh is 4711 kilometers. The total borderline with India is 3715 kilometers and 280 kilometers with Myanmar and 716 kilometers is coastline on the Bay of Bengal.

Size and Population of Bangladesh

The total area of Bangladesh is 1,48,460 square kilometers (57,320 square miles). According to the population census of the Bangladeshi government total population is 15,25,18000.

The coastline of Bangladesh

In the southern part of Bangladesh, there is the Bay of Bengal. Its length is about 716 kilometers. This coastline is between the southern part of Coxes Bazar to the estuary of the river Roy Mongol. 

Physical features of Bangladesh

According to the configuration of the land, this country is divided into three parts. Those are described below-

  1. The plain lands of the low valley: Most of the area of BD is under this region. This area is covered with the rivers Padma, Meghna, Jamuna, Brahmaputra, etc. Those rivers bring alluvium which is the main feature of the soil of this area. Those rivers, their tributary and distributary river are covered almost all the areas of this country like a web. Those rivers make transportation easier; goods and peoples can transport within low cost using the water transportation system. The lands of those areas are fertile for agriculture. Rice, jute, sugarcane and other agricultural products grown here. Those areas are overpopulated because of high yield. The forest, Sundarban is under this area which is not favorable to agriculture. We collect wood and honey from this forest and Royal Bengal Tiger is the main attraction of this forest.
  2. The eastern hilly area:  this area belongs to Chattogram hill tracts, north of Cumilla, the eastern part of Shylet and the northern part of Mymensing. Small and medium hills are everywhere in this area. Those hills are parts of Lushai of Assam and Arakan of Myanmar. The average height of those hills is about 2000 feet. The hills of Cumilla, Shylet and Mymensing have a lower height than those of Chattogram. Except for winter, heavy rainfall occurs in this area in all seasons. So this area belongs to some rivers. This region is not suitable for agriculture. Some farmers cultivate here on hills and on their valley they called it zoom. Plenty of tea harvested from this area. This area has minerals like natural gas, limestone etc.
  3. The northwest high lands: This area is divided into two parts, one is Barind tract and the other is Madhupur and Bhawal gara. Barind tract belongs to Rangpur, Dinajpur, Rajshahi and Bogura. The color soil of this area is red and those are not suitable for agriculture. The total size of this area is 9320 square kilometers. The total area of Madhupur and Bhawal gara is 4103 square kilometers.

Rivers of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a country of rivers. Many rivers, their tributary and distributary rivers are flowing here like the web.

Most of the important rivers of this country are Brahmaputra, Padma, Meghna, Karnafuli etc.  The importance of rivers in the economy of Bangladesh is more than we thought.

Climate and Rainfalls in Bangladesh

The climate of this country is mild. Tropic of cancer went in the mid of this country. Sea and monsoon bring heavy rainfall here. The weather in this country is neither too hot nor too cold.

Summary
geographical feature of Bangladesh
Article Name
geographical feature of Bangladesh
Description
The total length of the borderline of Bangladesh is 4711 kilometers. The total borderline with India is 3715 kilometers and 280 kilometers with Myanmar and 716 kilometers is coastline on the Bay of Bengal.
Author
Publisher Name
Oikosmist
Publisher Logo

You may also like...

16 Responses

  1. 720p says:

    Hello. This article was extremely interesting, particularly because I was investigating for thoughts on this topic last Wednesday. Judie Casper Morie

  2. yabanci says:

    What a great project to do with the kids! I love how cute they look! How creative. Thanks for sharing. Mia Pietrek Domel

  3. altyazili says:

    I am genuinely delighted to glance at this blog posts which includes plenty of valuable data, thanks for providing such statistics. Jeanette Chaim Ita

  4. yetiskin says:

    The comments here are great. Its nice to see a lot people really read a article before commenting. Regina Geno Bernhard

  5. yetiskin says:

    Every weekend i used to go to see this site, for the reason that i wish for enjoyment, since this this web page conations truly good funny data too. Meggy Even Pudendas

  6. ucretsiz says:

    There is definately a great deal to know about this subject. I like all of the points you made. Ingunna Natty Millford

  7. torrent says:

    I truly appreciate this blog. Thanks Again. Awesome. Anet Lewiss Milon

  8. bluray says:

    Thanks so much for the article post. Really thank you! Really Cool. Dolli Lucien Bigot

  9. Good article. I will be experiencing many of these issues as well.. Eryn Merrick Jude

  10. filmkovasi says:

    If you desire to grow your knowledge only keep visiting this website and be updated with the newest information posted here. Dulciana Hilario Zerline

  11. 720p says:

    After all, we should remember compellingly reintermediate mission-critical potentialities whereas cross functional scenarios. Phosfluorescently re-engineer distributed processes without standardized supply chains. Quickly initiate efficient initiatives without wireless web services. Interactively underwhelm turnkey initiatives before high-payoff relationships. Holisticly restore superior interfaces before flexible technology. Andeee Lance Alick

  12. watch says:

    Everything is very open with a clear explanation of the challenges. It was definitely informative. Your site is very helpful. Many thanks for sharing! Felicle Talbot Shulock

  13. online says:

    I wanted to thank you for this great read!! I definitely enjoyed every little bit of it. Loren Christoper Laney

  14. bluray says:

    Hello, I think your blog may be having browser compatibility problems. Whenever I look at your site in Safari, it looks fine however, when opening in Internet Explorer, it has some overlapping issues. I simply wanted to provide you with a quick heads up! Aside from that, fantastic site! Myrtle Ximenes Cochard

  15. online says:

    I for all time emailed this webpage post page to all my friends, since if like to read it afterward my contacts will too. Marysa Boycey Erskine

  16. bluray says:

    I have been absent for a while, but now I remember why I used to love this blog. Thank you, I will try and check back more frequently. How frequently you update your site? Beckie Alan Allin

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *