Trishal Upazila
| Trishal ত্রিশাল | |
|---|---|
| Upazila | |
  Trishal Location in Bangladesh | |
| Coordinates: 24°34.5′N 90°23.5′E / 24.5750°N 90.3917°ECoordinates: 24°34.5′N 90°23.5′E / 24.5750°N 90.3917°E | |
| Country |
 Bangladesh |
| Division | Mymensingh Division |
| District | Mymensingh District |
| Area | |
| • Total | 338.98 km2 (130.88 sq mi) |
| Population (1991) | |
| • Total | 336,797 |
| • Density | 994/km2 (2,570/sq mi) |
| Time zone | BST (UTC+6) |
| Website | Official Map of Trishal |
Trishal (Bengali: ত্রিশাল) is an Upazila of Mymensingh District[1] in the Division of Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The famous Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam attended a school here.
Demographics
At the 1991 Bangladesh Population census, Trishal had a population of 336,797, of whom 158,390 were aged 18 or older. Male 171,664 Female 165,133. Males constituted 50.97% of the population, and females 49.03%. Trishal had an average literacy rate of 25.2% (7+ years), against the national average of 32.4%.[2] In 2001 Trisal has population of 372,498. Male 190,428 and Female 182,070. Household 79,941 and Literacy rate 40.2%.[2]
Administrative
Trishal has Municipality 01, Ward 09, Mahallah 12, Unions 12, Mauzas 91, and Villages 159.[2]
Unions and villages
The following 12 Unions' list (Alphabetical Arranged) is given below:
- Amirabari Union- Area 2068 hectares,
Name of Village : Amirabari, Baragaon (1st. Portion), Baragaon (2nd. Portion), Gopalpur, Guziam, Narayanpur
- Bailar Union- Area 2548 hectares,
Name of Village : Bailar, Dewanibari, Dulalbari, Hadderbhita, Kanhar, Kazir Simla, Pardhanikhola, Rudragram
- Baliparar Union- Area 3113 hectares,
Name of Village : Amian Dangari, Bahadurpur, Bali Para, Beara, Char Madakhali, Char Madakhali Purbai, Dhala, Ichhamati, Kalsiddha, Kazigram, Patuli
- Dhanikhola Union- Area 3140 hectares,
Name of Village : Dhanikhola,Sonakhali, Pajlarchar
- Harirampur Union- Area 2380 hectares,
Name of Village : Nighor kanda, Chauladi, Golabhita, Harirampur, Magurjora, Rayer gram & South Kanda.
- Kanihari Union- Area 3120 hectares,
Name of Village : Bahalikanda,Polashtoly, Baghadaria, Baghadaria Dak, Balidia, Baraigaon, Barma, Bearta, Chandbari, Deopara, Gobindapur, Garpara, Jilki, Kanihari, Kushtia (1), Kushtia(2), Mandatia, Raghab Bari, Sultanpur, Thapanhala, Tirkhi,Barigu
- Kanthal Union- Area 2364 hectares,
Name of Village : Baniadhala, Banpathalia, Dhala Amian, Jasiddhar, Kanthal, Muhuriabari, Nalchira, Rajabari, Bangram, Singrail,
- Mathbari Union- Area 3766 hectares,
Name of Village : Alahari, Badamia, Kuragacha, Khagati Para, Mathabari
- Mokshapur Union- Area 2836 hectares,
Name of Village : Kaitarbari, Konabakhai, Lalpur, Mokshapur, Nijbakhai, Phuti, Shankibhanga, Sapkhali
- Rampura Union- Area 2827 hectares,
Name of Village : Darila, Kakchar, Rampura
- Sakhua Union- Area 1752 hectares,
Name of Village : Akhrail, Babupura, Bishnupur, Gandakhola, Nagarchhara, Naopara, Sakhua
- Trishal Union- Area 2827 hectares,
Name of Village : Aultia Golaghita, Bagan, Chikna Monohar, Konabari, Naodhar, Panch Para, Satra Para, Salimpur, Trishal
Education
Universities and colleges
University
- Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University, established on March 1, 2005. Its first batch class was started on June 2007.
Colleges
Colleges in Trishal Upazila:
- Trishal Mohila Technical & B.M college, Est-2009
- Nazrul College, Trishal, est. 1967
- Hazi Charag Ali College
- Trishal Karigori and Banijjik College
- Trishal Mohila College
- Aulianagar College
- Kalir Bazar School and College
- Danikhola Karigori and Commercial College
- MUKSHAPUR Abdul Awal College
- MUKSHAPUR HIGH SCHOOL.
- SHANKIVANGA HIGH SCHOOL.
- Shapkhali high school,
- Katakhali Omar Ali High School,
Combined Colleges
- Bhaluka Trishal Moitry Colleges
Trishal Fulbaria Moitry Colleges
References
- ↑ Md. Khabiruzzaman (2012), "Trishal Upazila", in Sirajul Islam and Ahmed A. Jamal, Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.), Asiatic Society of Bangladesh
- 1 2 3 "Population Census Wing, BBS.". Archived from the original on 2005-03-27. Retrieved November 10, 2006.
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