Nilphamari

Nilphamari is an area in Northern Bangladesh. It is a piece of the Rangpur Division. It is 400 km from the capital Dhaka in north and west side. It has a region of 1,547 square kilometers 597 sq mi. Nilphamari is as of late set apart as training locale as it has most astounding instruction level in Bangladesh. Nilphamari is limited by Rangpur and Lalmonirhat in east, Rangpur and Dinajpur in south, Dinajpur and Panchagarh in west, Siliguri of India in north.

The Nilphamari subdivision was built up in 1875, Nilphamari was a subdivision of Rangpur District. It was transformed into a locale in 1984. The locale comprises of 3 regions, 33 wards, 65 mahallas, 62 association parishads, 390 mouzas and 370 towns. The authentic Tebhaga development spread over Domar and Dimla of this region during the 1940s.

When indigo was developed broadly in this area. Syedpur is best known for its railroad workshop. Amid the British standard the phone trade for the entire Assam-Bengal District was additionally arranged in Syedpur. Indeed, even it was the biggest city of Bangladesh after Dhaka and Chittagong. Syedpur had the principal airplane terminal in north Bengal. There was a cantonment in British period too.