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- Joypurhat
Joypurhat, Rajshahi
Joypurhat is another border-side district of Bangladesh. It was formerly a part of Bogra district. It was separated from Bogra in 1984 and established as a district in that year. The district consists of 5 upazilas, namely Joypurhat Sadar, Akkelpur, Kalai, Khetlal and Panchbibi. Joypurhat takes up two parliament seats, namely - Joypurhat-1 and Joypurhat-2.
Joypurhat District is mostly made up of five rivers. They are: Small Jamuna River traverses Joypurhat Sadar Upazila and Panchbibi Upazila. Tulsi Ganga River travels through Joypurhat Sadar Upazila, Khetlal Upazila and Akkelpur Upazila. The Chiri River flows through Panchbibi Upazila The Haraboti River flows through Panchbibi Upazila. Sree River flows through Chakbarkat Joypurhat Sadar Upazila.
Joypurhat is an area with a tropical climate. Joypurhat receives significantly more rainfall in the winter than in the summer. According to the Köppen climatic classification, the median annual temperature here is 25.4 °C, with an average annual rainfall of 1738 millimeters.
Joypurhat's economy depends mostly on seasonal crops such as rice, potato, wheat, onion, mango, jackfruit, and banana. It also produces a big amount of sugarcane and owns the country's major sugar factory, Joypurhat Sugar Mills Limited. There are also several enterprises, rice mills, and poultry farms in this neighborhood. It exports several agricultural items.
Hili land port is extremely close to Joypurhat district, therefore many individuals in this district undertake export-import business through this port, and almost all of the cars from this port pass through this district. This district is excellent for all types of businesses.
City Insights
Joypurhat is adjacent to the India-Bangladesh border and only 6 km away from Sompur Vihar.People from diverse religions and backgrounds live in this district. The highways of this district are very well-connected with the nearby districts. Joypurhat has got much historical significance as well because a number of battles were fought between the Pak army and our Freedom Fighters in 1971 in Joypurhat. Economy of Joypurhat is mainly dependent on agriculture. Known Landmarks
Panchbibi Joypurhat
Keyamat Lake
Roair Dighi
Joypurhat Bypass Road
Northern Bridge
Connectivity
Bus Routes
Nearest Train Stations
New Developments
Recently, the government has passed a 499.90 crore BDT bill to develop the roads of Kalai, Khetlal, Akkelpur. Government has also allocated a budget for developing the existing buildings and building some newer buildings of a number of Govt. Primary Schools in Joypurhat. 
What’s great here?
The serene beauty and cleanliness attract many people here. And the entire area is quite photogenic.Several small and large companies that operate the import-export business through Hili port have established their offices and factories here. Joypurhat districts and each of its upazilas are very well-connected with the nearby districts. From natives to foreigners, this area is filled with multi-cultured people. And the commercial areas around it grew based on that, making it a culturally diverse part of Bangladesh. Joypurhat has good safety features as import-export goods often pass through this district. 
What needs attention?
Joypurhat still has a good amount of under-developed roads. More schools, colleges, hospitals, and commercial places need to be built here. The whole district should be brought under CCTV surveillance for better security. The development projects are causing the greenery of this district to decrease very slowly. Neighbourhood Rating
4.6
Neighbourhood Rating
4.6
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