Bogura District, Administrative district in northern Bangladesh.
Bogura District is an administrative territorial entity in northern Bangladesh covering roughly 2,900 square kilometers. The area is traversed by several rivers and bordered by neighboring districts including Joypurhat, Gaibandha, and Natore.
The district was established in 1821 during British rule and originally comprised nine administrative divisions. A major restructuring in 1983 created the current administrative structure.
The region maintains traditional song forms like Jarigan and Marfati that echo through villages during local celebrations and harvest festivals. These musical expressions tell stories of daily life and reflect the people's deep connection to farming and community.
Most people here depend on farming and related work, which shapes the rhythm of community life. Visitors will find colleges and medical facilities, along with access to river transport and rural landscapes.
Five rivers – Karatoya, Jamuna, Nagar, Bangali, and Ichamati – flow through the area creating a network that enables traditional water and land transport. These waterways have long served as lifelines for trade and movement between villages.
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