Hariharpara community development block

Hariharpara is an administrative division within the Berhampur subdivision located in Murshidabad district, West Bengal. The block comprises numerous villages spread across its territory, with rural settlements and farmland forming the backbone of the landscape.

The block evolved as an administrative unit within the colonial governance system and continued its role after India's independence. Its present boundaries and structure reflect administrative arrangements established over several decades.

The area shows a strong Muslim cultural presence alongside Hindu communities, with both groups maintaining their traditions in local festivals and daily practices. Bengali shapes the rhythms of conversation and interaction throughout the villages.

The area is predominantly rural, and travel between villages typically involves local roads and transportation. Visitors benefit from hiring local guides to navigate the communities and understand the region's layout.

Rice cultivation dominates the local economy, with farmers relying on traditional growing methods passed down through generations. This agricultural practice remains closely tied to monsoon patterns and seasonal cycles.

Location: Berhampur subdivision

Elevation above the sea: 22 m

Shares border with: Berhampore community development block, Domkal community development block, Naoda community development block, Beldanga I community development block

GPS coordinates: 24.03000,88.45000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:55