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Assasuni Upazila

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Country
  
Bangladesh

District
  
Satkhira District

Area
  
402.4 km²

Division
  
Khulna Division

Time zone
  
BST (UTC+6)

Population
  
220,957 (1991)

Assasuni Upazila

Website
  
Official Map of Assasuni

Assasuni (Bengali: আশাশুনি, Aashashooni, means hearing the hope ) is an Upazila of Satkhira District in Khulna Division, Bangladesh.

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Geography

Assasuni is located at 22.5500°N 89.1681°E / 22.5500; 89.1681. It has 40,735 households and a total area of 402.36 km².

Marichchap, Kholpetua, Betna and Kopothakkho are rivers of Assasuni.

Demographics

According to the 2001 Bangladesh population census, Assasuni had a population of 249,244, consisting of 126,399 males and 122,845 females. The average population of each union, mouza and village was 22659, 1793 and 1030 respectively. The average literacy rate was 50% in 2011 and 40.30% in 2001.

Administration

Assasuni has 11 unions (Sriula, Assasuni, Kadakati, Kulla, Budhhata, Durgapur, Borodal, Khajra, Sovnali, Protapnagore, and Anulia), 143 mauzas and 242 villages.

Education

  • Kalima Khali Azizia Siddikia senior Fazil Madrasha
  • Kalima Khali Govt. Primary School
  • Sriula High School
  • Tuardanga H,F High school
  • Harivanga High School
  • Harivanga Govt.Primary School
  • 68 No. Sriula Govt. Primary School
  • Assasuni High School
  • Dargahpur SKRH High School
  • Assasuni College
  • Budhhata B,B,M collegiate
  • GUNAKARKATI SHAH MUHAMMAD YAHYA SECONDARY SCHOOL
  • Assasuni Secondary Girl's High School
  • Chapra High School
  • Kunduria High School
  • Mariala High School
  • A.P.S Degree College
  • Kadakati Arar High School
  • Mohiskur Govt. Primary School
  • Goaldanga Fakirbari High School
  • Bichhat new model high school
  • batra ebtedai madrasha ataur
  • Bardal Secendary Girl's High School
  • Environmental issues

    Assasuni is now under severe natural threat. Water logging is miserable during the rainy season. Cyclone Aila affected Assasuni badly in 2009. Crops failed tremendously. The earthen embankments and seawalls are always on the threat of erosion during every rainy seasons.

    References

    Assasuni Upazila Wikipedia