Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development

Besides four metropolitan urban areas - Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna and Rajshahi,Bangladesh has 120 small and medium towns, 335 upazila centres and 5000 periodic markets. This means that there is one intermediate urban centre for every 691 villages, one upazila centre for every 256 villages and one pe...

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Main Author: Mohit, Mohammad Abdul
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Language:English
Published: Bangladesh National Geographical Association 1989
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spelling iium-336792013-12-24T07:35:46Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/33679/ Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development Mohit, Mohammad Abdul HT101 Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology Besides four metropolitan urban areas - Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna and Rajshahi,Bangladesh has 120 small and medium towns, 335 upazila centres and 5000 periodic markets. This means that there is one intermediate urban centre for every 691 villages, one upazila centre for every 256 villages and one periodic market for every 17 villages. Therefore, if proper policies are adopted for the development of intermediate urban centres within appropriate socieconomic and spatial framework, they would play the role of harbinger in the regional development of Bnagladesh. Bangladesh National Geographical Association 1989 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/33679/2/20131223104914728.pdf Mohit, Mohammad Abdul (1989) Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development. Journal of the Bangladesh National Geographical Association, 17 (1&2). pp. 145-157. http://www.bnga.edu.bd
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Mohit, Mohammad Abdul
Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
description Besides four metropolitan urban areas - Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna and Rajshahi,Bangladesh has 120 small and medium towns, 335 upazila centres and 5000 periodic markets. This means that there is one intermediate urban centre for every 691 villages, one upazila centre for every 256 villages and one periodic market for every 17 villages. Therefore, if proper policies are adopted for the development of intermediate urban centres within appropriate socieconomic and spatial framework, they would play the role of harbinger in the regional development of Bnagladesh.
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title Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
title_short Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
title_full Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
title_fullStr Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
title_full_unstemmed Regional development and urban growth in Bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
title_sort regional development and urban growth in bangladesh : a case for small and medium town in development
publisher Bangladesh National Geographical Association
publishDate 1989
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