Mymensingh Division

Mymensingh Division is an administrative division of north-central Bangladesh comprising four districts, with Mymensingh city as its center.

Mymensingh District: A district in north-central Bangladesh and the administrative heart of Mymensingh Division. It contains the division’s principal city and serves as its namesake district.
Bangladesh administrative geography: The system of territorial units through which Bangladesh organizes government and public administration. The division’s establishment changed the country’s map of first-level administrative regions.
Mymensingh Medical College: A public medical college in Mymensingh city, Bangladesh. It is a major educational institution serving the division and surrounding regions.
Sylhet Division: An administrative division in northeastern Bangladesh, bordering Mymensingh Division. It is the neighboring division to the east and shares a wetland frontier.
Jamalpur District: A district in north-central Bangladesh, within Mymensingh Division. It is one of the four districts grouped in the division.
Mymensingh District (British India): A colonial-era district in Bengal whose territory was later divided among several districts. The modern division takes its name from this older administrative district.
Bangladesh Agricultural University: A public agricultural university located in Mymensingh city, Bangladesh. Its research and teaching connect the division to national agriculture.
Rajshahi Division: An administrative division in northwestern Bangladesh along the Ganges basin. Its western location and river landscapes contrast with Mymensingh’s northeastern setting.
Netrokona District: A district in north-central Bangladesh, within Mymensingh Division. Its haor wetlands and border region form a distinctive part of the division.
Dhaka Division: A large administrative division of central Bangladesh that includes Dhaka and neighboring districts. The four districts now in Mymensingh Division were formerly administered within Dhaka Division.

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Rangpur DivisionRelated: Its later creation provides a comparison for Bangladesh’s changing divisional map.