Bangladesh Geography and Nature
Wildlife, Crops and Resources
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- Which crop is known as the golden fibre of Bangladesh?
- Which crop is the principal crop of Bangladesh, grown up to three times a year in many areas?
- Which north-eastern region is famous for its tea gardens, such as those of Srimangal?
- Which gas field in Brahmanbaria is described as the largest gas field in Bangladesh?
- Which products make up the largest export sector of Bangladesh, with ready-made garments accounting for about 80 percent of exports?
- Which fish is the national fish of Bangladesh?
- Which large cat lives in the Sundarbans?
- The great cyclone of 1970 that struck the coast of East Pakistan is known by which name?
- Which fruit is the national fruit of Bangladesh?
- Which bird is the national bird of Bangladesh?
- Which two dolphins live in the rivers and the Sundarbans of Bangladesh?
- What are the baira or dhap, found in southern Bangladesh?
- What problem affects the groundwater of many parts of Bangladesh?
- In which district is the Barapukuria coal mine located?
- After which mangrove tree is the Sundarbans named?
- Which sal forest lies north of Dhaka and is a national park?
- Which national park in Moulvibazar has the biggest surviving gibbon population in Bangladesh?
- Which large animal, an elephant species, lives in the hills of the south-east?
- What are nor'westers, known as Kalbaishakhi in Bengali?
- In which area near Chattogram is the main shipbreaking yard of Bangladesh?
- Which creature is produced in huge quantities in Rampal and Fakirhat in Bagerhat, earning foreign exchange through the city of Khulna?
- What are chars in Bangladesh?
- Which tree is the national tree of Bangladesh?
- Which rice crop of Bangladesh is planted in the cool dry season, irrigated and harvested in spring?
- Which plant is extensively used in Bangladesh for house construction, scaffolding, ladders, mats, baskets and traps?
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