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Khulna Division

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Khulna is a large area in Bangladesh.

Khulna Division districts map
Khulna Division districts map

It sits near the Bay of Bengal. The land meets the sea in the south.

Khulna in Bangladesh
Khulna in Bangladesh

A huge forest is there. It is called the Sundarbans. This is the largest forest of its kind. Many animals live in the trees. You might see a tiger there.

Many rivers flow through the land. These rivers help make the delta. The water moves through small islands. It also flows through mudflats.

Khulna city is a big place. It is the main city for this area. Many people live in the ten districts. They use roads, trains, and boats.

There are many schools and colleges too. People go there to learn. It is a very busy place to be.

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File:Khulna in Bangladesh.svg
Khulna in Bangladesh.svg
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Khulna Division districts map.png
File:BD Jashore District locator map.svg
BD Jashore District locator map.svg
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BD Khulna District locator map.svg
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BD Kushtia District locator map.svg
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BD Satkhira District locator map.svg
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BD Jhenaidah District locator map.svg
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BD Bagerhat District locator map.svg
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BD Chuadanga District locator map.svg
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BD Magura District locator map.svg
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BD Narail District locator map.svg
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BD Meherpur District locator map.svg
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