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Lama Upazila

লামা

8 union-level units in Bandarban district, holding 343 villages across 18 mauzas. This is the last level the map goes to — no village boundaries are published for Bangladesh.

Bordered by Bandarban Sadar upazila and Chittagong district to the north, Ruma and Thanchi upazilas to the east, Alikadam upazila to the south and Cox's Bazar district to the west.

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0%100%The share of each upazila's population recorded as belonging to an indigenous people in the 2022 census.

Bandarban · 2022 census

Lama

লামা

Population

139,689

Indigenous

23.8%

33,221

Area

672 km²

Households

30,416

Literacy

65.7%

70% m · 62% f

Density

208/km²

Urban

22.9%

Sex ratio

102.0

men per 100 women

Under 5

12.1%

Villages

343

Mauzas

18

Postcode

4640

Peoples

Bengali

76.2%

Marma

11.3%

Mro

7.7%

Tripura

4.1%

Others

0.6%

Religion

Islam

71.7%

Buddhism

17.1%

Christianity

6.2%

Hinduism

2.9%

Other or not stated

2.1%

Unions and municipalities (8)

  • Aziznagar

    12,709

  • Faitang

    14,734

  • Fansiakhali

    36,209

  • Gajalia

    13,878

  • Lama Sadar

    10,119

  • Lama Paurashava

    municipality

    22,645

  • Rupshipara

    14,516

  • Sarai

    14,863

Union boundaries are from a 2015 vintage, so a union created since then is drawn inside the one it was split from. Figures are the 2022 census tables for each union.

Each union in detail

Aziznagar

12,709

Peoples

Bengali

91.9%

Marma

3.9%

Tripura

2.7%

Mro

1.4%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Religion

Islam

90.0%

Buddhism

5.2%

Christianity

2.9%

Hinduism

1.8%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Faitang

14,734

Peoples

Bengali

82.3%

Marma

15.0%

Tripura

2.2%

Mro

0.4%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Religion

Islam

80.2%

Buddhism

15.9%

Christianity

2.3%

Hinduism

1.5%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Fansiakhali

36,209

Peoples

Bengali

87.0%

Marma

6.6%

Mro

3.3%

Tripura

3.0%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Religion

Islam

83.5%

Buddhism

7.6%

Christianity

4.8%

Hinduism

2.3%

Other or not stated

1.9%

Gajalia

13,878

Peoples

Bengali

32.4%

Marma

32.1%

Mro

20.8%

Tripura

13.6%

Other or not stated

1.1%

Religion

Buddhism

44.4%

Islam

31.1%

Christianity

19.6%

Other or not stated

4.3%

Hinduism

0.6%

Lama Sadar

10,119

Peoples

Bengali

70.0%

Mro

16.6%

Tripura

7.3%

Marma

6.0%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Religion

Islam

60.4%

Buddhism

21.9%

Christianity

9.8%

Hinduism

7.3%

Other or not stated

0.6%

Lama Paurashava

municipality

22,645

Peoples

Bengali

87.0%

Marma

11.6%

Mro

0.7%

Tripura

0.3%

Other or not stated

0.3%

Religion

Islam

78.3%

Buddhism

13.6%

Hinduism

7.1%

Christianity

0.9%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Rupshipara

14,516

Peoples

Bengali

63.3%

Marma

17.6%

Mro

17.2%

Tripura

1.9%

Other or not stated

0.1%

Religion

Islam

57.1%

Buddhism

34.2%

Other or not stated

5.5%

Christianity

3.0%

Hinduism

0.1%

Sarai

14,863

Peoples

Bengali

71.8%

Mro

14.4%

Tripura

6.9%

Other or not stated

3.8%

Marma

3.2%

Religion

Islam

68.3%

Christianity

12.8%

Buddhism

11.4%

Other or not stated

4.9%

Hinduism

2.5%

Mapped settlements (7)

  • লামা

    লামা

    town

  • ফাঁসিয়াখালী

    ফাঁসিয়াখালী

    village

  • গজালিয়া

    গজালিয়া

    village

  • সরই

    সরই

    village

  • আজিজনগর

    village

  • কুমারী বাজার

    suburb

  • ইয়াংছা বাজার

    suburb

The census counts 343 villages here. These 7 are the ones OpenStreetMap has a position for; the rest are counted but not named in any public dataset.