Khagrachhari Sadar Upazila
খাগড়াছড়ি সদর
6 union-level units in Khagrachhari district, holding 246 villages across 13 mauzas. This is the last level the map goes to — no village boundaries are published for Bangladesh.
Khagrachhari · 2022 census
Khagrachhari Sadar
খাগড়াছড়ি সদর
Population
136,141
Indigenous
59.2%
80,636
Area
298 km²
Households
32,531
Literacy
77.4%
82% m · 72% f
Density
457/km²
Urban
53.1%
Sex ratio
103.1
men per 100 women
Under 5
9.2%
Villages
246
Mauzas
13
Postcode
4400
Peoples
Bengali
40.8%
Chakma
27.1%
Tripura
21.0%
Marma
10.9%
Others
0.2%
Religion
Buddhism
38.5%
Islam
35.0%
Hinduism
24.8%
Christianity
1.8%
Other or not stated
0.0%
Unions and municipalities (6)
Bhaibonchhara
22,523
Golabari
15,097
Kamalchhari
15,675
Khagrachhari
58,875
Khagrachhari Paurashava
municipality
58,875
Perachhara
12,700
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
Bhaibonchhara
22,523
Peoples
Tripura
47.1%
Chakma
37.3%
Bengali
8.1%
Marma
7.5%
Other or not stated
0.1%
Religion
Hinduism
47.2%
Buddhism
45.2%
Islam
6.6%
Other or not stated
0.9%
Golabari
15,097
Peoples
Bengali
43.1%
Tripura
26.3%
Marma
19.1%
Chakma
11.3%
Other or not stated
0.2%
Religion
Islam
38.9%
Buddhism
31.1%
Hinduism
29.5%
Other or not stated
0.5%
Kamalchhari
15,675
Peoples
Chakma
47.6%
Bengali
26.8%
Marma
18.1%
Tripura
7.4%
Other or not stated
0.1%
Religion
Buddhism
63.9%
Islam
26.8%
Hinduism
7.4%
Other or not stated
1.9%
Khagrachhari
58,875
Religion
Islam
58.7%
Buddhism
27.1%
Hinduism
13.5%
Other or not stated
0.8%
Khagrachhari Paurashava
municipality
58,875
Peoples
Bengali
70.0%
Chakma
19.0%
Marma
6.3%
Tripura
4.3%
Other or not stated
0.4%
Perachhara
12,700
Peoples
Tripura
49.4%
Chakma
40.6%
Marma
6.8%
Bengali
2.9%
Other or not stated
0.2%
Religion
Buddhism
48.7%
Hinduism
46.3%
Other or not stated
2.7%
Islam
2.3%
Mapped settlements (3)
খাগড়াছড়ি
খাগড়াছড়ি
city
কমলছড়ি
কমলছড়ি
village
Pakkhipara
village
The census counts 246 villages here. These 3 are the ones OpenStreetMap has a position for; the rest are counted but not named in any public dataset.