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NASIRABAD, or MYMENSINGH

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 248 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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NASIRABAD, or
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MYMENSINGH  , a
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town of
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British
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India, headquarters of
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Mymensingh
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district in Eastern
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Bengal and
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Assam, situated on the
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left
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bank of the old channel of the
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Brahmaputra, which is only navigable during the
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rainy
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season . Pop . (1901) 14,668 . It has a station on the
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branch of the Eastern Bengal railway from
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Dacca to Jagannathganj, on the Jamuna or
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main stream of the Brahmaputra . The
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earthquake of the 12th of
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June 1897 destroyed the
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church and the high school, and seriously damaged other public buildings .

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