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This document provides information about Mymensingh district in Bangladesh. It notes that Mymensingh district was established in 1787 and contains 12 upazilas covering an area of 4,394.57 square kilometers with 146 unions, 2,137 mauzas, and 2,692 villages and a population of over 5 million people. It lists some notable rivers and personalities from the district as well as famous tourist attractions which include Bangladesh Agricultural University, Muktagacha Jamidar Bari, Kobi Nazrul University, and Mymenshing Museum.
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