Ishwardi

Ishwardi is a city located in Bangladesh within the Rajshahi Division. Operating under the Asia/Dhaka time zone, the city is situated at coordinates 24.12858 latitude and 89.06573 longitude, with a recorded population of 81,995 using BDT currency.

What are the geographic boundaries and features of Ishwardi?

Ishwardi occupies an area of 250.89 km2 between 24º03′ and 24º15′ north latitudes and between 89º00′ and 89º11′ east latitudes. It is the westernmost upazila of Pabna district. The upazila is bounded on the north by Baraigram and Lalpur upazilas of Natore district, on the east by Atgharia and Pabna Sadar upazila, on the south by Kumarkhali and Mirpur upazilas of Kushtia district, and on the west by Bheramara upazila of Kushtia district. The River Padma and its tributaries run through the area, with the Padma flowing beside Ishwardi and separating it from Kushtia district.

How does the physical terrain shape the region?

The region features a diverse geomorphology consisting of a mix of plain, low-lying areas, and elevated landforms. A major portion lies in the vast Gangetic floodplain, which features fertile alluvial soil deposited by rivers. The landscape comprises riverbanks, floodplains, and locally elevated areas shaped by erosional and depositional processes.

What safety and practical guidelines apply regarding local conditions?

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For more details, consult the Ishwardi Upazila article.

Ishwardi is a city situated in the Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh, positioned geographically at latitude 24.12858 and longitude 89.06573. Operating under the Asia/Dhaka timezone, the city functions within the Pabna District as the westernmost upazila.

Where is the city located geographically?

The upazila occupies a total area of 250.89 square kilometers and is positioned between 24º03′ and 24º15′ north latitudes and 89º00′ and 89º11′ east longitudes. Its boundaries are defined to the north by Baraigram and Lalpur upazilas of Natore district, to the east by Atgharia and Pabna Sadar upazila, to the south by Kumarkhali and Mirpur upazilas of Kushtia district, and to the west by Bheramara upazila of Kushtia district.

How do rivers shape the local terrain?

The River Padma and its tributaries run through the region. The Ganges, locally known as the Padma, flows along the western and south-western boundary, separating Ishwardi from Kushtia district. This river action heavily influences the local geomorphology.

What characterizes the geomorphology and soil?

Ishwardi exhibits a diverse landscape featuring a mix of plain, low-lying zones, and elevated landforms. The major portion of the upazila lies within the vast Gangetic floodplain, which features fertile alluvial soil deposited by rivers. The terrain comprises riverbanks, floodplains, and locally elevated patches shaped by continuous erosional and depositional processes.

What type of climate influences the region?

According to the Köppen climate classification, the area experiences a humid subtropical or tropical savanna climate influenced by the Indian monsoon. Much of the yearly rainfall arrives from the southwest monsoon, which typically strikes the region in the second week of June and retreats at the end of October. A weather observatory has operated here since 1963 under the International Station Number 41907.