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Water 89 4.1 Surface Water, Flood and Erosion Table 4.1.1 Statistics on River Basin and Drainage Area Area of Bangladesh Total rivers Cross boundary rivers 1,47,570 sq. km. 230 nos. 57 nos. Major river basin area (India, Nepal, Bhutan, China and partly Bangladesh) a. Brahmaputra basin 5,83,000 sq. km. b. Ganges basin 9,07,000 sq. km. c. Meghna basin 65,000 sq. km. d. Southeastern hill basin 45,000 sq. km. Total Drainage area 16,00,000 sq. km. a. Drainage basin inside country 7.50% b. Drainage basin outside country 92.5% Source : RHD (1998) Table 4.1.2 Extent of Flood and Corresponding Damage Year Inundated Area % of Total Damage (sq. km) Area (million taka) 1954 36778 25.55 1200 1955 38850 26.98 1240 1956 35883 24.64 2180 1962 37296 25.90 1020 1963 35224 24.46 83 1968 37296 25.90 1645 1970 36260 25.18 330 1971 38332 26.62 380 1974 38850 26.98 10000 1984 25900 17.88 2500 Avg. Depth of Inundation (meters) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Duration of Flood (Days) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1987 54390 37.77 10000 6.64 17 1988 83994 58.33 50000 7.58 23 1998 100000 65.00 100000 6.58 75 Source : Zohra (1999) Table 4.1.3 1998 Flood Damage Statistics Number of affected districts 52 Number of affected thanas 366 Number of affected unions 3323 [contd.]
90 People's Report 2002-2003 : Bangladesh Environment Table 4.1.3 Number of affected people 3,09,16,351 Crop damage (acre) 14,23,320 Number of damaged houses 9,80,571 Number of deaths 918 Number of dead livestock 26,654 Damaged road in km 15,927 Damaged bandh (embankment) in km 4,528 Number of damaged bridge/culverts 6,890 Number of damaged educational institutions 1,718 Number of damaged shelters 2,716 Number of sheltered people 10,49,525 Source : EOC (1998) Table 4.1.4 Area Affected by Floods 1953-1998 (Years for which flood affected area exceeded 50,000 km 2 are shown in boldface) Year Area Affected by Floods (km 2 ) Elahi (1) Shahjahan (2) Islam (3) 1953 27,000 1954 37,000 36,920 1955 40,000 50,000 1956 36,000 35,620 1962 37,000 37,440 1963 35,000 43,180 1964 10,000 1966 33,000 1968 37,000 37,300 1969 41,000 1970 42,000 42,640 1971 36,000 36,475 1972 21,000 1973 29,000 1974 90,650 52,000 52,720 1975 17,000 1976 28,000 1980 64,750 35,000 1981 12,000 1982 23,000 1983 11,000 1984 64,750 48,000 28,314 1985 22,000 1986 18,000 1987 88,000 60,000 57,491 1988 98,000 98,000 77,700 1998 84,000 Source : Khalequzzaman (2000) Note : 1. Elahi (1991) 2. Shahjahan (1998) 3. Islam (1999)
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Chapter 1 Land and Agriculture 1.1
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References CHAPTER 1 Ahmed, M. F.,
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References 185 Razzaque, M. A. (200
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References 187 CHAPTER 6 Alam, M.,
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References 189 Iqbal, M. A., Ahmed,
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