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Jamalpur District Map – Unions by Upazila

This is a Jamalpur district map with all 74 unions and urban areas, grouped by upazila. Select the places you have been to and the tool colours them on the map. You can add your name and photo, switch the colour theme and download the card as a PNG, JPG or PDF. Everything is drawn in your browser, so your selection and photo are not uploaded.

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Why use this tool?

Why use this tool?

A district map at union level shows much more than a pin on "Jamalpur". If you grew up here, travel for work or are visiting village by village, you can see at a glance which unions you know and which you have never reached. Drawing that by hand on a blank map is slow; here you tap names or the map itself and the finished card is ready to save.

How to use it

How to use it

  1. Step 1

    Select areas

    Tap the unions you have visited in the list, or click them on the map.
  2. Step 2

    Pick a theme

    Choose one of the five colour themes.
  3. Step 3

    Add details

    Optionally type your name, add a photo and decide whether to show union names.
  4. Step 4

    Download

    Press PNG, JPG or PDF to save the card.

What this tool does

It draws Jamalpur district as a map of 74 areas: 68 unions and 6 pourashava or city areas, grouped under 7 headings. The upazilas are Jamalpur Sadar, Melandah, Islampur, Dewangonj, Sarishabari, Madarganj and Bokshiganj. Select the places you have visited and they are filled with colour. The card also shows how many of the 74 areas you have marked, a progress bar with the percentage, and how many of the 7 groups you have visited at least once.

How selection works

The list on the left is grouped by upazila. Tap a name to select or unselect it. Each group has its own select-all and clear link, and the whole list has Select all and Clear all. The search box matches both English and Bangla names. On a computer you can also click an area directly on the map. Many unions are very small on a phone screen, so the list is the more reliable way to pick them there; for that reason clicking the map is switched off on narrow screens.

English and Bangla names

The tool opens in Bangla, and the buttons at the top switch the labels, the area names and the downloaded card to English. Bangla spellings come from the Bangladesh GeoCode name list. Every union on this map was matched to the name list. Pourashava areas are shown with the name of the town.

Personalising the card

Five colour themes are available: Emerald, Indigo, Sunset, Ocean and Night green. You can type a name (up to 28 characters) and add a photo in JPG, PNG or WebP format up to 10 MB. The photo is cropped to a rounded square next to the title, which becomes "Your name's Jamalpur". The "Union names" option writes the names of the selected areas on the map. It is off by default because 74 areas can crowd a card; when it is on, a label that would overlap another one is left out.

Downloading

The card is drawn at 1200 × 1600 pixels. PNG keeps full quality, JPG gives a smaller file, and PDF is a single page with the same image. File names look like jamalpur-union-map-11-of-74.png, where the numbers show how many areas you selected. If your browser can share files, a Share button also appears.

Map data and sources

Union and pourashava boundaries come from geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0). Each boundary was placed in its upazila using BBS/OCHA upazila areas (CC BY-IGO) and linked to Bangladesh GeoCode names (MIT) by comparing the union centre point and the name. The boundary data and the name list come from different sources, so the 74 areas shown here are not meant to equal any official union count. The credit is printed at the bottom of every exported card.

Features explained

74 areas, 7 groups

All 68 unions and 6 urban areas of Jamalpur are listed under their upazila with a count such as 3/16 for each group.

Select from the list or the map

Tap a name, or click the area on the map on a computer. Both stay in sync.

Search in English or Bangla

Type part of a union name to filter the list.

Bangla and English

The tool opens in Bangla. The language buttons switch labels, names and the downloaded card to English.

Five themes

Emerald, Indigo, Sunset, Ocean and Night green change the card colours.

Name and photo

Add an optional name and a photo at the top of the card; the title becomes "Your name's Jamalpur".

Union labels

Switch names on or off for the selected areas. Hovering an area on the map with a mouse shows its name.

Progress and level

The card shows a percentage bar, and a short level message appears below the buttons.

PNG, JPG and PDF

Download the same card in the format you need.

What can you use it for?

Home district

Show which parts of Jamalpur you have lived in, worked in or visited, one union at a time.

Field work and surveys

Mark the unions a team has covered so far and share the picture with colleagues.

Social posts

Post a single image of the Jamalpur unions you know.

Personal goals

Aim to visit every union of Jamalpur and watch the percentage grow.

Tool information

DistrictJamalpur (জামালপুর)
Areas on the map74: 68 unions and 6 urban/pourashava areas
Groups in the list7, by upazila
SelectionName list, group shortcuts, or click on the map (computer)
Themes5
PhotoJPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB, shown as a rounded square
NameOptional, up to 28 characters
Output size1200 × 1600 px
FormatsPNG, JPG, PDF (one page)
ProcessingIn your browser; nothing is uploaded
Saved selectionNot saved; refreshing the page clears it

Benefits

  • No account and no installation.
  • A list grouped by upazila and a clickable map, so you can pick unions whichever way is easier.
  • The preview is the exact image you download.
  • Names and photos stay on your device.

Limitations

  • Boundaries are simplified and based on open data, so edges, rivers and chars are approximate. Do not use the map for surveying, land records or official purposes.
  • The map shows 74 areas, which can differ from the official number of unions because the boundary data and the name list come from different sources.
  • Some newly created unions may be missing from the source data.
  • Your selection is not stored. If you refresh or close the page, you start again.
  • Bangla text on the downloaded card uses the fonts available on your device, so a device without a Bangla font may show it differently.
  • The tool does not plan routes or record travel dates.

Privacy

The map is drawn and exported inside your browser. Your selected areas, name and photo are not sent to a server by this tool, and they are not saved after you leave the page.

Tips

  • Jamalpur Sadar is the largest group with 16 areas; Bokshiganj is the smallest upazila with 7.
  • Keep "Union names" off if many neighbouring areas are selected and the map looks crowded.
  • Choose PNG when you want sharp text; use JPG when file size matters.
  • A square or portrait photo with the face near the centre crops best.

Frequently asked questions

How many unions does the Jamalpur district map show?

It shows 74 areas: 68 unions and 6 pourashava or city areas, grouped under 7 headings.

Why is the number different from the official union count?

The boundary shapes and the name list come from different open datasets, and newer or split unions are not always the same in both. The map is made for visual use, not as an official record.

Why do some names stay in English when I choose Bangla?

All union names on this map have Bangla spellings. Pourashava areas follow the town name.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is read by your browser and drawn onto the card on your device. It is not uploaded by this tool.

Will my selection be saved if I come back later?

No. The selection is kept only while the page is open, so download the map before leaving.

Why can I not click a small union on the map on my phone?

Unions are very small on a phone screen, so map clicking is switched off there to avoid wrong taps. Select them from the list instead.

Which file format should I choose?

PNG for the sharpest result, JPG for a smaller file, and PDF if you want a one-page document to print or add to an album.