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Flooding in Bangladesh
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Geography Coursework Flooding in Bangladesh By ... Intro Bangladesh is located in southern Asia; India borders Bangladesh to the west and Myanmar (Burma) to the east. Nepal and Bhutan are north of Bangladesh. The Bay of Bengal is situated south of Bangladesh. Bangladesh is roughly the same size as the UK; however the population in Bangladesh is superior with 110m to the UK's 60m. Dharker is the capital and the most populated region of Bangladesh. The GNP of Bangladesh is only 180$ which is a staggering difference with the UK's, which is 20500$. Most of the terrain in Bangladesh is flat and low-lying, although there are still hills in the north-east that rise to 200m and hills in the south east that are 600m. The three main rivers in south Asia, the Ganges, the Meghma and the Brahmaputra have formed Bangladesh from depositing sediment; they all flow from the Himalayas in different countries...
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