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Mymensingh

In Mymensingh, Bangladesh, the atlas records 3 correctional facilities and 36 police units. They include 35 police stations, 3 prisons and 1 border police. The busiest district is Mymensingh (16 entries). Mymensingh is one of 8 divisions of Bangladesh with entries in the atlas. Prisons in Mymensingh come under the Department of Prisons, which runs the system across Bangladesh. Choose one of 5 districts to see every facility with its address and telephone.

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Mymensingh, by district

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JamalpurKishoreganjMymensinghNetrakonaSherpurBakshigonj Police Station – JamalpurDewangonj Police Station – JamalpurDewanjgonj Police Station – JamalpurNarayanpur Police Investigation Centre, Police stationSarishabari ThanaTarakandi Police Station – JamalpurHossaipur ThanaBangladesh Police, CID District OfficeBhaluka Thana Complex Bhaalukaa ThaanaaBhoradoba Police Station – MymensinghBorder, no acces for foreignersDhobaura Police StationGoforgoan Police Station – MymensinghHaluaghat Police Station (Mymensingh)Ishwarganj Upazila Police StationKotwali ThanaMuktagacha Police Station – MymensinghPhulpur Police Station Phulpur ThaanaarPolice BOx – MymensinghTarakanda Police StationTrishal Police Station Trishaal ThaanaaAattpaarraa ThaanaaBGB CampBarhatta Police StationDharmapasha Police Station Dhrmpaashaa ThaanaaKendu Police Station – NetrakonaKhaliajuri Police station – NetrakonaMadan ThanaMohangonj Police Station – NetrakonaNetrokona Police LinesNetrokona Sadar Police StationPolice Box – NetrakonaDistrict Special Branch, Federal policeJhenaigati Police Station, Police station – SherpurNakla Police Station – SherpurNalitabari Police Station Naalitaabaadd'ii ThaanaarGouripur Police StationMymensingh Central JailNetrokona District Jail
Composition

What the atlas holds here

35Police stations
3Prisons
1Border police
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Prisons & jails

3 facilities

3 entries
Gouripur Police StationPrisonMymensingh
Mymensingh Central JailPrisonMymensingh
Netrokona District JailPrisonNetrakona
Questions

Frequently asked

How many places of detention does Mymensingh, Bangladesh have?

The atlas lists 3 prisons, jails and detention centres in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, including 3 prisons.

Which police agencies serve Mymensingh, Bangladesh?

36 police units are listed for Mymensingh, Bangladesh: 35 police stations and 1 border police.

Can I look up a prisoner in Mymensingh, Bangladesh?

Public inmate lists are generally not published in Bangladesh. Contact the facility or the Department of Prisons, using the address and telephone on each facility page.

Which district has the most facilities?

Mymensingh, with 2 prisons and jails and 14 police units.

Are telephone numbers available for these facilities?

Not yet. The facility pages show each address and map location; the agency's own website is the authority for current contact details.

Which authority is responsible for prisons in Mymensingh, Bangladesh?

Prisons in Bangladesh, including those in Mymensingh, are run by the Department of Prisons.

How are the listings for Mymensingh, Bangladesh organised?

The atlas files Mymensingh, Bangladesh by district, following official administrative boundaries; 5 districts currently have entries. Every facility is listed in the district where it is located; Mymensingh is the largest by number of entries.

Where can I reach the police in Mymensingh, Bangladesh?

In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For anything else, the atlas lists 36 police units here. Open a district to see the units in each area.

What other areas are in Bangladesh?

Bangladesh has 7 other areas in the atlas; Dhaka has the most entries (197), followed by Chittagong.

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