Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 19… (1911)

The district is for the most part level and open, covered with well-cultivated fields, and intersected by numerous rivers. The Madhupur jungle is a slightly elevated tract, extending from the north of Dacca district into the heart of Mymensingh; its average height is about 60 ft. above the level of the surrounding country, and it nowhere exceeds 100 ft. The jungle contains abundance of sāl, valuable both as timber and for charcoal. The only other elevated tract in the district is on the southern border, where the Susang hills rise.
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