Thak Maps of Villages of Bangladesh drawn in the mid 19th century. Maps were drawn to demarcate the village boundaries and to record Zamindary ownership of the village.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Bhaturia. There are 2 mauza (revenue units) in the album. The names of mauza in this volume include: Araji and Teghari. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 2 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Amrool. There are 108 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 108 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Chindabajoo. There are 94 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 94 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Barbukpoor. There are 2 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 2 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Lushkerpoor; Kazeehutta. There are 95 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 95 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Digha. There are 33 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 33 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Bungaon; Taigachee; Islampur. There are 42 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 42 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Gururhat. There are 83 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 83 maps.
Name of Pergunah covered in album: Muhumudpoor. There are 25 mauza (revenue units) in the album. Extent of Original material: Bound volume containing 25 maps.