Human geography

 Urbanization is continuing quickly, and it is assessed that just 30% of the populace entering the workforce later on will be consumed into horticulture, albeit many will probably discover different sorts of work in country regions. The regions around Dhaka and Comilla are the most thickly settled. The Sundarbans, a space of seaside tropical wilderness in the southwest and last wild home of the Bengal tiger, and the Chittagong Hill Tracts on the southeastern line with Burma and India, are the least thickly populated.

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