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| The headquarters of the district is at ]. There are 4 subdivisions to the districts: Sadar, Chandannagar, Sreerampur and Arambag. | The headquarters of the district is at ]. There are 4 subdivisions to the districts: Sadar, Chandannagar, Sreerampur and Arambag. | ||
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The district is bordered by ] District to the south, ] District to the north, and to the east by the ]. ] District lies to the north-west, with ] District to the south-west. | ||
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Hooghly is one of the districts of the state of West Bengal in India. It can alternatively be spelt Hoogli or Hugli. The district is named after the Hooghly River.
The headquarters of the district is at Chinsura. There are 4 subdivisions to the districts: Sadar, Chandannagar, Sreerampur and Arambag.
The district is bordered by Howrah District to the south, Bardhaman District to the north, and to the east by the Hooghly River. Bankura District lies to the north-west, with Medinipur District to the south-west.
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