Hooghly district
India
Hooghly district, in West Bengal, India, maps 73 connections to 2707 other places across 17 topics, with government and local administration forming the largest cluster. Kolkata and Dhaka each share many connections with the district. Portuguese merchants obtained a permit to trade here in 1536, and jute cultivation and trade remain central to the district's industrial identity. Raja Ram Mohan Roy, the Father of the Indian Renaissance, was born here at Radhanagore.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
Connects Hooghly district to: Serampore, India | Ramgarh Cantonment, India
Hayat Mamud
Connects Hooghly district to: Dhaka, Bangladesh | Jadavpur
Mahmud Shah (Sultan of Bengal)
Connects Hooghly district to: Dhaka, Bangladesh | Old Dhaka
Singur
Connects Hooghly district to: India | Singur, India
jute trade
Connects Hooghly district to: Dhaka, Bangladesh | Sirajganj, Bangladesh
River Hooghly
Connects Hooghly district to: Shyamnagar, West Bengal | Konnagar, India
Dhaniakhali (community development block)
Connects Hooghly district to: Dhaniakhali, India | Gurap, India
Pandua (community development block)
Jangipara (community development block)
Connects Hooghly district to: Udaynarayanpur | Jangipara, India
Pursurah (community development block)
Connects Hooghly district to: Udaynarayanpur | Pursurah, India
Purba Bardhaman
Connects Hooghly district to: Katwa, India | Ketugram II | Burdwan division
Shawkat Osman
Connects Hooghly district to: Kolkata, India | Dhaka, Bangladesh | Chittagong, Bangladesh