Brahmangaon

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Brahmangaon
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Brahmangaon
Location in Bangladesh
Coordinates: 23°3′N90°13′E / 23.050°N 90.217°E / 23.050; 90.217
CountryFlag of Bangladesh.svg  Bangladesh
Division Barisal Division
District Bikrampur District(Now Munshiganj)
Time zone UTC+6 (Bangladesh Time)

Brahmangaon is a village situated in Kanaksar village in Lowhajanj Upozila of Bikrampur, now Munshiganj district in the central Bangladesh. [1]

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