File:Geographic distribution of Bengali language.png
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Ελληνικά: Γεωγραφική κατανομή της Βεγγαλικής Γλώσσας ανά επαρχία της Ινδίας και στο Μπανγκλαντές, τα χρώματα στις επαρχίες ποικίλουν ανάλογα με το ποσοστό ομιλητών (δεδομένα απογραφής 2011).
Παράγωγο του αρχείου India district map (de-facto).svg.
English: Geographic distribution of Bengali language in India and Bangladesh. The map covers each district of India and the five shades of green show the percentage of Bengali language speakers in each district. Source: Indian census 2011. Feel free to enrich the map with data for more Indian districts, or fix any mistakes.
Derivative of the file India district map (de-facto).svg. |
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| Author | NikosLikomitros |
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| current | 08:05, 2 July 2022 | 2,806 × 2,080 (1.36 MB) | NikosLikomitros | A few districts of Arunachal Pradesh have a notable Bengali presence above of 1%, probably part of the Indian efforts to increase its presence in the region. |
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