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Health access by district

How many licensed pharmacies, private hospitals & clinics and diagnostic centers each district has for every 10,000 residents. Ranked across all 64 districts, with an upazila breakdown and a 24-hour pharmacy finder on every district page.

Population figures: BBS 2022 census · Pharmacies: DGDA-licensed register (158,206) · Facilities: DGHS private facility registry (19,561)

Pharmacies per 10,000: ≤ 6.8 6.8 – 9.0 9.0 – 11.4 11.4 – 13.0 > 13.0 no population data

Districts by division

Darker = more pharmacies per 10,000 people. Tiles are ordered by rate within each division.

All districts, ranked — Barisal division

Click a column heading to sort. Rates are per 10,000 residents (BBS 2022 census).

# District Population Pharmacies per 10k ▼ 24h Hospitals & clinics per 10k Diagnostic centers per 10k Blood banks
1 Pirojpur Barisal 1,198,193 2,960
24.7
0 57
0.48
131
1.09
0
2 Barguna Barisal 1,010,530 1,804
17.9
0 42
0.42
122
1.21
0
3 Jhalokati Barisal 661,161* 853
12.9
0 22
0.33
41
0.62
0
4 Barisal Barisal 2,570,450 2,620
10.2
0 105
0.41
314
1.22
1
5 Bhola Barisal 1,932,514 1,478
7.7
0 40
0.21
119
0.62
0
6 Patuakhali Barisal 1,727,254 910
5.3
0 78
0.45
214
1.24
0
Bangladesh (national) 165,158,633 158,206 9.6 0 6,393 0.39 12,891 0.78 277

How these numbers are calculated

  • Rate per 10,000 = count in district ÷ district population × 10,000. Population figures: BBS 2022 census (source: "BBS Census 2022"); districts marked * carry a figure still being verified.
  • Pharmacies are DGDA-licensed retail/wholesale outlets in our register; hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers and blood banks come from the DGHS private facility registry. Government hospitals are not included.
  • Divisions and districts follow the source registers: the Mymensingh-region districts are listed under Dhaka division, exactly as filed by the source.
  • "Below half the national median" counts districts whose rate is under 50% of the median district rate for the selected measure.
  • The 24-hour flag depends on pharmacies declaring it; a low count usually means unreported hours, not that no pharmacy is open at night.
  • Colour classes are quintiles of the selected rate (one hue, light to dark), so each class holds roughly the same number of districts.

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