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Dahagram is a Bangladeshi enclave connected by a narrow corridor
Located inside Indian territory, Dahagram connects to mainland Bangladesh via the Tin Bigha Corridor.
Dahagram-Angarpota was one of over a hundred complex enclaves along the India-Bangladesh border resulting from historical princely state land grants. While most enclaves were swapped under a historic 2015 land boundary agreement, Dahagram was retained by Bangladesh. India leased a strip of land in 2011 to grant twenty-four-hour access.
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- Located inside Indian territory, Dahagram connects to mainland Bangladesh via the Tin Bigha Corridor. The figure is taken from Encyclopaedia Britannica, which is linked in full on this page. Every fact on Mondo Knows names its source rather than repeating an unsourced claim.
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