Nijhum Island is a small island of Bangladesh. Insipid Nijhum Island in Hatia upazila of Noakhali district Although it is called 'island' it is basically a 'chor'. Nirjhum Island's former name was Char-Osman. Bashman named Osman first settled with his buffalo bath and settled on the island of Nijhum. Then it was named after this name. Later, instrumentalist Amirul Islam Kalam named this name instead of Nijhum Island. [Citation needed] Originally called Balarchar, Char Osman, Kamalar Char and Chur Muri - Nijhum Island, which consists of four chars. About 14,050 acres of the island woke up in the year 1950. Until the year 1970, there was no settlement, so the island was negligible. [1] Forest Department of Bangladesh started the forest department activities in the 70's. First of all, four pairs of harnesses are tested. Nijhum Island is now the Wildlife Sanctuary. According to the deer of 1996, the number of deer is 22,000. Nijhum Island, surrounded by saltwater, is a sanctuary of the Keora tree. After the Sundarbans in the mangrove forest, many people claim that Nijhum Island is the second largest mangrove forest in Bangladesh......
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