names, serial numbers established by Banerjee (1966) are shown in parentheses, as (#). The Bangladesh series is separate from the India series. With 4 exceptions (Chhat Tilai, Baikunthapur Teldhar (#3, #4, #5)), the first-order enclaves, including the 3 composite enclaves, lay entirely within the Cooch Behar District of West Bengal state, India. All 21 counter-enclaves lay within the Rangpur Division of Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi enclaves had an estimated population of 14,215 in 2015. ❋ This chhit was part of a composite enclave and by itself was neither an enclave nor an exclave. † Stated size may not be exact. India The 102 first-order enclaves (including the 6 composite enclaves) and the 1 counter-counter enclave lay within the Rangpur Division of Bangladesh. The 3 counter-enclaves lay within the Cooch Behar District of West Bengal state, India. In order to distinguish chhits having the same names, serial numbers established by Banerjee (1966) are shown in parentheses, as (#). The India series is separate from the Bangladesh series. There were 37,334 people living in the Indian enclaves in 2015. ❋ This chhit was part of a composite enclave and by itself was neither an enclave nor an exclave. † Stated size may not be exact. See also List of enclaves and exclaves Baarle-Hertog in Belgium Baarle-Nassau in the Netherlands Büsingen in Switzerland Campione d'Italia in Switzerland Vennbahn in Belgium References Bangladesh and the Commonwealth of Nations India and the Commonwealth of Nations Enclaves Territorial disputes of Bangladesh Territorial disputes of India Bangladesh–India relations Geography of West Bengal Former enclaves Enclaves and exclaves