Mangre Township, Nanmulin County, Xigaze City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Mangre town

Mangre township is located in the east of Nanmulin County, Xigaze City, Tibet Autonomous Region, bordering Lhasa Nimu County in the East and Dazi Township in the south

It borders suojin Township in the West and labupu Township in the north.

geographical position

The township government is located in Shimu village, 92 kilometers away from the county seat. The government building covers an area of 633 square meters, with a total area of 762.87 square kilometers and a population of 3470 (2017). "Mangre" in Tibetan means "more livestock pens".

General situation

In September 1961, the people's Government of mangwu district was established, which has jurisdiction over Renzong, DURU, kanzhuhe, mangwu, Tuanjie and labupu. It was renamed mangre District in 1978. In 1988, mangre township was composed of Renzong Township, DURU Township, Kanzhu Township and mangre township. It shall be under the direct jurisdiction of the county people's government. In 2000, mangre Township had eight villagers' committees: Shimu, Jiaou, yangmuri, Gesang, langkong, Renzong, Kanzhu and Zare.

Climate and resources

Mangre Township, with an average altitude of 4500 meters, has a cold and dry climate and relatively less rainfall, which is not suitable for the growth of highland barley, winter wheat and other crops. Mangre township has a large grassland area and rich forage resources, with a grassland area of 1500000 mu, including 750000 mu of usable grassland, 13956 mu of irrigated grassland and 13956 mu of net enclosure grassland. The township focuses on the development of animal husbandry production, and vigorously develops aquaculture and aquaculture processing industry.

development

In 2000, there were 37948 livestock in the township. The total rural economic income was 3986605 yuan, and the per capita income reached 1063.1 yuan. 2000

Mangre town

There is a complete primary school in mangre Township, covering an area of 1595 square meters, with 655 students and 95.32% of children enrolled. There are township clinics, terrestrial satellite TV receivers, grain stations, film teams and other service facilities. The "Kona" material exchange meeting in mangre township is a concentrated embodiment of the national trade in Nanmulin county. It has a history of 1999, and it lasts 15 days from May 25 to June 10 of the Tibetan calendar. Before the "Cultural Revolution", the trade place of "Kona" material exchange meeting was in "kancuo" township. After 1981, the trading place was moved to Zongtang (Renzong), mangwu district (now kangnagang, Zongtang village, mangre township). Kona material exchange meeting plays a great role in enriching the material and cultural life of the local people and promoting the regional economic development. Mangre Township animal resources are bears, lynx, Marmota, etc., plant resources are creeping pine, etc.