Shangka Township, leiwuqi County, Changdu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Shangka Township

Data type = mapid = 2956427data catalog = 0, Wuqi County governs the township. It is the forestry base and mineral base of leiwuqi county. Shangka township was established in 1959, changed to commune in 1975, and restored to township in 1984. Located in the northeast of the county, 97 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 512.86 square kilometers and has a population of 3617 (2017). It has jurisdiction over eight village committees, namely Daran, Ranai, Shenda, Shangri, Suo, Zhutuo, shangka and jieduo. It is a semi agricultural and semi pastoral Township, planting highland barley, wheat and rape, and Grazing Yak, cattle, goats and sheep. There is Machala coal mine in Changdu area.

Shangka Hydropower Station

The collapse of the hydropower station has become 210 households of farmers and herdsmen in 7 of the 24 natural villages in shangka Township, which has solved the problem of electricity consumption in daily life and production, and 1390 people have ended the era of no electricity. On January 10, 2006, the installation and commissioning of mechanical and electrical equipment were completed. Through the self inspection of the county acceptance group, the project is qualified.

significance

Shangka hydropower station, the largest investment project in the history of shangka Township in leiwuqi County, has recently successfully completed the installation and commissioning of various mechanical and electrical equipment. After 72 hours of trial operation, everything is normal and passed the acceptance of the county acceptance team. The project, with a total investment of 8.5128 million yuan, was officially started on August 18, 2004. By the end of October 2005, the main works such as the 900 meter water diversion channel and the mechanical and electrical equipment with an installed capacity of 320 kW were completed. The completion of the hydropower station has solved the problem of power consumption in daily life and production for 210 households and 1390 people in 7 villages of shangka township.