Dengmu Township, Lang County, Linzhi City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Dengmu Township

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Lang County, Nyingchi City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs townships and 10 administrative villages including Basang village, duolong village, Luolong village, bengga village, Senmu village, bengda village, Ruzi village, zuoga village, Bilian village and dengmu village.

It is located in the southwest of Lang County, Linzhi City, Tibet, 60 kilometers away from the county seat. It is the most remote and the highest altitude Township in Lang county.

evolution

In June 1959, gurulange district was established. In April 1988, it was changed to dengmu township. In 1996, it covers an area of 380 square kilometers and has a population of 3000. It governs 16 administrative villages, including duolong, Lilong, bengga, Ruzi, MIMO, Jiu, Basang, Sen, Jiaojie, dengmu, Zili, Luolong, sangqiong, bengda, Zhuoga and Guolong. [2013 code and urban rural classification] 542627202: ~ 201220 Basang village ~ 202220 duolong village ~ 203220 Luolong village ~ 204220 bengga village ~ 205220 Senmu village ~ 206220 bengda village ~ 207220 Ruzi village ~ 208220 zuoga village ~ 209220 Bilin village ~ 210210 dengmu Village

administrative division

Lang County, Nyingchi City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs townships and 10 administrative villages including Basang village, duolong village, Luolong village, bengga village, Senmu village, bengda village, Ruzi village, zuoga village, Bilian village and dengmu village. Township government in dengmu village.

geographical environment

It is located in the southwest of Lang County, Linzhi City, Tibet, 60 kilometers away from the county seat. It is the most remote and the highest altitude Township in Lang county.

natural resources

The township covers an area of 380 square kilometers.

Population nationality

In 2010, there were 2859 permanent residents (the sixth census in 2010).

rural economy

The economy is dominated by agriculture, planting highland barley, wheat, rape and peas.

Infrastructure construction

In May 2015, the kindergarten affiliated to dengmu Township Primary School started construction, with a construction area of 700 square meters, dormitories, activity rooms, etc., with a total investment of 1.85 million yuan. In July 2015, sangqiong qudengnaimu road in bengda village of dengmu township was completed, with a total length of 30.15 km and a total investment of 5.6 million yuan.