Liangqu Township, Jue County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Liangqu Township

For example, the county governs the township. Liangqu township was established in 1960, commune was changed in 1969, and township was rebuilt in 1980.

survey

For example, the county governs the township. It is located in the middle and southwest of the county, adjacent to ruozhen in the East and Jiali County in the southwest. The permanent population is 5362 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages. The township government and people's Congress are stationed in SAMA village. S303 highway transit.

evolution

The township was established in 1960 and the commune was changed in 1969. In 1988, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. In 1996, with a population of about 2100, it has jurisdiction over 14 administrative villages of SAMA, Pala, ODA, Doka, niangda, Jiri, GANGDA, ranru, tikuo, kedongduo, gakang, zhasung, rantang and chaku. In 2000, the permanent resident population was 2909. In 2008, it had jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages and was stationed in SAMA. [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542423204: ~ 201210 SAMA village ~ 202220 Pala village ~ 203220 niangda village ~ 204220 Jiri village ~ 205220 GADA village ~ 206220 tikuo village ~ 207220 dongduo village ~ 208220 Gekang village ~ 209220 remutang village ~ 210220 chakule village ~ 211220 reru village ~ 212220 Duoka village ~ 213220 zasang Village

Geography

Liangqu Township, Naqu County, Tibet

Located in the middle of the county, 16 kilometers away from the county government. It covers an area of 1141.09 square kilometers and has a population of 5362 (2017). The Nujiang River flows through the countryside. It has jurisdiction over 14 village committees of SAMA, Pala, ODA, Doka, niangda, Jiri, GANGDA, ranru, tikuo, kedongduo, gakang, zhasung, rantang and chaku. It is a semi farming and semi pastoral Township, where highland barley and peas are planted, and Cordyceps sinensis is rich. It can feed yak, goat, sheep, etc. Dan Zeng, now Deputy Secretary of the regional party committee, is a native of Liangqu.