Sangrong Township, nierong County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Sangrong Township

Sangrong Township belongs to nierong County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet

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geographical position

Nierong County governs the township. It is located in the Midwest of the county, adjacent to nierong town and Xiaqu Township in the South and Andou County in the West. The permanent population is 1983 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 10 administrative villages. The township government and villagers are stationed in poor villages. (SangLong township is a non-standard name)

evolution

The township was established in 1962 and the commune was changed in 1972. In 1987, the former sangrong Township and Chuqin Township were merged into sangrong township. In 1996, with a population of about 1500, it governs 12 administrative villages of Magu, bazabama, dokaba, genai, cacangjialong, mazaoma, duobo, longmasang, Jiaren, jiaguori, ChuGen and lamalong, and the township government is located in ChuGen Songgu. In 2000, there were 1601 permanent residents (in the fifth census). [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542424206: ~ 201220 Maza village ~ 202220 duokangba village ~ 203220 Geri village ~ 204220 Jialong village ~ 205220 Yalong village ~ 206220 kangchuo village ~ 207220 cuoza village ~ 208210 Chuo poor village ~ 209220 Dalong village ~ 210220 Chuxiong Village

Sangrong Township, nierong County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet

Nierong County governs the township. Sangrong township was established in 1962, the commune was changed in 1972, the township was rebuilt in 1982, and the former sangrong Township and Chuqin Township were merged to build the present sangrong Township in 1987. Township government in chugensonggu, 45 kilometers away from the county government. It covers an area of 1350 square kilometers and has a population of 1983 (2017). It has 12 village committees, namely, Magu, bazabama, dokaba, genai, cacangjialong, mazaoma, duobo, longmasang, Jiaren, jiaguori, ChuGen and lamalong. Pure animal husbandry Township, raising yak, goat, sheep, etc. It is a disaster prone township.