Pana Town, Anduo County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Pana town

The town is under the jurisdiction of Anduo County in Naqu Prefecture, where the county people's government, the county Party committee and the county people's Congress are stationed. Located in the middle of the county. It was originally named yaoqia Township and Yuqia township. Township was established in 1961, commune was changed in 1969, township was restored in 1984, and Pana town was changed in 2002. It has jurisdiction over four village committees and 42 natural villages. The town government and the town people's Congress are located in Pana village. The population is 3327 (2017), all Tibetan.

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Anduo County governs the town and is the seat of the county government. The resident population is 3327 (2017). It has jurisdiction over one neighborhood committee and three administrative villages. The town government is stationed in Pana neighborhood committee. Qinghai Tibet railway, 109 National Highway and S301 highway pass through the territory. Historic sites include Tangkang temple, etc.

evolution

The township was established in 1960 and the commune was changed in 1972. In 1988, Zhalong, yaoqia and duqin were merged into yaoqia township. In 1996, with a population of about 4800, it has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages, including Maqian, maolai, balaijian, Jiaduo, yangga, Xialong, langqian, naizhuo, Zhalong Dongri, Tangdi, Suokang and Tangduo (i.e., Muqin, yangdima, Maqing, balaiche, jiameiduobeng, yangga, Xialong, langqingma, naizhuo, zalongri, Kangdi, Suokang and kangduo). In 2000, the permanent resident population was 5283. In 2002, yaoqia township was abolished and Pana town was established. [2014 code and urban rural classification] 54242513: ~ 001121 Pana neighborhood committee ~ 201220 zalejin village ~ 202220 turuo village ~ 203220 shengekagang Village

Economics

The economy is dominated by animal husbandry, raising yaks, sheep, goats, etc. Produce Cordyceps, musk, etc. There are primary schools, county hospitals, post offices, department stores, etc. The Qinghai Tibet highway passes through this area.

Geography