Gangni Township, Anduo County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Gangni Township

Anduo County governs the township. Gangni township was established in 1960, the commune was changed in 1971, and the township was rebuilt in 1980. When the district township was withdrawn in 1988, the former gangni Township and zhasha Township merged to form a new gangni township. 156 kilometers away from the county government. It covers an area of 12186.34 square kilometers and has a population of 1912 (2017). It has jurisdiction over seven village committees, namely sewujigai, Longmu, gangni, nimalong, nanacha, galanrilong and domameri. It belongs to pure animal husbandry Township, where yak, goat and sheep are raised.

survey

Anduo County governs the township. Located in the northwest of the county (part of the jurisdiction in Qinghai Province). The resident population is 1912 (2017). It has jurisdiction over seven administrative villages. The township government is located in duozhuojiang village. The Qinghai Tibet railway passes through the border.

evolution

The township was established in 1960 and the commune was changed in 1972. In 1988, gangni and zasha were merged into gangni township. In 1996, with a population of about 13000, it has jurisdiction over seven administrative villages, namely, sewujigai, Longmu, gangni, nimalong, nanacha, galanrilong and Domar Meiri (i.e., dozhuogajiang, sewujigai, Longmu, dargaogangni, nimalong, nanacha, galanrilong and Domar Meiri). In 2000, the permanent resident population was 1534. [2014 code and classification of urban and rural areas] 542425203: ~ 201220 Longmu village ~ 202220 dangguogangni village ~ 203220 nimalong village ~ 204220 nanacha village ~ 205220 guerranrilong village ~ 206220 duomamirigongou village ~ 207210 duozhuojiang Village

Geography

Gangni Township, Anduo County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet

The highest wind / light complementary power station in the world is the 16 kW power station in gangni Township, Anduo county (5200 meters above sea level).