GameI Township, Suo County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

GameI Township

GameI township is located in Suo County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet, in the north central part of the county, adjacent to Baqing county. The resident population is 5632 (2017). The total area of cultivated land is 196.68 hectares. It has jurisdiction over 18 administrative villages. Township government, Township People's Congress in kezada village.

evolution

Township was established in 1966 and commune was established in 1971. In 1988, the original gameI Township, suodui Township and Gaxiu Township were merged into gameI township. In 1996, with a population of 35000, it has jurisdiction over 16 administrative villages of Gongga, Gongmi, gongsuo, Dongmu, dashaka, benrika, reqingliang, Gutang, kechada, meilongliang, nigotang, bengongtang, Soga, duojian, gongdatang and longmugu. The township government is stationed in gamixiong (i.e., duotangxiong, longmokou, meilongneng, dunmaonang, suqiongtang, gongdatang, dasaka, xiuseka and Fanmu) Re Ka, Po Ka, Ben Gong Tang, ni duo Tang, Wan Ru duo, Na Da duo, Re Qing Neng, Qiu Ming Ka, Ke Di Da, Long Tong Ka (18 villages). In 2000, the permanent population of gameI township was 3849 (Wupu). In 2006, it has jurisdiction over 18 administrative villages, namely pangga, qiumen, xiusuoka, tongmaonang, dasaka, przeka, reqingnang, sujiong, kezada, longtongda, quanjinda, meilongnang, nidotang, pugongtang, nanada, duobengku, gongdatang and longmuku. [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542427205: ~ 201220 pangga village ~ 202220 qiumen village ~ 203220 gongdatang village ~ 204220 dasaka village ~ 205220 preka village ~ 206220 reqingnang village ~ 207210 kezada village ~ 208220 longtongda village ~ 209220 sujiong village ~ 210220 meilongnang village ~ 211220 nidotang village ~ 212220 pugongtang village ~ 213220 Nada village ~ 214220 duobengku village ~ 215220 xiusuoka village Village ~ 216220 tongmaonang village ~ 217220 benduda village ~ 218220 longmuku Village

Geography

GameI township is located in the north of Suo county and the east of the county. The township government is about 75 km away from the county (about 115 km in winter). the township now governs 18 villages. The total population is 5632 (2017). The total area of cultivated land is 196.68 hectares. The total number of livestock on hand is 20867. there are a small amount of forest resources and a certain amount of wildlife resources in the township. in recent years, with the continuous emergence and gradual increase of resource disputes, the task of investigating contradictions and mediating disputes in the township is relatively heavy.