Maqian Township, bange County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Maqian Township

Maqian township is a township under the jurisdiction of Bangor county. Maqian township was established in 1960, the commune was changed in 1970, the township was rebuilt in 1980, and the former Maqian Township and sevanima Township were merged to build a new Maqian Township when the district was withdrawn and merged in 1987. Located in the north of the county, the township government and the Township People's Congress are stationed in sangdangbu, 80 kilometers away from the county government. It covers an area of 3048.8 square kilometers and has a population of 2740 (2017).

geographical position

Bangor County governs the township. It is located in the north of the county, adjacent to pubao town in the South and Shuanghu County in the north. The resident population is 2740 (2017). It has jurisdiction over five administrative villages. The township government is stationed in sangdangbu. S301 highway transit.

Historical evolution

The township was established in 1960 and the commune was changed in 1970. In 1987, the former Maqian Township and sevanima Township were merged into Maqian township. In 1996, with a population of about 17000, it governs six administrative villages of buba, Wurong, Saida, karuya, Zidi and Saina, and the township government is stationed in sandangbu (in other words, it governs six villages of buba, niaolai, Saida, Kanoya, Baidi and Saina, and is stationed in buba). In 2006, it has jurisdiction over six administrative villages: Wurong, ziri, gaqiong, Saina, Kazini and Gongqu. [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542428200: ～ 201220 Wurong village ～ 202220 gaqiong village ～ 203220 SANA village ～ 204210 Karenia village ～ 205220 Gongqu Village

Maqian Township, bange County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet

Every village has a road. It has jurisdiction over six village committees: buba, Wurong, Saida, karuya, Zidi and Saina. It belongs to pure animal husbandry township.