Juncang Township, NIMA County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Juncang Township

Juncang Township, NIMA County, Naqu City, Tibet

Nima County governs the township. Juncang township was established in 1963, the commune was changed in 1972, the township was rebuilt in 1981, and the former Juncang Township and qiucuoduoma Township were merged into the new Juncang Township in 1988. Located in the southern edge of the county, township government in digging Mamu, 233 kilometers away from the county government. It covers an area of 5000 square kilometers and has a permanent population of 1516 (2017). It has jurisdiction over five village committees: magam, lunmanabu, nimalong, chalai and daicao.

survey

NIMA County governs the township. Located in the southwest of the county, south of Coqin county. The resident population was 1516 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 5 administrative villages (shalai and nilong are enclaves). Township government, Township People's Congress in Guzhai village.

evolution

Township was established in 1963, commune was changed in 1972, and township was changed in 1963. In 1988, qiucuoduoma township was merged into Juncang township. In 1996, with a population of about 13000, it governs five administrative villages of magam, lunmanabu, nimalong, shalai and daicao, and the township government is stationed in Mamu (for example, it governs five villages of lomaga, lomalab, NIMA, nylon and selai, and is stationed in lomaga). [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542430212: ~ 201210 Guzhai village ~ 202220 lumanarong village ~ 203220 nimalong village ~ 204220 shalai village ~ 205220 nilong Village

Economics

It is a pure animal husbandry Township, raising yaks, goats, sheep, etc. It is a disaster prone Township, mainly snow, wind and drought.