Chabu Township, Gaize County, Ali Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region

Chabu Township

Chabu township is a township level administrative unit under the jurisdiction of Gaize County, Ali Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region of the people's Republic of China.

Basic introduction

administrative division

Chabu Township governs the following areas: zengkang village, longsang village, Chabu village, tongna village, kajiangma village, dinggu village, niugaxiu village, Duoma village, zamiren village, marima village, guocha village, zhujiangma village, Mubu village and mamzhuoma village.

survey

Gaize County governs township. It is located in the middle and north of the county, bordering Xinjiang in the north. The resident population was 4086 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 14 administrative villages. Township government, Township People's Congress and township party committee were stationed in zengkang village.

evolution

Chabu district was established in October 1978. In 1996, it had a population of about 3100 and governed four townships, including four administrative villages in Donge Township, four administrative villages in Lugu Township, four administrative villages in Xigu Township and four administrative villages in Yuzha township. In 1997, Chabu township was established. It has jurisdiction over 15 villages of zengkang, longsang, Chabu, tuna, kalqiangma, dinggu, guogayu, DOMA, zamiren, marima, guocha, Zhujiang Bama, daregao, Mubu and mamzhuom. In 2000, there were 3033 permanent residents in Chabu township (Wupu). [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542526205: ~ 201220 zengkang village ~ 202220 longsang village ~ 203210 Chabu village ~ 204220 tongna village ~ 205220 kajiangma village ~ 206220 dinggu village ~ 207220 niugaxiu village ~ 208220 Duoma village ~ 209220 zamiren village ~ 210220 marima village ~ 211220 guocha village ~ 212220 zhuojuma village ~ 213220 muzhuoma Village