Tajia Tibetan Township, Hualong Hui Autonomous County, Haidong City, Qinghai Province

Tajia Tibetan Township

Tajia Tibetan Township, belonging to Hualong Hui Autonomous County, Haidong City, Qinghai Province, is located at the easternmost end of Hualong Hui Autonomous County. It borders Minhe County across Maodong mountain in the East and North, Mengda Township in Xunhua County across the Yellow River in the south, and Jinyuan Tibetan Township in the West. It is 82 kilometers away from Hualong Hui Autonomous County, with a total area of 159.8 square kilometers.

In 1950, tabaijia township was set up along the old system. In 1984, tajia Tibetan township was restored. By the end of 2018, the registered residence of the Tibetan population in the Tibetan population was 4253. In 2019, there will be nine administrative villages under the jurisdiction of the tajia Tibetan countryside, and the people's government will be stationed in baijiaji village.

Taga Tibetan township is one of the main animal husbandry production bases in Hualong county. In 2018, there is a comprehensive store or supermarket with a business area of more than 50 square meters in tajia Tibetan township.

History of construction

In 1950, tabaijia township was set up along the old system.

In 1956, it was changed to tajia Tibetan township.

In 1958, tajia Tibetan township was incorporated into Jinyuan commune.

In 1963, Jinyuan commune established taga commune.

In 1984, the tajia commune reestablished the tajia Tibetan township.

administrative division

In 1996, there were nine administrative villages in tajia Tibetan countryside, namely, tajia 1, tajia 2, baijiaji, baikalakar, deza, gadong, yashiza, gongshijia and caodanma.

In 2011, there were 9 administrative villages, including danmo, gongshijia, yashiza, baijialaka, baijiaji, deza, tajia 1, tajia 2 and gadong, and 30 production cooperatives.

In 2019, nine administrative villages, baijiaji village, Ta'er village, ta'yi village, gadong village, dezha village, Laka village, yashizha village, gongshijia village and caodanma village, will be under the jurisdiction of the Tibetan rural areas of taga, and the people's government will be stationed in baijiaji village.

geographical environment

Location context

Tajia Tibetan township is located at the easternmost end of Hualong Hui Autonomous County, bordering Minhe County across Maodong mountain in the East and North, Mengda township of Xunhua County across the Yellow River in the south, and Jinyuan Tibetan Township in the West. It is 82km away from the county seat of Hualong Hui Autonomous County, with a maximum distance of 13km from the east to the West and 32km from the north to the south, covering a total area of 159.8 square kilometers.

topographic features

The terrain of tajia Tibetan township is high in the north and low in the south, dipping from north to south, with an altitude of 2250-4100 meters.

climate

The Tibetan township of taga has a continental plateau climate. The Yellow River Valley in the South has a warm and semi-arid climate. The hills in the middle have a cool, warm and semi humid climate. The middle and high mountains in the north have a cold, warm and humid climate.

hydrology

The water from gadong gully flows into the Yellow River from Maodong mountain in the north, and from kanggeda in the north to xingergou in Minhe county through caojia in the south.

population

In 1996, the population of the Tibetan Township in taga was 4000, of which the Tibetan accounted for 95.9%.

In 2011, the total population of tajia Tibetan township was 3978, with Tibetans accounting for 94% of the total population, and Tu nationality.

By the end of 2017, there were 4157 permanent residents in tajia Tibetan township.

By the end of 2018, the registered residence of the Tibetan population in the Tibetan population was 4253.

Economics

Taga Tibetan township is one of the main animal husbandry production bases in Hualong county. The main crops are wheat, green tree, pea, potato and rape. The main animal husbandry is raising large livestock, sheep and pigs.

In 2011, there were 8600 mu of cultivated land and 284000 mu of grassland in tajia Tibetan township. In 2011, the planting area of wheat, highland barley, pea, potato and rape were 3500 mu, 474.1 tons, 2700, 422.9 tons, 108 tons, 700, 179.1 tons, 400, 34.5 tons, respectively. In 2011, there were 4828 large livestock, 16187 sheep and 390 pigs in tajia Tibetan township. The project of "breeding in the West and breeding in the East" and "self breeding and self breeding" was carried out, and the work of livestock breeding improvement and epidemic prevention was carried out. In 2011, the output of beef in the Tibetan township of taga ranked first among all the townships. In 2011, the total power of agricultural machinery in taga Tibetan township was 0600 kW, and the per capita net income of farmers was 3906 yuan.

In 2018, there is a comprehensive store or supermarket with a business area of more than 50 square meters in tajia Tibetan township.

social undertakings

In 2015, tajia Tibetan Township held the camping and hiking meeting of "walking around malanhua beach and exploring the Centennial Tibetan village"; donkey friends from all over the country tug of war with local people.

traffic

The network of highway transportation has been formed in tajia Tibetan township; the county highway from Hualong Hui Autonomous County to tajia township can pass through baijiaji village; all villages can pass through the highway.