BAGOU Township, Tongde County, Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province

BAGOU Township

Ba Gou Township, belonging to the same county, Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai, is located in the northwest of Tong De county, East and GA psato Town, South to Tang Valley town, West and Xinghai County, across the Yellow River, north to Guinan County, 2018, with a total area of 448.17 square kilometers and 9505 registered residence.

In 1951, it belonged to the third administrative region, including BAGOU Township and Kaligang township. After Tongde Tibetan Autonomous Region was changed into Tongde County in 1953, BAGOU was one of the six districts in Tongde at that time. In 1965, the original Kaligang commune, Songduo commune and BAGOU commune were merged into BAGOU township. In 1970, it was changed into BAGOU people's commune. In April 1984, BAGOU township was restored. As of October 2019, BAGOU township has jurisdiction over 22 administrative villages.

In 2018, BAGOU township has 3 industrial enterprises and 9 comprehensive stores or supermarkets with a business area of more than 50 square meters.

Historical evolution

In 1951, it belonged to the third administrative region, including BAGOU Township and Kaligang township.

After Tongde Tibetan Autonomous Region was changed into Tongde County in 1953, BAGOU was one of the six districts in Tongde at that time.

From October 1956 to the end of 1957, it was reorganized into the Fifth District (BAGOU).

In March 1958, BAGOU and Kaligang merged into BAGOU Township when the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. In October of the same year, BAGOU Township commune was changed.

In 1963, it was divided into three agricultural communes: Songduo, BAGOU and Kaligang.

In 1965, the original Kaligang commune, Songduo commune and BAGOU commune were merged into BAGOU township.

In 1970, it was changed into BAGOU people's commune.

In April 1984, BAGOU township was restored.

administrative division

By the end of 2011, BAGOU Township had 21 administrative villages: Songduo, digan, Huoju, qunaihai, Shangba, chin, zhongwama, tuotou, shangluomaoqi, xialuomaoqi, shangagg, xiaagg, Banduo, Tuanjie, Kaligang, shangcainaihai, xiacainaihai, Xincun, Zhide, jiarihai and Jubu.

As of October 2019, BAGOU township has jurisdiction over 22 administrative villages. The people's government is stationed in the village.

geographical environment

Location context

BAGOU township is located in the northwest of Tongde County, adjacent to gasongduo town in the East, Tanggu town in the south, Xinghai County across the Yellow River in the West and Guinan County in the north, covering an area of 448.17 square kilometers.

topographic features

BAGOU township is high in the East and low in the west, with an altitude of 2680-3100 meters.

climate

BAGOU township is a continental plateau climate, which is characterized by no obvious change in the four seasons, annual average temperature of 12.3 ℃, dry and windy in winter and spring, concentrated rainfall in autumn, annual average precipitation of 371 mm, no absolute frost free period in most areas, 150 days in the Yellow River Valley during the forage growing period, and less than 100 days in other areas.

hydrology

Baqu River in BAGOU Township flows into the Yellow River from east to west to Banduo village. The length of the Yellow River in BAGOU township is 38 km, and each village distributes linearly along BAGOU and the Yellow River Valley.

natural resources

BAGOU township is rich in mineral resources, such as chedi, gold, mercury and other minerals. In addition, there are wild animals such as snow chicken and precious medicinal materials such as Cordyceps and Fritillaria.

natural disaster

The main natural disasters in BAGOU township are snowstorm, drought, hail, frost, flood and so on.

population

By the end of 2011, BAGOU Township had a total population of 8185, including 3898 males, accounting for 47.6%; 4287 females, accounting for 52.4%; of the total population, 7939 were mainly Tibetan, accounting for 97%; 171 were Han, accounting for 2.08%; 13 were Hui, accounting for 0.16%; 27 were Mongolian, accounting for 0.33%; 35 were Tu, accounting for 0.43%; in 2011, the birth rate was 18.04 ‰, the mortality rate was 6.09 ‰, and the natural growth rate of population was 1% 1.95‰。

In 2018, the registered residence population in Ba Gou township was 9505.

Economics

In 2011, the agricultural cultivated land area of BAGOU township was 38840 mu, with a per capita area of 4.7 mu; the grassland area was 552000 mu, the usable grassland area was 370000 mu, and the forest land area was 100000 mu; the crops were mainly wheat, broad bean, rape and potato.

In 2018, BAGOU township has 3 industrial enterprises and 9 comprehensive stores or supermarkets with a business area of more than 50 square meters.

social undertakings

Cultural undertakings

At the end of 2011, BAGOU Township had 15 village activity rooms, 5 libraries of various types and a collection of more than 10000 books.

education

At the end of 2011, there was a school in BAGOU Township and a boarding primary school in Kaligang of BAGOU Township, covering an area of 1600 square meters, with 180 students, 6 classes and 22 staff.

medical and health work

At the end of 2011, BAGOU Township had a township health center with a construction area of 3200 square meters, and now has 19 employees, including 14 doctors, 1 pharmacist, 4 nurses, 14 staff and 8 village level medical rooms.

social security

At the end of 2011, there were 244 rural minimum living security households in BAGOU Township, with 763 people and 589900 yuan of low-income pension; 42 people with five guarantees were granted 81300 yuan of subsidy, and 629 dilapidated houses were transformed.

Post and telecommunication

By the end of 2011, there were 342 fixed telephone users and 2260 mobile telephone users in BAGOU Township, with 40% broadband coverage.

traffic

BAGOU township has formed a transportation network composed of highways; by the end of 2011, the access rate of village buses that meet the conditions for opening to traffic remained at 70%, and the villages that do not meet the conditions for opening to traffic have private cars for the masses.