Bawang Township, Danba County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Bawang Township

Bawang township is located in Danba County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It was formerly under the jurisdiction of Bawang chieftain. Bawang township was established in 1941, Jinchuan commune in 1960, dabawang Township in 1961, Jinchuan commune in 1965, Jinchuan Township in 1984 and Bawang Township in 1989. Located in the north of the county, 15 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 166.27 square kilometers and has a population of 3015 (2017). Shudan road passes through. It has jurisdiction over 10 village committees, including Kaka, Deluo, Qizhi, Muri, Guangdu, Zake, Wasu, xiaonie GA, yan'eryan and Yela. Agriculture mainly produces corn and wheat. Animal husbandry focuses on raising cattle and sheep. The territory is rich in forest resources, rich in Sydney, pomegranate, pepper. There is mica.

Resources of animal husbandry

There are abundant agricultural resources, and the planting and breeding industry is developing rapidly.

1. Planting industry mainly includes Zanthoxylum, walnut, apple, pear, Gastrodia elata, Eucommia ulmoides and grain

Crops, etc. Danba's "golden crown", "red crown" and "Red Star" apples have won national and provincial quality certificates. It is listed as one of the high quality apple commodity production base counties. Agricultural production is mainly wheat, corn, highland barley, beans, rape, vegetables and other crops, with high development value.

2. Breeding industry is rich in resources. There are a wide range of grassland resources and breeding resources. There are yak, yak, sheep, goat, pig, chicken and so on, especially the successful experience of wild animal breeding and breeding, which provides scientific basis for the cultivation and scientific research of wild animals.

3. Bawang township is located in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. There are 131 rivers, including dajinchuan River, xiaojinchuan River, geshizha River and Donggu River, which flow into Dadu River near the county seat. The drainage area is 4721 square kilometers. It is extremely rich in water resources. The theoretical accumulation of water energy is 3.86 million kilowatts. There are also abundant geothermal resources in Bawang Township, which has certain development value.

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natural resources

Bawang township is a part of the Western Sichuan gorge. It is a typical alpine gorge landform. Due to the influence of the monsoon climate of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau, the climate presents a typical three-dimensional climate, Special geological structure and developed water system make Danba rich in natural resources. Due to its unique geological structure, Danba is rich in mineral resources. There are more than 20 kinds of proven deposits, such as gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper, platinum group, nickel, muscovite, granite, limestone, etc There are 16 ore deposits. The reserves of Yangliuping platinum nickel mine rank second in China, and the reserves of banmenmen xiangguanzhou silicon mine are as high as 1.5 billion tons. The key forest region in southwest Bawang township is a rare plant gene bank with good ecological environment and rich plant resources. The vegetation community is divided into 6 types from low altitude to high altitude. The vegetation is mainly distributed vertically. There are 342 species of herbaceous plants, 223 species of woody plants, 119 genera, 57 families; spruce, fir, hemlock, birch and so on; rare tree species are Taxus and sandalwood; medicinal plants are 227 species, mainly Ficus carica, Codonopsis pilosula, Fritillaria, Gastrodia elata and Angelica sinensis. Common economic trees are apple, pear, Zanthoxylum, walnut, eucommia, Magnolia officinalis, etc. There are dozens of edible and medicinal wild fungi and wild edible plants, such as Tricholoma matsutake, Morchella esculenta, filamentous fungus, Hericium erinaceus, Bigfoot mushroom and Auricularia auricula.

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