Pagu Township, Nimu County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Pagu Township

Pagu Township, Nimu County, Lhasa city is located in the northwest of the county. Population 3421 (2017), with access to roads. It has jurisdiction over two village committees. With animal husbandry as the main and agriculture as the auxiliary, we will raise yaks, sheep and goats, and grow highland barley, wheat and rape.

administrative division

Pagu Township governs two village committees: pagu and penggang.

Historical evolution

Nimu County governs the township. "Pagu" is a Tibetan translation, meaning "ring rock". Pagu township was established in 1960, the commune was changed in 1970, and the township was restored in 1984.

economic development

Pagu township is mainly based on animal husbandry, supplemented by agriculture, raising yaks, sheep and goats, and planting highland barley, wheat and rape. The total area of cultivated land is 3232.69 mu, the total sown area is 2680.99 mu; the total area of grassland is 790000 mu, the usable grassland area is 770000 mu, and the artificial planting area is 2500 mu.

Characteristic products

Pagu Township Specialty: yak, sheep, goat, highland barley, wheat, rape.

Major schools

Penggang village kindergarten, pagu Township, Nimu County

Map

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