Jida Township, Basu County, Changdu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Jida Township

Basu County, Changdu City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs the township. In April 2015, it governs 10 village committees, including ora village, Zhongsha village, sharao village, Shengge village, Laran village, Jiangcha village, langzong village, Jida village, Dongba village and TongKong village.

Located in the west of Basu County, Changdu City, Tibet, it is adjacent to Baima town in the northeast and Ranwu town in the south. It is 38km away from Basu county and 3847m above sea level.

The township covers an area of 1554.63 square kilometers.

In 2017, there were 4745 people in the township.

It is a semi farming and semi pastoral Township, planting highland barley, wheat and rape, and Grazing Yaks, cattle, goats and sheep.

evolution

Jida township was established in 1960, the commune was changed in 1974, the township was restored in 1984, and Zhongsha Township and Zhaxi Township were merged in 1987. originally, it had 10 village committees, including Ola, Zhongsha, sharao, Shengge, Laran, Jiangcha, langzong, Jida, Dongba and TongKong. In 2008, the village committees were merged into seven: guola, Zhongsha, langzong, Jida, Jiangcha, Laran and TongKong.

administrative division

Basu County, Changdu City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs the township. In April 2015, it governs 10 village committees, including ora village, Zhongsha village, sharao village, Shengge village, Laran village, Jiangcha village, langzong village, Jida village, Dongba village and TongKong village.

geographical environment

Located in the west of Basu County, Changdu City, Tibet, it is adjacent to Baima town in the northeast and Ranwu town in the south. It is 38km away from Basu county and 3847m above sea level.

natural resources

The township covers an area of 1554.63 square kilometers.

Population nationality

In March 2014, there were 3940 people in the township. in 2017, there were 4745 people in the township.

rural economy

It is a semi farming and semi pastoral Township, planting highland barley, wheat and rape, and Grazing Yaks, cattle, goats and sheep.

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