Naixi Township, cuomei County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Naixixiang

Naixi township is under the jurisdiction of cuomei county. It is located in the southwest of the county, at the junction of Cuona county and luoza county. The permanent population is 2021 (2017). It has jurisdiction over five administrative villages. The township government is stationed in Naixi village.

evolution

Before 1987, it belonged to Naixi district and dangba district respectively. In 1988, the district was withdrawn and merged into three townships, namely Naixi, Lumei and Juba, and two townships, namely xiazang and dangba. Among them, deqiong township was merged into Naixi Township, Dama Township into Lumei Township, and chin and zangda Township were merged into xiazang township. In 1996, Naixi Township had a population of 0900, including 7 administrative villages of deqiong, Naixi, Mulang, Zaza, Taiba, ciluo and ledang; Lumei Township had a population of 04000, including 2 administrative villages of Lumei and Dama; Juba Township had a population of 03000, including 2 administrative villages of jueba and jueba; xiazang Township had a population of 0600, including 6 administrative villages of Daxiu, lading, zangda, kawen, Qijia and geixi; dangba Township had a population of 0 It has 3 administrative villages: longga, dangmai and qialong. In 1999, the five townships of Naixi, Juba, Lumei, dangba and xiazang were merged into Naixi township.

[2014 code and urban rural classification] 542227200: ～ 201210 Naixi village ～ 202220 Juba village ～ 203220 Lumai village ～ 204220 dingba village ～ 205220 chaza Village

Geography

Shannan Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region

Cuomei County

Naixixiang

Naixi township is located in a gorge 15 kilometers south of the county, bordering Cuona County in the north and luoza County in the west, with an average altitude of more than 4200 meters. It has jurisdiction over 5 administrative villages (tieba village, Naixi village and chuba Village), 21 villager groups, 43 natural groups and 2021 people (2017).