Xiazhi Township, Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region
Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township, subordinate toTibet Autonomous RegionShannan CityLongzi County, located inLongzi CountyEast, southwestZhunba Township, adjacent to the northSan'anqulin Xiang The administrative area is 328.02 square kilometers.[5]According to the data of the seventh census,By 0:00 on November 1, 2020, the permanent population of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 610.[11]
1961-1987, belonging to Sananqu forest area;In 1987, Douyu Township was set up.[4]In October 2010, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was established;In June 2011, it was officially listed.[8]As of June 2020, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township has jurisdiction over three administrative villages,[6]The township people's government is stationed in Douyu Village.[4]
In 2019, there was a comprehensive store or supermarket with a business area of more than 50 square meters in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township.[5]
Chinese name
Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township
Administrative Region Category
country
Region
Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region
From 1961 to 1987, it belonged to Sananqu Forest Area.
In 1987, Douyu Township was set up.[4]
In October 2010, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was established.
In June 2011, it was officially listed.[8]
administrative division
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At the end of 2011, Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township had jurisdiction over three administrative villages: Douyu, Jamai and Qimapu, with nine natural villages.[4]
As of June 2020, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township has jurisdiction over three administrative villages,[6]The township people's government is stationed in Douyu Village.[4]
Division Details of Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township
Division code for statistics
Urban and rural classification code
name
five hundred and forty billion five hundred and twenty-nine million two hundred and eight thousand two hundred and one
two hundred and ten
Douyu Village
five hundred and forty billion five hundred and twenty-nine million two hundred and eight thousand two hundred and two
two hundred and twenty
Jiamai Village
five hundred and forty billion five hundred and twenty-nine million two hundred and eight thousand two hundred and three
The average altitude of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township is more than 3100 meters.[4]
climate
Douyuluoba Ethnic Township has a plateau temperate continental monsoon climate.The weather is pleasant with long sunshine and heavy rainfall all year round.[4]
land resource
In 2011, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township had 484 mu of arable land.[4]
In 2015, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township had a forest area of 255000 mu.[3]
population
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At the end of 2011, the total population of Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township was 603, including 196 Luoba people.[4]
At the end of 2017, the permanent population of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 653.[1]
By the end of 2018, the registered population of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 649.[7]
By the end of 2019, the registered population of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 655.[5]
According to the main data bulletin of the seventh national census of Longzi CountyBy 0:00 on November 1, 2020, the permanent population of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 610.[11]
Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township
Economics
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overview
In 2011, the per capita net income of farmers and herdsmen in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 4596 yuan.[4]
In 2016, the total rural economic income of Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was 14526600 yuan, up 17.4% year on year, and the per capita disposable income was 14549 yuan, up 10.8% year on year.
In 2019, there was a comprehensive store or supermarket with a business area of more than 50 square meters in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township.[5]
Agriculture
The crops in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township include wheat, highland barley, rape and buckwheat.In 2011, the grain output was 150 tons and the oil production was about 8 tons.[4]
The animal husbandry in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township mainly focuses on raising consumption cattle, cattle and sheep.At the end of 2011, there were 2206 livestock on hand.[4]
In 2015, the characteristic industries of Douyu Luoba Ethnic Township included wood bowl processing, bamboo weaving, Luoba knives and Luoba clothing.There are 8 people engaged in the processing of wooden bowls, belonging to the single person processing category. The market price of wooden bowls is about 40 yuan/piece, the annual output is 700, and the output value is about 28000 yuan.There are 10 people engaged in bamboo weaving.
social undertakings
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education
At the end of 2011, there was one teaching point in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township.[4]
Cultural undertakings
At the end of 2011, two village committees in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township were able to listen to radio and TV programs.[4]
medical and health work
At the end of 2011, there was one township hospital in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township.[4]
infrastructure
In February 2018, 155 new rural houses were reconstructed in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township, accounting for 82% of the total households;Tap water is available for every household, and drinking water for people and animals is separated;The two administrative villages have access to electricity, mail and information;Investment of 1.1 million yuan in maintenance of Douyu Hydropower Station ensures stable power consumption;Invest 300000 yuan to build the Yalang Canal in Douyu Village and 200000 yuan to build the main canal in Jiamai Village;Invest 40000 yuan to build Gexi Bridge in Douyu Village;Invest 250000 yuan to build the human and livestock suspension bridge in Jiamai Village;The investment of 230000 yuan is 484.5 mu of farmland to install net fences;Invest 360000 yuan to build 159 greenhouses, 52 chicken pens and 22 pig pens;The investment in building three village level venues is 600000 yuan.[2]
traffic
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In February 2018, Sanlong Highway and Qimapu Highway were built in Douyuluoba Ethnic Township, and three administrative villages in the township had access roads and village roads hardened.
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Historical culture
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Intangible cultural heritage
Luoba costumes use wild plant fibers and animal skins as raw materials.Luoba women like to wear linen woven neck less narrow sleeved blouses, which are covered with a piece of calf leather. The lower body is surrounded by a tight skirt slightly above the knee. The lower leg is wrapped with a leg wrap, and both ends are tied with straps.On June 7, 2008, Luoba costumes were approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.[9]
On November 22, 2021, Douyuluoba Ethnic Township was selected into the list of the ninth batch of national unity and progress demonstration areas to be named.[10]
