Chhoekhor Weighed
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Basic data | |
Country | Bhutan |
District | Thump |
surface | 1649 km² |
Residents | 4553 (2005) |
density | 2.8 inhabitants per km² |
ISO 3166-2 | BT-33 |
Coordinates: 27 ° 33 ' N , 90 ° 44' E
Chhoekhor ( Dzongkha : ཆོས་ འཁོར་ ) is one of four Gewogs (blocks) of the Dzongkhags Bumthang in central Bhutan . Chhoekhor Gewog is in turn divided into five Chiwogs (constituencies). The Gewog extends over altitudes between 2600 and 5800 m .
According to the 2005 census, 4553 people live in this area in an area of 1649 km². More recent estimates assume 8756 people living in 39 (according to the electoral commission count 31) villages or hamlets in around 661 households. This population includes the population of Jakar , the capital of the Bumthang district.
There are a total of seven schools in the Gewog, five of which are elementary schools and two are secondary schools, the Wangdicholing Lower Secondary School and the Jakar Higher Secondary School . There are four counseling centers and five community health workers ( village health workers ) for medical care .
The most important branches of business are agriculture and animal husbandry, mainly barley and oilseeds are grown for self-sufficiency, as well as potatoes and vegetables for sale. Since the administration of the district of Bumthang has its headquarters in the area of the Gewog, and thus has an urban center, the people of Chhoekhor also run small businesses and small industries.
Chiwog | Villages or hamlets |
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Nangsiphel Zangling Zhabjethang སྣང་ སྲིད་ འཕེལ་ _ བཟང་ གླིང་ _ ཞབས་ རྗེས་ ཐང་ |
Damphel |
Dodrong | |
Kangdok | |
Nang Lhakhang | |
Nangsiphel (Tendok) | |
Velvet slope | |
Saram | |
Tashiling (Chokhor) | |
Tendok | |
Zangling | |
Zhabjethang | |
Dhur Lusibee དུར་ ལུ་ སི་ བི་ |
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Dhur Lusibee | |
Dhur Moen | |
Kharsa Thangbi མཁར་ ས་ _ ཐང་ སྦི་ |
Goling |
Kharsa | |
Shukdak | |
Tangbi | |
Dawathang Dorjibi Kashingtsawa ཟླ་བ་ ཐང་ _ རྡོ་ རྗི་ སྦིས་ _ ཀ་ ཤིང་ རྩ་བ་ |
Chakhar |
Changwa | |
Dawathang | |
Dorjibe | |
Jamphel Lhakhang | |
Norbugang | |
Pangrey | |
Potala | |
Pedtsheling Tamshing པད་ ཚལ་ གླིང་ _ གཏམ་ ཞིང་ |
Kenchosum |
Kharsum | |
Pedtsheling | |
Tamshing | |
Torshong |
Web links
- Chhoekhor. Dzongkhag Administration Bumthang, accessed February 18, 2017 .
- Chiwogs in Bumthang. (PDF, 922 kB) Election Commission, Government of Bhutan , February 19, 2016, accessed on February 15, 2017 .
- Data from the 2005 Census. www.statoids.com, accessed February 17, 2017 (English).