Dzawchan aimag
Dzavkhan -Aimag Завхан Аймаг |
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The Char Nuur lake in the Dzawchan Aimag |
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Founded: | 1931 | ||||
Main place: | Uliastai | ||||
Surface: | 82,500 km² | ||||
Residents: | 89,999 (2000) | ||||
Population density: | 1.09 inhabitants / km² | ||||
Telephone code: | +976 (0) 146 | ||||
License Plate: | ЗА_ | ||||
ISO 3166-2 : | MN-057 | ||||
Offic. Website: | zavkhan.gov.mn | ||||
Location of the Dzawchan aimag in Mongolia |
Coordinates: 47 ° 48 ' N , 96 ° 48' E
The Dzawkhan aimag ( Mongolian Завхан Аймаг ) is an aimag (province) of Mongolia , located in the northwest of the country.
Administrative structure
Sum | Mongolian | Population (2005) |
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Aldarchaan | Алдархан | 3.708 |
Asgat | Асгат | 1.125 |
Bajanchairchan | Баянхайрхан | 1,968 |
Bajantes | Баянтэс | 3.024 |
Dörwöldschin | Дөрвөлжин | 2,323 |
Erdene chairchan | Рдэнэ-хайрхан | 1,771 |
I-Uul | Их-Уул | 6.271 |
Ider | Идэр | 2.714 |
Jaruu | Яруу | 2.547 |
Nömrög | Нөмрөг | 1,848 |
Otgon | Отгон | 3.478 |
Santmargats | Сантмаргац | 2.101 |
Schilüüstei | Шилүүстэй | 2,450 |
Songino | Сонгино | 1,921 |
Telmen | Тэлмэн | 2.820 |
Tes | Тэс | 3.230 |
Tosont Angel | Тосонцэнгэл | 9.045 |
Tsagaanchairchan | Цагаанхайрхан | 1,823 |
Tsagaantschuluut | Цагаанчулуут | 1.496 |
Tsetsen-Uul | Цэцэн-Уул | 2.114 |
Tudewtei | Түдэвтэй | 2.003 |
Urgamal | Ургамал | 1,822 |
Dsawchanmandal | Завханмандал | 1,324 |
Personalities
- Sons and Daughters of Aimag (Province)
- Punsalmaagiin Otschirbat (* 1942), first President of Mongolia (1990–1997).
- Natsagiin Bagabandi (* 1950), second President of Mongolia (1997–2005).
- Schagdariin Otgonbileg (* 1952), CEO of the Mongolian mining company Erdenet Mining Corporation .
- Begdsiin Jawuuchulan (1929–1982), Mongolian writer .
- Namdschilyn Bajarsaichan (* 1965), former Mongolian boxer .
Web links
- Michael Martin: Ride to the Mongols. In: Spiegel Online . June 14, 2019 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Сумдын Танилцуулга. Dsawchan aimag, archived from the original on November 1, 2008 ; accessed on June 14, 2019 ("Introduction to the Sums").