Hezuo

Tibetan name
Tibetan script : གཙོས་ གྲོང་ཁྱེར་
Wylie transliteration : gtsos grong khyer
Official transcription of the PRCh : Zoi
THDL transcription : Tso
Chinese name
Simplified : 合作市
Pinyin : Hézuò Shì

Location of the city of Hezuo (pink) in the prefecture-level city of Gannan (yellow)

Hezuo is an independent city in the Gannan Autonomous District of the Tibetans in southeast China's Gansu Province . It has an area of 2,670 km² and has 76,027 inhabitants (2000). It is the district capital of Gannan.

Guthog (nine-story tower hall) of the Tse-Ü monastery in Hezuo

Administrative structure

At the community level, the urban district consists of four street districts and six communities .

Ethnic breakdown of the population (2000)

In the 2000 census, Hezuo had 76,027 residents.

Name of the people	Residents	proportion of
Tibetans	39,702	52.22%
Han	26,057	34.27%
Hui	9,623	12.66%
Do	196	0.26%
Dongxiang	134	0.18%
Manju	110	0.14%
Mongols	47	0.06%
Salar	41	0.05%
Bonan	31	0.04%
Uighurs	13	0.02%
Zhuang	13	0.02%
Others	60	0.08%

Web links

Info page - Chinese

35 102.91666666667Coordinates: 35 ° 0 ' N , 102 ° 55' E