Qagan Shuangwa
The state pasture Qagan Shuangwa ( Chinese 嵯 崗 雙 娃 牧場 / 嵯 岗 双 娃 牧场 , Pinyin Cuógǎng Shuāngwá Mùcháng ) is located in the north of the New Left Bargu Banner , which belongs to the administrative area of the city of Hulun Buir in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China .
Qagan Shuangwa has an area of 1255 km² and at the end of 2005 had almost 3500 inhabitants. The administrative area of the state pasture borders in the east and south on the large community Qagan , in the south also on the Hulun Hu , in the west on the Jalainur mining district of the city of Manjur and in the north, separated by the border river Ergun He on Russia . Qagan Shuangwa's inhabitants are predominantly Mongolians , there are also some Han , Evenks , Daur , Hui , Manju and Russians . Qagan Shuangwa's economic base is Mongolian migrant livestock farming.
Administrative structure
The state pasture is subdivided at village level into six “administrative districts” (ieh V) of the herdsmen. These are:
- First Administrative District (第一 管理 区);
- Second administrative district (第二 管理 区),
- County Adud (阿都特管理区);
- Galud administrative district ( 嘎洛托 管理 区 , Gāluòtuō Guǎnlǐqū , on older maps also 嘎鲁 图 , Gālǔtú and 嘎鲁特 , Gālǔtè );
- County Hubei (湖北管理区);
- County Uljitu (乌力吉图管理区).
Sino-Russian border in Qagan Shuangwa
In the northwest of Qagan Shuangwa, shortly after Dalang Olom Gol (Russian: Mutnaya Protoka ) , who came from Manjur, united with the Hailar He to form Ergun , the island of Abagaitu Zhouzhu lies directly on the western edge of the Galud administrative district and divides the Ergun, which flows northwards forms the state border between China and Russia. The return of the island has been demanded by China since it was occupied by the Soviet Union in the course of the Soviet-Chinese border war in 1929. In 2004, both countries agreed to divide the island and recognize the emerging border as binding under international law.
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Coordinates: 49 ° 24 ' N , 118 ° 6' E