Sungqu

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Location of Sungqu in Sichuan
Tibetan name
Tibetan script :
ཟུང་ ཆུ་
Wylie transliteration :
zung chu
Official transcription of the PRCh :
Sungqu
Other spellings:
Sungchu; Zungchu
Old town of Sungqu
Large stupa in the Kirti Gonpa monastery in Sungqu

Sungqu , Chinese: Songpan , ( Chinese  松潘 县 , Pinyin Sōngpān Xiàn ) is a district of the Ngawa Autonomous District of the Tibetans and Qiang in the north of the Chinese province of Sichuan . Its main town is the Jin'an community (进 安镇). The district has an area of ​​8486 km² and approx. 70,000 inhabitants (at the end of 2006).

The ancient city wall of Sungqu ( Songpan gu chengqiang松潘 古 城墙) has been on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China (5-386) since 2001 .

Administrative structure

Sungqu County is made up of two large parishes , twenty-one parishes, and two nationality parishes . These are:

Ethnic breakdown of the population (2000)

In the 2000 census, Sungqu County had 69,079 inhabitants.

Name of the people Residents proportion of
Tibetans 28,484 41.23%
Han 24,167 34.98%
Hui 9,968 14.43%
Qiang 6,372 9.22%
Mongols 35 0.05%
Manju 8th 0.01%
Bai 8th 0.01%
Zhuang 6th 0.01%
Miao 5 0.01%
Uighurs 5 0.01%
Tujia 5 0.01%
Others 16 0.02%

Web links

Commons : Songpan  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 32 ° 37 '  N , 103 ° 36'  E