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Biru County is located in the east of Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous region, between Mount Tanggula and Nianqing Tanggula Mountain, and upstream of Nujiang River. The central position of the county government is 93 °68 east longitude & 31 °48 #39;72.84'', north latitude & #39;57.64''. The total area is 11429 square kilometers and the population is 60, 000. The terrain is mainly low mountains and hills, with high mountains and canyons, surrounded by icebergs and snow peaks, with an average elevation of 4000 meters, belonging to the plateau sub-cold or temperate semi-humid monsoon climate zone. The GDP of Biru County in 2014 was 655.4943 million yuan, with a growth rate of 9.28%. The county has jurisdiction over 2 towns and 8 townships, belonging to semi-farmers dominated by animal husbandry.
Travel Notes In Biru County
Tibet I came from afar to meet you~
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[Tibet Nagqu] Sacred Elephant Tianmen, Sapu Mountain, a short self-driving trip to the secret place
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Travel Asks In Biru County
Travel Asks In Biru County