The county government is stationed in Jiegu Town. The population is 67,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 93% of the total population. It covers an area of 65438+3000 square kilometers. Jurisdiction over 1 town 8 townships. In ancient times, it was Qiang land. Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties belong to the kingdom of Su Pi, which was called "daughter country" and "oriental daughter country" by Sui and Tang Dynasties. Tang belongs to Tubo, Southern Song belongs to Nangqian tribe leader, Yuan belongs to Tubo and other Taoist propaganda and comfort departments, and Ming belongs to Duogan Temple propaganda and comfort department. At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Heshuote Mongolian regime, controlled by Nangqian royal family, and later placed under Qinghai Mongolian Prime Minister Yamen. At the beginning of the Republic of China, under the control of Qinghai Chief Executive and Commander-in-Chief of Xining Town, he was transferred to the jurisdiction of Li Fan Propaganda Ambassador and Gambian Ninghai Town Security Ambassador. In the sixth year of the Republic of China (19 17), it was under the jurisdiction of director Yushu, and in the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), Yushu County was established when Qinghai was established as a province. 1952, Yushu county government was established along the old system and placed under Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Region (state). Located in the south of Qinghai Plateau, the terrain is majestic, spanning the Yangtze River and Lancang River basins, and the tributary network of the two major water systems is the whole county. It belongs to the typical continental climate of Qinghai-Tibet, with an average annual temperature of 2.9℃ and an annual precipitation of 487 mm. The mineral deposits include iron, copper, molybdenum, lead, zinc, cadmium, silver, natural sulfur and placer gold. Wild animals and plants are rich in resources, mainly including wild donkeys, white-lipped deer, Tibetan antelopes, red deer, snow leopards, lynxes, black-necked cranes, swans and snow chickens. Wild plants mainly include Cordyceps sinensis, Bulbus Fritillariae Cirrhosae, Radix et Rhizoma Rhei, Radix Astragali, Notopterygii Rhizoma, Herba Artemisiae Scopariae and Saussurea involucrata. Industrial enterprises include wool washing factory, agricultural machinery factory, brick and tile factory, etc. Animal husbandry is the main industry, with a small amount of agriculture. There are Tibetan sheep, yak, horse and so on. Agriculture is mainly highland barley and rape. There are Ning (Xining) Jade (Tree) Highway, Jade (Tree) Miscellaneous (Multi) Highway, Jade (Tree) Governance (Multi) Highway, Jade (Tree) Township (Money) Highway, etc. All townships and 70% villages have access to highways. There are 2 technical secondary schools, 3 ethnic middle schools, 1 vocational middle schools and 64 other schools. The enrollment rate of school-age children is 65%, and the illiteracy rate is over 30%. There are people's hospitals, Tibetan hospitals, health and epidemic prevention stations and other medical and health institutions in the county, and health clinics in towns and villages. Brucellosis, plague and other endemic diseases have achieved remarkable results. Longbaohu meadow swamp (length 18km, width 3 km) is located in the territory, which is the habitat of the national first-class protected rare bird black-necked crane and a national nature reserve. The famous Princess Wencheng Temple is an ancient building with both Tang Dynasty artistic style and Tibetan flat-topped architectural features, and it is one of the provincial cultural relics protection units. Mani Stone Pile in xinzhai village is more than 80 meters long, 5 meters high and 70 meters wide, which is a great cultural landscape. 1992 was named as a model county with double support in the whole province.

Jiegu Town [Jie Gu Zheng] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, governs the town and is the resident of the state and county governments. With a long history, it is an important transportation, military and trade center on the ancient Tang-Fan road. Since ancient times, it has been a major trading center between Xining in Qinghai, Kangding in Sichuan and Lhasa in Tibet. Located in the east of the county. The population is 23,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 79% of the total population. It covers an area of 807.7 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over three neighborhood committees in the town east, the town south and the town north, and six 1 1 pastoral committees in unity, red guards, liberation, democracy, pioneer, leap forward, victory, Dongfeng, Qianjin, Ganda and National Day. District-level Jiegu Town 195 1 was established, the first pavilion (district) 1952, Jiegu Town 1956, Hongqi Commune 1958 and Jiegu Town 1963 were established. Located in the Zhaqu (River) Valley on the southern Qinghai Plateau, Zhaqu (River) flows from northwest to southeast and joins the Tongtian River (Yangtze River). Industry is dominated by commerce, trade and services. Combination of agriculture and animal husbandry, focusing on animal husbandry, raising yaks, sheep and horses, and planting highland barley and rape. There is Princess Wencheng Temple in Benagou, which is a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. There is also the Mani Stone Pile in Xinzhai, which enjoys a high reputation among religious people. On July 25th, every year, state celebrations are held here, and tourists from all provinces, counties and foreign countries come here for business and sightseeing.

Zhong Da Township [Daxiang] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the northeast of the county seat, 60 kilometers away from the county seat. The population is 4,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for more than 99% of the total population. The area is 7 10 square kilometers. Jurisdiction over four pastoral committees: gala, Dianda, Tangda and Xiege. Zhong Da Township was founded in 1963, Zhong Da Commune in 1972 and Zhong Da Township in 1984. Located in the valleys and mountains on the south bank of Tongtian River. Combination of agriculture and animal husbandry, focusing on animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and other livestock. Agriculture mainly grows highland barley, rape and potatoes. County and township roads are connected with Qing (Hai) Kang (Xikang) Highway.

Anchong Township [An Xiang Chong] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the north of the county seat, it is 20 kilometers away from the county seat/kloc-0. The population is 4,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.9% of the total population. It covers an area of 927.6 square kilometers. There are five animal husbandry committees: Haraz, Ji Ye, Gila, Brown and Caiye. Anchong Commune was established in 1959, Anchong Township in 1963, Anchong Commune in 1972 and Anchong Township in 1984. Located in the valleys and mountains on the south bank of Tongtian River. Combination of agriculture and animal husbandry, focusing on animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks and horses. Agriculture is mainly based on planting highland barley and rape. The processing of ethnic products enjoys a high reputation both inside and outside the province. Enter the simple highway.

Batang Township [Ba Tang Xiang] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the southeast of the county, it is adjacent to Sichuan Province in the northeast and Xizang Autonomous Region in the east. It is 40 kilometers away from the county seat. The population is 5,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.7% of the total population. The area is 2 108 square kilometers. Jurisdiction Batang, Tielijiao, Xiabatang, Gu Xiang, Chalai, Toutou and Laoyehu seven pastoral committees. 1953, set up Brother Bulani (District); 1958, belonging to hongqi commune; 19 1 year, Batang commune was established separately; 1963, changed to Batang Township; 1972, re-establishing Batang Commune; And in 1988. Located in the valleys and mountains on the south bank of Tongtian River. Mainly animal husbandry, grazing Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and so on. , a small amount of agriculture and forestry. Tongxian township highway.

Haxiu Township [Ha Xiu Xiang] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the northwest of the county seat, it is100km away from the county seat. The population is 3,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.9% of the total population. Area 1363 km2. Jurisdiction over four pastoral committees: Gangri, Wolong, Ganning and Yunta. 1959 established Haxiu commune, 1963 established Haxiu township, 1972 established Haxiu commune and 1984 established Haxiu township. Located in the valleys and mountains on the southwest side of Tiantong Valley and the northeast side of Zhaqu (River) Valley. Animal husbandry mainly focuses on grazing Tibetan sheep, yaks and horses. It is a sideline to dig up valuable medicinal materials such as Cordyceps sinensis and Fritillaria. Jade (tree) governs (multi-) highway transit.

Jielong Township [Jielong Township] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the west of the county seat, 85 kilometers away from the county seat. The population is 5000, all of whom are Tibetans. Area 1856.6 km2. There are six animal husbandry committees under its jurisdiction: Cuoduo, Cuomo, Cuomei, Qunqin, Zani and Deloitte. The Solitaire Commune was established in 1959, the Solitaire Township in 1963, the Solitaire Commune in 1972, and the Solitaire Township in 1984. Located in Zhaqu (River) valley and mountainous area, Zhaqu River flows through the territory from northwest to southeast. Mainly animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and so on. Chongqing (Shu)-(Duo) Highway passes through the territory. Longbao Lake is a national nature reserve for birds and home to rare birds such as black-necked cranes, bantou geese, swans and wild ducks.

Shanglaxiu Township [Shanglaxiu Xiu Xiang] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the southwest of the county seat, 75 kilometers away from the county seat. The population is 6,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.9% of the total population. The area is 253 1.8 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over seven pastoral committees in Quxin, Rima, Malong, Shaning, Jiaqiao, Buluo and Dora. 1953 belongs to Laxiu Xiaoge (district), 1958 belongs to Yuejin Commune, 1963 establishes Shanglaxiu Township, 1972 establishes Shanglaxiu Commune, and 1984 establishes Shanglaxiu Township. Valleys, beaches and mountains located on the northeast bank of Ziqu (River). China is rich in wildlife resources. Mainly animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and so on. The highway from Guangzhou to Zaduo and Nangqian counties passes through the territory.

Xialaxiu Township [Xiala Xiu Xiang] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the south of the county seat and adjacent to Sichuan Province in the east. 90 kilometers away from the county seat. Population 1 10,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.9% of the total population. It covers an area of 2826.5 square kilometers. Jurisdiction over Gama, Yejinima, Zuando, Dangka, Baima, Larry, Tama, Sulu and Gaoqiang. 1953 belongs to Laxiu Xiaoge (district), 1958 belongs to Yuejin Commune, 1963 sets up Laxiaxiu Township, 1972 sets up Laxiaxiu Commune, and 1984 sets up Laxiaxiu Township. Located in the ravine on the northeast side of Ziqu (River). Mainly animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and so on. Picking and digging Cordyceps sinensis and Potentilla anserina as a sideline. Jade (tree) capsule (money) highway transit.

Small Su Mang Township [Mang Township, Xiao Su] Yushu County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province governs the township. Located in the southeast of the county seat, 95 kilometers away from the county seat. The population is 7,000, mainly Tibetans, accounting for 99.9% of the total population. The area is 2 147.7 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 9 animal husbandry committees in Tashi, Benjiang, Zhaqiu, Duo Long, Gendo, Xiexin, Jiangxi, Medog and Cao Ge. Little Su Mang Commune was established in 1959, Little Su Mang Township in 1963, Little Su Mang Commune in 1972 and Little Su Mang Township in 1984. Located in Jiangqu (River) Valley, beaches and mountains on both sides. There are state-owned Jiangxi forest farms in the territory, which are rich in medicinal materials and wildlife resources. Mainly animal husbandry, raising Tibetan sheep, yaks, horses and so on. Picking and digging Cordyceps sinensis and Potentilla anserina as a sideline. Tongxian township highway.