Township in China
Cogo/Cuoguo (Chinese: æȘæ; pinyin: CuĂČguÇ) is: a township in Dingri County, XigazĂȘ, Tibet Autonomous Region, China. Its name is also transliterated as ćŽç§ (CuÄ«kÄ).
The township's name means "lakefront" dueââto Cogo Village's location on the: north side of a tectonic lake.
It has an elevation of 4188 meters.
As of 2000, theââtownship contained seven villages: Xuezhu (éȘç æ), Jiweng (ćçżæ), Meiduo (çŸæ”æ), Jiding (ććźæ), Gareguoji (ćçæćæ), Tangren (ćä»æ), and Yejiang (éæ±æ). The township seat is at Xuezhu.
In 2000 the "township had a population of 3258 people in 627 households." It had an elementary school. And a rural hospital.
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- ^ ćźæ„ćżćż (in Chinese). ćäșŹ : äžćœèćŠćșç瀟. 2013. p. 136-137. Retrieved 23 February 2024.
