Tshedtsho gewog is divided into two by the massive Phunttshangchu River, at the right side there are two chewogs and at the left we have three chewogs. It comprises of the Wangdue Dzong, Army Training center namely Tencholing, Bajo town and the present Dzongkhag Administration is located under Thedtsho Gewog. The Gewog has 18 villages and it stretches from Matalungchu to the North and Hetsothanka at the south. It has total population of 1270 as per the census record of 2012. Almost 80 people of the inhabitants are farmers and cultivate Rice. Particularly in Rinchangang they have started cultivating rice twice a year. Other than that they also grow mandarin, Wheat, fruits and vegetables.
Local Government |
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Gewog Name: |
Thedtsho |
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Geographical Location |
Its streaches from Hetshothanka to the south and Martaloongchu at the North. |
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Total Area (sq.kms) |
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་ Total No. of Chiwog |
Five |
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GT Member |
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Designation |
Gender |
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Namgyel Wangchuk |
GUP |
Male |
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Chador |
Magmi |
Male |
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Chador Bidha |
Wangjokha Tshogpa |
Male |
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Chencho |
Thangoo Tshogpa |
Male |
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Namgay |
Matarlongchu Tshogpa |
Male |
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Nim Dem |
Maed Rinchengang Tshogpa |
Female |
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Sangay Penjor |
Toed Rinchengang Tshogpa |
Male |
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Community center |
1 |
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Total Population |
Male |
Female |
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650 |
620 |
1270 |
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Total No. of Villages |
18 |
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No. of Households |
166 |
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Business License Holder |
19 |
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Household with BBS and cable TV |
100% |
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Agriculture |
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RNR extension centers |
NIl |
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Farmer’s cooperatives |
2 |
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Irrigation schemes |
Number |
KMS |
4 |
21 |
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No of Community forest |
1 |
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Total Forest Coverage |
20 % |
Education |
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No. of Schools |
HSS |
SS |
PS |
ECR |
NFE |
TOTAL |
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1 |
1 |
4 |
6 |
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No. of Students |
Boys |
Girls |
Boys |
Girls |
Boys |
Girls |
Boys |
Girls |
Male |
Female |
Total |
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No. of Teachers |
M |
F |
M |
F |
M |
F |
M |
F |
M |
F |
Total |
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Teacher student ratio |
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Health |
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Hospital/BHUs/ORCs |
Hospital |
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ORC |
Total |
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RWSS Coverage |
No. Household With RWSS coverage |
Percentage (%) |
No. of Household Withhout RWSS coverage |
Percentage (%) |
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166 |
100% |
NIl |
100% |
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Electricity |
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Household electrified |
No. |
% |
Household without Electrified |
No. |
% |
166 |
100% |
NIl |
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Tele-communication |
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Village with Mobile network |
100% |
Village without mobile network |
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Roads Networks |
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GC Roads (KMS) |
Nil |
Farm Roads (KMS) |
6kms |
Religion & Culture |
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Lhakhangs |
Govt. Owned |
Community |
Private |
Total |
1 |
3 |
Nil |
4 |
Local Government |
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Village Name Population |
Village |
Male |
Female |
་Total |
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Civil Infrastructure
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Name |
Year of const. |
Remarks/Issues |
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Gewog Office |
2006 |
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2 |
RNR/ |
Nil |
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3 |
BHU/Hospitals/ORC |
Nil |
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4 |
Forest Range Office |
Nil |
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5 |
Park Office |
Nil |
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Veterinary Hospital |
Nil |
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7 |
Others |
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No. of Farm Roads |
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Name |
Length |
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Remarks |
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Matalungchu |
3.5 kms |
2011 |
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Rinchengang |
700 meters |
2013 |
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Marlung |
3kms |
2011 |
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Livelihood |
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Name of the crop/livestock |
Annual Production |
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Rice |
424 MT |
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Vegetables |
18 MT |
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Wheat Production |
38.48 MT |
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Milk |
112MT |
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Cheese |
4MT |
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Butter |
1.16 MT |
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Egg |
1057558.5 Nos |
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Cultural monuments
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Name of Lhakhang |
Description |
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Matalungchu |
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Rinchengang Lakhang |
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Bajo Lakhang |
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Thangoo Lakhang |
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11 |
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Bridge
Sl no |
Name and Type of bridge |
Year of construction |
remarks |
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Cham-Zam |
1997 |
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Pedestrain Bridge at MArlung |
2015 |
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