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local government body.
Bhutan comprises 205
gewogs,
which average 230 km2 (89 sq mi) in area. The
gewogs in turn are
divided into
chewogs for elections...
- Lingzhi, Soe and Naro
Gewogs belong to the
Lingzhi Dungkhag subdistrict, the only
subdistrict within Thimphu District. The
remaining gewogs do not
belong to...
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Ramjar Gewogs. In
Tomzhangtshen Gewog,
residents speak Chocha Ngacha and khengkha.
Trashiyangste District is
divided into
eight village blocks (or
gewogs):...
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blocks (or
gewogs):
Chhuzagang Gewog Chhudzom Gewog Dekiling Gewog Gakiling Gewog Gelephu Gewog Jigmechhoeling Gewog Samtenling Gewog Senghe Gewog Serzhong...
- http://www.gasa.gov.bt/index.php/
gewogs/khamaed http://www.gasa.gov.bt/index.php/
gewogs/khamaed http://www.gasa.gov.bt/index.php/
gewogs/khamaed v t e...
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gewog. It is
essentially for oil a
group of villages.
Gewogs are
official administrative units of Bhutan. The
country is
composed of 205
gewogs. Each...
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provided general administration and
coordination for two or more
gewogs. As a result, some
gewogs within a
given district were
directly subordinate to dungkhags...
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Dophoogchen Dungkhag (sub-district),
which comprise Dorokha and
Denchukha Gewogs. The
people here
speak Lhotshamkha and are
predominantly Hindus. It is connected...
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Dungkhag (sub-district),
together with
Dorokha and
Dungtoe Gewogs. The
former Myona gewog was
dissolved and
areas abutting Haa were
merged with Haa dzongkhag...
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Dungkhag (sub-district),
together with Bara, Biru, Lehereni, and
Sipsu Gewogs.[citation needed] The
Tendruk village is on a
ridge near the confluence...
