Gyari

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Gyari
Gyari Location within Tibet
Coordinates: 30°23′N 96°34′E / 30.383, 96.567
Country	China
Region	Tibet
Prefecture	Qamdo Prefecture
County
Nearby settlements (distance)	Baimai  29.9 mi/48 km Lingza  37.3 mi/60 km Nagjog  25.4 mi/41 km Lhorong  28.7 mi/46 km Tanggar  11.3 mi/18 km Baima  26 mi/42 km Xabyai  29.6 mi/48 km Zhaxize  23.6 mi/38 km
Elevation	5,036 m (16,525 ft)
Population
- Total	328 *
- Major Nationalities	Tibetan
- Regional dialect	Tibetan language
Time zone	+8 (UTC)

Gyari is a village in the Qamdo Prefecture in the eastern Tibet Autonomous Region of China It lies at an altitude of 5036 metres (16,525 feet).

The village is located some 30 miles east of Baimai.

The village has a population of about 328.

[edit] See also

• List of towns and villages in Tibet

[edit] External links and references

• Fallingrain.com
• MSN encarta map

Coordinates: 30°23′N, 96°34′E

v • d • e Qamdo (Chamdo) Prefecture, Tibet County-level divisions Qamdo · Jomdo · Gonjo · Riwoqê · Dêngqên · Zhag'yab · Baxoi · Zogang · Markam · Lhorong · Banbar Towns and villages Baima · Baimai · Banbar · Banggaidoi · Bangru · Bolo · Bumgyê · Cêngdo · Chamdo · Chamoling · Changlung · Chido · Chongsar · Dungro · Gamtog · Garma · Gyari · Gyorxung · Gyanbe · Kargang · Lhorong · Lingza · Medogdeng · Nagjog · Ngomdo · Nujiang · Qumdo · Qu'nyido · Sumzom · Tanggar · Xabyai · Zhaxize

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