Ngangla Gewog

Ngangla Gewog ངང་ལ་
— Gewog —

Country	Bhutan
District	Zhemgang District
Time zone	BTT (UTC+6)

Ngangla Gewog (Dzongkha: ངང་ལ་) is a gewog (village block) of Zhemgang District, Bhutan,^[1] bordering India.^[2] Ngangla Gewog is also a part of Panbang Dungkhag (sub-district), along with Goshing, Bjoka, and Phangkhar Gewogs.^[3]

In the 2005 census, the gewog had a population of 1018.^[4]

References

^ "Chiwogs in Zhemgang" (PDF). Election Commission, Government of Bhutan. 2011. http://www.election-bhutan.org.bt/2011/finaldelimitation/Zhemgang.pdf. Retrieved 2011-07-28.
^ Ngangla gewog Ninth Plan (2002-2007), Royal Government of Bhutan
^ Dahal, Rabi C. (2010-03-22). "Fallow fields and dying trees". Bhutan Observer online. http://www.bhutanobserver.bt/fallow-fields-and-dying-trees/. Retrieved 2011-02-12.
^ [1]

Gewogs of Bhutan

Central	Dagana District: Dorona – Drujegang – Gesarling – Goshi – Kana – Karmaling – Khebisa – Lajab – Lhamoy Zingkha – Nichula – Tashiding – Tsangkha – Tsendagang – Tseza.　Gasa District: Goenkhamae – Goenkaatoe – Laya – Lunana.　Punakha District: Barp – Chhubu – Dzomo – Goenshari – Guma – Kabjisa – Lingmukha – Shenga Bjime – Talo – Toepisa – Towang.　Tsirang District: Barshong – Dunglegang – Goseling – Kikhorthang – Mendrelgang – Patshaling – Phutenchhu – Rangthangling – Semjong – Sergithang – Tsholingkhar – Tsirangtoe.　Wangdue Phodrang District: Athang – Bjena – Daga – Dangchu – Gangte – Gasetsho Gom – Gasetsho Om – Kazhi – Nahi – Nyisho – Phangyuel – Phobji – Ruepisa – Sephu – Thedtsho.

Southern	Bumthang District: Chhume – Choekor – Tang – Ura.　Sarpang District: Chhuzagang – Chhudzom – Dekiling – Gakiling – Gelephu – Jigmechhoeling – Samtenling – Senghe – Serzhong Shompangkha – Tareythang – Umling.　Trongsa District: Dragteng – Korphu – Langthil – Nubi – Tangsibji.　Zhemgang District: Bardho – Bjoka – Goshing – Nangkor – Ngangla – Phangkhar – Shingkhar – Trong.

Western	Chukha District: Bjacho – Bongo – Chapcha – Dala – Dungna – Geling – Getena – Logchina – Metakha – Phuentsholing – Sampheling.　Haa District: Bji – Gakiling – Katsho – Sama – Sangbay – Uesu.　Paro District: Doga – Dopshari – Doteng – Hungrel – Lamgong – Lungnyi – Naja – Shapa – Tsento – Wangchang.　Samtse District: Dungtoe – Dophoogchen – Duenchukha – Namgaychhoeling – Norbugang – Norgaygang – Pemaling – Phuentshogpelri – Samtse – Sangngagchhoeling – Tading – Tashicholing – Tendu – Ugentse – Yoeseltse.　Thimphu District: Chang – Dagala – Genyekha – Kawang – Lingzhi – Mewang – Naro – Soe.

Eastern	Lhuntse District: Gangzur – Jaray – Khoma – Kurtoe – Menbi – Metsho – Minjay – Tsenkhar.　Mongar District: Balam – Chaskhar – Chhali – Drametse – Drepung – Gongdue – Jurmey – Kengkhar – Mongar – Narang – Ngatshang – Saleng – Sherimung – Silambi – Thangrong – Tsakaling – Tsamang.　Pemagatshel District: Chhimung – Choekhorling – Chongshing Borang – Dechenling – Dungme – Khar – Nanong – Norbugang – Shumar – Yurung – Zobel.　Samdrup Jongkhar District: Dewathang – Gomdar – Langchenphu – Lauri – Martshala – Orong – Pemathang – Phuntshothang – Samrang – Serthi – Wangphu.　Trashigang District: Bartsham – Bidung – Kanglung – Kangpara – Khaling – Lumang – Merak – Phongmey – Radhi – Sakteng – Samkhar – Shongphu – Thrimshing – Uzorong – Yangneer.　Trashiyangtse District: Bumdeling – Jamkhar – Khamdang – Ramjar – Toetsho – Tomzhangtshen – Trashiyangtse – Yalang.

Former gewogs	Dagana District: Deorali. Chukha District: Bhulajhora.　Pemagatshel District: Nganglam. Samtse District: Bara – Biru – Chargharey – Chengmari – Denchukha – Dorokha – Ghumauney – Lehereni – Mayona – Nainital – Pagli – Sipsu.　Sarpang District: Bhur – Doban – Hilley – Taklai. Thimphu District: Bapbi.　Tsirang District: Beteni – Chanautey – Gairigaun – Tshokhana – Tsirang Dangra. Samdrup Jongkhar District: Bakuli – Hastinapur.

Ngangla Gewog

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