Dewei

Dewei
Dewei
—  Town  —
Tibetan transcription(s)
 – Tibetan
 – Wylie transliteration
Chinese transcription(s)
 – Traditional
 – Simplified
 – Pinyin
Country China
Province Sichuan
Prefecture Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture
County
Time zone CST (UTC+8)

Dewei is a town in the Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan, China.

v · d · eGarzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan
County-level divisions

Kangding County · Danba County · Luhuo County · Jiulong County  · Garzê County · Yajiang County · Xinlong County · Dawu County · Baiyü County · Litang County · Dêgê County  · Xiangcheng County · Sêrxü County  · Daocheng County · Sêrtar County · Batang County · Luding County  · Dêrong County

 Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 1.jpg Location of Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the Tibet Autonomous Region
Towns and villages

Kangding (Lucheng) · Batang Town  · Zhaggo · Xindu  · Garba  · Garzê  · Hekou  · Rulong · Jianshe · Dêgê  · Axu Town  · Goinqên  · Litang Town · Xambala · Nyongxar  · Jinzhu  · Sêrkog · Luqiao  · Lengqi  · Xinglong · Moxi · Lan'an  · Pengba  · Tianba · Chuni · Jiajun · Dewei  · Xinxing  · Detuo · Sangmai · Bumser · Dzagyel  · Junyung  · Jowo  · Kabshi  · Kyangma  · Pathul  · Kyewu  · Sershul Town  · Tseboum Soumdo  · Tsemkhog  · Wombo  · Serxu · Danba
Geography

Mount Gongga · Dadu River
Landmarks
Derge Parkhang · Dzogchen Monastery · Dzongsar Monastery · Gongchen Monastery  · Kanze Monastery · Nanwu Monastery  · Sershul Monastery  · Tongkor Monastery  · Luding Bridge



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