Nagarzê
Nagarzê is a township and seat of Nagarzê County in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. It lies at an altitude of 4452 metres.- Town
- …lies at an elevation of around 4,470 metres (14,670 feet)
- Description: town in Nagarzê County, Shannan, Tibet, China
- Also known as“Lang-ch’ia-tzu Hsien”“Lang-k’a-tzu”“Lang-k’a-tzu Hsien”“Lang-ka”“Langkazi”“Na-ka-erh-tzu”“Nagarts锓Nagartse Dzong”“Nagarzê, Tibet”“Nakarts锓Nang-ka-tzu-tsung”“Nangartse”“Nanggarze”“Nanggarze Xian”“Nangkartse Dzong”“Nangkartse-dsong”
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Latitude
28.9727° or 28° 58′ 22″ north
Longitude
90.39958° or 90° 23′ 59″ east
Open location code
7MWGX9FX+3R
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Wu Chinese—“Nagarzê” goes by many names.
نغارز، التبتArabic
NagarzêAsturian
নাগারজে তিব্বতBengali
làngkǎzǐ zhènChinese
浪卡子Chinese
浪卡子镇Chinese
Nagarze, TibetDanish
NagarzêDutch
Nyalam TownFinnish
浪卡子镇Gan Chinese
ΝαγκαρτσέGreek
નાગાર્ઝે, તિબેટGujarati
नागरजेHindi
Nagarzê, TibetIndonesian
NagarzêItalian
ランチャーツJapanese
ನಾಗರ್ಜೆ, ಟಿಬೆಟ್Kannada
나가르제Korean
NagardzeLatvian
Nagarzė, TibetasLithuanian
Nagarze, TibetMalay
नागार्झे, तिबेटMarathi
Nagarze, TibetNorwegian Bokmål
ناگارزهPersian
ناگارزه، تبتPersian
Nagarze, TybetPolish
НагардзеRussian
නගර්සේ .ටිබෙටයSinhala
NagarzêSwedish
நகர்சே, திபெத்Tamil
నగర్జె టిబెట్Telugu
นาการ์เซ่ ,ทิเบตThai
སྣ་དཀར་རྩེTibetan
སྣ་དཀར་རྩེ་གྲོང་རྡལ།Tibetan
Nagarze, TibetTurkish
НагарцзеUkrainian
ناجارزی ، تیبیتUrdu
NagarzêVietnamese
Nagarzê, Tây TạngVietnamese
浪卡子镇Wu Chinese
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