东方省 (蒙古国)








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东方省
Dornod Province
Дорнод аймаг
ᠳᠣᠷᠤᠨᠠᠳᠤᠠᠶᠢᠮᠠᠭ

省





东方省 Dornod Province旗幟
旗幟
东方省 Dornod Province徽章
徽章


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坐标：48°04′N 114°30′E / 48.07°N 114.5°E / 48.07; 114.5
國家
蒙古國
成立
1941年 (1941)
省城
喬巴山
面积
 • 总计
123,597.43 平方公里（47,721.23 平方英里）
人口（2011）
 • 總計
69,552
 • 密度
0.56/平方公里（1.5/平方英里）
 
[1]
时区
UTC+8
電話區號
+976 (0)158
ISO 3166码
MN-061
網站
dornod.gov.mn



佛塔 of the Kidan epoch, 西元10世紀




Sums of Dornod


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东方省（蒙古語：Дорнод аймаг，轉寫：Dornod aimag）位於蒙古國最東部，面積123,597平方公里，人口69,552（2011年）。首府喬巴山。



歷史


該省於1941年行政區劃重整時創建，最初名為「喬巴山省」，源自蒙古人民革命党領導人霍爾洛·喬巴山。省會原名「巴彥圖門」，也在當時改名為「喬巴山」。1963年，省名改為「東方省」。



参考文献





  1. ^ Dornod Aimag Statistic Office. Annual Report 2009[永久失效連結]



















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