Qusum Town

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Qusum
Location within Tibet Autonomous Region
Coordinates: 29°3′3″N92°13′18″E / 29.05083°N 92.22167°E / 29.05083; 92.22167
Country China
Region Tibet Autonomous Region
Prefecture Shannan Prefecture
County Qusum County
Population
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       Major Nationalities Tibetan
       Regional dialect Tibetan language
    Time zone +8

    Qusum (Tibetan : ཆུ་གསུམ་,  Wylie : Chu-gsum; THDL Romanisation: Chusum) is a small Tibetan town and township in Qusum County in the Shannan Prefecture of Tibet, some 128km from Lhasa.

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    Coordinates: 32°13′N79°16′E / 32.217°N 79.267°E / 32.217; 79.267

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