Syaulibang

Syaulibang is a village and Village Development Committee in Pyuthan, a Middle Hills district of Rapti Zone, western Nepal.

Syaulibang

स्याउलीबाङ
Village Development Committee
Syaulibang
Location in Nepal
Coordinates: 28°18′45″N 82°56′54″E
Country   Nepal
RegionMid-Western
ZoneRapti Zone
DistrictPyuthan District
VDCSyaulibang
Elevation
--Syaulibang Village
1,706 m (5,597 ft)
Highest elevation
3,612 m (11,850 ft)
Lowest elevation
1,500 m (4,900 ft)
Population
 (2001 Census[1])
 • Total2,741
 462 households
Time zoneUTC+5:45 (Nepal Time)
VDCs in Pyuthan

Etymology

In Khamkura Syauli means apple. Bang means a high field or pasture, usually above 2,000 meters where snow can fall, suggesting a climate with enough winter cold for cultivating apples, so 'Apple Orchard' is a reasonable translation of this place name.

Geography and Climate

Syaulibang is Pyuthan district's northernmost VDC, bordering Gaam VDC in Rolpa to the northwest and Baglung district's Bowang and Taman VDCs to the northeast. Syaulibang is also Pyuthan's highest VDC, ranging from about 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) up to a 3,612 metres (11,850 ft) summit at the meeting point of Syaulibang, Gaam and Bowang VDCs[2] on the lekh that is the Rapti-Gandaki divide.

Syaulibang's climate is mostly subtropical below 2,000 metres (6,600 ft) and temperate up to 3,000 metres (10,000 ft) with a small subalpine zone above.

Villages in this VDC
WardLat.LonElev.
Banchareबञ्चरे28°20'N82°57'E2,426m
Bansingबानसिङ28°19'N82°56'E2,210
Bansthalaबाँस्थला28°19'N82°57'E2,190
Bhegniभेग्नी28°19'N82°58'E2,110
Bhungjaभुङजा28°18'N82°56'E2,210
Chautaraचौतारा28°17'N82°56'E2,010
Chhepte Odarछेप्टे ओडार28°18'N82°56'E2,070
Dakharaडाखारा28°18'N82°59'E2,170
Dharamjimधरमजिम328°18'N82°56'E2,070
Dimechaurडिमेचौर28°19'N82°57'E1,730
Dodrebhirडोड्रेभिर28°17'N82°58'E2,355
Gaderaगडेरा28°19'N82°58'E2,070
Hastungdandaहस्तुङडाँडा28°19'N82°55'E2,530
Jhibangझिबाङ28°18'N82°58'E1,870
Khalखाल28°19'N82°56'E1,950
Khalibangखालीबाङ28°18'N82°57'E1,730
Khardandaखारडाँडा28°20'N83°00'E2,170
Kharkholagaunखारखोलागाउँ828°18'N82°58'E2,030
Kothibhirकोठीभिर28°21'N82°57'E2,845
Kuserकुसेर28°19'N82°56'E1,875
Langletलङलेट28°19'N82°56'E2,290
Manggraमाङग्रा28°20'N82°56'E2,130
Masingमसिङ28°20'N82°57'E1,950
Mathillo Bhegniमाथिल्लो भेग्नी28°19'N82°59'E2,775
Modharaमोधारा28°19'N82°56'E1,910
Nargaनार्गा28°18'N82°57'E1,775
Paharadandaपहराडाँडा28°18'N82°58'E2,230
Ransingरानसिङ28°21'N82°57'E2,412
Sarimaसरिमा128°17'N82°57'E1,910
Shahi Bisaunaशाही बिसौना28°17'N82°59'E2,245
Syaulibangस्याउलीबाङ528°19'N82°57'E1,706
Tarebhirतारेभिर28°20'N82°57'E2,770
Thoklangथोकलाङ28°20'N82°59'E2,390
Totkeटोट्के28°19'N82°56'E2,290
Tumpaतुम्प28°19'N82°58'E2,290
Uttiseउत्तिसे28°19'N82°58'E2,123

[3]

gollark: You wouldn't want people to be rewarded in some way for work?
gollark: "Fordist"?
gollark: And what if everyone wants to do a job which isn't that useful?
gollark: Again, how are you going to quantify that in every job ever without there being some financial incentive for it to make a little sense?
gollark: I was asking about King's proposal. Yours is different.

References
  1. "Nepal Census 2001". Nepal's Village Development Committees. Digital Himalaya. Retrieved 21 September 2008.
  2. Peak and triple boundary point at 28°21′35″N 82°57′18″E
  3. "Index of Geographical Names of Nepal, Volume IV: Mid Western Development Region, List of Settlements, Pyuthan" (PDF). Government of Nepal, National Geographic Information Infrastructure Program. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-24. Retrieved 2011-03-12.
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