Gewog del Bhutan
# Gewog del Bhutan

Lo gewog (dallo dzongkha ove significa blocco) è la divisione amministrativa di terzo livello del Bhutan. Nel paese esistono 205 gewog, gruppi di villaggi, con una superficie media di 230 km².

Iniziata negli anni 80, il Re del Bhutan, Jigme Singye Wangchuck ha dato inizio ad una lunga politica di decentralizzazione dei poteri. Nel 1991, seguendo questo principio, i gewog sono diventati ufficialmente divisioni amministrative statali, ognuna guidata da un gup, un capo. Contemporaneamente, nel 1991 si sono avute le prime elezioni amministrative del paese, per eleggere i vari gup.

## Elenco dei gewog

Questa è una lista dei 205 gewog del Bhutan, divisi per distretto.

| Dzongkhag | Gewog |
| - | - |
| Bumthang | Chhoekhor |
| Bumthang | Chhume |
| Bumthang | Tang |
| Bumthang | Ura |
| Chhukha | Bjachho |
| Chhukha | Bongo |
| Chhukha | Chapcha |
| Chhukha | Darla |
| Chhukha | Dungna |
| Chhukha | Geling |
| Chhukha | Getana |
| Chhukha | Lokchina |
| Chhukha | Metakha |
| Chhukha | Phuentsholing |
| Chhukha | Sampheling |
| Dagana | Deorali |
| Dagana | Dorona |
| Dagana | Drujegang |
| Dagana | Gesarling |
| Dagana | Goshi |
| Dagana | Kana |
| Dagana | Khebisa |
| Dagana | Lajab |
| Dagana | Lhamoi Zingkha |
| Dagana | Nichula |
| Dagana | Trashiding |
| Dagana | Tsangkha |
| Dagana | Tsendagang |
| Dagana | Tseza |
| Gasa | Goenkhamey |
| Gasa | Goenkhatoe |
| Gasa | Laya |
| Gasa | Lunana |
| Haa | Bji |
| Haa | Gakiling |
| Haa | Katsho |
| Haa | Samar |
| Haa | Sombaykha |
| Haa | Uesu |
| Lhuentse | Gangzur |
| Lhuentse | Khoma |
| Lhuentse | Jarey |
| Lhuentse | Kurtoe |
| Lhuentse | Menbi |
| Lhuentse | Metsho |
| Lhuentse | Minjay |
| Lhuentse | Tsenkhar |
| Mongar | Balam |
| Mongar | Chali |
| Mongar | Chaskhar |
| Mongar | Dramitse |
| Mongar | Drepong |
| Mongar | Gongdue |
| Mongar | Jurmey |
| Mongar | Kengkhar |
| Mongar | Mongar |
| Mongar | Narang |
| Mongar | Ngatshang |
| Mongar | Saling |
| Mongar | Sherimung |
| Mongar | Silambi |
| Mongar | Thangrong |
| Mongar | Tsakaling |
| Mongar | Tsamang |
| Paro | Dogar |
| Paro | Dopshari |
| Paro | Doteng |
| Paro | Hungrel |
| Paro | Lamgong |
| Paro | Lungnyi |
| Paro | Naja |
| Paro | Shapa |
| Paro | Tsento |
| Paro | Wangchang |
| Pemagatshel | Chimung |
| Pemagatshel | Chokhorling |
| Pemagatshel | Chongshing |
| Pemagatshel | Dechheling |
| Pemagatshel | Dungmin |
| Pemagatshel | Khar |
| Pemagatshel | Nanong |
| Pemagatshel | Norbugang |
| Pemagatshel | Shumar |
| Pemagatshel | Yurung |
| Pemagatshel | Zobel |
| Punakha | Barp |
| Punakha | Chhubu |
| Punakha | Dzomi |
| Punakha | Goenshari |
| Punakha | Guma |
| Punakha | Kabjisa |
| Punakha | Lingmukha |
| Punakha | Shenga Bjemi |
| Punakha | Talo |
| Punakha | Toebisa |
| Punakha | Toewang |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Dewathang |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Gomdar |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Langchenphu |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Lauri |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Martshala |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Orong |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Pemathang |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Phuntshothang |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Samrang |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Serthi |
| Samdrup Jongkhar | Wangphu |
| Samtse | Bara |
| Samtse | Biru |
| Samtse | Chargharey |
| Samtse | Chengmari |
| Samtse | Denchukha |
| Samtse | Dorokha |
| Samtse | Dungtoe |
| Samtse | Lahireni |
| Samtse | Pagli |
| Samtse | Samtse |
| Samtse | Sipsu |
| Samtse | Tading |
| Samtse | Tendu |
| Samtse | Ugentse |
| Samtse | Yoeseltse |
| Sarpang | Bhur |
| Sarpang | Chuzargang |
| Sarpang | Dekiling |
| Sarpang | Dovan |
| Sarpang | Gelephu |
| Sarpang | Hilley |
| Sarpang | Jigmechholing |
| Sarpang | Sengye |
| Sarpang | Shershong |
| Sarpang | Shompangkha |
| Sarpang | Taklai |
| Sarpang | Umling |
| Thimphu | Chang |
| Thimphu | Dagala |
| Thimphu | Genye |
| Thimphu | Kawang |
| Thimphu | Lingzhi |
| Thimphu | Mewang |
| Thimphu | Naro |
| Thimphu | Soe |
| Trashigang | Bartsham |
| Trashigang | Bidung |
| Trashigang | Kanglung |
| Trashigang | Kangpara |
| Trashigang | Khaling |
| Trashigang | Lumang |
| Trashigang | Merak |
| Trashigang | Phongme |
| Trashigang | Radhi |
| Trashigang | Sakteng |
| Trashigang | Samkhar |
| Trashigang | Shongphu |
| Trashigang | Thrimshing |
| Trashigang | Uzorong |
| Trashigang | Yangnyer |
| Trashiyangtse | Bumdeling |
| Trashiyangtse | Jamkhar |
| Trashiyangtse | Khamdang |
| Trashiyangtse | Ramjar |
| Trashiyangtse | Toetsho |
| Trashiyangtse | Tomzhang |
| Trashiyangtse | Yalang |
| Trashiyangtse | Yangtse |
| Trongsa | Dragteng |
| Trongsa | Korphu |
| Trongsa | Langthel |
| Trongsa | Nubi |
| Trongsa | Tangsibji |
| Tsirang | Barshong |
| Tsirang | Beteni |
| Tsirang | Dunglegang |
| Tsirang | Gosaling |
| Tsirang | Kikhorthang |
| Tsirang | Mendrelgang |
| Tsirang | Pataley |
| Tsirang | Phuntenchu |
| Tsirang | Rangthangling |
| Tsirang | Semjong |
| Tsirang | Tsholingkhar |
| Tsirang | Tsirangtoe |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Athang |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Bjena |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Daga |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Dangchu |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Gangtey |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Gasetsho Gom |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Gasetsho Wom |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Kazhi |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Nahi |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Nyisho |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Phangyul |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Phobji |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Ruepisa |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Sephu |
| Wangdue Phodrang | Thedtsho |
| Zhemgang | Bardo |
| Zhemgang | Bjoka |
| Zhemgang | Goshing |
| Zhemgang | Nangkor |
| Zhemgang | Ngangla |
| Zhemgang | Phangkhar |
| Zhemgang | Shingkhar |
| Zhemgang | Trong |
