South Tibet
Shannan is marked by China with a geographical area of distributed over 1 district and 11 counties with a total population of 330,000. However, a large part of the counties of Lhunze () and Cona (), covering an area of and collectively known as part of South Tibet, are shown by the Chinese government to be Tibetan Autonomous Region's territory (although currently in the control of India) and hence marked disputed. The details of the names of the county, its transliterated names in Simplified Chinese, Hanyu Pinyin, Wylie, Tibetan, population (as of 2003), area and density of population are given in the following table.