Kalmyk People - List of Modern Oyirad Groups

List of Modern Oyirad Groups

Mongolia
Торгууд, Дөрвөд (Дөрвөд дотор Хотон), Баяд, Захчин, Мянгад, Хойд, Дархад, Хошууд, Өөлд, Урианхай
China
Хөх нуур - Хошууд (Дээд Монгол)
Өвөр Монголын Алшаа аймаг - Алшаа Өөлд Хошууд, Эзнээ Торгууд
Шинжаань - Торгууд, Хошууд
Kyrgyzstan
Сарт-калмак (Хотон-Халимаг)
Russian Federation
Халимаг - Бузава (Бузаава), Торгууд, Дөрвөд, Хойд, Хошууд
USA
Халимаг - Бузава (Бузаава), Торгууд, Дөрвөд

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