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River crossings and lake country

A regional view of Hubei

Follow the Yangtze and Han rivers through Wuhan, the Three Gorges, the Jianghan plain and the Dabie foothills. Markers show approximate regional positions, not boundaries, entrances or routes.

Hubei
Wuhan Yichang Xiangyang Shiyan Jingzhou, Hubei Jingmen Suizhou, Hubei Xiantao Qianjiang, Hubei Tianmen, Hubei Huanggang Xianning Xiaogan Huangshi Ezhou Shennongjia Yellow Crane Tower Hubei Provincial Museum East Lake (Wuhan) Guqin Tai Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge Three Gorges Dam Zigui Sanyu Cave Longzhong Mi Fu Mount Wudang Danjiangkou Dam Danjiangkou Reservoir Jingzhou Museum Tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng Dongpo Red Cliff Battle of Red Cliffs Daye Ezhou Hanchuan Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hankou Gezhouba Dam Xiangyang Ancient City Guangde Temple Li Shizhen

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Gezhouba Dam

Gezhouba stands below Nanjin Pass and downstream of the separate Three Gorges Dam at Sandouping. Construction began in 1970 and proceeded in stages. Generating units and ship locks connect its engineering history to navigation and changes in the river environment.

Gezhouba Dam: the downstream concrete wall rising above the river.
Gezhouba Dam: the downstream concrete wall rising above the river.

Gezhouba Dam

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  1. Gezhouba Dam: the downstream concrete wall rising above the river.User:Vmenkov / CC BY-SA 3.0 · CC BY-SA 3.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗
  2. Gezhouba Dam: the ship lock at night, its gates and buildings lit up.Jacky Lee / CC BY 3.0 · CC BY 3.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗