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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

Approximate regional orientation · north is up · not for navigation

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Xiangyang Ancient City

Xiangyang’s walls and gates preserve a history of rebuilding beside the Han River. The Lady Wall is one particular section associated with a tradition about Lady Han, not another name for the entire city wall. Its fourth-century story and the thirteenth-century siege of Xiangyang belong to different periods.

Xiangyang ancient city wall: the crenellated brick rampart rising above the grass.
Xiangyang ancient city wall: the crenellated brick rampart rising above the grass.

Xiangyang Ancient City

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  1. Xiangyang ancient city wall: the crenellated brick rampart rising above the grass.Fxqf / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗
  2. Xiangyang ancient city wall: the national heritage plaque set into the grey brick rampart.Fxqf / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗