Three Gorges Dam
- the World's Largest Hydroelectric
Project.
The Yangtze River was completely blocked on Nov. 6, 2002 at
the Three Gorges when the opening in the diversion canal of
the Dam Project was closed. Hence the natural flow of the
mighty river at the Three Gorges is cut.
The Three Gorges Dam will incorporate a Power Station, to
be the largest of its kind in the world, with a total installed
capacity of 18,200 MW, generating 84.7 billion KWH, or one-ninth
of the national total generated power, a year.
The Three Gorges, one of the famous sightseeing attraction
in China, consist of Qutang, Wuxia and Xiling Gorges, stretch
192 kilometers from Baidicheng (White Emperor City) in Chongqing
in the west, to Yichang in Hubei Province in the east.
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An old woman living in the Three Gorges
Area
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
The three Gorges project site in 1997
Photographer: Wen Huang |
Walkers in a rain
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
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Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
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Pupils on their way back from school in
the Three Gorges Dam Area.
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
Three Gorges Dam
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
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Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
A View of The Dam
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
Cutting Yangtze River
Photographer:
Qiu Yan |
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Zigui County, which will submerge
under water when the project build.
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
A View from the top of the Three
Gorges Dam
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
Three Gorges Dam
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
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The flag
of CPC in Three Gorges Dam
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
The flag of CPC in
Three Gorges Dam
Photographer: Qiu Yan |
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