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  • Leshan Giant Buddha
    Leshan Giant Buddha

    …made of red sandstone in Leshan, Sichuan province, China.

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    …made of red sandstone in Leshan, Sichuan province, China.

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  • Sichuan
    Sichuan
    / Settlement patterns

    …Yangtze and Tuo rivers, and Leshan, at the confluence of the Dadu and the Min. The principal characteristic of these urban sites is that their areas are limited by their locations, so that urban expansion is hindered; in addition, the hazards of flooding are always a problem. Chengdu, the provincial…

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    …Yangtze and Tuo rivers, and Leshan, at the confluence of the Dadu and the Min. The principal characteristic of these urban sites is that their areas are limited by their locations, so that urban expansion is hindered; in addition, the hazards of flooding are always a problem. Chengdu, the provincial…

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  • Wutongqiao

    …district of the city of Leshan.

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    …district of the city of Leshan.

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