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Ming Tombs Reservoir

reservoir, China
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  • Beijing city and municipality
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    / Municipal services

    …have been carried out: the Ming Tombs Reservoir, whose waters feed a hydroelectric power station and irrigate the neighbouring countryside, and a hydroelectric power station near Moshikou, which uses the waters of the Yongding and feeds them back into the river through an ancient canal. The hydroelectric station at Guanting…

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    …have been carried out: the Ming Tombs Reservoir, whose waters feed a hydroelectric power station and irrigate the neighbouring countryside, and a hydroelectric power station near Moshikou, which uses the waters of the Yongding and feeds them back into the river through an ancient canal. The hydroelectric station at Guanting…

    Read More