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Coal barge loading point on the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang). Coal is trucked to this point where coal barges are loaded for the trip downriver. Photo taken Richard Chambers, AAA Yangtze Sampler tour May 2004.

The large sign with the number 175 was placed by the Chinese government to show the high point of the rise in the Yangtze River water level caused by the completion of the Three Gorges Dam.

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