Three new world irrigation engineering heritages in China
According to the Ministry of water resources, on November 26, Beijing time, at the 72nd Executive Council of the international irrigation and drainage Committee held in Marrakech, Morocco, the world irrigation project heritage list (the eighth batch) was announced in 2021. The Liyunhe Gaoyou irrigation area in Jiangsu, Liaohe irrigation area in Jiangxi and Saga ancient water storage and irrigation system in Tibet were successfully selected. Among them, the ancient water storage and irrigation system in Sakya, Tibet, with an average altitude of more than 4000 meters, is the world irrigation engineering heritage with the highest altitude at present. At present, there are 26 world irrigation engineering heritages in China.
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