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Guangxin Huangsha Canal in Shangrao, Jiangxi 江西上饶市广信黄沙渠

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The 2026 World Heritage Irrigation Structures list was recently announced in France. Qinhe Guangli Canal in Henan, the Taolai River Oasis Irrigation System in Gansu, Guangxin Huangsha Canal in Shangrao, Jiangxi, and the Changtai Longjin Ancient Weir Irrigation Project in Fujian were included, bringing China's total to 46.

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The 2026 World Heritage Irrigation Structures list was recently announced in France. Qinhe Guangli Canal in Henan, the Taolai River Oasis Irrigation System in Gansu, Guangxin Huangsha Canal in Shangrao, Jiangxi, and the Changtai Longjin Ancient Weir Irrigation Project in Fujian were included, bringing China's total to 46.

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The 2026 list of World Heritage Irrigation Structures was recently announced in France. China's Qinhe Guangli Canal in Henan, Taolai River Oasis Irrigation System in Gansu, Guangxin Huangsha Canal in Shangrao, Jiangxi, and Changtai Longjin Ancient Weir Irrigation Project in Fujian were successfully included. This brings China's total number of World Heritage Irrigation Structures to 46.
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2026年世界灌溉工程遗产名录日前在法国公布。我国河南沁河广利渠、甘肃讨赖河绿洲灌溉系统、江西上饶市广信黄沙渠、福建长泰龙津古陂灌溉工程成功入选。至此,我国世界灌溉工程遗产已达46项。
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