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Ma'eryan Aqueduct 马耳岩渡槽

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The central arch ring of the Ma'eryan Aqueduct was closed on the 25th.

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The central arch ring of the Ma'eryan Aqueduct was closed on the 25th.

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On October 25, the central arch ring of the Ma'eryan Aqueduct, a key structure in the Xiangjiaba Irrigation Area, was joined. The Xiangjiaba Irrigation Area is the first large irrigation area along the route from the Jinsha River to the Yangtze River. The first stage of its first phase was completed and began supplying water in February last year. The second stage of the first phase, currently under construction, is expected to be completed by the end of 2028. At that point, water diverted from the Jinsha River will be delivered to 11 counties, county-level cities and districts in the four cities of Yibin, Zigong, Neijiang and Luzhou.
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25日,向家坝灌区控制性节点马耳岩渡槽中心拱圈完成合龙。
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