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Publication Date June 9, 2016 | The Daily Mail

'Lost' section of Great Wall of China re-emerges from reservoir

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A section of the Great Wall of China that was submerged under a reservoir in 1978 has remerged from under the water. Photo: Daily Mail
A section of the Great Wall of China that was submerged under a reservoir in 1978 has remerged from under the water. Photo: Daily Mail

A lost section of the Great Wall of China has re-emerged from a reservoir nearly 40 years after it was covered by water...

Drought and increased water use has seen water levels in Panjiakou Reservoir in Kuancheng Man Autonomous County, Hebei Province, northern China, drop in recent years
 

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