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Water Resources Development and Utilization of Mountain Landscape in Chongqing

Pang Xing-li

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From the aspects of mountainous terrain of Chongqing actual situation of water resources for water resources development and utilization of the landscape,the design strategy was proposed to promote the construction of urban landscape,and to improve the image of livable Chongqing and other aspects of the urban landscape.

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From the aspects of mountainous terrain of Chongqing actual situation of water resources for water resources development and utilization of the landscape,the design strategy was proposed to promote the construction of urban landscape,and to improve the image of livable Chongqing and other aspects of the urban landscape.

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From the aspects of mountainous terrain of Chongqing actual situation of water resources for water resources development and utilization of the landscape,the design strategy was proposed to promote the construction of urban landscape,and to improve the image of livable Chongqing and other aspects of the urban landscape.

Key concepts: Terrain, Urban landscape, Water resources, Water resource management, Environmental planning, Environmental resource management, Environmental science, Geography

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