The Border Between the Changjiang and Han Rivers

Wuhan, China

March 21, 2006 - 17:20 local time

Loading panorama viewer ...

Configuring ...

Help

Copy URL

Caption

The mighty Changjiang River flows through Wuhan where also the gentle Han River flows into the Changjiang River. The city is thus divided into three parts that are known as “Three Towns”.

Wuhan is an interesting city. It is geographically located in the southeast of China Mainland, but it is the real heart of the country in regard to economic distribution and communications. The area is the most convenient starting point to travel with multiple choices of transportation to many big cities and tourist attractions in the country.

I live in Wuhan of Hubei province.

the map of the place for shooting: http://web3d.vip.sina.com/map.jpg

Location

Asia / China

Lat: 30° 30' 0" N
Long: 114° 12' 0" E

→ maps.google.com [EXT]

Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

17 mm tokina lens,film +scanner, 6 shots in protrait-orientation+ 1 up and 1 down panotool+photoshop for stitching and edit pano. to make QTVR,I use panocube.

Click background or press ESC to close this dialog.

How can I …?

… Look around on touch devices?

Touch and drag the picture
Pinch/spread to zoom

… Look around with a mouse?

Place your mouse pointer over the picture.
Press and hold the mouse button.
Move the mouse slowly to spin the view.
Release the mouse button to stop moving.
Zoom with mouse wheel or shift/ctrl

… Make the picture bigger?

Tap or click the zoom icon in the bottom right corner of the picture to switch between in-page and fullscreen view
With the mouse you can also right click and choose "Fullscreen"
Note: This will reload a high resolution version, if necessary.

… Browse to another panorama?

Choose any of these options to navigate:

Use the links in the green menu bar at the top
Slide the dotted area in the info header to the left or right
Use the left/right arrows at the sides of the panorama (if visible)
Use the lists: A-Z, Region, Thumbs, Map

PLEASE RESPECT THE ARTIST’S WORK. All images are copyright by the individual photographers, unless stated otherwise. Use in any way other than viewing on this web site is prohibited unless permission is obtained from the individual photographer. If you're interested in using a panorama, be it for non-profit or commercial purposes, please contact the individual photographer. The WWP can neither negotiate for, nor speak on behalf of its participants. The overall site is copyright by the World Wide Panorama Foundation, a California Public Benefit Corporation. Webdesign © by Martin Geier www.geiervisuell.com

Borders

The Border Between the Changjiang and Han Rivers

How can I …?

… Look around on touch devices?

… Look around with a mouse?

… Make the picture bigger?

… Browse to another panorama?