The first Asian wetland 2——eerguna Inner Mongolia 2011 360 Panorama

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The first Asian wetland 2——eerguna Inner Mongolia 2011

Inner Mongolia

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The first Asian wetland 2——eerguna Inner Mongolia 2011

The Eerguna is The first Asian wetland area straddling the China-Russian border in the northeast of Inner Mongolia. Although it is sparsely populated with minority groups and is quite underdeveloped, Eerguna is fortunate enough to have inherited rich cultural heritage and natural resources, especially a rich ecosystem.
This pano was taken on the top of a Viewing platform about Eerguna town,where is best seeing the town and entire wetland.

Copyright: Yunzen Liu
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 9000x4500
Taken: 12/08/2011
Caricate: 26/09/2011
Published: 26/09/2011
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Short Inner Mongolia. Located in the northern frontier of China, Northwest close to Mongolia and Russia. Area of 110 square kilometers; population of 23.26 million; to the largest number of Mongolian and Han, in addition, there are Korean, Hui, Manchu, Daur, Ewenki, Oroqen and other nationalities. Region is divided into 7 Union, jurisdiction 5 prefecture-level cities; its 15 county-level cities under another jurisdiction, 17 counties, 49 flags, 3 Autonomous Banner. Its capital. Baotou, Wulanchabu, Wuhai, Hailar, Tongliao and other major cities in the region.