List of dams and reservoirs in China

Dams and reservoirs in China are numerous and have had a profound effect on the country's development and people. According to the World Commission on Dams in 2000, there were 22,104 dams over the height of 15 m (49 ft) operating in China. Of the world's total large dams, China accounts for the most – 20 percent of them; 45 percent of which are used for irrigation. Accordingly, the oldest in China still in use belongs to the Dujiangyan Irrigation System which dates back to 256 BC.^[1][2] In 2005, there were over 80,000 reservoirs in the country and over 4,800 dams completed or under construction that stands at or exceed 30 m (98 ft) in height.^[3] As of 2007, China is also the world's leader in the construction of large dams; followed by Turkey, and Japan in third.^[4] The tallest dam in China is the Jinping-I Dam at 305 m (1,001 ft), an arch dam, which is also the tallest dam in the world. The largest reservoir is created by the Three Gorges Dam, which stores 39.3 billion m³ (31,900,000 acre feet) of water and has a surface area of 1,045 km² (403 sq mi). Three Gorges is also the world's largest power station.^[5][6]

Dams and their associated reservoirs are constructed by the country for several reasons including hydroelectric power generation, flood control, irrigation, drought mitigation, navigation and tourism.^[7] China has the largest potential for hydropower in the world and currently ranks first in hydroelectric generating capacity with about 200,000 MW online.^[8][9] These benefits have come with adverse effects such as resettlement and inundation while impeding river flow often leads to habitat loss and on certain rivers there are issues with trans-boundary river flow.^[7]

The nation's leading institution for dam design is the Beijing-based China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research (IWHR),^[10] somewhat similar to Russia's Hydroproject Institute.

Below is a partial list of dams and reservoirs in China that are both operational and under construction. The most notable by height, type, and reservoir size, are among those listed. The minimum height for a dam to be included on the list is 20 m (66 ft).

List

Name	Region, province or city	Impounds	Height	Type	Storage capacity	Complete	Notes
Ahai Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	138 m (453 ft)	Gravity	8,820,000,000 m^3 (7,150,490 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[11]
Ankang Dam	Shaanxi Province	Han River	128 m (420 ft)	Gravity	2,580,000,000 m^3 (2,091,640 acre⋅ft)	1989	^[12]
Baihetan Dam	Sichuan/Yunnan Provinces	Jinsha River	277 m (909 ft)	Arch	17,924,000,000 m^3 (14,531,223 acre⋅ft)	2021	^[13]
Baise Dam	Guangxi	You River	130 m (427 ft)	Gravity	5,660,000,000 m^3 (4,588,637 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[14]
Lower Baoquan Dam	Henan Province	Yuhe River	107.5 m (353 ft)	Gravity	16,500,000 m^3 (13,377 acre⋅ft)	1994	^[15]
Upper Baoquan Dam	Henan Province	Upper Baoquan Reservoir	94.8 m (311 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	8,270,000 m^3 (6,700 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[15]
Baogang Tailings Dam	Inner Mongolia	N/A	6 m (20 ft)	Embankment, tailings	85,000,000 m^3 (68,911 acre⋅ft)	1965	^[16]
Baozhusi Dam	Sichuan Province	Bailong River	132 m (433 ft)	Gravity	2,550,000,000 m^3 (2,067,319 acre⋅ft)	2000	^[17]
Bashan Dam	Chongqing	Renhe River	155 m (509 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	315,000,000 m^3 (255,375 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[18]
Baishan Dam	Jilin Province	Second Songhua River	149.5 m (490 ft)	Arch-gravity	6,500,000,000 m^3 (5,269,636 acre⋅ft)	1984	^[19]
Baiyun Dam	Hunan Province	Wushui River	120 m (394 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	545,000,000 m^3 (441,839 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[20]
Banqiao Dam	Henan Province	Ru River	50.5 m (166 ft)	Embankment	675,000,000 m^3 (547,231 acre⋅ft)	1952/93	^[21]
Bikou Dam	Gansu Province	Bailong River	101 m (331 ft)	Embankment	521,000,000 m^3 (422,382 acre⋅ft)	1977	^[22]
Burqin Shankou Dam	Xinjiang	Burqin River	94 m (308 ft)	Arch	221,000,000 m^3 (179,168 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[23]
Changheba Dam	Sichuan Province	Dadu River	240 m (787 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,075,000,000 m^3 (871,517 acre⋅ft)	2016	^[24]
Changshou Dam	Chongqing	Yangtze River	52 m (171 ft)	Embankment	1,027,000,000 m^3 (832,602 acre⋅ft)	1954	^[25]
Chengbihe Dam	Guangxi	Chengbihe River	70 m (230 ft)	Embankment	1,150,000,000 m^3 (932,320 acre⋅ft)	1961	^[26]
Chonghu'er Dam	Xinjiang	Burqin River	74 m (243 ft)	Gravity	85,000,000 m^3 (68,911 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[27]
Dachaoshan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	111 m (364 ft)	Gravity	940,000,000 m^3 (762,070 acre⋅ft)	2003	^[28]
Dagangshan Dam	Sichuan Province	Dadu River	210 m (689 ft)	Arch	724,000,000 m^3 (586,956 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[29]
Daguangba Dam	Hainan Province	Changhua River	57 m (187 ft)	Gravity/Embankment	1,710,000,000 m^3 (1,386,320 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[30]
Dahuaqiao Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	106 m (348 ft)	Gravity	293,000,000 m^3 (237,539 acre⋅ft)	2018 (?)	^[31]
Dahuashui Dam	Guizhou Province	Qingshuihe River	134.5 m (441 ft)	Arch	276,500,000 m^3 (224,162 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[32]
Danjiangkou Dam	Hubei Province	Han River	176.6 m (579 ft)	Gravity	17,450,000,000 m^3 (14,146,945 acre⋅ft)	1973	^[33]
Dongfeng Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	162 m (531 ft)	Arch	1,025,000,000 m^3 (830,981 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[34]
Dongjing Dam	Guizhou Province	Beipan River	150 m (492 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	955,000,000 m^3 (774,231 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[18]
Dongjiang Dam	Hunan Province	Lishui River	157 m (515 ft)	Arch	9,565,000,000 m^3 (7,754,472 acre⋅ft)	1992	^[5]
Dongping Dam	Hubei Province	Zhong River	135 m (443 ft)	Arch	336,000,000 m^3 (272,400 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[34]
Ertan Dam	Sichuan Province	Yalong River	240 m (787 ft)	Arch	5,800,000,000 m^3 (4,702,137 acre⋅ft)	1999	^[35]
Fengman Dam	Jilin Province	Second Songhua River	91 m (299 ft)	Gravity	11,460,000,000 m^3 (9,290,773 acre⋅ft)	1953	^[36]
Fengshuba Dam	Guangdong Province	Dong River	95.4 m (313 ft)	Gravity	1,932,000,000 m^3 (1,566,298 acre⋅ft)	1974	^[17]
Fengtan Dam	Hunan Province	You River	112.5 m (369 ft)	Arch-gravity	1,740,000,000 m^3 (1,410,641 acre⋅ft)	1978	^[37]
Geheyan Dam	Hubei Province	Qing River	157 m (515 ft)	Arch-gravity	3,400,000,000 m^3 (2,756,425 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[38]
Gelantan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	113 m (371 ft)	Gravity	409,000,000 m^3 (331,582 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[39]
Gezhen Dam	Hainan Province	Changhua River	34 m (112 ft)	Gravity/Embankment	146,000,000 m^3 (118,000 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[40]
Gezhouba Dam	Hubei Province	Yangtze River	47 m (154 ft)	Gravity	1,580,000,000 m^3 (1,280,927 acre⋅ft)	1988	^[41]
Gongboxia Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	132 m (433 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	630,000,000 m^3 (510,749 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[42]
Gongguoqiao Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	105 m (344 ft)	Gravity	120,000,000 m^3 (97,286 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[43]
Goupitan Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	232.5 m (763 ft)	Arch	6,451,000,000 m^3 (5,229,911 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[44]
Guandi Dam	Sichuan Province	Yalong River	168 m (551 ft)	Gravity	760,000,000 m^3 (616,142 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[45]
Guangzhao Dam	Yunnan Province	Beipan River	200.5 m (658 ft)	Gravity	3,254,000,000 m^3 (2,638,061 acre⋅ft)	2004	^[46]
Guanyinyan Dam	Yunnan/Sichuan Province	Jinsha River	159 m (522 ft)	Gravity	2,072,000,000 m^3 (1,679,798 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[47]
Gudongkou Dam	Hubei Province	Xiangqi River	120 m (394 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	138,000,000 m^3 (111,878 acre⋅ft)	1999	^[20]
Guxian Dam	Henan Province	Luohe River	125 m (410 ft)	Gravity	1,175,000,000 m^3 (952,588 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[17]
Huating Dam	Anhui Province	Changhe River	57.9 m (190 ft)	Embankment	2,390,000,000 m^3 (1,937,605 acre⋅ft)	1976	^[48]
Hongjiadu Dam	Guizhou Province	Liuchong River	179.5 m (589 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	4,947,000,000 m^3 (4,010,598 acre⋅ft)	2005	^[49]
Hongkou Dam	Fujian Province	Huotong River	130 m (427 ft)	Gravity	449,700,000 m^3 (364,578 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[14]
Hongshi Dam	Jilin Province	Second Songhua River	46 m (151 ft)	Gravity	1,630,000,000 m^3 (1,321,463 acre⋅ft)	1985	^[50]
Houziyan Dam	Guizhou Province	Dadu River	223.5 m (733 ft)	Embankment	662,000,000 m^3 (536,692 acre⋅ft)	2017 (?)	^[51]
Huangdeng Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	203 m (666 ft)	Gravity	1,613,000,000 m^3 (1,307,680 acre⋅ft)	2018 (?)	^[52]
Huanglongtan Dam	Hubei Province	Duhe River	107 m (351 ft)	Gravity	1,228,000,000 m^3 (995,556 acre⋅ft)	1976	^[17]
Hunanzhen Dam	Zhejiang Province	Qiantang River	129 m (423 ft)	Buttress	2,067,000,000 m^3 (1,675,744 acre⋅ft)	1980	^[17]
Jiemian Dam	Fujian Province	Junxi River	126 m (413 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,824,000,000 m^3 (1,478,741 acre⋅ft)	2007	^[53]
Jiangkou Dam	Chongqing	Furong River	139 m (456 ft)	Arch	497,000,000 m^3 (402,924 acre⋅ft)	2003	^[54]
Jiangpinghe Dam	Hubei Province	Loushui River	221 m (725 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,366,000,000 m^3 (1,107,434 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[18]
Jiangya Dam	Hunan Province	Loushui River	131 m (430 ft)	Gravity	1,740,000,000 m^3 (1,410,641 acre⋅ft)	2000	^[14]
Jilebulake Dam	Xinjiang	Haba River	146.3 m (480 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	232,000,000 m^3 (188,085 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[55]
Jilintai I Dam	Xinjiang	Kashgar River	157 m (515 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	2,530,000,000 m^3 (2,051,104 acre⋅ft)	2005	^[56]
Jinanqiao Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	160 m (525 ft)	Gravity	847,000,000 m^3 (686,674 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[57]
Jinghong Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	108 m (354 ft)	Gravity	249,000,000 m^3 (201,868 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[58]
Jinpen Dam	Shaanxi Province	Heihe River	130 m (427 ft)	Embankment	200,000,000 m^3 (160,000 acre⋅ft)	2002	^[59]
Jinping-I Dam	Sichuan Province	Yalong River	305 m (1,001 ft)	Arch	7,700,000,000 m^3 (6,200,000 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[60]
Jinping-II Dam	Sichuan Province	Yalong River	37 m (121 ft)	Gravity	14,200,000 m^3 (11,500 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[60]
Jinshuitan Dam	Zhejiang Province	Longquan Creek	102 m (335 ft)	Arch	13,930,000,000 m^3 (11,290,000 acre⋅ft)	1988	^[5]
Jishixia Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	101 m (331 ft)	Gravity	263,500,000 m^3 (213,600 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[61]
Jiudianxia Dam	Gansu Province	Tao River	136.5 m (448 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	94,300,000 m^3 (76,450 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[18]
Jufudu Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	95 m (312 ft)	Gravity	174,000,000 m^3 (141,064 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[62]
Kajiwa Dam	Sichuan Province	Muli River	171 m (561 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	375,000,000 m^3 (304,017 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[63]
Laxiwa Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	250 m (820 ft)	Arch	1,079,000,000 m^3 (875,000 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[64]
Lianghekou Dam	Sichuan Province	Yalong River	295 m (968 ft)	Arch	10,770,000,000 m^3 (8,731,381 acre⋅ft)	2021	^[65]
Lianhua Dam	Heilongjiang Province	Mudan River	71.8 m (236 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	4,180,000,000 m^3 (3,390,000 acre⋅ft)	1996	^[66]
Lijiaxia Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	155 m (509 ft)	Arch-gravity	1,650,000,000 m^3 (1,337,677 acre⋅ft)	1997	^[67]
Liujiaxia Dam	Gansu Province	Yellow River	147 m (482 ft)	Gravity	4,240,000,000 m^3 (3,437,424 acre⋅ft)	1969	^[68]
Liuxihe Dam	Guangdong Province	Liuxihe River	78 m (256 ft)	Arch	325,000,000 m^3 (263,482 acre⋅ft)	1958	^[69]
Liyuan Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	155 m (509 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	727,000,000 m^3 (589,388 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[70]
Lizhou Dam	Sichuan Province	Muli River	132 m (433 ft)	Arch	186,900,000 m^3 (151,522 acre⋅ft)	2015	^[71]
Longjiang Dam	Yunnan Province	Long River	110 m (361 ft)	Arch	1,217,000,000 m^3 (986,638 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[72]
Longkaikou Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	119 m (390 ft)	Gravity	544,000,000 m^3 (441,028 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[73]
Longma Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	135 m (443 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	590,000,000 m^3 (478,321 acre⋅ft)	2007	^[18]
Longshou II Dam	Gansu Province	Heihe River	146.5 m (481 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	86,200,000 m^3 (69,883 acre⋅ft)	2004	^[18]
Longtan Dam	Guangxi	Hongshui River	216 m (709 ft)	Gravity	27,270,000,000 m^3 (22,108,149 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[74]
Longtang Dam	Hainan Province	Nandu River		Gravity		2011	^[75]
Longyangxia Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	178 m (584 ft)	Arch	24,700,000,000 m^3 (20,024,616 acre⋅ft)	1992	^[76]
Lubuge Dam	Guizhou\Yunnan Provinces	Huangni River	101 m (331 ft)	Embankment	110,000,000 m^3 (89,178 acre⋅ft)	1988	^[20]
Ludila Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	120 m (394 ft)	Gravity	1,718,000,000 m^3 (1,392,805 acre⋅ft)	2015	^[77]
Madushan Dam	Yunnan Province	Honghe (Red) River	105.5 m (346 ft)	Gravity	551,000,000 m^3 (446,703 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[78]
Maerdang Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	211 m (692 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,482,000,000 m^3 (1,201,477 acre⋅ft)	2020	^[79]
Malutang Dam	Yunnan Province	Panlong River	156 m (512 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	546,000,000 m^3 (442,649 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[18]
Manwan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	132 m (433 ft)	Gravity	920,000,000 m^3 (745,856 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[80]
Maoergai Dam	Sichuan Province	Heishui River	147 m (482 ft)	Embankment	535,000,000 m^3 (433,732 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[81]
Mianhuatan Dam	Fujian Province	Ting River	113 m (371 ft)	Gravity	1,698,000,000 m^3 (1,376,591 acre⋅ft)	1999	^[82]
Miaowei Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	139.8 m (459 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	660,000,000 m^3 (535,071 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[83]
Nanwan Dam	Henan Province	Huai River	38.3 m (126 ft)	Embankment	1,340,000,000 m^3 (1,090,000 acre⋅ft)	1955	^[84]
Nierji Dam	Heilongjiang Province/Inner Mongolia	Nen River	41.5 m (136 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	8,610,000,000 m^3 (6,980,000 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[5]
Niululing Dam	Hainan Province	Wanquan Basin	90.5 m (297 ft)	Gravity	778,000,000 m^3 (631,000 acre⋅ft)	1982	^[85]
Nuozhadu Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	261.5 m (858 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	21,749,000,000 m^3 (17,632,000 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[86]
Pangduo Dam	Tibet Autonomous Region	Lhasa River	158 m (518 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	1,170,000,000 m^3 (950,000 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[87]
Panjiakou Dam	Hebei Province	Luan River	107.5 m (353 ft)	Gravity	2,930,000,000 m^3 (2,375,390 acre⋅ft)	1984	^[17]
Pankou Dam	Hubei Province	Du River	114 m (374 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,970,000,000 m^3 (1,597,105 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[88]
Pengshui Dam	Chongqing	Wu River	116.5 m (382 ft)	Arch	518,000,000 m^3 (419,949 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[89]
Project 635 Dam	Xinjiang	Irtysh River	70.6 m (232 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	282,000,000 m^3 (228,621 acre⋅ft)	2001	^[90]
Pubugou Dam	Sichuan Province	Dadu River	186 m (610 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	5,390,000,000 m^3 (4,369,744 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[91]
Qiaoqi Dam	Sichuan Province	Baoxinghe River	123 m (404 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	214,000,000 m^3 (173,493 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[92]
Quxue Dam	Sichuan Province	Shuoqu River	164.2 m (539 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	132,600,000 m^3 (107,501 acre⋅ft)	2017 (?)	^[93]
Renzonghai Dam	Sichuan Province	Tianwan River	60 m (197 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	112,000,000 m^3 (91,000 acre⋅ft)	2007	^[94]
Sanbanxi Dam	Guizhou Province	Yuan (Qingshui) River	185.5 m (609 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	4,094,000,000 m^3 (3,319,060 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[18]
Sanmenxia Dam	Henan/Shanxi Province	Yellow River	106 m (348 ft)	Gravity	16,200,000,000 m^3 (13,133,554 acre⋅ft)	1960	^[95]
Shapai Dam	Sichuan Province	Caopo River	130 m (427 ft)	Arch	3,135,000,000 m^3 (2,541,586 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[96]
Shatuo Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	156 m (512 ft)	Arch	631,000,000 m^3 (511,560 acre⋅ft)	2009	^[97]
Shiyazi Dam	Guizhou Province	Hongjiadu River	134.5 m (441 ft)	Gravity	321,500,000 m^3 (260,644 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[17]
Shimenkan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	116 m (381 ft)	Arch	197,000,000 m^3 (159,710 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[34]
Shisanling Dam	Beijing	Wenyu River	29 m (95 ft)	Embankment	59,000,000 m^3 (47,832 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[98]
Shitouhe Dam	Shaanxi Province	Shitouhe River	114 m (374 ft)	Embankment	147,000,000 m^3 (119,175 acre⋅ft)	1969	^[20]
Shuangjiangkou Dam	Sichuan Province	Dadu River	312 m (1,024 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	3,135,000,000 m^3 (2,541,586 acre⋅ft)	2020	^[99]
Shuibuya Dam	Hubei Province	Qing River	233 m (764 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	4,580,000,000 m^3 (3,710,000 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[100]
Shuifeng (Sup'ung) Dam	Liaoning Province	Yalu River	106 m (348 ft)	Gravity	14,600,000,000 m^3 (11,836,413 acre⋅ft)	1941	^[101]
Shuikou Dam	Fujian Province	Min River	101 m (331 ft)	Gravity	2,600,000,000 m^3 (2,100,000 acre⋅ft)	1996	^[102]
Silin Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	117 m (384 ft)	Gravity	1,205,000,000 m^3 (977,000 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[103]
Sinanjiang Dam	Yunnan Province	Sinan River	115 m (377 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	270,000,000 m^3 (220,000 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[104]
Songtao Dam	Hainan Province	Nandu River	80.7 m (265 ft)	Embankment, earth-fill	3,070,000,000 m^3 (2,490,000 acre⋅ft)	1969	^[105]
Suofengying Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	121 m (397 ft)	Gravity	201,200,000 m^3 (163,115 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[14]
Taipingwan Dam	Liaoning Province	Yalu River	31.5 m (103 ft)	Gravity	100,000,000 m^3 (81,071 acre⋅ft)	1987	^[106]
Tankeng Dam	Zhejiang Province	Ou River	162 m (531 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	4,190,000,000 m^3 (3,396,888 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[107]
Tengzigou Dam	Chongqing	Dragon River	127 m (417 ft)	Arch	193,000,000 m^3 (156,468 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[34]
Three Gorges Dam	Hubei Province	Yangtze River	181 m (594 ft)	Gravity	39,300,000,000 m^3 (31,900,000 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[108]
Tianhuaban Dam	Yunnan Province	Niulan River	113 m (371 ft)	Arch	65,700,000 m^3 (53,300 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[109]
Tianhuangping Dam	Zhejiang Province	Daxi Creek	72 m (236 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	6,770,000 m^3 (5,490 acre⋅ft)	2004	^[110]^[unreliable source?]
Tianshengqiao-I Dam	Guizhou/Guangxi Province	Nanpan River	178 m (584 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	10,257,000,000 m^3 (8,315,000 acre⋅ft)	2000	^[111]
Tianshengqiao-II Dam	Guizhou/Guangxi Province	Nanpan River	58.7 m (193 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	26,000,000 m^3 (21,000 acre⋅ft)	1997	^[112]
Tingzikou Dam	Sichuan Province	Jialing River	116 m (381 ft)	Gravity	4,067,000,000 m^3 (3,297,000 acre⋅ft)	2014	^[113]
Tukahe Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	59.2 m (194 ft)	Gravity	88,000,000 m^3 (71,343 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[62]
Wanjiazhai Dam	Shaanxi Province	Yellow River	105 m (344 ft)	Gravity	896,000,000 m^3 (726,000 acre⋅ft)	1998	^[114]
Wawushan Dam	Sichuan Province	Zhougonghe River	138 m (453 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	545,000,000 m^3 (441,839 acre⋅ft)	2007	^[18]
Weiyuan Dam	Jilin Province	Yalu River	55 m (180 ft)	Gravity	626,000,000 m^3 (507,506 acre⋅ft)	1987	^[115]
Wudongde Dam	Sichuan/Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	270 m (886 ft)	Compound Arch	7,600,000,000 m^3 (6,161,420 acre⋅ft)	2020	^[116]
Wudu Dam	Sichuan Province	Fu River	120 m (394 ft)	Gravity	572,000,000 m^3 (463,728 acre⋅ft)	2008	^[117]
Wujiangdu Dam	Guizhou Province	Wu River	165 m (541 ft)	Arch-gravity	2,300,000,000 m^3 (1,900,000 acre⋅ft)	1979	^[118]
Wunonglong Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	137.5 m (451 ft)	Gravity	272,000,000 m^3 (220,514 acre⋅ft)	2018 (?)	^[119]
Wuluwati Dam	Xinjiang	Kalakashi River	138 m (453 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	347,000,000 m^3 (281,317 acre⋅ft)	2001	^[18]
Wuqiangxi Dam	Hunan Province	Yuan River	87.5 m (287 ft)	Gravity	4,350,000,000 m^3 (3,530,000 acre⋅ft)	1996	^[120]
Xiangjiaba Dam	Yunnan/Sichuan Provinces	Jinsha River	161 m (528 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	5,163,000,000 m^3 (4,185,712 acre⋅ft)	2012	^[121]
Xiaolangdi Dam	Henan Province	Yellow River	154 m (505 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	12,800,000,000 m^3 (10,377,129 acre⋅ft)	2000	^[122]
Xiaowan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lancang River	292 m (958 ft)	Arch	15,000,000,000 m^3 (12,000,000 acre⋅ft)	2010	^[123]
Xiluodu Dam	Yunnan Province	Jinsha River	285.5 m (937 ft)	Arch	12,670,000,000 m^3 (10,270,000 acre⋅ft)	2013	^[124]
Xinanjiang (Qiandao) Dam	Zheijang Province	Qiantang River	108 m (354 ft)	Gravity	22,000,000,000 m^3 (18,000,000 acre⋅ft)	1959	^[125]
Xinfengjiang Dam	Guangdong Province	Xinfeng River	105 m (344 ft)	Gravity	13,900,000,000 m^3 (11,300,000 acre⋅ft)	1962	^[20]
Yamaguchi Dam	Xinjiang	Haba River	40.5 m (133 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	50,000,000 m^3 (40,536 acre⋅ft)	1996	^[126]
Yangqu Dam	Qinghai Province	Yellow River	150 m (492 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,472,000,000 m^3 (1,193,000 acre⋅ft)	2016 (?)	^[127]
Yantan Dam	Guangdong Province	Hongshui River	110 m (361 ft)	Gravity	2,612,000,000 m^3 (2,118,000 acre⋅ft)	1995	^[128]
Yayangshan Dam	Yunnan Province	Lixian River	88 m (289 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	247,000,000 m^3 (200,000 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[129]
Yele Dam	Sichuan Province	Nanya River	124.5 m (408 ft)	Embankment	298,000,000 m^3 (242,000 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[130]
Yingzidu Dam	Guizhou Province	Sancha River	134.5 m (441 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	455,000,000 m^3 (369,000 acre⋅ft)	2003	^[131]
Yinpan Dam	Chongqing	Wu River	78.5 m (258 ft)	Gravity	320,000,000 m^3 (259,428 acre⋅ft)	2011	^[132]
Yulongyan Dam	Hunan Province	Gongxi River	96 m (315 ft)	Arch	57,800,000 m^3 (46,900 acre⋅ft)	2005	^[133]
Yunfeng Dam	Jilin Province	Yalu River	113.75 m (373 ft)	Gravity	3,895,000,000 m^3 (3,157,728 acre⋅ft)	1965	^[17]
Zangmu Dam	Tibet Autonomous Region	Brahmaputra River	116 m (381 ft)	Gravity	Unknown	2015	^[134]
Zhelin Dam	Jiangxi Province	Zhelin River	72.5 m (238 ft)	Embankment, earth-fill	7,900,000,000 m^3 (6,404,634 acre⋅ft)	1972	^[135]
Zhexi Dam	Hunan Province	Zi Shui River	104 m (341 ft)	Gravity	3,656,000,000 m^3 (2,963,967 acre⋅ft)	1962	^[20]
Zhikong Dam	Tibet Autonomous Region	Lhasa River	50 m (164 ft)	Embankment, rock-fill	225,000,000 m^3 (182,410 acre⋅ft)	2007	^[136]
Zipingpu Dam	Sichuan Province	Min River	156 m (512 ft)	Concrete-face rock-fill	1,120,000,000 m^3 (907,999 acre⋅ft)	2006	^[137]

See also

• List of power stations in China
• List of tallest dams in China
• Hydroelectricity in China

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