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 A train coded "Qing 1" from Golmud,
China's Qinghai Province, heading for Lhasa, capital of southwest China's
Tibet Autonomous Region, runs on the 11.7-km Qingshuihe (Clear Water
River) Bridge in Hoh Xil, China's largest area of uninhabited land but
home to endangered Tibetan antelopes, July 1, 2006. [Xinhua
Photo]
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 A train coded "Qing 1" from Golmud,
China's Qinghai Province, heading for Lhasa, capital of southwest China's
Tibet Autonomous Region, runs by the Kunlun pass at an altitude of 4767
meters, July 1, 2006. [Xinhua Photo]
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