China’s highest CFRDs

No.	Name	Year started	Year completed	River	Province/City	Height(m)	Length (m)	Dam Volumn (km3)	Storage Capacity (km3)	Installed capacity (MW)
1	Shuibuya	2000	2009	Qingjiang River	Hubei	233	675	15260	4580000	1840
2	Jiangpinghe	2005	2010	Loushui River	Hubei	221	414	7180	1366000	500
3	Sanbanxi	2001	2006	Qingshui River	Guizhou	185.5	423.75	8280	4094000	1000
4	Hongjiadu	2000	2005	Wujiang River	Guizhou	179.5	427.79	9060	4947000	600
5	Tianshengqiao Ⅰ	1991	2000	Nanpan River	Guizhou	178	1104	18000	10257000	1200
6	Pinzhai	2009		Pinzhai River	Guizhou	162.7	363		1089000	140.2
7	Tankeng	2003	2008	Xiaoxi River	Zhejiang	162	507	9702	4190000	600
8	Liyang Upper	2008		Zhongtianshe River	Jiangsu	161	984.3		13900	1500
9	Jilintai Ⅰ	2001	2005	Kashi River	Xinjiang	157	445	8360	2440000	460
10	Zipingpu	2000	2006	Minjiang River	Sichuan	156	663.8	11670	1112000	760
11	Malutang	2004	2009	Panlong River	Yunnan	156	493	8000	546000	400
12	Bashan	2005	2009	Renhe River	Chongqing	155	477		320000	140
13	Dongjing	2007	2011	Beipan River	Guizhou	149.5	678.6	9500	955000	880
14	Jilebulake	2009		Haba River	Xinjiang	147			232000	160
15	Longshou Ⅱ	2002	2004	Heihe River	Gansu	146.5	191	2530	86200	157
16	Sujiahe	2005	2010	Binlang River	Yunnan	145	444	6400	0	315
17	Wawushan	2003	2007	Zhougonghe	Sichuan	138.76	277	3500	545000	260
18	Wuluwati	1995	2001	Kalakashi River	Xinjiang	138	365	6770	347000	60
19	Jiudianxia	2005	2008	Taohe River	Gansu	136.5		2800	943000	300
20	Longma	2005	2007	Lixian River	Yunnan	135	315	3670	590000	280