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Ichang

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/ ˈiːˈtʃæŋ /

noun

  1. a variant transliteration of the Chinese name of Yichang

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Daniel Weru Ichang'i, a retired economic geology professor at the University of Nairobi, said Kenya had a long way to go, especially in gathering reliable data on its resources.

From Barron's

There had been something strangely familiar in them all, and finally it came to me—Chinese feng-shui generally, and particularly the legends of the sampan men of the portage villages along the Ichang gorges of the Yangtze.

From Project Gutenberg

Holland, 20, 46 Huns, 17, 146 Ichang, 244 Incas, 125 ff.

From Project Gutenberg

Some years ago she was refitted and sent to occupy a station of the Yangtze Patrol Gorges at Ichang, just below the Yangtze Gorges.

From Time Magazine Archive

The trials and tribulations the Elcano met with in navigating the comparatively quiet stretch ot river between Hankow and Ichang make a legend dear to the hearts of the merchant skippers at Ichang.

From Time Magazine Archive