百里长江生态廊道建设收官，武汉三环线内两江四岸江滩全线贯通

Core Points - The construction of the Wuhan 100-mile Yangtze River Ecological Corridor has been largely completed after five years, connecting the riverbanks within the city's third ring road [1][2] - The completion of the Jianghan Greenway project and the Wuchang Bay flood control and environmental improvement project marks the removal of the last two "breakpoints" along the Yangtze and Han rivers, providing citizens with over 80 kilometers of continuous riverside access [2][4] Group 1 - The ecological corridor aims to enhance flood safety and urban aesthetics, with the first phase of the Hankou riverbank construction starting in February 2002 [2][5] - The project includes 16 sub-projects designed to address issues of disconnected riverbanks and insufficient landmark scenery and service facilities [5] - The transformation of abandoned cargo docks into recreational areas and the integration of historical cultural elements into the landscape are part of the ongoing development [5] Group 2 - Future planning and construction will focus on enhancing the connectivity between the riverbanks and the city, aiming for a harmonious integration of water, banks, beaches, cities, and people [5]