List of national roads in China
The national roads of China ( Chinese 國 道 / 国 道 , Pinyin Guódào , English National Highway - "national road") are highways on which a general speed limit of 100 km / h applies and which, unlike the highways in China, are mostly toll-free. The numbering starts with the letter G followed by three digits, e.g. B. G318 . The G stands for g uójiā - 國家 / 国家 , i.e. nation or national.
The numbering is as follows:
- Five main north-south and seven east-west main routes were previously designated with the zero and two digits (e.g. G010), but these are now designated as motorways (e.g. G15).
- With the exception of road G112 , which begins in Tianjin , all national roads in the 100 series (e.g. G102, G106) start in the capital Beijing and lead from there in all directions.
- National roads of the 200 series lead from north to south.
- National roads of the 300 series lead from east to west.
List of all Chinese national roads
Previous 000 series
Hints:
- The 000 series of national highways had five north-south connections and seven east-west connections. Roads that ended in “0” were north-south and those that ended in “5” were east-west.
- These roads are now run as a motorway and therefore have a new name.
- Where roads with G0xx numbers have been replaced by motorways, numbers with the format GZxx are used on the signs next to the new Gxxx numbers. So is z. B. the G109 (old G025) signposted at least in the province of Qinghai as GZ25.
Previous numbering:
- G010: Tongjiang ( Heilongjiang ) - Sanya ( Hainan ), 5,700 km, also known as Tongsan Expressway, now part of G11 and G15
- G015: Suifenhe ( Heilongjiang ) - Manjur ( Inner Mongolia ), 1,200 km, also known as Suiman Expressway, now G10
- G020: Beijing - Fuzhou ( Fujian ), 2,540 km, also known as Jingfu Expressway, now G3
- G025: Dandong ( Liaoning ) - Lhasa ( Tibet ), 4,590 km, also known as Danla Expressway, now G6 , partially signposted as GZ25
- G030: Beijing - Zhuhai ( Guangdong ), 2,310 km, also known as Jingzhu Expressway, now mostly G4
- G035: Qingdao ( Shandong ) - Yinchuan ( Ningxia ), 1,610 km, also known as Qingyin Expressway, now G20
- G040: Eren Hot ( Inner Mongolia ) - Hekou ( Yunnan ), 3,610 km, also known as the Erhe Expressway
- G045: Lianyungang ( Jiangsu ) - Korgas ( Xinjiang ), 3,980 km, also known as Lianhuo Expressway, now G30
- G050: Chongqing - Zhanjiang ( Guangdong ), 1,430 km, also known as the Yuzhan Expressway, now part of G15 and G75
- G055: Shanghai - Chengdu ( Sichuan ), 2,970 km, also known as the Hurong Expressway, now G42
- G065: Shanghai - Ruili ( Yunnan ), 4,090 km, also known as the Hurui Expressway, now part of the G56
- G075: Hengyang ( Hunan ) - Kunming ( Yunnan ), 1,980 km, also known as Hengkun Expressway, now part of G72 and G80
100 series
- G101 : Beijing - Shenyang ( Liaoning ), 909 km
- G102 : Beijing - Harbin ( Heilongjiang ), 1,297 km
- G103 : Beijing - Tanggu ( Tianjin ), 149 km, the shortest Chinese national road
- G104 : Beijing - Fuzhou ( Fujian ), 2,420 km
- G105 : Beijing - Zhuhai ( Guangdong ), 2,717 km
- G106 : Beijing - Guangzhou ( Guangdong ), 2,466 km
- G107 : Beijing - Shenzhen ( Guangdong ), 2,698 km
- G108 : Beijing - Kunming ( Yunnan ), 3,356 km
- G109 : Beijing - Lhasa ( Tibet ), 3,901 km, the longest national road from Beijing
- G110 : Beijing - Yinchuan ( Ningxia ), 1,357 km
- G111 : Beijing - Jagdaqi ( Heilongjiang ), 2,123 km
- G112 : Gaobeidian - Tianjin - Tangshan - Xuanhua - Gaobeidian (road ring), 1,228 km
200 series
- G201 : Hegang ( Heilongjiang ) - Dalian ( Liaoning ), 1,946 km
- G202 : Heihe ( Heilongjiang ) - Dalian ( Liaoning ), 1,818 km
- G203 : Mingshui ( Heilongjiang ) - Shenyang ( Liaoning ), 720 km
- G204 : Yantai ( Shandong ) - Shanghai , 1,031 km
- G205 : Shanhaiguan ( Hebei ) - Guangzhou ( Guangdong ), 3,160 km
- G206 : Yantai ( Shandong ) - Shantou ( Guangdong ), 2,302 km
- G207 : Xilin Hot ( Inner Mongolia ) - Xuwen ( Guangdong ), 3,738 km, the longest north-south national road in China
- G208 : Eren Hot ( Inner Mongolia ) - Changzhi ( Shanxi ), 990 km
- G209 : Hohhot ( Inner Mongolia ) - Beihai ( Guangxi ), 3435 km
- G210 : Baotou ( Inner Mongolia ) - Nanning ( Guangxi ), 3,097 km
- G211 : Yinchuan ( Ningxia ) - Xi'an ( Shaanxi ), 405 mi
- G212 : Lanzhou ( Gansu ) - Chongqing , 1,195 km
- G213 : Lanzhou ( Gansu ) - Mohan ( Mengla , Yunnan ), 2,827 km
- G214 : Xining ( Qinghai ) - Jinghong ( Yunnan ), 3,345 km
- G215 : Liuyuan ( Guazhou , Gansu ) - Golmud ( Qinghai ), 591 km
- G216 : Altay ( Xinjiang ) - Balgantai ( Hejing , Xinjiang ), 853 km
- G217 : Altay ( Xinjiang ) - Hotan ( Xinjiang ), 1,753 km
- G218 : Huocheng ( Xinjiang ) - Qakilik ( Xinjiang ), 1,073 km
- G219 : Kargilik ( Xinjiang ) - Lhazê ( Tibet ), 2,279 km
- G220 : Dongying ( Shandong ) - Zhengzhou ( Henan ), 570 km
- G221 : Harbin ( Heilongjiang ) - Tongjiang ( Heilongjiang ), 662 km
- G222 : Harbin ( Heilongjiang ) - Yichun ( Heilongjiang ), 358 km
- G223 : Haikou ( Hainan ) - East Sanya ( Hainan ), 320 km
- G224 : Haikou ( Hainan ) - Central Sanya ( Hainan ), 293 km, the shortest north-south national road in China
- G225 : Haikou ( Hainan ) - West Sanya ( Hainan ), 427 km
- G226 : Chuxiong ( Yunnan ) - Mojiang ( Yunnan ), plans abandoned
- G227 : Xining ( Qinghai ) - Zhangye ( Gansu ), 338 km
- G228: Taipei ( Taiwan ) - Taipei ( Taiwan ), hypothetical ring road on Taiwan, realization unlikely due to the Taiwan conflict
300 series
- G301 : Suifenhe ( Heilongjiang ) - Manjur ( Inner Mongolia , People's Republic of China - border with Russia / Mongolia ), 1,680 km
- G302 : Hunchun ( Jilin ) - Ulanhot ( Inner Mongolia ), 1,028 km
- G303 : Ji'an ( Jilin ) - Xilin Gol ( Inner Mongolia ), 1,263 km
- G304 : Dandong ( Liaoning ) - Holin Gol ( Inner Mongolia ), 889 km
- G305 : Zhuanghe ( Liaoning ) - Linxi ( Inner Mongolia ), 816 km
- G306 : Suizhong ( Liaoning ) - Witches Banner ( Inner Mongolia ), 480 km
- G307 : Qikou ( Huanghua , Hebei ) - Yinchuan ( Ningxia ), 1,351 km
- G308 : Qingdao ( Shandong ) - Shijiazhuang ( Hebei ), 786 km
- G309 : Rongcheng ( Shandong ) - Lanzhou ( Gansu ), 2,372 km
- G310 : Lianyungang ( Jiangsu ) - Tianshui ( Gansu ), 1,395 km
- G311 : Xuzhou ( Jiangsu ) - Xixia ( Henan ), 738 km
- G312 : Shanghai - Korgas / Gulja ( Xinjiang ), 4,967 km
- G313 : Guazhou ( Gansu ) - Qakilik (Xinjiang), 821 km, no longer used
- G314 : Ürümqi ( Xinjiang ) - Kunjirap Pass ( Xinjiang ), 1,948 km, on which the Chinese part of the Karakoram Highway runs
- G315 : Xining ( Qinghai ) - Kashgar ( Xinjiang ), 3,048 km
- G316 : Fuzhou ( Fujian ) - Lanzhou ( Gansu ), 2,678 km
- G317 : Chengdu ( Sichuan ) - Nagqu ( Tibet ), 2,028 km
- G318 : Shanghai - Zham ( Nyalam , Tibet , border with Nepal ), 5,334 km, the longest east-west national road in China
- G319 : Xiamen ( Fujian ) - Chengdu ( Sichuan ), 3,027 km
- G320 : Shanghai - Ruili ( Yunnan , China - Myanmar (Burma) border ), 3,748 km
- G321 : Guangzhou ( Guangdong ) - Chengdu ( Sichuan ), 2,168 km
- G322 : Hengyang ( Hunan ) - Youyi ( Pingxiang , Guangxi , border with Vietnam ), 1,119 km
- G323 : Ruijin ( Jiangxi ) - Lincang ( Yunnan , border with Myanmar (Burma)), 2,926 km
- G324 : Fuzhou ( Fujian ) - Kunming ( Yunnan ), 2,583 km
- G325 : Guangzhou ( Guangdong ) - Nanning ( Guangxi ), 831 km
- G326 : Xiushan ( Chongqing ) - Hekou ( Yunnan , border with Vietnam ), 1,674 km
- G327 : Heze ( Shandong ) - Lianyungang ( Jiangsu ), 261 mi
- G328 : Nanjing ( Jiangsu ) - Hai'an ( Jiangsu ), 224 km, the shortest east-west national road in China
- G329 : Hangzhou ( Zhejiang ) - Putuo ( Zhejiang ), 292 km
- G330 : Shouchang ( Jiande , Zhejiang ) - Wenzhou ( Zhejiang ), 331 km