Map of China's High-Grade Highway Network

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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The "China High-Grade Highway Network Atlas" is a transportation book specially designed for highway transportation departments, car drivers, and business travelers, featuring portability and strong practicality. This atlas is primarily intended for clients traveling on highways, so it provides a detailed representation of the "Seven Crosses and Five Longitudinals" routes, as well as the provinces and cities they pass through. For the convenience of readers, some routes have been extended, including: the Beijing-Fuzhou Line extended to Huai'an - Nanjing - Nantong; the Chongqing-Zhanjiang Line extended to Qinzhou - Fangchenggang, and two segments of Shiwai - Beihai; the Heng-Kun Line from Kunming to Mохе; and the Qingdao-Yantai Line from Qingdao to Weihai. Additionally, adjustments to highway exits, service areas, and toll stations are also detailed. To facilitate use, the atlas is divided into three main parts: the provincial maps section is mainly for readers to refer to when transitioning from one expressway to another within or between provinces; the city maps section introduces internal and peripheral road conditions within cities; and the National Highway System schematic section provides comprehensive information on traffic and construction, offering detailed insights for travelers.