Who can list the license plates of the provinces and cities of the country

License plate numbers (civil license plate numbers) of various provinces and cities in China

Neither of the above is complete.

I'll add one.

As long as there is o (oh), it is all the cars of the Public Security Bureau

For example, Shanghai.

The first ones with Shanghai 0 are all from the Shanghai Public Security Department (or directly under the central government).

1. Hebei Province, provincial capital: Shijiazhuang, license plate number: Hebei A.

2. Shanxi Province, provincial capital: Taiyuan dry file, license plate number: Jin A.

3. Liaoning Province, provincial capital: Shenyang, license plate number: Liao A.

4. Jilin Province, provincial capital: Changchun, license plate number: Ji A.

5. Heilongjiang Province, provincial capital: Harbin, license plate number: black A.

6. Jiangsu Province, provincial capital: Nanjing, license plate number: Su A.

7. Zhejiang Province, provincial capital: Hangzhou Yinghao, license plate number: Zhejiang A.

8. Anhui Province, provincial capital: Hefei, license plate number: Anhui A.

9. Fujian Province, provincial capital: Fuzhou, license plate number: Min A.

10. Jiangxi Province, provincial capital: Nanchang, license plate number: Gan A.

11. Shandong Province, provincial capital: Jinan, license plate number: Lu A.

12. Henan Province, provincial capital: Zhengzhou, license plate number: Yu A.

13. Hubei Province, provincial capital: Wuhan, license plate number: Ea.

14. Hunan Province, provincial capital: Changsha, license plate number: Xiang A.

15. Guangdong Province, provincial capital: Guangzhou, license plate number: Guangdong A.

16. Hainan Province, provincial capital: Haikou, license plate number: Qiong A.

17. Sichuan Province, provincial capital: Chengdu, license plate number: Sichuan A.

18. Guizhou Province, provincial capital: Guiyang, license plate number: Gui A.

19. Yunnan Province, provincial capital: Kunming, license plate number: Yun A.

20. Shaanxi Province, provincial capital: Xi'an, license plate number: Shaanxi A.

21. Gansu Province, provincial capital: Lanzhou, license plate number: Gan A.

22. Qinghai Province, provincial capital: Xining, license plate number: Qing A.

23. Taiwan Province, provincial capital: Taipei, license plate number: Taiwan's license plate consists of two English in front of it, and 4 numbers are added to the back: such as AD-1234.

License plate design rules across the country:

The first license plate is a Chinese character: on behalf of the provincial-level administrative region where the car household registration is located, it is the abbreviation of each (province, municipality directly under the central government, autonomous region), for example: Beijing is Beijing, Shanghai is Shanghai, Hunan is Hunan, Chongqing is Chongqing, and Shandong is Shandong.

The second digit of the license plate is the English letter: on behalf of the prefecture-level administrative region where the car household registration is located, it is the letter ** of each (prefecture-level city, region, autonomous prefecture, league), and is generally ranked according to the status of the provincial-level vehicle management office in the prefecture-level administrative district: (the letter "a" is the central urban area of the provincial capital, capital or municipality directly under the central government, and the subsequent letters are ranked in no particular order);

In addition, when arranging the English alphabet ** of prefecture-level administrative regions, i and o are skipped, and o is often used as a police car or government unit (see "police car license plate" in this entry). The letter o in the army and the armed police has nothing to do with this, see the entry "army license plate" and "armed police license plate").

The last five digits are a random combination of numbers and twenty-six letters.