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Licence plates of the provinces of China

All 34 licence plates, each with its abbreviation and name. Once you know them, test yourself with the quiz.

  • Licence plate of Anhui
    Anhui
  • Licence plate of Beijing
    Beijing
  • Licence plate of Chongqing
    Chongqing
  • Licence plate of Fujian
    Fujian
  • Licence plate of Gansu
    Gansu
  • Licence plate of Guangdong
    Guangdong
  • Licence plate of Guangxi
    Guangxi
  • Licence plate of Guizhou
    Guizhou
  • Licence plate of Hainan
    Hainan
  • Licence plate of Hebei
    Hebei
  • Licence plate of Heilongjiang
    Heilongjiang
  • Licence plate of Henan
    Henan
  • Licence plate of Hong Kong
    Hong Kong
  • Licence plate of Hubei
    Hubei
  • Licence plate of Hunan
    Hunan
  • Licence plate of Inner Mongolia
    Inner Mongolia
  • Licence plate of Jiangsu
    Jiangsu
  • Licence plate of Jiangxi
    Jiangxi
  • Licence plate of Jilin
    Jilin
  • Licence plate of Liaoning
    Liaoning
  • Licence plate of Macao
    Macao
  • Licence plate of Ningxia
    Ningxia
  • Licence plate of Qinghai
    Qinghai
  • Licence plate of Shaanxi
    Shaanxi
  • Licence plate of Shandong
    Shandong
  • Licence plate of Shanghai
    Shanghai
  • Licence plate of Shanxi
    Shanxi
  • Licence plate of Sichuan
    Sichuan
  • Licence plate of Taiwan
    Taiwan
  • Licence plate of Tianjin
    Tianjin
  • Licence plate of Tibet
    Tibet
  • Licence plate of Xinjiang
    Xinjiang
  • Licence plate of Yunnan
    Yunnan
  • Licence plate of Zhejiang
    Zhejiang
FAQ

Quick questions

How many provinces does China have?

34 provincial-level divisions: 23 provinces (counting Taiwan), 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities and the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao. They have no flags: each is shown with the abbreviation on its licence plates, in the design of mainland plates (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan use others).

How can I learn the licence plates of the provinces of China?

By playing. In Mapicos's learning mode, any flag you miss comes back until you get it right, and at the end you review your mistakes. Once you know them, try finding them on the map.

Is the flag quiz free?

Yes. It's free to play in your phone or desktop browser, with no downloads and no sign-up.

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