Anhui Transport
Edition HistoryEdit Introduction:
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Transportation
Thought Anui is located in the inner land, with not very developed economy and the later strides in transportation infrastructure construction compared with other provinces in the east China, it developed quite fast so that the whole province has roughly formed an advanced cubic transportation network of water, land and sea, in which the most developed is the railway transportation with rail mileage open to traffic reaching over 2,500 kms that is the longest in east China.
Edition HistoryEdit Air:
Hefei is the airway center of the province. Luogang airport is situated 9 kilometers away in the southwest suburb of the city. At present, it has opened 23 home lines to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shantou, Shenzhen, Haikou, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Xi’an, Chengdu, Wuhan, Zhengzhou and Jinan, etc and the regular charter plane to Hongkong. The airlines within the province can lead to Huangshan and Fuyang, etc. The famous scenic area Huangshan is also the important air port to outside in the province and has direct lines to 18 vital tourist cities in the country. In addition, cities like Anqin, Fuyang, Wuhu and Bengbu etc. also have their own civil airports.
Edition HistoryEdit Train:
The whole province has got 15 railway lines at present. Jinghu, Jingjiu and Longhai are the three biggest artery railways that transcend the territory. Hefei, Bengbu and Fuyang are the important key position of railways.
Edition HistoryEdit Bus:
The chief key position is the capital Hefei, the main branches being those lines connected with Huainan, Fuyang, Bengbu, Suxian, Wuhu, Anqin, Xuanzhou, Huangshan and other areas and cities, which form the highway network leading to every county of the province.
Edition HistoryEdit Boat:
The main waterway transportation of Anhui Province is Yangtze River ship route and Huai River ship route. The ports of Wuhu, Tongling, Maanshan and Anqin in Yangtze River ship route are the national first-class ports open to the world, and Chizhou port is the second-class port open to the world.
