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What letter does Wenzhou's license plate start with?

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DiJohn

07/30/25 12:38am

Wenzhou's license plate starts with Zhe C. Here is the relevant introduction: 1. Zhe is the abbreviation for Zhejiang Province, and C represents the administrative division code for Wenzhou City. 2. Wenzhou City is a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province, comprising 4 districts, 5 counties, and 3 county-level cities under its jurisdiction. The first character of a car license plate is a Chinese character, which is an abbreviation representing the provincial-level administrative region where the vehicle is registered. The license plate used by cars consists of five digits or letters. 3. License plate codes for cities in Zhejiang Province: Zhe A refers to Hangzhou, Zhe B refers to Ningbo, Zhe C refers to Wenzhou, Zhe D refers to Shaoxing, Zhe E refers to Huzhou, Zhe F refers to Jiaxing, Zhe G refers to Jinhua, Zhe H refers to Quzhou, Zhe J refers to Taizhou, Zhe K refers to Lishui, Zhe L refers to Zhoushan.

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