Which city does the license plate Ji E belong to?

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TuckerFitz
07/30/25 3:48am
Ji E is the license plate code for Xingtai City. The license plate codes for various cities in Hebei Province are as follows: Ji A for Shijiazhuang City, Ji B for Tangshan City, Ji C for Qinhuangdao City, Ji D for Handan City, Ji E for Xingtai City, Ji F for Baoding City, Ji G for Zhangjiakou City, Ji H for Chengde City, Ji J for Cangzhou City, Ji O for provincial government agencies, Ji R for Langfang City, and Ji T for Hengshui City. Xingtai City is located in the southern part of Hebei Province and serves as the northern gateway city of the Central Plains Urban Agglomeration and an important node city in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Urban Agglomeration. Together with Xingtai International Inland Port and Xingtai Airport, it forms a crucial transportation hub connecting east and west, and linking north and south.
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