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Which place does the license plate 'Yu' belong to?

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LeDante

07/29/25 4:18am

Yu is the abbreviation for license plates in Henan Province. More information about Henan license plates is as follows: 1. Henan Province is located in central China, and its capital city is Zhengzhou. 2. YuA refers to Zhengzhou, YuB refers to Kaifeng, YuC refers to Luoyang, YuD refers to Pingdingshan, YuE refers to Anyang. 3. YuF refers to Hebi, YuG refers to Xinxiang, YuH refers to Jiaozuo, YuJ refers to Puyang, YuK refers to Xuchang, YuL refers to Luohe. 4. YuM refers to Sanmenxia, YuN refers to Shangqiu, YuP refers to Zhoukou, YuQ refers to Zhumadian, YuR refers to Nanyang, YuS refers to Xinyang, YuU refers to Jiyuan. Extension: The license plates used on cars are installed at the front and rear of the vehicle. Typically, license plates are made of aluminum, plastic, or stickers, with different types of plates having different materials. License plates serve as a numbering system for vehicles, with the primary function being the ability to look up information about the vehicle and its owner through the license plate number. Before a car is officially registered, it uses a temporary license plate, which is made of paper.

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