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Chengdu Metro Map Jinke Road North 金周路 Jinzhou Road 迎宾大道 Yingbin Avenue 动物园 升仙湖 Chengdu Zoo Shengxian Lake 茶店子客运站 昭觉寺南路 Chadianzi Bus Terminal Zhaojuesi Road South 犀浦 Xipu 军区总医院 天河路 Chengdu Junqu General Hospital Tianhe Road 百草路 成都地铁线路图 Baicao Road 熊猫大道 金科北路 Xiongmao Avenue Chengdu Metro Map Jinke Road North 金周路 Jinzhou Road 迎宾大道 Yingbin Avenue 动物园 升仙湖 Chengdu Zoo Shengxian Lake 茶店子客运站 昭觉寺南路 Chadianzi Bus Terminal Zhaojuesi Road South Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital 火车北站 North Railway Station 驷马桥 南熏大道 Simaqiao Nanxun Avenue 一品天下 Chengdu University of TCM & 羊犀立交 Yipintianxia Yangxi Flyover Wenshu Monastery 李家沱 成都西站 中医大省医院 Lijiatuo 杨柳河 Chengdu West Railway Station Kuanzhaixiangzi Alleys 人民北路 Yangliuhe 涌泉 Renmin Road North 文殊院 Taisheng Road South Yongquan 马厂坝 凤溪河 Machangba Fengxihe 蜀汉路东 宽窄巷子 光华公园 Shuhan Road East 太升南路 Guanghua Park 前锋路 蔡桥 Qingjiang Road West 清江西路 白果林 Qianfeng Road 凤凰大街 Caiqiao 中坝 Baiguolin 万盛 Fenghuang Street Zhongba Culture Palace Wansheng 文化宫 骡马市 红星桥 非遗博览园 Southwest University of Finance and Economics 西南财大 Luomashi Hongxing Bridge Intangible Cultural Heritage Park Caotang Road North 草堂北路 市二医院 Shuangqiao Road 通惠门 2nd Chengdu People`s Hospital Tonghuimen 玉双路 双桥路Wannianchang 天府广场 人民公园 Tianfu Square Yushuang Road 万年场 People's Park 槐树店 Huaishudian 明蜀王陵 锦江宾馆 十陵 Mingshuwangling Jinjiang Hotel 新南门Xinnanmen Shiling 高升桥 Dongmen Bridge 东门大桥 Gaoshengqiao 华西坝 Niuwangmiao 牛王庙 来龙 成都大学 西河 Huaxiba Lailong Chengdu University Xihe 磨子桥Moziqiao Niushikou 牛市口东大路 Dongda Road 成都东客站 Yiguanmiao 衣冠庙 East Chengdu Railway Station 红牌楼 Sichuan Gymnasium 省体育馆 Hongpailou Chunxi Road 春熙路 成渝立交 倪家桥 塔子山公园 Chengyu Flyover 太平园 Nijiaqiao Tazishan Park Taipingyuan 桐梓林 Tongzilin 惠王陵 Huiwangling 簇锦 Cujin 火车南站 South Railway Station 洪河 成都行政学院 Honghe Chengdu Institute of Public Administration 华兴 大面铺 金花 Huaxing 高新 Damianpu Jinhua Hi-Tech Zone 连山坡 Lianshanpo 界牌 Jiepai 金融城 Financial City 书房 Shufang 双流机场1航站楼 龙平路 Terminal 1 of Shuangliu International Airport 孵化园 Longping Road 成都双流国际机场 Incubation Park Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport 双流机场2航站楼 锦城广场 Terminal 2 of Shuangliu International Airport Jincheng Plaza 图例： 龙泉驿 Legend: 世纪城 Longquanyi Century City 1号线 Line 1 天府三街 2号线 3rd Tianfu Street Line 2 3号线 Line 3 天府五街 4号线 5th Tianfu Street Line 4 10号线 Line 10 公里 华府大道 Huafu Avenue －1 0 1 2 3 4 5 四河 Sihe 2017年9月6日起执行 广都 陈思琼 制作 2017.9 Guangdu [email protected] 制作工具 Adobe Illustrator CC for Mac.
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