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SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address Province 1 ChinaNet Wu Zhou Hotel Hotel NO.63,Yubei District HungMian Road Chongqing 2 ChinaNet Ying Li Building CBD New North Road, Jiangbei District 4-6 # Chongqing 3 ChinaNet Yu Tong Hotel Hotel NO.18,Jiangbei District red flag Hegou Avenue Chongqing 4 ChinaNet DongHe Garden Hotel Hotel Yubei District HuangniBang HongHuang Road 99 Chongqing 5 ChinaNet ZhengLian Building CBD No. 199,Nancheng Nan'an District Road Chongqing 6 ChinaNet Lan Lake student hostels,Business University School No. 58 ,Academy Avenue,Nan'an District Chongqing 7 ChinaNet Li Hai Building CBD NO. 99,Shapingba District Xiaolongkan Street Chongqing 8 ChinaNet Huayu Cyber Building Shopping Mall NO. 29,,Shapingba District Xiaolongkan Street Chongqing 9 ChinaNet Silver Trade Building CBD NO. 39,Shapingba District, Chongqing SanXia Square Bei Road Chongqing 10 ChinaNet ErLang Electric University library, student hostels School NO. 1,Jiulongpo District Hualong Road, Kowloon Park Chongqing 11 ChinaNet Jinke Grand Hotel Hotel NO. 1,Photoelectric Park in northern New Area Avenue Chongqing 12 ChinaNet Daisi Hotel Hotel NO. 7,The northern part of the new gold-opened Avenue Chongqing 13 ChinaNet Yi An Hotel Hotel NO. 188,New high-tech park north of the eastern section of Huangshan Road Chongqing 14 ChinaNet New York Building Restaurant or Cafe NO. 108,Yuzhong 81 Road Chongqing 15 ChinaNet Trading Building Hotel NO. 108,18Yuzhong Qingnian Road Chongqing 16 ChinaNet InterContinental Hotels Hotel No. 101 National Road, Yuzhong District Chongqing 17 ChinaNet Jinyuan Hotel Hotel NO. 1,New North Road, Jiangbei District 2 division Chongqing 18 ChinaNet Jun Hao Hotel Hotel NO. 368,.Binjiang Road Jiangbei District Chongqing 19 ChinaNet Air Force Blue Arrow hotel Hotel No. 85,Jiangbei District DaShiBa village road Chongqing 20 ChinaNet Changan Holiday hotel Hotel No. 66,Five Red Road, Yubei Distric6 Chongqing 21 ChinaNet Milo coffee Restaurant or Cafe No. 1A18,Jiangbei District Beicheng days Street / North Castle Street Mall 2nd Floor Chongqing 22 ChinaNet U.N.D.Coffee(Jiangbei shops) Restaurant or Cafe No.2,Zhuangpan Jianxing South Road,Guanying Bridge,Jiangbei District Chongqing 23 ChinaNet Bearman Home restaurant Restaurant or Cafe NO.23,Jianxin East Road Jiangbei District Chongqing 24 ChinaNet Zhuangke Xiaoyu Western Tea House Restaurant or Cafe No.18,Jiangbei District Yanghe Futamura Customs slip Chongqing 25 ChinaNet Tea and Beauty Home restaurant Restaurant or Cafe NO.48,Yanghe Road Jiangbei District Chongqing NO.2,second floor,No.33,Zhuangpan Jianxing South Road,Guanying Bridge,Jiangbei 26 ChinaNet Aegean Restaurant Restaurant or Cafe Chongqing District 27 ChinaNet Meiming health centers Restaurant or Cafe NO.180,Yubei District Pine and Stone Garden, 2-1 Chongqing 28 ChinaNet Junguilai recreation center Restaurant or Cafe NO.50,Yubei District Jingdao Garden Road Chongqing 29 ChinaNet Huachuang International Business Building CBD NO.10,Jiangbei District Red Yellow road Chongqing 30 ChinaNet Northshore Constellation CBD NO.4,Jiangbei District Guanying Bridge Beicheng Street Chongqing 31 ChinaNet JunHao Building CBD NO.8,Jiangbei District Jianbei Second slip Chongqing 32 ChinaNet Vision together CBD NO.9,New North Road, Jiangbei District Chongqing 33 ChinaNet Guanying bridge telecommunications branch CBD Guanying bridge,Ping tower Chongqing 34 ChinaNet Foreign Trade Hotel Hotel No.65，New North Road, Jiangbei District Chongqing 35 ChinaNet Miro Cafe Restaurant or Cafe Longhu Xiyuan diagonally opposite Chongqing 36 ChinaNet Far Eastern Department Store Restaurant or Cafe Guanying bridge,Walking Street Chongqing 37 ChinaNet Little Swan Hotel Hotel No.78，New North Road, Jiangbei District Chongqing 38 ChinaNet Joy Hotel Hotel No.98,Yubei turquoise Longxi Road Chongqing 1/5 Chongqing WLAN Hotspot NO. SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address Province 39 ChinaNet Kay Yuan Hotel Hotel Hongshi Road Chongqing 40 ChinaNet Tongchuang International Commercial Street CBD Jiangbei Europe Fashional Street Chongqing 41 ChinaNet Foreign Trade Building, CBD No.65,New North Road, Jiangbei District Chongqing General Chamber of Commerce of Chongqing Municipality 42 ChinaNet CBD No.2,Yubei District red gold Street Chongqing Building 43 ChinaNet Taixing City computer Department Store No.1 of No.25,New North Road, Jiangbei District Chongqing 44 ChinaNet Frosty Hotel Sun City CBD Jiangbei five leading Temple Road Chongqing 45 ChinaNet Chongqing City, International Business Building CBD Hegou Yanghe flag all the way Chongqing 46 ChinaNet Cavalier Hospital Hospital Jiangbei District DaShi Dam Chongqing 47 ChinaNet Baiye Xing Building CBD No.3,Jiangbei District Jianxin Road Chongqing 48 ChinaNet Shopping plaza Restaurant or Cafe Guang Ying Bridge,Walking Street Chongqing 33 ChinaNet Wankai City Building CBD No.64,Nan'an District, Nanping South Road Chongqing 34 ChinaNet Kohl International Building Shopping Mall No.31,Nan'an District Nanping Development Road Chongqing 35 ChinaNet Nanshan Golden Eagle resort hotel Hotel No.22,The south bank of the town of Park Road, Nanshan District Chongqing 36 ChinaNet Nanshan Lijing Resort Hotel Hotel No.88,Nan'an District Huang桷Shuibuya Zhenwu Mountain town Chongqing 37 ChinaNet Holiday Yangtze Hotel Hotel No.15,Nanping Nanping North District Chongqing 38 ChinaNet Jia De Computer City Shopping Mall Nanping West Road, Shanghai City B1F Chongqing 39 ChinaNet Ju Dian restaurant Restaurant or Cafe No.15,South Lake Road, South Bank area on the 3rd Chongqing 40 ChinaNet Yin Peng Home Restaurant or Cafe South Lake Road on the 6th floor, people Wu Building 3 Chongqing 41 ChinaNet Hyde Hotel Hotel No.69,Jiangnan Road Nanping Nanping District Chongqing 42 ChinaNet Tianping Tea Home Restaurant or Cafe No.101-4,Shapingba District, Garden City West Chongqing 43 ChinaNet Ali and the Ade coffee Restaurant or Cafe 3rd floor,No.99,Shapingba District Xiaolong Kan New Street Li Yang Department Store Chongqing 44 ChinaNet Chongqing Grand Hotel Hotel No.84,Shapingba District Xiaolong Kan New Street Chongqing 45 ChinaNet Southwest Surgical Hospital Building Others No.30,Shapingba District gaotan Rock Center Street Chongqing 46 ChinaNet Southwest Hospital Science and Education Building Others No.30,Shapingba District gaotan Rock Center Street Chongqing 47 ChinaNet Hengxin House restaurant Restaurant or Cafe 8th Floor ,No.85,Shapingba District Xiaolongkan New Street HengxinBuilding Chongqing 48 ChinaNet Jia Duoli Square Restaurant or Cafe No.98,Shapingba District Xiaolongkan New Street Chongqing 49 ChinaNet Second Inpatient Department,Xinqiao Hospital Others Shapingba District Xinqiao Hospital Center Street bridge Chongqing 50 ChinaNet Shapingba District Museum Hotel Shapingba District of the Sanxia Square Chongqing 51 ChinaNet College student hostel A, B, C, D School Chongqing City University,Shapingba District Chongqing 52 ChinaNet Shanying Qiuming Hotel Hotel No.1,Shapingba pear Bay Jingsong Rock Chongqing 53 ChinaNet Rongzhi College School No.67,Baiyang town,Pioneer Street,Wellhead village,Shapingba District Chongqing 54 ChinaNet Chongqing Jingyun medical campus Zhuyuan dormitory School City University Medical School district re - Chongqing 55 ChinaNet Chongqing Institute of Technology student hostels A School Chongqing Institute of Science and Technology University City school district Chongqing 56 ChinaNet Shapingba government office buildings CBD NO.8,Shapingba District Feng Road Chongqing 57 ChinaNet Northeast Securities Sales Department Shapingba CBD NO.98,Shapingba District of Chongqing small new Kerry Street Victoria Square 4th Floor Chongqing 58 ChinaNet Pleasant Men Tea House Restaurant or Cafe Jiulongpo District Yangjiaping straight attached to Hong Kong on the 6th Avenue on the 1st Chongqing 59 ChinaNet Jingtian Business Center CBD NO.128,Dadukou District Style Road Chongqing 60 ChinaNet Cyber Hall B Shopping Mall NO.18,Jiulongpo District Shiqiaopu Yuzhou Road Chongqing 2/5 Chongqing WLAN Hotspot NO. SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address Province 61 ChinaNet Golden orchards F Hotel NO.60,Keyuan 3 Road,Shiqiaopu High-tech Zone Chongqing 62 ChinaNet Venus CBD No.60,Avenue of Stars in northern New Area Chongqing 63 ChinaNet Genesis Hotel in Chongqing Hotel NO.1,Yubei District XinPaiFang one Road Chongqing 64 ChinaNet HeFu Hotel Hotel No.2,Hung Kam Road Jiangbei District Chongqing 65 ChinaNet Mercury Science and Technology Building CBD No.5,New high-tech park in northern middle Huangshan Road Chongqing 66 ChinaNet Mars Science and Technology Building CBD No.6,New high-tech park in northern middle Huangshan Road Chongqing 67 ChinaNet Neptune Science and Technology Building CBD No.62,New high-tech park north of the Avenue of Stars Chongqing 68 ChinaNet LongTou Temple station waiting room Others Yubei District leading Temple Chongqing 69 ChinaNet OuRei Jin Jiang Hotels Hotel No.8,New high-tech park in northern Jincheng Road Chongqing 70 ChinaNet Crystal Li City Li Jing Square Others No.168,New Area in northern New South Road Chongqing 71 ChinaNet WanHao Hotel Hotel No.77,Qingnian Road Yuzhong District Chongqing 72 ChinaNet Galaxy Hotel Hotel No.49,Datong Road, Yuzhong District Chongqing 73 ChinaNet Yangtze Island Hotel Hotel No.82,Zourong Road Yuzhong District 1st Chongqing 74 ChinaNet Chongqing Hotel Hotel No.168,Yuzhong 81 Road Chongqing 75 ChinaNet Chongqing Haiyi Hotel Hotel Road Yuzhong District 51 Road Chongqing 76 ChinaNet U.N.D.Coffee(Earth Wang shop) Restaurant or Cafe
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