List of roads in Shenzhen

The following is a list of streets, roads, avenues, boulevards and expressways in the city of Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

Being a relatively new city dating back to only the late 1970s, Shenzhen (深圳) has had the advantage of planned and neatly laid out street grids.^[1]

Typically, roadways in Shenzhen are designated as street, road, avenue, boulevard and expressway.^[2] Streets in Shenzhen (Chinese: 街; pinyin: Jie) tend to be narrow, with 1-2 lanes, Roads (Chinese: 路; pinyin: Lù) have 2-4 lanes, Avenues and Boulevards (Chinese: 大道; pinyin: dà dao) can have anywhere between 4-12 lanes and expressways tend to either run across larger extents of the city or connect it to adjoining regions.^[1][3] They all may run either North-South or in an East-West direction.^[4]

Roads in Nanshan District (南山区)

Name	Notes	Photo
Beihuan Boulevard (北环大道) (Also runs through Futian and Luohu)
Binhai Boulevard (滨海大道)
Dongbin Road (东滨路)
Haichang Street (海昌街)	Hai Chang street is a short street in Shekou, connecting Gong Yuan road South (公园路南）to Xing Hua Road (兴华路). It consists of a number of designer clothes shops on either side and leads on to Sea World through Xing Hua Road and is close to the Shui Wan Metro station[5]
Houhaibin Road (后海滨路)	Houhaibin Road runs from Wanghai Road to Nanhai Boulevard. [6][7][8][9]
Gongyuan North Road (公园北路)	Gongyuan North Road (Chinese: 公园北路; pinyin: Gong Yuan Bei Lu) is a two kilometer long, six lane road in Shekou, Nanshan. It runs from Sihai park (Gongye 8th road) to Wanghai road near Coastal Rose garden. The road runs along some prominent schools in Shekou, namely Shenzhen American International school and a second branch of QSI school Shenzhen.[10]
Guimiao Road (桂庙路)	Guimiao Road runs from Yueliangwan Boulevard to Nanshan Boulevard where it becomes Binhai Boulevard. It is about 1.4 kilometers in length and currently undergoing a major reconstruction in transforming the road into an underground expressway [11][12]Nanshan Station, An Interchange station of the Shenzhen Metro is also under construction at its junction with Nanshan Boulevard [13]
Nanhai Boulevard (南海大道)
Nanxin Road (南新路)	Nanxin Road (Chinese: 南新路) runs from Dongbin Road in the south and ending north at Shennan Road, near Nantou. It is about 3 kilometers in length.[14][15]
Qianhai Road (前海路)	Qianhai Road (Chinese: 前海路) runs from Mianshan Road near Xiaonanshan to Shennan Road near Zhongshan Park. It runs largely parallel to Yueliangwan Boulevard.[16] Qianhai Road Station of the Shenzhen Metro Line 9 is under construction at its intersection with Dongbin Road. It was built in the early 1990s and the portion south of Dongbin Road was formerly known as formerly Liwan Road (荔湾路).[17][18]
Shahe East Road (沙河东路)	Shahe East Road is a north-south road from Binhai Boulevard to Longjin Road.[19]
Shahe West Road (沙河西路)	Shahe West Road (Chinese: 沙河西路) runs north from Baimang to the junction with Dongbin Road, near Shenzhen Bay Port, from where it becomes Wanghai Road. Being roughly 12 kilometers in length it is the longest road in Nanshan.[20]
Shennan Road (深南路) (Also runs through Futian and Luohu)	(Known as Shennan Boulevard in Nanshan and parts of Futian)
Taoyuan Road (桃园路)	Taoyuan Road runs from Qianhai to Nanhai Boulevard near the main gate of Shenzhen University. The Government of Nanshan is located at 2 Taoyuan Road. Daxin Station and Taoyuan Station of the Shenzhen Metro are located at its junction with Qianhai Road and Nanshan Boulevard respectively[21]
Wanghai Road (望海路)
Xuefu Road (学府路)	Xuefu Road (Chinese: 学府路) runs from Qianhai near Shenzhen West Railway Station to Keyuan South Road near Keyuan Metro Station. [22][23][24]
Dongbin Road (东滨路)

See also

• Transport in Shenzhen

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