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===Ring roads=== [[File:2ndRingRoad Chaoyangmen.jpg|thumb|The [[2nd Ring Road (Beijing)|2nd Ring Road]] at [[Chaoyangmen]]]] {{main|Ring Roads of Beijing}} The city is served by five completed ring roads. From the centre of the city outward, they are: * [[2nd Ring Road]] * [[3rd Ring Road (Beijing)|3rd Ring Road]] * [[4th Ring Road]] * [[5th Ring Road]] * [[6th Ring Road]] The "1st Ring" of Beijing refers to the historic tram route (now demolished) through [[Xidan]], Ping'anli, [[Di'anmen]], Beixinqiao, [[Dongdan, Beijing|Dongdan]] and [[Tiananmen]]. No ring roads are built on this route but it is still called "1st Ring". From that on, ring road built on Beijing's historic city limit is called 2nd Ring. The [[G95 Capital Area Loop Expressway]], which has sections in Beijing's [[Pinggu, Beijing|Pinggu]], [[Tongzhou, Beijing|Tongzhou]], & [[Daxing, Beijing|Daxing]] districts, is often unofficially referred to as the "7th Ring Road".<ref>{{Cite web |last=ιθ |title=Construction completed on Beijing's '7th Ring Road' |url=https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201806/21/WS5b2addc8a3103349141dd653.html |access-date=2025-03-03 |website=www.chinadaily.com.cn}}</ref>
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