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Where is the Guangdong A license plate?
Guangdong A is the license plate of Guangzhou, Guangdong. License plate, commonly known as license plate, also refers to vehicle number plate. It's a board hanging on the front and rear of the car respectively. It is usually made of aluminum, iron, plastic or paper, with the registration number, registration area or other relevant information engraved on it.

The license plate is the registration of the number and information of each car. Its main function is to know the area of the vehicle through the license plate, and also to find the owner and registration information of the vehicle according to the license plate.

The license plate number can be designed by yourself, except for the first two in accordance with national regulations, others can be freely selected.

At present, the civil license plate is Type 92, which has been used nationwide since July 1994.

The first number of the license plate is Chinese characters: it represents the provincial administrative region where the vehicle registered permanent residence is located, and is the abbreviation of each province, municipality directly under the central government and autonomous region. For example, Beijing is Beijing, Shanghai is Shanghai, Hunan is Hunan, Chongqing is Chongqing, Shandong is Shandong, Jiangxi is Jiangxi, and Fujian is Fujian.

The second place of the license plate is English letters: it represents the prefecture-level administrative region where the vehicle account is located, and it is the letter code of each (prefecture-level city, region, autonomous prefecture and league). Generally, the provincial vehicle management office ranks according to the situation of the local administrative regions: (the letter "A" is the code of the central city of the provincial capital, capital or municipality directly under the central government, and the following letters are ranked in no particular order);

In addition, I and O are skipped when compiling English alphabet codes of prefecture-level administrative regions, and O is often used as police cars or government agencies.