“Eastern Ring No. 1 Avenue” was once a name associated with the S20 Outer Ring Expressway. Today we’re standing near a section of this vital transportation artery. This is the S20 \u54b8\u5858\u6d5c\u6865. It’s a part of the larger Shanghai Outer Ring Expressway system.
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The S20 Outer Ring Expressway spans 99 kilometers. It officially opened on June 21 2003. Before its official designation different sections had names linked to cardinal directions. The eastern part was once known as Huandong Avenue No 1. The western section was Huanxi Avenue No 1.
Did you know the S20 crosses the Huangpu River twice? The Xupu Bridge carries it at the southern end. The Outer Ring Tunnel facilitates crossing at the northern end.
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As we stand here let’s appreciate the S20 \u54b8\u5858\u6d5c\u6865. It’s a testament to Shanghai’s continuous development. It is more than just a road it is a symbol of progress.