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Shanghai Greenway (上海绿地)
Shanghai Greenway logo stencilled onto the ground
LengthSeveral hundred km
LocationShanghai, China
UseWalking, cycling, recreation
DifficultyBeginner
SeasonAll year

The Shanghai Greenway is a greenwayinShanghai, China.[1] It consists of many sections of marked paths lined with landscaped foliage passing through several urban parks.

A section of Shanghai Greenway running through Fengling Park, Changning District, with adult exercise equipment by the side of the path
Adult exercise equipment in Fengling Park

The Changning section runs from South to North along the outer ring road close to Hongqiao Airport. The Greenway then runs East to West along the Suzhou Creek starting with the new, specially-constructed Linkong Music Park running almost uninterrupted to the Waibaidu BridgebyThe Bund.

There is a section along the Huangpu River which has pedestrian, cycling and mixed stretches.[2]

Bike lane sign
Directional signs for Huangpu Riverside Bike Line Featuring Shanghai Greenway Branding

There are sections of Greenway in Pudong, Baoshan, Putuo, Jiading, Minhang, Xuhui and Changning Districts, which follow the route of the Outer Ring Road and connect together to form a continuous 112-kilometre loop.[3]

Outer Ring Road, Shanghai
Map of the Outer Ring Road, which is planned to be lined with connected Greenways

References[edit]

  1. ^ "New greenways bring nature to Shanghai residents". SHINE.
  • ^ Zhao, Zheng; Gan, Huimin; Qian, Xin; Leng, Jiahui; Wang, Yanbin; Wu, Peipei (January 7, 2021). "Riverside Greenway in Urban Environment: Residents' Perception and Use of Greenways along the Huangpu River in Shanghai, China". International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 18 (3): 1120. doi:10.3390/ijerph18031120. PMC 7908429. PMID 33513964.
  • ^ "Outer Ring Road greenbelt gets under way with Baoshan opening_china.com". english.china.com.

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