Situated in the west of Shanghai, Qingpu is at the juncture of Zhejiang Province, Jiangsu Province and the city of Shanghai. Lying within the central area of the Yangtze River Delta Economic Circle, Qingpu serves as a hub jointing the east and the west and radiating the whole East China.

Land transportation:
East---West:
                 318 National Highway:   (Shanghai---Lhasa, Tibet)
                 Suhong Road:          (Suzhou---Hongqiao International Airport)
                 Huqingping Expressway:  (Shanghai---Qingpu--- Pingwang)
                 Huhang Expressway:     (Shanghai---hangzhou)
                 Huning Expressway:     (Shanghai- Nanjing)
                 Huning Railway:        (Shanghai-Nanjing) 
 320 National Highway:   (Shanghai-Yunnan)
North---South:
                   Tongsn National Road: (Tongjiang, Heilongjiang-Sanjia, Hainan)                  
 Waiqingping Road:   (Waigang, Jiading-Qingpu-Songjiang)
 Jiasong Road:       (Jiading-Qingpu-Songjaing)

Table:  Highways in Qingpu

Air Transportation:
Qingpu is only 6km away from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport and 40km from Shanghai Pudong International Airport.

Ocean Transportation:
Qingpu is only 45km away form Shanghai Port and about 50km from Shanghai Container Wharf. Goods containers can be exported directly.

Water Transportation:
      Dianpu River, Maojing River, Taipu River, and Shangda River flow east-west while Xidaying River, Dingdaying River, Youdungang River flow north-south. All of them are navigation channels of above Class 6. These channels connect Suzhou River in the north and Dianpu River in the south; and they are open to navigation channels of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, etc. There are 16 channels through which 500-tonnage ships can navigate. Dianshan Lake and Taipu River are golden waterways joining Huangpu River.