Yuen Long District

This article is about the district. For the town area in the district, see Yuen Long. For the new town in Hong Kong, see Yuen Long New Town.

District in Hong Kong, New Territories

Yuen Long

元朗區

District

Yuen Long District

Day view of the Yuen Long District skyline

Official emblem

Location of Yuen Long District within Hong Kong

Coordinates: 22°26′44″N 114°01′20″E﻿ / ﻿22.44559°N 114.02218°E﻿ / 22.44559; 114.02218
Statutorily-defined area| New Territories
Region| Hong Kong
Country| China
Constituencies| 39[needs update]
Government

• District Council Chairman| Shum Ho-Kit[needs update]
• District Council Vice-Chairman| Tang Ho-Nin
Area

• Total

| 138.56 km2 (53.50 sq mi)
• Land| 138.56 km2 (53.50 sq mi)
| Lands Department[1]
Population

(2021[2])

• Total

| 668,080
• Density| 4,822/km2 (12,490/sq mi)
| Census and Statistics Department[2]
Time zone| UTC+8 (Hong Kong Time)
Largest neighbourhood by population| Tin Shui Wai (286,232 – 2016 est)[3]
Location of district office and district council| 269 Castle Peak Road – Yuen Long‌ [yue], Yuen Long
Website| Yuen Long District Council
Yuen Long District

Traditional Chinese| 元朗區
Simplified Chinese| 元朗区
Cantonese Yale| Yùhn lóhng kēui
Jyutping| Jyun4 long5 keoi1
| Transcriptions

Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin| Yuán lǎng qū
Yue: Cantonese
Yale Romanization| Yùhn lóhng kēui
Jyutping| Jyun4 long5 keoi1
IPA| [jyn˩.lɔŋ˩˧ kʰɵɥ˥]

Yuen Long District (formerly Un Long) is one of the districts of Hong Kong. Located in the northwest of the New Territories, it had a population of 662,000 in 2021.[4]

## Geography

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Tin Shui Wai New Town

Yuen Long District contains the largest alluvial plain in Hong Kong, the Yuen Long-Kam Tin plain. With an area of 144 km2 (56 square miles), the district covers many traditional villages including Ping Shan Heung, Ha Tsuen Heung, Kam Tin Heung, Fung Kat Heung, Pat Heung, San Tin Heung and Shap Pat Heung, as well as Yuen Long Town and Tin Shui Wai.

Two new towns have been developed within this district. Yuen Long New Town was developed from the traditional market town of Yuen Long Town from the late 1970s. Tin Shui Wai New Town has developed since the early 1990s and is built on land reclaimed from former fish ponds once common in the district.

## History

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According to archaeological findings, there were inhabitants settled in the district around 3,500 years ago. The ruling clan of the Tang Clan (Chinese: 鄧氏家族) lived there in Kam Tin. Like Tai Po, Yuen Long used to be a traditional market town.

In 1898 the area of the modern day Yuen Long District was leased to the colonial British Hong Kong government by the Convention for the Extension of Hong Kong Territory. A 6 days war broke out between the British army and the militia from Tang and other villages. The iron doors of the walled villages of Tang were looted to UK as spoils of war.[5] They are returned to Tang later, but according to urban legends, they mixed up which doors belongs to which walled villages, nowadays the two sides of the door of Kat Hing Wai are not identical in design.[6]

After the war, the colonial government had established a different approach to administrate the New Territories, which established the district office. Yuen Long was under the District Office North headquartered in Tai Po. A branch office was later stationed in Yuen Long permanently.

The history of the modern day Yuen Long administrative district (despite a few government departments does not map their service area according to the boundary of the District) can be trace back to Yuen Long District Office (previously known as Chinese: 元朗理民府 now known as Chinese: 元朗民政事務處 of Home Affairs Department; English name unchanged) of the "New Territories Administration" department of the British colonial government. A reform was held in 1980s that not only the New Territories has their District Offices, but whole HK is grid into Districts, with formal election was held for the councillors of the District Councils. The latest election of the Yuen Long District Council was held in 2019 and scheduled to be held again in 2023.

## Culture

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### Special festivals

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The Tin Hau Festival (天后誕巡遊) is on the 23rd of the third month of the lunar calendar. It celebrates the birth of a local deity, Tin Hau. During the day, residents from various walled villages set off at Fung Cheung Road, go via Kau Yuk Road and the Yuen Long Stadium, and end at Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple, which has a 300-year history.

### Cuisine

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* Poon choi (盤菜)
* Sweetheart cake (老婆餅)

## Popular scenic spots

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### Hong Kong Wetland Park

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Hong Kong Wetland Park

Hong Kong Wetland Park (香港濕地公園) is located at the northern part of Tin Shui Wai. It was intended to be an ecological mitigation area (EMA) for the wetlands lost due to Tin Shui Wai New Town development. In 1998, a project named as "International Wetland Park and Visitor Centre Feasibility Study" was initiated by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department and the Hong Kong Tourism Board with a view to expanding the EMA to a wetland ecotourism attraction. After concluding that it was feasible to develop a wetland park at the EMA site without compromising its intended ecological mitigation functions and the development of the Wetland Park will also enhance the ecological function of the EMA to a world-class conservation, education and tourism facility, the concerned parties started the Wetland Park Project, which is regarded as one of the Millennium projects by the Administrations.

### Kat Hing Wai

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Main article: Kat Hing Wai

Kat Hing Wai (吉慶圍) in Kam Tin is one of the Yuen Long's best-known walled villages. It is the ancestral home of the Tangs, one of the "Five Great Clans" in the territory. Built by the Tangs 500 years ago, it is a rectangular walled village with an area of 100 metres by 90 metres. As a family stronghold, Kat Hing Wai has served the Tangs well through centuries. In the Qing dynasty, a five-metre high blue brick wall and four cannon towers were added to fend off bandits.

Route: Tuen Ma line Kam Sheung Road station or KMB routes 54, 64K and 77K

### Nam Sang Wai

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Nam Sang Wai

Nam Sang Wai (南生圍) covers a roughly triangular area. It is bordered by the Shan Pui River in the west, separating it from Yuen Long Industrial Estate, the Kam Tin River in the east and a branch of the Kam Tin River in the south. It is home to many birds, including seagulls, Northern Pintails (Anas acuta), Yellow-nib Ducks (Anas poecilorhyncha) and Black-faced Spoonbills (Platalea minor). Flora includes reeds and mangroves.

### Mai Po Marshes

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Mai Po Marshes (米埔) is located in the centre of the wetland and has achieved international significance as a stopping and feeding place for migratory birds along the East Asian-Australian Flyway. The birdwatching season runs from October to May and more than 300 types of birds have been recorded in the area, many of them are rarely seen anywhere outside the region.

Visitors may go to Mai Po via the following ways:

* From Central or Causeway Bay take route 968 to Yuen Long (West) Bus terminal, then change taxi.
* From Sheung Shui station, take Bus 76K or red minibus 17 to Mai Po village, then walk to the Marsh (about 20 minutes).

On 30 January 2004, the government suspended public visits to the Mai Po wetland reserve as a supposed measure to protect people from the avian flu (H5N1).

### Ping Shan Heritage Trail

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The Tai Fu Tai Mansion is a historical monument in Hong Kong.

Ping Shan Heritage Trail (屏山文物徑), inaugurated on 12 December 1993, was designed to link several historic buildings and monuments owned by the Tang clan in Ping Shan (including Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda 聚星樓 and Tang Ancestral Hall 鄧氏宗祠) by a 1 km trail.

Route: LRT Ping Shan stop, Hang Mei Tsuen stop or West Rail line Tin Shui Wai station

### Tai Fu Tai

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Tai Fu Tai Mansion (大夫第) in San Tin was probably built in 1865 in the reign of the Qing dynasty. It is a richly embellished residence situated on a spacious ground, with a large open space in the front and a garden at the back. The whole compound is surrounded by a green-brick wall. It is a fine example of traditional Chinese dwellings of the scholar-gentry class and is certainly one of the most elegant buildings throughout the territory.

Route: KMB Bus 76K to San Tin

### Tai Lam Country Park

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Tai Lam Country Park sits in the western New Territories with an area of 54 km2. Tai Lam has a small area of porphyry in the northeast; for the remaining area, it is composed of highly erodible decomposed granite. In 1952, afforestation started as a measure to protect the water catchment area. In spite of the poor soil conditions and the setbacks of fire damage over the years, mature stands of Acacia confusa, Lophostemon confertus, Pinus massoniana, Pinus elliottii and Eucalyptus species now cover most of the area. In addition, the plantations also offer a good habitat for birds, pangolins, Chinese leopard cat, and barking deer. Nevertheless, Tai Lam is an excellent place for outdoor activities because of its remoteness.

### Yuen Long Park

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Aviary Pagoda (百鳥塔)

Yuen Long Park (元朗市鎮公園) is a park at Yuen Long Town with recreational facilities. There is a 7-storey pagoda enclosing an aviary, which has become a landmark of Yuen Long.

Route: LRT Shui Pin Wai stop, LWB bus E34 or KMB Bus 68X, 268B, 268C, 268X, 269D, 276, 276P, B1, 68E (get off the bus at Yuen Long Park.)

## Leisure and cultural facilities

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Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Cultural and Leisure Building

* Yuen Long Theatre was opened in May 2000. This modern performing arts venue has become a centre for the arts in the New Territories northwest. The Theatre is situated at Yuen Long Tai Yuk Road in the vicinity of Yuen Long Park, Yuen Long Stadium and the Public Swimming Pool. The bamboo courtyard is a focus within the foyer, which creates an ambiance of serenity and tranquility.
* Yuen Long Town Hall is located in Kau Yuk Road, near Yuen Long Police Station. It is to organise courses and leisure activities. There is also study room.
* Yuen Long Swimming Pool is situated at Tai Yuk Road. There are 5 Standard swimming pools for four seasons.
* Tin Shui Wai Swimming Pool and Tin Shui Wai Sports Centre are situated at 1 Tin Pak Road. There are 3 swimming pools for four seasons and a children swimming pool opened during summer.
* Yuen Long Public Library is on the first floor of Yuen Long Government Offices, 2 Kiu Lok Square, Yuen Long.
* Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library is at Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Leisure and Cultural Building, 1 Tsui Sing Road, Tin Shui Wai.
* TSW Pegasus and Yuen Long District SA are both football teams based in Yuen Long Stadium.

## Transport

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Tuen Ma station in Tin Shui Wai Tuen Ma station in Yuen Long

Located in the northwest of the New Territories, Yuen Long has a well-developed public transport network. It is easily accessible from different parts of Hong Kong by bus, mini-bus or railway.

* Bus services provided by Kowloon Motor Bus, Citybus and MTR
* Tuen Ma line and Light Rail services provided by MTR
* Public light buses
* Taxis, including the New Territories taxis (green taxis) and public taxis (public taxis).

The Hong Kong–Shenzhen Western Corridor bridge (深港西部通道) is the fourth cross-border route between Hong Kong and mainland China. It was completed and opened in 2007, and is 5.5 km long. It starts at Ngau Hom Shek (鰲磡石), located at the northwest of Yuen Long, and ends in Shekou, a harbour port located in Shenzhen.[7]

## Education

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* List of schools in Yuen Long District

## Statistical information

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Demographic characteristics

Population  | 449,070
Proportion of population (%)  | Aged under 15  | 20
Aged 15–64  | 71
Aged 65 and over  | 9
Median age  | 33
Proportion of population aged 15 and over being never married (%)  | Male  | 32
Female  | 27
Education
School attendance rate of population aged 6–18 (%)  | 92.9
Proportion of non-student population aged 20 and over having attained tertiary education (%)  | 10.9
Labour force characteristics
Labour force  | 219,444
Labour force participation rate (%) | Male  | 74.0
Female  | 48.2
Both sexes  | 60.9
Median monthly income from main employment of working population (HK$)  | 10,588.7
Household characteristics
Number of domestic households  | 137,211
Average domestic household size  | 3.2
Median monthly domestic household income (HK$)  | 16,763.5
Housing characteristics
Number of occupied quarters  | 136,705
Average number of domestic households per unit of quarters  | 1.01
Proportion of domestic households owning the quarters they occupy (%)  | 48.15
Median monthly domestic household mortgage payment and loan repayment (HK$)  | 7,693.83
Median mortgage payment and loan repayment to income ratio (%)  | 24.63
Median monthly domestic household rent (HK$)  | 2,513.04
Median rent to income ratio (%)  | 16.36

## See also

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* List of places in Hong Kong
* Democratic Alliance
* Yuen Long Town

## Footnotes

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1. ^ "Hong Kong Geographic Data (As at October 2021)". Lands Department, Hong Kong SAR. January 2022. Retrieved 4 August 2022.
2. ^ a b 2021 Population Census: Summary Results (PDF). Census and Statistics Department, Hong Kong SAR (Report). February 2022.
3. ^ District Profiles, Hong Kong Government, 8 December 2017, retrieved 15 April 2020
4. ^ "Social Welfare Department - District Profile". www.swd.gov.hk. Retrieved 19 November 2022.
5. ^ "【圍村文物徑】走訪500年歷史！8大香港圍村文物徑 吉慶圍/屏山/龍躍頭/中西區".
6. ^ 廖書蘭 (6 June 2018). 被忽略的主角：新界鄉議局發展及其中華民族文化承傳. 商務印書館(香港)有限公司. ISBN 9789620772726.
7. ^ Route: Number 10

## External links

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* Yuen Long District Council
* List and map of electoral constituencies (large PDF file)
* Yuen Long New Town
* Tin Shui Wai New Town
* Yuen Long Theatre
* Yuen Long Town Hall
* Yuen Long New Town
* Hong Kong government pamphlet about the development of the new town
* Hong Kong Tourism Board
* WWF Hong Kong
* Hong Kong Wetland Park
* Yuen Long Special
* The incredible journey of Yuen Long

Places adjacent to Yuen Long District

|  Nanshan District |  Futian District | North District

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Pearl River |

Yuen Long District

| Tai Po District
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Tuen Mun District | Tsuen Wan District |

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Yuen Long District

History|

* Wang Chau housing controversy

Areas|

* Au Tau
* Choi Uk Tsuen
* Hung Shui Kiu
* Kam Tin
* Lok Ma Chau
* Lung Tin Tsuen
* Ma Tin Tsuen
* Muk Kiu Kau Tsuen
* Nam Sang Wai
* Pak Sha Tsuen
* Pat Heung
* Ping Shan
* San Tin
* Ngau Tam Mei
* Tai Sang Wai
* Shan Ha Tsuen
* Shan Pui Tsuen
* Shap Pat Heung
* Nam Hang Tsuen
* Shek Kong
* Shui Pin Wai
* Shui Tsiu Lo Wai
* Shung Ching San Tsuen
* Tai Kei Leng
* Tai Tong
* Tin Liu Tsuen
* Tin Shui Wai
* Wang Chau
* Wong Nai Tun Tsuen
* Yeung Ka Tsuen
* Yuen Long
* Yuen Long Town
* Yuen Long New Town

| Kam Tin villages|

* Fung Kat Heung
* Kam Hing Wai
* Kam Tin Shi
* Kam Tin Shing Mun San Tsuen
* Kat Hing Wai
* Ko Po Tsuen
* Sha Po Tsuen
* Shui Mei Tsuen
* Shui Tau Tsuen
* Tai Hong Wai
* Tsz Tong Tsuen
* Wing Lung Wai

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Wang Chau|

* The "Six Villages of Wang Chau"
* Chung Sum Wai
* Fuk Hing Tsuen
* Sai Tau Wai
* Tung Tau Wai
* Yeung Uk Tsuen
* Lam Uk Tsuen
* Fung Ka Wai
* Ng Uk Tsuen
* Shing Uk Tsuen
* Tai Tseng Wai
* "Waterside area"
* Fung Chi Tsuen
* Ha Mei San Tsuen
* Shui Pin Tsuen
* Shui Pin Wai
* Shui Tin Tsuen
* Wing Ning Tsuen

Landmarks|

* Chou Wong Yi Kung Study Hall
* Fairview Park
* Hong Kong Wetland Park
* I Shing Temple
* Kingswood Villas
* Long Ping Estate
* Mai Po Marshes
* Pok Oi Hospital
* Public housing estates in Tin Shui Wai
* Public housing estates in Yuen Long
* Sun Yuen Long Centre
* Tai Lam Country Park (part)
* Yoho Mall
* Yoho Town
* Yuen Long Industrial Estate
* Yuen Long Kau Hui (markets)
* Yuen Long Stadium
* Yuen Long Theatre

Transport|

| MTR stations|

* Kam Sheung Road
* Lok Ma Chau
* Long Ping
* Tin Shui Wai
* Yuen Long

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Light rail|

* Chestwood
* Chung Fu
* Fung Nin Road (ex-Town Hall)
* Ginza
* Hang Mei Tsuen
* Hong Lok Road
* Hung Shui Kiu
* Locwood
* Ping Shan
* Shui Pin Wai
* Tai Tong Road
* Tin Fu
* Tin Heng
* Tin Sau
* Tin Shui
* Tin Shui Wai
* Tin Tsz
* Tin Yat
* Tin Yiu
* Tin Yuet
* Tin Wing (ex-Tin Shui Wai Terminus)
* Tin Wu
* Tong Fong Tsuen
* Wetland Park
* Yuen Long

Bus centres|

* Tai Lam Tunnel Bus Interchange

Airports|

* Shek Kong Airfield

Border crossings|

* Lok Ma Chau Control Point

Education|

* Chiu Lut Sau Memorial Secondary School
* Yuen Long Public Secondary School
* New Territories Heung Yee Kuk Yuen Long District Secondary School
* CCC Kei Yuen College
* Yuen Long Catholic Secondary School

This list is incomplete.

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Districts of Hong Kong

* District Officers
* District councils

Hong Kong Island|

* Central and Western
* Eastern
* Southern
* Wan Chai

Kowloon and New Kowloon|

* Kowloon City
* Kwun Tong
* Sham Shui Po
* Wong Tai Sin
* Yau Tsim Mong

New Territories (excluding New Kowloon)|

* Islands
* Kwai Tsing
* North
* Sai Kung
* Sha Tin
* Tai Po
* Tsuen Wan
* Tuen Mun
* Yuen Long

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Major cities along the Pearl River

Cities (from upper reaches to lower reaches)

Major
tributaries|

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* e

Bei River

Bei|

* Nanxiong
* Shaoguan
* Zhenjiang
* Wujiang
* Qujiang
* Yingde
* Qingyuan
* Qingxin
* Qingcheng
* Foshan
* Sanshui
* waterways with Xi
* Nanhai
* Chancheng
* Sanshui
* Guangzhou
* Panyu
* Nansha
* merged into the Shiziyang

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* e

Dong River

Dong|

* Heyuan
* Yuancheng
* Huizhou
* Huicheng
* Dongguan
* Guangzhou
* Zengcheng
* Huangpu
* merged into the Shiziyang

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Xi River

Xi|

| Gui→Li|

* Guilin
* Diecai
* Qixing
* Xiufeng
* Xiangshan
* Yanshan
* Wuzhou
* Changzhou
* Wanxiu
* merged into the Xi

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Xun|

| Yong→Yu|

| Zuo|

* Chongzuo
* Jiangzhou
* Nanning
* Jiangnan
* Xixiangtang
* merged into the Yong→Yu

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You|

* Baise
* Youjiang
* Nanning
* Xixiangtang
* merged into the Yong→Yu

* tributaries of Zuo & You
* Nanning
* Jiangnan
* Xixiangtang
* Qingxiu
* Liangqing
* Yongning
* Guigang
* Qintang
* Gangnan
* Gangbei
* Guiping
* merged into the Xun

Qian|

| Liu|

| Long|

* Hechi
* Jinchengjiang
* Yizhou
* merged into the Liu

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Rong|

* Liuzhou
* Liubei
* Liunan
* Chengzhong
* Yufeng
* merged into the Liu

* tributaries of Long & Rong
* merged into the Qian

Hongshui|

| Beipan|

* Xuanwei
* Liupanshui
* Liuzhi
* merged into the Hongshui

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Nanpan|

* Qujing
* Qilin
* merged into the Hongshui

* tributaries of Beipan & Nanpan
* Heshan
* Laibin
* Xingbin
* merged into the Qian

* tributaries of Liu & Hongshui
* Guiping
* merged into the Xun

* tributaries of Yong→Yu & Qian
* Wuzhou
* Changzhou
* Longxu
* Wanxiu
* merged into the Xi

* tributaries of Gui→Li & Xun
* Wuzhou
* Wanxiu
* Yunfu
* Yun'an
* Zhaoqing
* Gaoyao
* Duanzhou
* Dinghu
* Foshan
* Sanshui
* waterways with Bei
* Gaoming
* Nanhai
* Shunde
* Heshan
* Jiangmen
* Pengjiang
* waterways with Shiziyang & Lingdingyang
* Zhongshan
* Jiangmen
* Jianghai
* Xinhui
* Zhuhai
* Doumen
* Jinwan
* Xiangzhou
* South China Sea

Pearl River

Pearl|

* Guangzhou (Baiyun
* Liwan
* Haizhu
* Yuexiu
* Tianhe
* Huangpu)
* Foshan (Nanhai)
* Dongguan
* Shiziyang

Shiziyang|

* Pearl
* tributary of Dong
* Dongguan
* Guangzhou
* Panyu
* tributary of Bei
* Nansha
* waterways with Xi
* Lingdingyang

Lingdingyang|

* Shiziyang
* Guangzhou
* Nansha
* waterways with Xi
* Zhongshan
* Shenzhen
* Bao'an
* Guangming
* Longhua
* Nanshan
* Futian
* Luohu
* Yantian
* Longgang
* Pingshan
* Dapeng
* Zhuhai
* Xiangzhou
* Jinwan
* Doumen
* Hong Kong
* New Territories
* Hong Kong Island
* Kowloon
* Macau
* Macau Peninsula
* Jiuzhouyang

Jiuzhouyang|

* Lingdingyang
* Macau
* Taipa
* Coloane
* Cotai
* South China Sea

Major cities along the Yangtze River · Major cities along the Yellow River

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Operating areas of New Territories taxis in Hong Kong

Tuen Mun District|

| Operating areas|

* All

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Accessible roads|

* All

Yuen Long District|

| Operating areas|

* All

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Accessible roads|

* All

Tai Po District|

| Operating areas|

* All

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Accessible roads|

* All

North District|

| Operating areas|

* All

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Accessible roads|

* All

Sai Kung District|

| Operating areas|

* All (Except Tseung Kwan O New Town, Fei Ngo Shan and Tai Sheung Tok)
* Hang Hau Station
* Accident & Emergency Department, Tseung Kwan O Hospital
* Shek Kok Road

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Accessible roads|

* All (Except Tseung Kwan O New Town, Fei Ngo Shan and Tai Sheung Tok)
* Ying Yip Road
* Hang Hau Road
* Chiu Shun Road
* Ngan O Road
* Sheung Ning Road
* Chung Wa Road
* Pui Shing Road
* Ming Shing Road
* Wan Po Road
* Shek Kok Road

Sha Tin District|

| Operating areas|

* Ma On Shan New Town and Wu Kai Sha
* Ma Liu Shui
* Hong Kong Science Park
* Sha Tin Racecourse
* Kau To Shan (Except Kau To Shan Road)
* Prince of Wales Hospital

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Accessible roads|

* All roads in Ma On Shan
* Sai Sha Road
* Ma On Shan Road
* Ma On Shan Bypass
* Tai Po Road
* Sha Tin Section
* Ma Liu Shui Section
* Sha Tin Road
* Tate's Cairn Highway
* Shing Mun Tunnel Road
* Shing Mun Tunnels
* Sha Tin Wai Road
* Ngan Shing Street
* Chap Wai Kon Street
* Lai Ping Road
* Hung Kiu Lane
* Yung Ping Path
* University Road
* Tolo Highway
* Chak Cheung Street
* Sui Cheung Street
* Kiu Ha Road
* Shui Chong Street
* Science Park Road
* Science Park East Avenue
* Science Park West Avenue
* Chong San Road
* Fo Yin Road

Tsuen Wan District
(Except Northeast Lantau Island)|

| Operating areas|

* Chuen Lung North (Except Chuen Lung Village)
* Ting Kau (West of Ting Kau Interchange)
* Sham Tseng
* Tsing Lung Tau
* Sai Lau Kok Public Transport Interchange

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Accessible roads|

* Route Twisk
* Tuen Mun Road
* Tai Lam Tunnel
* Tsing Long Highway
* Ting Kau Bridge
* Kap Shui Mun Bridge
* Tsing Ma Bridge
* Tsuen Wan Road
* Cheung Pei Shan Road
* Shing Mun Tunnels
* Castle Peak Road
* Tsuen Wan Section
* Ting Kau Section
* Sham Tseng Section
* Tsing Lung Tau Section
* Lung Yue Road
* Lung Tang Road
* Hoi Long Path
* Sham Tseng Tsuen Road
* Sham Hong Road
* Sham Tsz Street
* Sai Lau Kok Road
* Wai Tsuen Road
* Miu Kong Street
* Shing Mun Road
* Tsuen Kam Interchange
* Texaco Road North
* Texaco Road
* Tsuen Tsing Interchange
* Tsing Tsuen Road

Kwai Tsing District|

| Operating areas|

* Tsing Yi Station
* Lantau Link View Point and Visitors Centre

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Accessible roads|

* Tsing Tsuen Road
* Tam Kon Shan Interchange
* Tsing King Road
* Tsing Yi North Coastal Road
* Fung Shue Wo Road
* Tsing Yi West Road
* Tsing Long Highway
* North West Tsing Yi Interchange
* Ting Kau Bridge
* Tsing Ma Bridge

Islands District (Lantau Island and Chek Lap Kok)
and Northeast Lantau Island|

| Operating areas|

* Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport
* Airport (Ground Transportation Centre) Bus Terminus
* Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
* Inspiration Lake
* Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port

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Accessible roads|

* Kap Shui Mun Bridge
* North Lantau Highway
* Penny's Bay Highway
* Magic Road
* Fantasy Road
* Chak Yan Road
* Long Yan Road
* Sea Point Road
* Inspiration Drive
* Airport Road
* Cheong Hong Road
* Airport South Interchange
* Cheong Lin Road
* Sky City Interchange
* Airport North Interchange
* Cheong Tat Road
* Chek Lap Kok Road
* Shun Long Road
* Shun Fai Road
* Shun Wui Road
* Shun Ming Road
* Shun Lin Road
* Tuen Mun–Chek Lap Kok Link

Kwun Tong District|

| Operating areas|

Shun Lee Estate

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Accessible roads|

* New Clear Water Bay Road
* Shun Ching Street
* Shun Lee Tsuen Road
* Shun King Street
* Lee On Road

Nanshan District, Shenzhen|

| Operating areas|

Shenzhen Bay Port (Hong Kong Port Area) Public Transport Interchange

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Accessible roads|

* Shenzhen Bay Bridge

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