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BAY BEACH San Chau Mui Wo Tsoi Yuen F¯ Kap Kau Tsuen Tsuen Chung Hau _¥j⁄‹¥ s· j¤a D1 FOR HARD BOTTOM SUBSTRATE Tai Tei San Keng 49 U¸ Tong SILVER MINE BAY 81 Man Kok aª 766 ¬½á ¥ Sw P U¸¤ C2 LANTAU NORTH COUNTRY PARK LIN FA SHAN Shek Pik Au ¥ Man Kok Tsui SHEK SZE SHAN338 È»W j¤¬ Ngan Wan ·‰ INDICATIVE CORAL DIVE SURVEY POINTS Estate Ferry Pier 751 –˙ C1 FOR SOFT BOTTOM SUBSTRATE D10 NEI LAK SHAN LANTAU ISLAND ‡a C1 Luk Tei Tong Œ¶ `˘ ùÂF t Round Table ˆƒ⁄B Imhoff Tank SHEUNG TUNG AU ¯ªù Ser Res Village Sewage Treatment Works Kau San Tei P©½ o´ 532 449 Water Treatment SUNSHINE ISLAND _Ä] Works IDENTIFIED HARD SUBSTRATUM(CHAU KUNG TO) ‹_¥ H¶ WÆ Po Chue Obelisk CHEUNG SHAN Wan Tsai êª Tam t 132 FU SHAN 39 Ser Res 749 G¤F SC FOR SOFT CORAL SURVEY 95 75 TAI O X¼ YI TUNG SHAN flK“ Cemetery Lai Chi 869 Yuen Tsuen 105 NGONG PING TAI O 194 116 x­ ˜ TEI TONG TSAI j¤F 125 NO VESSEL SHALL ENTER OR PASS THROUGH Barracks Police Post _Ĭ t 400 ˆƒ⁄B SUNSET PEAK Ser Res §r Sewage Po Lin NAM SHAN A` 196 Addiction Treatment Monastery ( TAI TUNG SHAN ) Lookout Treatment ‡F˘w‹ ¥J Works Shek Tsai Po YIM TIN ⁄´ Centre Hei Ling Chau Correctional s— Tian Tan 183 Buddha Statue 49 Institution sa Lung Tin Lung Hin CourtEstate | 322 • NO VESSEL WITH AN AIR-DRAUGHT EXCEEDING Wang Hang Village ‡F SZE SHAN ·‰ T­ Ferry Pier HEI LING CHAU 493 479 Mau Yuen 15m SHALL ENTER OR PASS THROUGH ¥I ⁄« ‡ •l⁄ ⁄‰ ñ»Ä 227 Shui Tseng Wan Luk Wu 900 Pak Fu Tin û¤º SZE TSZ TAU SHANMUK YUE SHAN 918 LANTAU PEAK Ngau Kwu Wan s· 400 ( FUNG WONG SHAN ) 934 275 San Tsuen B§½(F“F |§ W¤Â NO VESSEL WITH AN AIR-DRAUGHT EXCEEDING Copyright in this document and all proprietary rights in the information it contains–˛ o´ belongHang Meito the AA. It is a condition of the supply of this document, in whatever form, A` PAK KUNG AU Upper 352 Leung UkWater A` Lookout ( TUNG CHUNG AU ) Treatment Tsuen Keung Shan Lookout Workst that the recipient shall hold it in confidence and shall not duplicate or otherwise reproduceSer Res it in whole or in part, nor disclose its contents without the written consent of the AA.
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