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Installation Locations of Internet Protocol Cameras Annex Installation Locations of Internet Protocol Cameras District Installation Locations Central / 1. Outside Bowen Road Refuse Collection Point Western 2. Recyclable Collection Bin at Elgin Street (near Mid-Levels Escalator) 3. Rear Lane of Hau Wo Street, Sai Wan 4. At the junction of Elgin Street and Staunton Street 5. At the junction of Castle Steps and Robinson Place, No. 70 Robinson Road, Mid-Levels 6. Sands Street (near Lift) 7. Wo On Lane 8. Near Shek Tong Tsui Whitty Street Children's Playground 9. Pavement of Davis Street (section between Forbes Street and Belcher's Street) 10. Recyclable Collection Bin at Mosque Street (near Mid-Levels Escalator) 11. At the junction of Sataunton Street and Shelly Street Wanchai 12. Cannon Street 13. At the junction of Bowrington Road and Wan Chai Road 14. Pavement outside Methadone Clinic, No. 2 O'Brien Road 15. At the junction of Hennessy Road and Johnston Road (near Methodist House) 16. Tin Hau Station near Lau Sin Street Temporary Sitting-out Area 17. At the junction of Leighton Road and Wong Nai Chung Road(near Craigengower Cricket Club) 18. No. 4 Tin Hau Temple Road 19. At the junction of Cross Lane and Wood Road 20. At the junction of Canal Road West and Wan Chai Road 21. At the junction of Spring Garden Lane and Sam Pan Street (outside Spring Garden Lane Sitting-out Area) Eastern 22. At the junction of Shing On Street and Tai Shek Street, Sai Wan Ho 23. At the junction of North Point Road and Chun Yeung Street/Java Road 24. Pavement outside Nam On Street Public Toilet, Shau Kei Wan 25. At the junction of Kam Wa Street and Mong Lung Street, Shau Kei Wan 26. Pavement outside 993 King's Road, Quarry Bay 27. North View Street near footbridge, North Point 28. Yee Shing Street and side lane exit of Yee Fung Street, Chai Wan 1 Annex District Installation Locations 29. Finnie Street Exit of Quarry Bay Station 30. Electric Road, North Point (near Luen Wo Apartments) 31. Opposite to Tin Hau Temple, Fei Tsui Road, Chai Wan 32. Tai Cheong Street (near Tai Cheong House), Sai Wan Ho 33. No. 216 Tin Hau Temple Road, North Point 34. Yee Fung Street, Chai Wan 35. Near No. 126 Tin Hau Temple Road, North Point Southern 36. At the junction of Hing Wo Street and Ka Wo Street (outside Tin Wan Market) 37. Bin site opposite to Pokfulam Village 38. Lee Nam Road Refuse Collection Point 39. Aberdeen Old Main Street 40. Heung Yip Road 41. Ap Lei Chau Praya Road (near pier) 42. Aside Yip Fat Street Public Toilet 43. Shum Wan Road 44. Roundabout at Nam Fung Road 45. At the junction of Bisney Road and Victoria Road 46. Pavement opposite to lamp post 43176 at Nam Fung Road Yau Tsim 47. At the junction of Battery Street and Saigon Street (outside Yau Tsim Mong Multicultural Activity Centre) 48. Arthur Street, Yau Ma Tei (near Wing Sing Lane) 49. Outside Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier 50. Outside Immigration Department - West Kowloon Office, No.28 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 51. At the junction of Reclamation Street and Nanking Street 52. Rear Lane at No. 151-177 Temple Street (section between Saigon Street and Ning Po Street) 53. Area outside Star Mansion, No. 3 Minden Row, Tsim Sha Tsui 54. At the junction of Parkes Street and Bowring Street, Jordan (Pavement at No. 37 Parkes Street) 55. At the junction of Man Ming Lane and Portland Street (pavement outside Portland Street/Man Ming Lane Sitting-Out Area) 56. Cliff Road near Yaumati Kaifong Association School Mong Kok 57. At the junction of Kok Cheung Street and Wai On Street, Tai Kok Tsui 58. Outside Sai Yee Street (Flower Market Road) Refuse Collection Point 2 Annex District Installation Locations 59. At the junction of Hak Po Street and Pak Po Street 60. At the junction of Li Tak Street and Tai Kok Tsui Road 61. Pavement in front of Nelson Street Refuse Collection Point 62. At the junction of Tai Nan Street and Cedar Street 63. At the junction of Larch Street and Fir Street 64. At the junction of Kok Cheung Street and Ka Shin Street Sham Shui Po 65. Tonkin Street (section between Po On Road and Un Chau Street) 66. Rear Lane at No. 171 Cheung Sha Wan Road 67. Pavement under footbridge at the junction of Yen Chow Street West and Cheong San Lane 68. Underneath Kwai Chung Road Flyover, Mei Foo (lane near Yan Oi Tong) 69. Pavement outside Tin Hau Temple at the junction of Yee Kuk Street and Kweilin Street 70. Kiu Kiang Street (section between Castle Peak Road and Shun Ning Road) 71. Lane between Sun On House, 133-139 Yu Chau Street and Shek Kip Mei Street Rest Garden 72. Lane next to Win Fat Mansion, 1-7 Apliu Street 73. Pavement outside Yee Kuk Street Refuse Collection Point 74. At the junction of Wing Lung Street and Castle Peak Road 75. Lay-by opposite to pavilion between Cheong San Lane, Nam Cheong District Community Centre and Cheong Him House 76. Pavement between Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Food Market and Hoi Lok Court, Lai Ying Street 77. Lane at No.142 Cheung Sha Wan Road 78. Lane at the junction of Pratas Street and Castle Peak Road 79. Lane of Wing Lung Street (section between Castle Peak Road and Shun Ning Road) 80. At the junction of Un Chau Street and Wing Lung Street Kowloon City 81. At the junction of Mei King Street and Mei Kwong Street 82. Outside Cheung Ning Street Refuse Collection Point 83. Outside I-Feng Mansion, Chi Kiang Street 84. Rear lane at No.20 Wuhu Street 85. At the junction of Man Lok Street and Man Yue Street 86. At the junction of Pentland Street and Prince Edward Road West 3 Annex District Installation Locations 87. Outside Cattle Depot Artist Village, Ma Tau Kok Road (near Luk Ming Street) 88. Area next to Exit F of Kowloon Tong Station 89. King Tak Street 90. At the junction of Ming On Street and Bulkeley Street 91. At the junction of Knight Street and Duke Street Wong Tai Sin 92. At the junction of Sam Chuk Street and Tsat Po Street 93. At the junction of Kam Fung Street and Wan Fung Street 94. Yan Oi Street (near lamp post AA7256) 95. Rear lane of Hong Keung Street (near lamp post CF0606) 96. Yuk Wah Crescent outside Manning Theatre Building 97. Fung Shing Street, Diamond Hill (near Hilltop Gardens) 98. Outside Yin Hing Building, Yin Hing Street Kwun Tong 99. Rear lane of Lai Yue Building, Horse Shoe Lane 100. Lam Tin Station Exit A (near Bank of China) 101. Yau Tong Centre near the junction of Ka Wing Street and Yan Wing Street 102. On Wah Street near Siu King Building 103. Hing Tin Street outside Tak Tin Plaza (near Lamp post BF0424) 104. Entrance of Amoy Plaza I Kwai Tsing 105. Ping Lai Path, Kwai Chung (Junction of Castle Peak Road (Kwai Chung)) 106. Outside New Fisherman Village Refuse Collection Point 107. Tsing Hung Road under Tsing Sha Highway 108. Ping Fu Path, Kwai Chung (Junction of Ta Chuen Ping Street) 109. Pavement outside On Shing Building, Tai Pak Tin Street 110. Cheung Fai Road, Tsing Yi 111. Pavement outside Kwai Chun Court, Kwai Hing Road 112. Outside Ta Chuen Ping Street Refuse Collection Point 113. Outside Tam Kong Shan Road Refuse Collection Point 114. Outside Tai Loong Street Refuse Collection Point 115. Alley between Wang Wah Building and Yen Ya Building 116. Alley between Yen Ya Building and Tak Tai Building 117. Shek Kin Street 118. Hing Fong Road near Kwai Chung Centre 119. Outside Tai Yuen Street Public Toilet 4 Annex District Installation Locations Tsuen Wan 120. Heung Wo Street near Heung Shing Street Sitting-out Area 121. Tai Pei Square Carpark 122. Carpark outside Carson Mansion at Wun Tung Street, Lo Tak Court 123. Gemini Beach Refuse Collection Point 124. Lay-by near Refuse Collection Point of Sea Crest Villa Phase 4, Castle Peak Road (Tuen Mun Bound) 125. Chai Wan Kok Cooked Food Market (near lamp post W3295) 126. Wo Yi Hop Village Refuse Collection Point (TW-14) 127. Ting Kau Village Refuse Collection Point (TW-50) 128. Yau Ma Hom Road Refuse Collection Point (TW-9) 129. Sin Har Tung Refuse Collection Point (TW-39) Tuen Mun 130. Yip Wong Road Public Toilet & Refuse Collection Point 131. San Hing Tsuen Refuse Collection Point 132. Public place next to Fung On Street Carpark 133. Hung Cheung Road Refuse Collection Point 134. Public place next to Prime View LRT Station 135. Public place under the bridge next to Tuen Mun Cycling Entry/Exit Hub 136. Tsing Yeung Circuit Refuse Collection Point 137. San Sau Street Refuse Collection Point 138. Hing Kwai Street 139. Tuen Hing Road near Tuen Mun Substation 140. Old Cafeteria Beach Refuse Collection Point (TM-42) 141. Tsing Chuen Wai Refuse Collection Point (TM-27) 142. Refuse Collection Point at side of Tsz Tin Tsuen Public Toilet (TM-118) 143. Bin site near Siu Hang Tsuen Public Toilet (TM-116) 144. Tong Hang Road Bin site 145. Tsing Shan Tsuen Bin site 146. Public place outside Kin Lung Street Refuse Collection Point 147. Public place outside Ka Wo Li Refuse Collection Point 148. Public place outside Ka Choi Lane Refuse Collection Point 149. Public place outside Sam Shing Street Refuse Collection Point 150. Near pedestrian crossing at Leung Wan Street near Venice Gardens Yuen Long 151.
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