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Planning Department M/Ne/09/78 Tai Lung Crematorium 200 Wa Mei Shan Lo Wai Sha Lo Tung Cheung Uk Kiu Tau 336 ³¶ E¯ 300 Ma Tseuk Ø¿⁄ Gallant F¨¹Ã} Tong Water Tunnel Garden 100 û¤ Sha Lo Tung s¤ 200 NGAU AU E⁄s| Lei Uk Shan Liu E⁄s SHA LO TUNG C 100 Kau Lung Hang eªw C San Wai CLOUDY HILL ¸¤ ( KAU LUNG HANG SHAN ) Ho Lek Pui C n« Yuen Leng 100 M'Xƒ p†s 100 Nam Wa Po 440 Lai Pek Shan 205 400 j⁄ Wo Hop Shek Cemetery San Tsuen Tai Mei Tuk 200 300 82 d§Î C «¤ ªÄO Ng Uk Tsuen ¶¸ Wong Chuk Tseng Tau Å¥ Lo Tsz Tin s Ø¿⁄ Ting Kok Tsuen 200 ~ C }¬ Lung Mei A Shan ¼¿ Tung Tsz ‹¥ 300 j¤ 282 Po Sam Pai Tsiu Lam Å¥¤ Tai Wo 200 t A` 100 200 Ser Res Lookout Water Tunnel ˘Y TING ¤fl San Tau Kok KOK ROAD 46 Water Tunnel Tsz Tong õ® ‡ A` Wai Ha 400 Lookout Tsuen Tai Hang Ø¿⁄ 400 »›·—– A` Hong Kong Institute 300 Lookout A` of Education SHUEN WAN Lookout 480 ñ»é¶ t 288 400 _¥j¤ Fung Yuen Ser Res Lo Tsuen t ˚›s PAK TAI TO YAN Ser Res Forest Hill WAI TAU TSUEN ¼½a Ha Tei Ha 506 CHE TEI Á³ †W˘ Mak Uk L²ë Shuen 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300 ROAD 784 680 600 253 9 ·‰ « Ab 800 Ferry Pier Heng On 300 j¤H® Kam On «w ¤bs 400 Court Heng On Z¸ t Estate ¤b s¤õ¤A 200 Nim Au Ser Res Fire Lookout 700 ]„ fi LOCATION PLAN PLANNING DEPARTMENT EXTRACT PLAN PREPARED ON 3-9-2009 EXPERT EVALUATION ON AIR VENTILATION ASSESSMENT FOR TAI PO AREA SCALE 1 : 30 000 REFERENCE No. METRES 600 0 600 1 200 1 800 2 400 METRES M/NE/09/78.
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