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Mid-Levels Shek Tong Tsui Kennedy Town Sai Ying Pun ! 五號碼頭 Pier No.5 中山紀念公園 西 環 社區 園圃 體育館 中山紀念公園 中山紀念公園 Sun Yat Sen 辦事處 EASTERN東 邊ST 街 NORTH 北 1A 游泳池 Memorial Park SAI WAN 西 1B 消 中環污水 防 處理廠 抽 西 營 盤 水 港 澳 碼 頭 街 站 碼頭 中西區 HK-Macau Ferry Terminal Wharf 海濱長廊 豐物道 上環 CHUNG KONG RD 西座 西區副食品批發市場 SAI YING PUN 消防局 中區警區 中 中港道 CONNAUGHT ROAD WEST SERVICES ST總部 石塘咀 Western Wholesale Food Market WESTERN FIRE 上 環 景 抽水 9 中區 站 西 警署 道 2 高樂花園 正 144 保 利 滙 寶立 威 電車廠 均益大廈邊悅心 豐! 成基 栢 豐本 118 粵 修 4 FUNG MAT ROAD Connaught Garden 港島 宏 倫 利 海 德 8A SHEK TONG TSUI 9 160 第三期 街銀行 鹹魚街 財 打 72中銀 干 諾 道 西 Tram Depot 中 康明 太平洋 大 ST 景 豐 皇 西區公眾貨物裝卸區 朝 昌寧 237 金坤 德東 鴻昌 利 潮 蘭 信用卡 啓 信德中心 SHEUNG WAN 聯 189 興華 樂基 四 海外 高 285 153 WILMER 德后 信 4 166 光 州 邑 街 WING發 LOK ST Shun Tak Centre 水 偉景 天興 辦 DES VOEUX ROAD WEST 信託 光 富 聖巴拿巴 豐 街 奇 輔 街 9 建 威勝 Marriott 272 東慈 正 31 南 198 海景 盛 街 忠 228 崇202 聯德 西 BONHAM STRAND235 W NEW MARKET ST祐CM+ KA ON ST 西區 靈 西 160 威 120 億 均益大廈 D 正 源 街寶 慶 都 紫 高陞街 普頓 華 8 億安 D 林士街 干 諾 道 西 CHIU KWONG 桂 梅 73 嘉 警署 里 源 豐 星輝利 豐 70 西區 金日 榮 嘉安 第二期 10 街 輝 里 A2 薇 IBIS 永 維港 香 芳 T 臺 新街市街利泰 停車場 ! 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