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Hong Kong Operating Network with Future HONG KONG OPERATING NETWORK WITH Shenzhen FUTURE EXTENSIONS Lo Wu Legend Station Proposed Station Shenzhen Metro Network Interchange Station Proposed Interchange Station Racing days only * Lok Ma Chau Sheung Shui Existing Airport Express Island Line Ma On Shan Line Tsuen Wan Line Disneyland Resort Line Kwun Tong Line South Island Line Tung Chung Line Network East Rail Line Light Rail Tseung Kwan O Line West Rail Line Kwu Tung Fanling Projects in Guangzhou-Shenzhen- Shatin to Central Link (Tai Wai to Hung Hom Section) Hong Kong Express Rail Link Shatin to Central Link (Hung Hom to Admiralty Section) Progress Tai Wo Northern Link and Tung Chung West Extension Potential Future Long Yuen Long Kwu Tung Station and Possible Tung Chung East Ping 48 Extensions under Station Tuen Mun South Extension 41 47 East Kowloon Line Hung Shui Kiu Station Kam Railway Development Sheung Tai Po Market South Island Line (West) Road 33 Strategy 2014 49 North Island Line Tin Shui Wai 36 50 Ma On Shan Wu Kai Sha Hung Shui Kiu New Territories Heng On University Tai Siu Hong Properties Owned / Developed / Managed by the Corporation Shui Hang 01 Telford Gardens / Telford Plaza I and II 31 Citylink Plaza 30 39 02 World-wide House 32 MTR Hung Hom Building / 27 35 03 Admiralty Centre Hung Hom Station Carpark 29 Tuen Mun Racecourse* Shek Mun 04 Argyle Centre 33 Trackside Villas Fo Tan 05 Luk Yeung Sun Chuen / Luk Yeung Galleria 34 The Capitol / Le Prestige / Hemera 35 The Palazzo 31 City One 06 New Kwai Fong Gardens Tuen Mun South 07 Sun Kwai Hing Gardens 36 Lake Silver 28 Sha Tin Tsuen05 Wan Tai Wo Hau Sha 08 Fairmont House 37 Festival City Tin Wai 09 Kornhill / Kornhill Gardens 38 The Riverpark 45 Kwai07 Hing 38 10 Fortress Metro Tower 39 Century Gateway Che Kung 11 Hongway Garden / Infinitus Plaza 42 The Austin / Grand Austin Tsuen Wan West 40 Temple 06 37 12 Perfect Mount Gardens 45 City Point Kwai Fong Tai Wai 13 New Jade Garden 18 Hin Keng 14 Southorn Garden Tsing Yi Mei Foo Lok Fu Wong Tai Sin 15 Heng Fa Chuen / Heng Fa Villa / Paradise Mall Lai King Kowloon Diamond Hill Property Developments Lai Chi Kok Tong Choi Wan 16 Park Towers Cheung Sha Wan Under Construction / Planning AsiaWorld-Expo DisneylandResort 25 17 Felicity Garden Sham Choi Shun Tin 46 Shui Po Kowloon Hung 18 Tierra Verde / Maritime Square 1 / Maritime Square 2 34 LOHAS Park Packages Sunny Bay Shek Sau Mau Ping 19 Tung Chung Crescent / Citygate / Novotel Citygate / Nam Kip Mei 40 Tai Wai Station Po Tat Po Lam Seaview Crescent / Coastal Skyline / Caribbean Coast Airport Prince Kowloon 41 Tin Wing Stop Cheong Edward Kai Tak Bay 24 20 Central Park / Island Harbourview / Park Avenue / Mong 01 43 Wong Chuk Hang Station Packages 20 Mong Hang Hau Harbour Green / Bank of China Centre / HSBC Centre / 04 Kok Kok East Sung 44 Ho Man Tin Station Packages Wong Olympian City One / Olympian City Two Cable Car 44 To Toi Yau Kwa Ngau Tau Kok Olympic Ma Ho 51 Yau Tong Ventilation Building Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung East Tei Wan 21 The Waterfront / Sorrento / The Harbourside / 19 Man Kwun Tong 23 Tin The Arch / Elements / The Cullinan / The Harbourview Tung 42 26 21 Lam Tin Place / W Hong Kong / International Commerce Tung Chung Yau Tong Tseung Whampoa Kwan O Chung Austin Jordan Centre / The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong Tiu West Rail Line Property West Keng Kowloon Tsim Hung 22 One International Finance Centre / Two International West Sha Hom 51 Leng Tsui 32 Finance Centre / IFC Mall / Four Seasons Hotel / Developments (As Agent for Kowloon Four Seasons Place Lantau Island the Relevant Subsidiaries of East Tsim 10 23 Central Heights / The Grandiose / The Wings / Sha Tsui Fortress Hill 22 y 09 34 PopCorn 1 / PopCorn 2 / Crowne Plaza Hong Kong wa th KCRC) Sai Ying Pun se or LOHAS Park Hong KongTamar u Kowloon East / Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Kowloon 11 Ca y N 17 Exhibition a North Centre B 12 East / Vega Suites 39 Century Gateway 16 Point 02 Quarry Bay Tai Koo 15 24 Residence Oasis / The Lane 45 Ocean Pride / Ocean Supreme / Tin HKU Sheung Wan KennedyTown Hau 25 No.8 Clear Water Bay Road / Choi Hung Park & Ride PARC CITY / THE PAVILIA BAY / City Point Central 14 Sai Wan Ho Wan 26 Metro Town 46 Cullinan West 03 Chai CausewayBay Shau Kei Wan 27 Royal Ascot / Plaza Ascot 47 The Spectra / Long Ping Station (South) 08 Admiralty Heng Fa Chuen 28 Ocean Walk 48 Yuen Long Station Hong Kong Island 13 29 Sun Tuen Mun Centre / Sun Tuen Mun Shopping Centre 49 Kam Sheung Road Station Packages 30 Hanford Garden / Hanford Plaza 50 Pat Heung Maintenance Centre Chai Wan Queen Mary Hospital Cyberport Tin Wan Aberdeen Wah Fu 43 Wong Ocean Chuk Park Hang Lei Tung South Horizons 10 MTR Corporation Overview Business Review and Analysis Shenzhen Hung Shui Kiu 41 Long Ping Lok Ma Chau 29 Siu Hong 47 Tin Shui Wai Corporate Governance Lo Wu Tuen Mun 30 39 Yuen Long Tuen Mun South 48 28 Kam 49 Sheung Kwu Tung Road Sheung Shui 50 Intercity Through Train Route Map Fanling Financials and Other Information Beijing Line * AsiaWorld- Due to the redevelopmentShanghai of railway Line control point at Zhaoqing, Expo services to/from Zhaoqing has been suspended since 16 April 2017 until further notice. Guangdong Line Ngong Ping 360 Airport Cable Car Beijing Tai Wo Zhaoqing* Tung Guangzhou Lantau Island Chung Foshan West Tung 19 Chung New Territories Dongguan Shanghai Tung Chung East Tsuen Wan West HONG KONG SAR 45 Sunny Bay Tai Po Market Tsuen Wan 33 Disneyland 05 Resort 18 Tai Wo Hau Tsing Yi Kwai Hing 07 Kwai Fong 06 Lai King University Mei Foo 27 35 Fo Tan 31 Tai Sha Tin Shui Heng On 46 Racecourse* Hang Ma On Shan Nam Lai Chi Kok Tai Wai Cheong 40 36 Cheung Annual Report37 2017 20 Sha Wan 38 Wu Kai Sha City One Sham Hin Keng Sha Shek Mun Olympic Che Kung Tin Prince Shui Po Kowloon Temple Tong Wai Kennedy Edward 21 Lok Fu Town Sai Ying Pun 04 Shek Kowloon Kip Mei Kowloon Wong Tai Sin Mong HKU Kok West 42 Yau Diamond Hill 11 Kowloon Austin Ma Mong Kok East Queen Mary Sheung Wan Tsim Tei 44 Sha Hospital 22 Ho 25 Tsui Jordan Man 02 To Sung Kai Tak Choi Cyberport Hong Kong Tin Kwa Wong Choi Wan Central Hung Wan Toi Tamar Hung East Tsim Whampoa Wah Fu Sha Tsui 32 Hom Kowloon 01 Bay Shun Tin Admiralty Exhibition 03 14 Centre Sau Mau Ping 08 Causeway Tin Wan Ngau Tau Kok Wan Bay North Fortress Hill Po Tat South Horizons Chai 10 Aberdeen Causeway 16 Kwun Tong Po Lam Bay Tin North Lei Tung Hau Point Lam Tin 24 Wong Hang Hau 43 Hong Kong Island Quarry Bay Yau Tong Chuk 09 26 23 Hang 51 Tai Koo Ocean Park 17 Tiu Tseung Sai Wan Ho Keng Kwan O 12 Leng Shau Kei Wan Heng Fa Chuen 15 34 LOHAS Park Chai Wan 13 11.
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