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Annex List of LCSD Turf Pitches Annex List of LCSD Turf Pitches Natural turf District pitch (NTP)/ (Note 1) 7-a-side/ Size Usage Rate Council Venue Artificial (m) 11-a-side in 2018 (Note 2) district turf pitch (ATP) Hong Kong Island Central & Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park ATP 7-a-side 77 x 57 78% Western Eastern Quarry Bay Park Pitch No. 1 ATP 7-a-side 73 x 53 80% Pitch No. 2 ATP 7-a-side 77 x 57 Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 105 x 67 100% Southern Aberdeen Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 72% ATP 11-a-side 94 x 54 Wong Chuk Hang Recreation Ground ATP 11-a-side 90 x 51 63% Wan Chai Causeway Bay Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 95 x 64 100% Happy Valley Pitch No. 1 ATP 11-a-side 92 x 60 64% Recreation Ground Pitch No. 2 ATP 11-a-side 90 x 60 Pitch No. 3 ATP 11-a-side 83 x 47 Pitch No. 4 ATP 11-a-side 90 x 48 Pitch No. 5 NTP 11-a-side 90 x 60 Pitch No. 6 ATP 11-a-side 100 x 63 Pitch No. 7 NTP 7-a-side 61 x 37 Pitch No. 8 ATP 7-a-side 69 x 50 Pitch No. 9 ATP 7-a-side 56 x 45 Pitch No. 10 ATP 7-a-side 56 x 45 Hong Kong Stadium(Note 3) NTP 11-a-side 105 x 68 — So Kon Po Recreation Ground NTP 11-a-side 94 x 64 100% Kowloon Kowloon Ho Man Tin East Pitch No. 1 NTP 11-a-side 100 x 70 87% City Service Reservoir Pitch No. 2 NTP 11-a-side 100 x 70 Playground Kowloon Tsai Park — NTP 11-a-side 91 x 54 80% Pitch No. 1 ATP 11-a-side 111 x 64 Pitch No. 2 ATP 11-a-side 98 x 52 Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 93% Tin Kwong Road Pitch No. 1 NTP 7-a-side 61 x 37 95% 1 Natural turf District pitch (NTP)/ (Note 1) 7-a-side/ Size Usage Rate Council Venue Artificial (m) 11-a-side in 2018 (Note 2) district turf pitch (ATP) Recreation Ground Pitch No. 2 NTP 7-a-side 61 x 37 Kwun Tong Kowloon Bay Park ATP 11-a-side 100 x 69 69% ATP 7-a-side 77 x 57 Kowloon Bay Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 90 x 63 95% Kwun Tong Recreation Ground ATP 7-a-side 64 x 38 91% Sai Tso Wan Recreation Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 98% Shun Lee Tsuen Park ATP 7-a-side 61 x 37 71% Wai Lok Street Temporary Soccer NTP 7-a-side 62 x 37 77% Pitch Sham Shui Hing Wah Street West Playground ATP 7-a-side 61 x 37 77% Po Sham Shui Po Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 100% Shek Kip Mei Park ATP 11-a-side 100 x 68 76% Tai Hang Tung Pitch No. 1 NTP 7-a-side 77 x 56 100% Recreation Ground Pitch No. 2 NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 Pitch No. 3 NTP 11-a-side 100 x 62 Wong Tai Hammer Hill Road Sports Ground NTP 7-a-side 57 x 34 86% Sin NTP 11-a-side 96 x 63 Lok Fu Recreation Ground ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 71% Morse Park Pitch No. 1 ATP 11-a-side 90 x 45 69% Pitch No. 2 ATP 11-a-side 90 x 45 Pitch No. 3 ATP 11-a-side 90 x 45 Pitch No. 4 ATP 7-a-side 59 x 38 Po Kong Village Road Pitch No. 1 ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 73% Park Pitch No. 2 ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 Yau Tsim Boundary Street Recreation Ground ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 64% Mong Cherry Street Park ATP 7-a-side 61 x 37 79% Mong Kok Stadium(Note 3) NTP 11-a-side 105 x 65 — New Territories Islands Man Tung Road Park ATP 7-a-side 62 x 37 74% Kwai Tsing Kwai Chung Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 97% Tsing Yi Northeast Park ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 61% Tsing Yi Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 100% Wo Yi Hop Road Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 73 x 47 94% North Fanling Recreation Ground NTP 11-a-side 110 x 75 95% Kwu Tung Grass Soccer Pitch NTP 11-a-side 87 x 44 78% 2 Natural turf District pitch (NTP)/ (Note 1) 7-a-side/ Size Usage Rate Council Venue Artificial (m) 11-a-side in 2018 (Note 2) district turf pitch (ATP) North District Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 62 90% Pak Fuk Tin Sum Playground ATP 7-a-side 71 x 45 67% Sai Kung Po Tsui Park ATP 11-a-side 100 x 65 65% Sai Kung Tang Shiu Kin Sports NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 57% Ground Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground NTP 7-a-side 62 x 40 100% NTP 11-a-side 105 x 68 Sha Tin Hin Tin Playground NTP 11-a-side 91 x 61 86% Ma On Shan Recreation Ground ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 58% Ma On Shan Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 92% Sha Tin Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 65 95% Tsang Tai Uk Recreation Ground ATP 11-a-side 105 x 70 73% Tai Po Kwong Fuk Football Ground ATP 11-a-side 91 x 49 70% Kwong Fuk Park ATP 11-a-side 105 x 70 63% Tai Po Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 63 100% Tsuen Wan Shing Mun Valley Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 93% Tsuen Wan Riviera Park NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 94% Tuen Mun Siu Lun Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 62 79% Tuen Mun Tang Shiu Kin Sports NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 90% Ground Wu Shan Recreation Playground ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 58% Yuen Long Tin Shui Wai Sports Ground NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 100% Tin Yip Road Park ATP 11-a-side 100 x 64 70% Yuen Long Stadium NTP 11-a-side 100 x 64 100% Notes (1) The LCSD’s soccer pitches are designed in accordance with the relevant standards. The sizes of the vast majority of turf pitches meet the relevant standards, except those with venue constraints. (2) The usage rate of turf pitch is calculated on the basis of the number of hours of hire. If there is more than one pitch in a venue, the number of hours hired for all the pitches will be aggregated. (3) As Hong Kong Stadium and Mong Kok Stadium are not open for hire by members of the public, there is no record of their usage rates. 3 .
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