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Shenzhen Lo Wu Hong Kong Operating Network with Future Extensions Intercity Through Beijing Train Route Map Lok Ma Chau Sheung Shui Shanghai Legend Existing Network Projects in Progress Potential Future Extensions u g in zho q Station Airport Express Guangzhou-Shenzhen- North Island Line Kwu Tung Fanling o Beijing Line a ang h Interchange Station Disneyland Resort Line Hong Kong Express Rail Link Northern Link Z Gu Shanghai Line Proposed Station East Rail Line Kwun Tong Line Extension South Island Line (West) n n a South Island Line (East) Guangdong Line sha u Proposed Island Line Extension to Central South o F gg on HONG KONG SAR Interchange Station Kwun Tong Line West Island Line D Shenzhen Metro Light Rail Shatin to Central Link Network Ma On Shan Line Tai Wo * Racing days only Tseung Kwan O Line Yuen Long Tsuen Wan Line Long Tung Chung Line Ping 48 West Rail Line 41 47 Kam Tai Po Market Sheung Road 33 Properties Owned / Developed / Property Developments 49 Managed by the Corporation Under Construction / Planning Tin Shui Wai Ma On Shan 36 50 01 Telford Gardens / Telford Plaza I and II 34 LOHAS Park Package 3-10 Wu Kai Sha 02 World-wide House 40 Tai Wai Station New Territories Heng On 03 Admiralty Centre 41 Tin Wing Stop (Light Rail) University Siu Hong Tai 04 Argyle Centre 42 The Austin / Austin Station Site D Shui 05 Luk Yeung Sun Chuen / Luk Yeung Galleria 43 Wong Chuk Hang Station Hang 06 New Kwai Fong Gardens 44 Ho Man Tin Station 27 07 Sun Kwai Hing Gardens 35 08 Fairmont House 29 Tuen Mun Racecourse* West Rail Line Property 30 39 Shek Mun Fo Tan 09 Kornhill / Kornhill Gardens 28 10 Fortress Metro Towers Developments (As Agent for the 31 11 Hongway Garden / Infinitus Plaza Relevant Subsidiaries of KCRC) City One 12 Perfect Mount Gardens 39 Century Gateway II Sha Tin Tsuen05 Wan Tai Wo Hau 13 New Jade Garden 45 Tsuen Wan West Station (TW5) Bayside / Sha Tin Tsuen Wan West Station (TW5) Cityside / Kwai Hing 14 Southorn Garden 45 38 Wai Tsuen Wan West Station (TW6) / 07 15 Heng Fa Chuen / Heng Fa Villa / Paradise Mall Tsuen Wan West Station (TW7) Che Kung 16 Park Towers Tsuen Wan West Temple 46 Nam Cheong Station 40 17 Felicity Garden 06 37 47 Long Ping Station (North) / Long Ping Station (South) Kwai Fong 18 Tierra Verde / Maritime Square Tai Wai 48 Yuen Long Station 18 Hin Keng 19 Tung Chung Crescent / Citygate / Novotel 49 Kam Sheung Road Station Mei Foo Lok Fu Wong Tai Sin Citygate / Seaview Crescent / Coastal Skyline / Tsing Yi 50 Pat Heung Maintenance Centre Caribbean Coast Lai King Kowloon Lai Chi Kok Tong Diamond Hill 20 Central Park / Island Harbourview / Cheung Sha Wan AsiaWorld-Expo 25 Park Avenue / Harbour Green / DisneylandResort Sham Choi Hung Bank of China Centre / HSBC Centre / 46 Shui Po Kowloon Olympian City One / Olympian City Two Sunny Bay Shenzhen Shek 21 The Waterfront / Sorrento / Nam Kip Mei Airport Prince Lo Wu Po Lam The Harbourside / The Arch / Elements / 19 Cheong Kowloon Bay Edward Kai Tak 24 The Cullinan / The Harbourview Place / Lok Ma Chau 01 20 Mong Mong Hang Hau W Hong Kong / International Commerce Tung 04 Kok Kok East To Chung Kwa Kwu Centre / The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong Wan Ngau Tau Kok Tung Yau 44 Ma 22 One International Finance Centre / Olympic Ma Ho Tau Tei Man Wai Kwun Tong 23 Two International Finance Centre / Cable Car Tin IFC Mall / Four Seasons Hotel / Ngong Ping 360 42 Lam Tin 21 Yau Tong Tseung Four Seasons Place Whampoa Kwan O Hung Hong Kong Austin Jordan 23 Central Heights / The Grandiose / The Wings / Shui Kiu Tiu Kowloon Tsim Hung 26 Keng PopCorn 1 / PopCorn 2 / Crowne Plaza Lantau West Sha Hom Leng Tsui 32 Hong Kong Kowloon East / Holiday Inn Express Kowloon Hong Kong Kowloon East / Vega Suites Island Terminus East Tsim 10 24 Residence Oasis / The Lane Sha Tsui y Fortress Hill 09 34 25 No.8 Clear Water Bay Road / 22 wa th Sai Ying Pun se Hong Kong u or LOHAS Park Choi Hung Park & Ride 11 Ca y N 17 Tamar Ba North Exhibition Point 12 26 Metro Town 16 02 Quarry Bay 27 Royal Ascot / Plaza Ascot Tai Koo 15 Tin HKU Sheung Wan 28 Ocean Walk KennedyTown Hau Central 14 Sai Wan Ho Wan 29 Sun Tuen Mun Centre / Sun Tuen Mun Chai Bay Shopping Centre 03 Causeway Shau Kei Wan 08 30 Hanford Garden / Hanford Plaza Central SouthAdmiralty Heng Fa Chuen 31 Citylink Plaza Hong Kong Island 13 32 MTR Hung Hom Building / Hung Hom Station Schemes Proposed in the Review and Update Carpark of the Railway Development Strategy 2000 Chai Wan 33 Trackside Villas Existing Network Tuen Mun South Extension Aberdeen 34 The Capitol / Le Prestige / Le Prime / La Splendeur Cyberport Northern Link Tung Chung West Extension 35 The Palazzo Wah Fu 43 36 Lake Silver Tuen Mun to Tsuen Wan Link South Island Line (West) Hong Kong – Shenzhen North Island Line Wong Ocean 37 Festival City Chuk Park Western Express Line Hang 38 The Riverpark Siu Sai Wan Line Lei Tung 39 Century Gateway South Horizons 4 MTR Corporation Shenz 41 Long Ping hen 29 Siu Hong 47 Lok Ma Chau Tin Shui Wai 28 Tuen Mun Lo Wu 30 39 Yuen Long 48 Kam Kwu Tung 49 Sheung Road Sheung Shui 50 Fanling AsiaWorld- Intercity Thro Expo Train Route M Airport Tai Wo Beijing Line u 19 g Cable Car Tung Shanghai Line a h Ngong Ping 360 Chung p Guangdong Line Lantau Isla New Territor n Beijing d Zhaoqing Tsuen Wan West 45 Sunny Bay Tai Po Market Guangzhou Tsuen Wan ie 33 Foshan Disneyland 05 s Resort Dongguan Tai Wo Hau S Tsing Yi h 18 ang h HONG KONG SAR a Kwai Hing i 07 Kwai Fong 06 Lai King University Mei Foo 27 35 Fo Tan Sha Tin 31 Tai Heng On Shui Ma On Shan 46 Racecourse* Hang Nam Lai Chi Kok Tai Wai Cheong 40 36 Cheung 37 20 Sha Wan 38 Wu Kai Sha Olympic Annual ReportSham 2013 Hin Keng Che Kung Sha City One Shek Mun Prince Shui Po Kowloon Temple Tin Overview Edward Tong Kennedy 21 Lok Fu Wai Town Sai Ying Pun 04 Shek Kowloon Kip Mei Kowloo Wong Tai Sin Mong HKU Kok West 42 Yau 11 Kowloon Austin Ma Mong n Diamond Hill Kok East Sheung Wan Terminus Tsim Tei 44 Sha 22 Ho 25 Tsui Jordan Man 02 Ma To Kai Tak Choi Hung Cyberport Hong Kong Tin Tau Kwa Central Wai Wan Tamar East Tsim Hung Whampoa Central South 32 Hom Wah Fu Sha Tsui 01Kowloon Bay Admiralty Exhibition 10 03 14 08 Causeway Wan Bay North Fortress Hill Ngau Tau Kok Business Review and Analysis South Horizons Chai Aberdeen Causeway 16 Kwun Tong Po Lam Bay Tin North Lei Tung Hau Point Lam Tin 24 Wong Hang Hau 43 H Quarry Bay Yau Tong Chuk o 09 Hang ng Ko 23 Tai Koo Ocean 26 Park ng Isla 17 Tiu Tseung Sai Wan Ho Keng Kwan O 12 Leng n Corporate Governance d Shau Kei Wan Heng Fa Chuen 15 34 LOHAS Park Chai Wan 13 Financials and Other Information 5.
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