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白石坑 踏石角 石角咀 PAK SHEK HANG Tap Shek Kok Shek Kok 青山灣泳灘 Ts u i 屯門避風塘 CASTLE PEAK 海景花園 掃管笏村 兆山苑 BEACH Tuen Mun Seaview Garden So Kwun Wat Siu Shan Court Typhoon Shelter Tsuen Station Easting Northing 湖景 加多利灣泳灘 掃管笏新村 蝴蝶 KADOORIE BEACH So Kwun Wat 電力廠 Butterfly Estate 青山灣 San Tsuen 舊咖啡灣泳灘 Power Station Wu King CASTLE PEAK BAY 掃管笏 IS12 813218 823681 悅湖山莊 CAFETERIA OLD BEACH 星堤 美樂花園 Estate 兆禧苑 ( TSING SHAN WAN ) 國際十字路會 Avignon Melody Yuet Wu Crossroads S O K W U N W A T Siu Hei Villa Foundation Garden Court 新咖啡灣泳灘 CAFETERIA NEW BEACH IS13 813667 824325 SR9 慧豐園 愛琴海岸 蝴蝶灣泳灘 Aegean 深井沉澱塘 Marina Coast SHAM TSENG 水泥廠 !BUTTERFLY BEACH Garden 深井商業新村 SETTLEMENT 清快塘 Cement Works 掃管灘 BASIN Sham Tseng 小冷水 SR8 香港 稔灣 舒安台 Ts in g Fa So Kwun Commercial Nim Wan New Vil 黃金海岸 Tan IS14 812592 824172New Village Shu On SIU LANG SHUI ! 圓墩 嘉和里 小秀村 Ter rac e Siu Sau Village Yuen Tun 深井新村 KAR WO LEI Sham Tseng 小秀 小欖 大欖涌 San Tsuen 黃金泳灘 SIU SAU Siu Lam T A I L A M C H U N G 深井舊村 TOLL PLAZA AT TUEN GOLDEN BEACH 小欖 IS15 813356Sham 825008 Tseng Hong Kong 帝濤灣 大欖涌村 Kau Tsuen 環保園 SIU LAM Palatial Coast 深井村 Gold Coast Tai Lam Chung EcoPark 內河貨運碼頭 Tsuen 濾水廠 Sham Tseng 碧堤半島 Village River Trade Terminal MUN AREA 46 Water 深井西村 Bellagio 污水處理廠 縉皇居 漣山 Treatment Sham Tseng 望后石 Sewage Works West Village Ocean Treatment The Hillgrove SR8 816306 825715 PILLAR POINT 排棉角村 浪翠園 深井 Pointe Works 龍珠島 Pai Min Kok (MONG HAU SHEK) 小欖新村 IS15 PEARL ISLAND 聯安新村 Village SHAM TSENG Siu Lam 青龍頭新村 San Tsuen 青龍頭 釣魚灣泳灘 ! Luen On Tsing Lung Tau 浪濤灣 San Tsuen SR9New Village TSING 813601LUNG TAU Sea Crest Villa ANGLERS' 825858 BEACH Aqua Blue 大欖涌黃屋 豪景花園 圓墩村 Tai Lam Chung Hong Kong Garden Yuen Tun Village NORTHERN Wong Uk 青龍頭村 Tsing Lung 胡屋 SR10ATau Tsuen 823741 823495 Wu Uk LANDFALL 青龍灣 DRAGON BEACH IS13 CS4 810025 824004 嘉龍村 ! Ka Loon Tsuen IS14 大欖角 Brothers Point ! ( Tai Lam Kok ) CS6 817028 823992 CS4 CS6 ! ! 舊 北灣 KAU PO PAK WAN 北灣頂 PAK WAN TU IS12 TENG 珀麗灣 淡水灣 ! TAM SHUI WAN Park Island 石仔灣SR10A田寮 馬 SHEK TSAI WAN Tin Liu MA 馬灣漁民新村! 馬灣市 Ma Wan 東灣 Fishermen's VillageMA WAN TOWN 東灣 馬灣大街村 TUNG WAN 馬角咀 TUNG WAN Ma Wan Main Street Village Ma Kok Tsui 拐石 汲 Kwai Shek 水 柳花村 門 公仔灣 Lau Fa Tsuen KUNG TSAI WAN 大嶺頭 白泥山 WORK BOUNDARY 五鼓嶺 新舖咀 TAI LENG PAK N TAU 倒扣灣 NG KWU LENG San Po Tsui SHA TO KAU WAN 龍蝦灣 LUNG HA 南 FOR HY/2012/08 NAM K WAN A P 大排咀 S Tai Pai Tsui H U 二轉 I M 燈籠 青洲灣 Yi Chuen TBM/SUB-SEA TUNNEL U TAN TSING CHAU WAN N 小磨刀 SIU MO TO 青洲仔 Tsing Chau Tsai 三轉 長索咀 Sam Chuen Cheung Sok Tsui 草灣 長索 欣澳 Tso Wan CHEUNG SOK SUNNY BAY 下角咀 Ha Kok Tsui 鹿頸灣 花瓶頂 LUK KENG BAY 大陰頂 FA PENG TENG 大小磨刀 TAI YAM TENG THE BROTHERS 鹿頸村 Luk Keng 昂船凹 Tsuen 陰仔灣 Ngong Shuen Au YAM TSAI WAN 欣澳灣 花坪 岩口石 Fa Peng YAN O WAN Ngam Hau Shek 陰仔 Yam Tsai 匙羹洲 打棚埔 TSZ KAN CHAU 欣澳篤 Ta Pang Po 灣篤 望東坑 YAN O TUK Wan Tuk Mong Tung Hang 扒頭鼓北灣 PA TAU KWU PAK WAN 扒頭鼓 東葉坑 PA TAU KWU Tung Yip Hang 電力廠 深水角 大山 竹篙灣 Power Station Sham Shui Kok TAI SHAN PENNY'S BAY 扒頭鼓 四白坳 南灣 SZE PAK AU 竹篙灣咀 PA TAU KWU CHOK KO WAN TSUI NAM WAN 犁壁山 三白坳 LAI PIK SHAN SAM PAK AU 大輋峒 TAI CHE TUNG 香港國際機場 濾水廠 Water Treatment Works HONG KONG 四白 Sze Pak INTERNATIONAL 污水處理廠 四白灣 Sewage Treatment SZE PAK WAN AIRPORT Works 小蠔灣 三白 Sam Pak SOUTHERN SIU HO WAN 三白灣 ´ 四白咀 牛頭灣 SAM PAK WAN Sze Pak Tsui LANDFALL 迪士尼樂園度假區 廠 ot NGAU TAU WAN 尚堤 車 ep 二白坳 路 D Chianti DISNEYLAND RESORT y 時峰 鐵 wa YI PAK AU ail Neo 津堤 Kilometers R Horizon 海澄湖畔 Amalfi Siena 大白灣 榴花峒 頤峰 021 LAU FA TUNG 二白灣 DISCOVERY BAY YI PAK WAN (TAI PAK WAN) 明翠台 Greenvale Village Parkridge Village 蟹鉗咀 烏蠅排 蔚陽 Hai Kam Tsui Wu Ying Pai 愉景灣 Headland Village Discovery Bay 老虎頭 碧濤 大白咀 Key Tai Pak Tsui 大蠔灣 LO FU TAU 畔峰 TAI HO WAN Midvale Village Beach Village 菜園灣 TSOI YUEN 倚濤軒 WAN ! 海堤居 蘅峰 Crestmont Villa Water Quality Monitoring Station 寶峰 Peninsula Village Parkvale Village La Costa 白芒 碧濤軒 Pak Mong 海寧居 Coastline Villa 康慧台 La Vista Hillgrove Village Figure x.x Environmental Water Quality Monitoring Station Resources File: T:\GIS\CONTRACT\0212330\Mxd\0212330_WQMS.mxd Management Date: 15/11/2013.
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