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IBLAND.

CHEUNG

CULTIVATED

SHAM SKUT PO

TUK TSUN KEUNG

MON

PUMPING STATION

YADMA-TI

HON G

KOWLOON GAP

SERVICE RESERVOIR

329.6 BRESERVOIR

HUNG HU

BAY

KO

N

1895

1446

WATER PARTIM

MU SUN-TIN GAP

920

CULTIVATED LAND

TO KWA WAN

ENK "SE

O N

BAY

Scale of Statute Miles

2 MILES

Rivers colored pink refraints

M. that.

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