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There are nine districts in the new territories. The outlying islands area is the largest of the 18 districts in Hong Kong, accounting for 16% of the total area of Hong Kong, with Lantau Island the largest
although there are 263 islands in Hong Kong, the outlying islands only include more than 20 islands in the South and southwest of Hong Kong. Hong Kong Island has four districts; Ap Lei Chau belongs to the Southern District of Hong Kong Island; Qingzhou and xiaoqingzhou belong to central and western regions; The islands in New Territories East belong to Sai Kung District, Tai Po District and North District respectively; In the Northwest New Territories, Tuen Mun District is located; Ma Wan island and northeast Lantau belong to Tsuen Wan district; Tsing Yi Island belongs to Kwai Tsing District. Kwai Tsing District is one of the 18 administrative regions of Hong Kong. It was separated from Tsuen Wan District on April 1, 1985, including Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi. Its District Council was originally known as "Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi District Council" and was renamed "Kwai Tsing District Council" on April 1, 1988. It covers an area of about 21.82 square kilometers. According to 2006 statistics, the population of Kwai Tsing District is about 523300
kuiqing district is bounded by heyihe Road, Chengmen Road, Qingshan road and Texaco road in the north, Chengxiang road and lijingshan road in the South and Texaco road in the West. It covers an area of 1991 hectares and has a population of about 486000. More than 75% of the residents live in public housing estates. The intersection of Sham Shui Po, Sha Tin and Kwai Tsing is Butterfly Valley, which is on route 8
the south of Kwai Tsing District is bounded by Cheng Cheung Road. Some areas considered as Kowloon, such as Hua Lai estate, Lai Wan garden and other residential buildings in the original site of Lai yuan, as well as Jiuhua path, all belong to Kwai Tsing District. On the contrary, qingliyuan, located to the west of the above areas, belongs to Sham Shui Po District
the reason for this difficulty is that the mountains to the north of Lai Chi Kok are not the mountains extending westward from Kowloon (Shizishan and Tate's Cairn), but the mountains extending southward from Tai Mo Shan in the new territories (Jinshan and Au Bei Shan). The Hong Kong government does not take Jinshan and Au Bei Shan as the dividing line between New Kowloon and the new territories, but decides to take the highway to the west of Butterfly Valley as the dividing line between the two areas. Before the reclamation of Lai Chi Kok, tens of meters north of the coast of Lai Chi Kok Bay was the dividing line between Sham Shui Po and Tsuen Wan at that time. At that time, the area was the valley and delta at the entrance of Li Yuan. Therefore, it is difficult to distinguish Kowloon from the new territories in this area. North District, as the name suggests, is the northernmost District in the 18 districts of Hong Kong. In the north, it is bounded by Shenzhen River, Shatoujiao River and Zhongying street. Three border crossing corridors in Hongkong and Chinese mainland (Wen Jin, Luohu and Sha Tau Kok) are located in the North District. Yuen Long District in the West and Tai Po District in the south; It can be roughly divided into four parts: Shangshui, Fanling, Shatoujiao and daguling. The northern district also includes ji'ao, Yazhou and other outlying islands in Mirs Bay< According to the statistics of the government in 2001, the population of the North District is 298657; Nearly 90% of the population is concentrated in Fanling and Sheung Shui, while the remaining 40 000 people live in villages in the district
70% of the population in North District live in public housing. To tie in with the development of the North District, the Hong Kong Housing Authority planned to build public housing estates in 1982. The first public housing estate to be completed is Choi Yuen Estate near Sheung Shui station of East Rail. It was completed in 1982. It consists of four old long residential buildings and two connected I-shaped buildings. The second public housing estate, Cheung Wah estate, was completed in 1984
as the North Point of Hong Kong Island is also known as the "North District" in the local Scouts or other early organizations, sometimes Hong Kong people will refer to the "North District" as the "North District of the New Territories", or simply specify the "Sheung Shui" and "Fanling" districts to avoid confusion. Sai Kung District is located in the east coast of Hong Kong with a total area of 12680 hectares, including the south of Sai Kung Peninsula, clear water bay peninsula, Tseung Kwan O New Town and more than 70 islands in the eastern waters. It is the second largest district among the 18 districts in Hong Kong. 95% of the population is concentrated in the new town of Tseung Kwan O. Sai Kung is known as the back garden of Hong Kong because most of the area is undeveloped, making it a good place for people to go for their daily outings
in terms of geography, Sai Kung District can be divided into "Sai Kung and its rural areas" and "Tseung Kwan O and clear water bay peninsula"
Sai Kung and its rural areas include Sai Kung City, Pak Sha Wan, Po Lo Che, Jing Lan Shu, Bi Wu, Tai Wang Tsai, Bei Tan Chung, Ho Chung and Wan Yi reservoir“ "Tseung Kwan O and clear water bay peninsula" includes Tai Po Tsai, Tseung Kwan O, Hang Hau, Tiu Keng Ling, Mao Wu Tsai, clear water bay, Po tau o, Tai Chi Sha and little Chi Sha. Due to the historical division, the north area of Saigon on the Peninsula (including beitan'ao, Huangshi wharf, Haixia Bay, Shishi Township, nixong, etc.) is an enclave under the jurisdiction of Tai Po District. Shatin District is one of the 18 districts in Hong Kong. It is located in the east of the new territories and covers an area of about 6940 hectares. According to the estimate of the Hong Kong Government in 2004, the population of Shatin District is about 637000, which is the most populous District in Hong Kong. Shatin new town in Shatin District is one of the first three new towns (formerly known as satellite city) in the new territories. It began to develop in the 1960s, while Ma On Shan in the east of Shatin District began to develop in the 1980s and was incorporated into Shatin new town
originally, Sha Tin District was just a reclamation area on both sides of Sha Tin sea and Shing Mun River, including Tai Wai, Fo Tan, wo Che, Shi men, Xiao Li Yuan, Yuan Chau Kok, Jiu Tu Shan and Ma Liu Shui. However, Sha Tin District has today extended to Ma On Shan, including Wu HSI Sha and other places. In the new town of Shatin, the sea area on both sides of the Shatin sea is reclaimed by sea embankment and graally turned into land. The remaining deep-water area in the center becomes the extension of the original Chengmen river
Shatin District is one of the first districts in Hong Kong to introce the concept of urban planning. The development design of the new town is a zone extending from southwest to northeast, with Chengmen River as the central axis and mountains on both sides. The centre of Shatin new town is located near Shatin station of East Rail line. There are government facilities, open space, public transport interchange and a group of shopping malls nearby
there are two shopping malls in the first city of Shatin, namely Yincheng shopping mall and the first city center, which are the first private shopping malls in Shatin and mainly attract the shopping of residents in the east of Chengmen river
as for the shopping areas in Sha Tin District, they are mainly concentrated in the downtown area of Sha Tin. In 1981, Sha Tin centre, the first housing estate and shopping mall in Sha Tin City Centre, was officially completed, becoming the first shopping mall in Sha Tin City Centre. In 1983, good luck center was completed and connected with Shatin center by flyover. In 1984, the new city square beside Shatin station of East Rail was completed, which was the first large shopping mall built in the new town. In 1995, the upper cover of Shatin station was converted into Liancheng square. At present, there are 14 footbridges in the centre of Sha Tin (including the footbridge connecting the north and South wings of the new city plaza and the farthest to Mei Wo house, wo Che estate, with a total length of more than 2 km) connecting major shopping malls, making the centre of Sha Tin a shopping mall and a major shopping area in the New Territories East. At present, the government is planning to build an overpass to connect the only unconnected central square in the city centre of Shatin, which will not only facilitate tourists, but also make it easier for the public to get to the government offices of Shatin. However, e to the residents of Paitou village claiming that the overpass will damage the fengshui of the village, the overpass has not yet been built. In addition to the larger shopping malls mentioned above, there are Shatin Plaza, Hilton centre and Wai Wah mall in shatin city centre
the shopping center, which is composed of new harbor city center, new harbor city plaza and Ma'anshan Plaza, has also become the largest shopping center in Ma'anshan, and the nearby area has become the center of Ma'anshan. In addition, in the vicinity of Fo Tan, Sha Tin commercial centre and Silver Jubilee garden also set up their own Silver Jubilee Pavilion shopping malls to facilitate Fo Tan residents to shop in Fo Tan. Tai Po District is one of the 18 districts in Hong Kong. It is located in the east of the new territories. It starts from Tai Po Kau in the south, ends at baxianling in the north, borders on dayi in the west, and crosses Tolo port in the East. It covers a total area of about 14800 hectares, including Shishi Township, huangzhulong, tamen, Pingzhou and Chizhou in the north of Sai Kung< According to the government statistics in 2001, the population of Tai Po District is 310879; They mainly live in six rental public housing estates and Tenants Purchase Scheme estates, as well as private housing estates in Tai Po old market near Tai Wo Station and Tai Po new market near Tai Po Market Station. Many residents also live in 133 villages in the area. In 2005, who identified Tai Po as a "safe community", the 90th safe community in the world and the third safe community in Hong Kong
in Tai Po District, there is Tolo port, the famous inner port of Hong Kong, which is located in the east of Tai Po new town and the northeast of Sha Tin New Town. The port is southwest northeast, and its exit is dachimen, then the sea water flows into Dapeng Bay
the chuanwan fresh water lake in Tai Mei tuk is the first large-scale water storage pond in Hong Kong, which is also a good place for people to ride bicycles. Tanshui lake used to be a big bay, chuanwan. There were many villages along the coast of the Bay, but they were demolished when the Tanshui lake was built in the 1960s. Some of the village sites have been buried in the bottom of the lake
the most famous high mountain in Tai Po District is baxianling in the north, which is also the natural boundary between Tai Po District and North District. There are several launching stations at the top of the nearby cloudy hill
the weather in Tai Po District is very humid, and the humidity is often as high as 100% in spring and summer. When the visibility is the lowest, it can be only a few meters away. The center of Tai Po District is the new town of Tai Po, including the old Tai Po Market and the new Tai Po center. Tsuen Wan district is one of the 18 districts in Hong Kong. It is located in the south of Hong Kong's new territories. It is about 5 km away from Kowloon and covers an area of about 6070 hectares. According to the estimate of the Hong Kong Government in 2004, the population of Tsuen Wan district is about 290000. As the second new town in Hong Kong (formerly known as a satellite city), Tsuen Wan new town, which includes part of Tsuen Wan District, began to develop in the late 1950s. Today, with the opening of Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong Disneyland and other infrastructure projects, Tsuen Wan District has become an area with high development potential in Hong Kong< At present, Tsuen Wan district is under the jurisdiction of Tsuen Wan District Council, which was established on April 1, 1981. It has always been regarded as one of the earliest district boards in Hong Kong. Since its predecessor, the Tsuen Wan recreation and amenity Advisory Committee, was established as early as 1976, it was renamed the Tsuen Wan Advisory Committee in 1977 and the Tsuen Wan District Board was formed in 1981. Apart from the whole new town of Tsuen Wan, it also includes Yau Kan tau, Ting Kau, Sham Tseng, Tsing Lung tau, Ka Lung, Ma Wan Island, Hong Kong North Lantau (e.g. Hin o, Tsing Chau Tsai Peninsula) and limushu, etc
from 1981 to 1985, the jurisdiction of Tsuen Wan District Council included the whole new town of Tsuen Wan (Tsuen Wan, Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi), the west boundary of Jinshan country park in the East, the Jiuhua path and Lai King terrace of Lai King Shan Road in the south, the Jialong Village of Tsing Lung tau in the west, the Tai Mo Shan Country Park near Tsuen Kam AO and Shing Mun Country Park near Kuang Au in the north, Ma Wan and the northern part of Lantau Island are also within the area of Tsuen Wan
with the development of new towns in Tsuen Wan, the population of Tsuen Wan District has been increasing. In order to rece the burden of resource allocation of the District Council, the government re divided the districts. On April 1, 1985, the "Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi District Council" (renamed "Kwai Tsing District Council" on April 1, 1988) was established to serve the residents of Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi. Tsuen Wan district is redrawn to the east by Shing Mun Road, Wo Yi Hop Road, Cheong Wing Road and Castle Peak Road