Where is the China-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal in Hong Kong?

The China-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong and China Port City.

The China-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal is the second cross-border ferry terminal in Hong Kong. Opened in 1988, it is responsible for providing high-speed passenger services between Hong Kong and several ports in Guangdong Province and Macao. In addition, the terminal also has entry and exit facilities.

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1939 hong kong authorities formulate urban design regulations.

1947 to 1948, an Englishman, P. Aybak Longbi, drew up the planning outline of Hong Kong's development, and suggested building cross-harbour tunnels, reclaiming land from the sea, changing railway lines, relocating barracks, expanding factories and residential areas, and developing new towns in the New Territories.

1953, the Urban Planning Department was established in the then Works Bureau, and the "Urban Design Committee" was established by the local government. The Hong Kong authorities completed the Hong Kong Planning Outline on 1970, and the English version was ColonyOutline Plan.

1974, whose English name is changed to Hongkong Outline Plan, is a guideline for planning and construction at the following levels.

After 1980, the outline is divided into two parts: long-term development strategy and planning standards and guidelines.

By the end of 1983, Hong Kong had completed the statutory zoning outlines for 26 urban areas and 8 new towns. The statutory outline zoning plan is the most important planning plan in Hong Kong. After soliciting opinions from all sides in the preparation process, it has legal effect after being approved by the government.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Hong Kong Planning