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Walled villages of Hong Kong. Resources for article expansion:

Walled villages

Exhaustive research included . Link to electoral map included in article (M)

North District

• Fanling Ching Wai (正圍) (M)
• Hung Leng (孔嶺) (M)
• San Uk Tsai (新屋仔) (M)
• Tan Chuk Hang Lo Wai (丹竹坑老圍) (M)
• Lo Wai (老圍) (M)
• Ma Wat Wai (麻笏圍) (M)
• San Wai (新圍) (M)
• Tung Kok Wai (東閣圍) (M)
• Wing Ning Wai (永寧圍) (M)
• Ha Wo Hang (下禾坑) (M)
• Kuk Po Lo Wai (谷埔老圍) (M)
• Ma Tseuk Leng San Uk Ha (麻雀嶺新屋下) (M)
• Man Uk Pin (萬屋邊) (M)
• Sheung Wo Hang (上禾坑) (M)
• Hakka Wai (客家圍) (M)
• Ho Sheung Heung Lo Wai (河上鄉老圍) (M)
• Ping Kong (丙岡) (M)
• Tai Tau Leng (大頭嶺) (M)
• Wai Loi Tsuen (圍內村) (M)
• Heung Yuen Wai (香園圍) (M)
• Muk Wu (木湖) (M)

Sha Tin District

• Tsang Tai Uk (曾大屋) (M)
• Chik Chuen Wai (積存圍) (M)
• Tin Sam Wai (田心圍) (M)

Tai Po District

• Kei Ling Ha Lo Wai (企嶺下老圍) (M)
• Chung Sum Wai (中心圍) (M)
• Fui Sha Wai (灰沙圍) (M)
• Pan Chung (泮涌) (M)
• Tai Po Tau Shui Wai (大埔頭水圍) (M)

Tsuen Wan District

• Sam Tung Uk (三棟屋) (M)

Tuen Mun District

• Chung Uk Tsuen (鍾屋村) (M)
• Lam Tei Tsuen (藍地村) (M)
• Nai Wai (泥圍) (M)
• Sun Fung Wai (順風圍) (M)
• Tsing Chuen Wai (青磚圍) (M)
• Tuen Mun San Tsuen (屯門新村) (M)
• Tuen Tsz Wai (屯子圍) (M)

Wong Tai Sin District

• Nga Tsin Wai Tsuen (衙前圍村) (NM)

Yuen Long District

• Mong Tseng Wai (輞井圍) (M)
• San Wai (新圍) (M)
• Sha Kong Wai (沙江圍) (M)
• Sik Kong Wai (錫降圍) (M)
• Tseung Kong Wai (祥降圍) (M)
• Tin Sam Tsuen (田心村) (M)
• Kat Hing Wai (吉慶圍) (M)
• Tai Hong Wai (泰康圍) (M)
• Wing Lung Wai (永隆圍) (M)
• Kam Hing Wai (錦慶圍) (M)
• Sha Po Tsuen (沙埔村) (M)
• Hop Shan Wai (合山圍) (M)
• Kiu Tau Wai (橋頭圍) (M)
• Fui Sha Wai (灰沙圍) (M)
• Sheung Cheung Wai (上璋圍) (M)
• Shek Po Tsuen (石埔村) (M)
• Lam Hau Tsuen (欖口村) (M)
• Shan Ha Tsuen (山下村) (M)
• Yan Shau Wai (仁壽圍) (M)
• Shek Wu Wai (石湖圍) (M)
• Pok Wai (壆圍) (M)
• Ma Tin Tsuen (馬田村) (M)
• Tin Liu Tsuen (田寮村) (M)
• Muk Kiu Tau Tsuen (木橋頭村) (M)
• Shui Tsiu San Tsuen (水蕉新村) (M)
• Pak Sha Tsuen (白沙村) (M)
• Shui Pin Wai (水邊圍) (M)
• Chung Sam Wai (中心圍) (M)
• Tai Tseng Wai (大井圍) (M)
• Nam Pin Wai (南邊圍) (M)
• Sai Pin Wai (西邊圍) (M)
• Tai Wai Tsuen (大圍村) (M)
• Ying Lung Wai (英龍圍) (M)
• Tai Kiu (大橋) (M)

Unconfirmed

• Sai Tau Wai (西頭圍) (M)
• Tsz Tin Wai (子田圍) (M)

AMO

Antiquities and Monuments Office. Hong Kong Traditional Chinese Architectural Information System [1]
Note: As of April 2023. All links dead with limited archive available

(L) = link included in article
(F) = link has been fixed
(X) = Unfixable. No copy at Internet Archive. Link removed

List of villages

• Bok Man (L)
• Chung Sum Tsuen (L)
• Fan Leng Lau (L)
• Fan Tin Tsuen (L)
• Fanling Ching Wai (L)
• Fanling Nam Wai (L)
• Fanling Pak Wai (L)
• Fui Sha Wai (L)
• Ha Pak Tsuen (L)
• Ha Tsuen Shi (L)(X)
• Ha Wo Hang Tsuen (L)
• Hakka Wai (L)
• Hang Mei Tsuen (L)
• Hang Tau Tsuen (L)
• Hing Yan Tsuen (L)
• Ho Sheung Heung (L)
• Kat Hing Wai (L)
• Kiu Tau Wai (L)
• Kun Lung Wai (L)
• Lo Wai (L)
• Ma Wat Wai (L)
• Mun Hau Tsuen (L)
• Nai Wai (L)
• Pai Tau Village (L)
• Po Sheung Tsuen (L)
• San Hei Tsuen (L)(F)
• San Uk Tsuen (L)(F)
• San Wai (L)(X)
• Sheung Cheung Wai (L)
• Sheung Pak Tsuen (L)
• Sheung Wo Hang Tsuen (L)
• Shui Mei Tsuen (L)
• Shui Tau Tsuen (L)
• Shui Wai (L)
• Shun Fung Wai (L)
• Sik Kong Tsuen (L)(X)
• Sik Kong Wai (L)(X)
• Siu Hang Tsuen (L)(F)
• Tai Po Tau Tsuen (L)
• Tai Yuen Tsuen (L)
• Tong Fong Tsuen (L)
• Tseung Kong Wai (L)
• Tsing Chuen Wai (L)
• Tsz Tong Tsuen (L)(F)
• Tuen Tsz Wai (L)
• Tung Chan Wai (L)
• Tung Kok Wai (L)
• Tung Tau Tsuen (L)
• Wai Loi Tsuen (L)
• Wing Ning Tsuen (L)(X)
• Wing Ning Wai (L)(X)
• Wing Ping Tsuen (L)

List of buildings (98) [2]

• Chan Ancestral Hall (Lam Tsuen) (L)
• Chan Ancestral Hall (Tsung Pak Long) (L)(F)
• Chan Nam Tak Ancestral Hall (L)

Existing Village Map (2019 to 2022)

(M) = link to map included in article

Election links

• List of Rural Representatives (clickable list)
• Delineation of area of existing village Sam A (Ping Shan) for election of resident representative (2019 to 2022)

Islands District

Lamma Island (North) Rural Committee

• Ko Long (M)
• Lo Tik Wan (M)
• Pak Kok Kau Tsuen (M)
• Pak Kok San Tsuen (M)
• Sha Po (M)
• Tai Peng Tsuen (M)
• Tai Wan Kau Tsuen (M)
• Tai Wan San Tsuen (M)
• Tai Yuen (M)
• Wang Long (M)
• Yung Shue Long (M)
• Yung Shue Wan (M)

Lamma Island (South) Rural Committee

• Lo So Shing (M)
• Luk Chau (M)
• Mo Tat (M)
• Mo Tat Wan (M)
• Po Toi (M)
• Sok Kwu Wan (M)
• Tung O (M)
• Yung Shue Ha (M)

Mui Wo Rural Committee

• Chung Hau (North) (M)
• Chung Hau (South) (M)
• Luk Tei Tong (M)
• Man Kok Tsui (M)
• Ngau Kwu Long (M)
• Pak Mong (M)
• Pak Ngan Heung (M)
• Tai Ho (M)
• Tai Tei Tong (M)
• Wo Tin (M)

Peng Chau Rural Committee

• Nim Shu Wan (M)

South Lantao Rural Committee

• Cheung Sha Lower Village (M)
• Cheung Sha Upper Village (M)
• Ham Tin (M)
• Mong Tung Wan (M)
• Pui O Lo Uk Tsuen (M)
• Pui O Lo Wai (M)
• Pui O San Wai (M)
• San Shek Wan (M)
• Shap Long (M)
• Shui Hau (M)
• Siu A Chau (M)
• Tai A Chau (M)
• Tai Long (M)
• Tong Fuk (M)

Tai O Rural Committee

• Fan Lau (M)
• Kat Hing Back Street (M)
• Kat Hing Street (M)
• Keung Shan, Lower (M)
• Keung Shan, Upper and Luk Wu (M)
• Leung Uk (M)
• Nam Tong Sun Tsuen (M)
• Ngong Ping (M)
• San Tau (M)
• Sha Lo Wan (M)
• Sham Shek (M)
• Shek Tsai Po (East) (M)
• Shek Tsai Po (West) (M)
• Tai Long Wan (M)
• Tai O Country Side (M)
• Tai O Market Street (M)
• Tai O Tai Ping Street (I) (M)
• Tai O Tai Ping Street (II) (M)
• Tai O Wing On Street (I) (M)
• Tai O Wing On Street (II) (M)
• Yi O (M)

Tung Chung Rural Committee

• Chek Lap Kok (M)
• Ha Ling Pei (M)
• Lam Che (M) and Nim Un (M)
• Ma Wan and Wong Nai Uk (M)
• Ma Wan Chung (M)
• Mok Ka (M)
• Ngau Au (M)
• Pa Mei (M)
• Shek Lau Po (M)
• Shek Mun Kap (M)
• Sheung Ling Pei (M)
• Tai Po (M)
• Tei Tong Tsai (M)
• Wong Ka Wai (M) and Lung Tseng Tau (M)

Kwai Tsing District

Tsing Yi Rural Committee

• Chung Mei Tsuen (M)
• Lam Tin Tsuen (M)
• Lo Uk Tsuen (M)
• San Uk Tsuen (M)
• Tai Wong Ha Tsuen (M)
• Tsing Yi Fishermen (M) and St. Paul's Village (M)
• Yim Tin Kok Tsuen (M)

Tsuen Wan District Rural Committee

• Ha Kwai Chung (M)
• Kau Wah Keng (M)
• Kau Wah Keng San Tsuen (also known as Kau Wah San Tsuen) (M)

North District

Fanling District Rural Committee

• Fan Leng Lau (M)
• Fanling Wai (M)
• Fu Tei Pai (M)
• Hok Tau Wai (M)
• Hung Leng (M)
• Kan Tau Tsuen (M)
• Ko Po (M)
• Kwan Tei (M)
• Lau Shui Heung (M)
• Leng Pei Tsuen (M)
• Leng Tsai (M)
• Leng Tsui (M)
• Lung Yeuk Tau (M)
• Ma Mei Ha (M)
• Ma Niu Shui San Tsuen (M)
• Ma Wat Tsuen (M)
• On Lok Tsuen (East) (M)
• On Lok Tsuen (West) (M)
• San Tong Po (M)
• San Uk Tsai (M)
• Shung Him Tong (East) (M)
• Shung Him Tong (West) (M)
• Siu Hang San Tsuen (M)
• Sz Tau Leng (M)
• Tan Chuk Hang (M)
• Tong Hang (Lower) (M)
• Tong Hang (Upper) (M)
• Tsz Tong Tsuen (M)
• Wa Mei Shan (M)
• Wo Hop Shek (M)

Sha Tau Kok District Rural Committee

• A Ma Wat (M)
• Ap Chau (M)
• Au Ha (M)
• Fung Hang (M)
• Ha Wo Hang (M)
• Kai Kuk Shue Ha (M) and Nam Hang Mei (M)
• Kap Tong (M)
• Kat O (M)
• Kau Tam Tso (M)
• Kong Ha (M)
• Kuk Po (M)
• Lai Chi Wo (M)
• Lai Tau Shek (M)
• Lin Ma Hang (M)
• Loi Tung (M)
• Luk Keng Chan Uk (M)
• Luk Keng Wong Uk (M)
• Ma Tseuk Leng Ha (M)
• Ma Tseuk Leng Sheung (M)
• Man Uk Pin (M)
• Miu Tin (M)
• Mui Tsz Lam (M)
• Muk Min Tau (M) and Tsiu Hang (M)
• Nam Chung (M)
• Ngau Shi Wu (M)
• Sai Lau Kong (M)
• Sam A (M)
• San Tsuen (M)
• Sha Tau Kok Market (East) (M)
• Sha Tau Kok Market (West Lower) (M)
• Sha Tau Kok Market (West Upper) (M)
• Shan Tsui (M)
• Shek Chung Au (M)
• Shek Kiu Tau (M)
• Sheung Wo Hang (M)
• So Lo Pun (M)
• Tai Long (M)
• Tai Tong Wu (M)
• Tam Shui Hang (M)
• Tong To (M)
• Tsat Muk Kiu (M)
• Wang Shan Keuk (M)
• Wu Kau Tang (M)
• Wu Shek Kok (M)
• Yim Tso Ha (M) and Pok Tau Ha (M)
• Yung Shue Au (M)

Sheung Shui District Rural Committee

• Cheung Lek (M)
• Hang Tau (M)
• Ho Sheung Heung (M)
• Kai Leng (M)
• Kam Tsin (M)
• Kwu Tung (North)
• Kwu Tung (South)
• Lin Tong Mei (M)
• Liu Pok (M)
• Ma Tso Lung (North) (M)
• Ma Tso Lung (South) (M)
• Ng Uk Tsuen (M)
• Ping Kong (M)
• Sheung Shui Heung (M)
• Tai Tau Leng (M)
• Tong Kung Leng (M)
• Tsiu Keng (M)
• Tsung Pak Long (M)
• Wa Shan Tsuen (M)
• Yin Kong (M)
• Ying Pun (M)

Ta Kwu Ling District Rural Committee

• Chow Tin Tsuen (M)
• Chuk Yuen (M)
• Fung Wong Wu (M)
• Ha Shan Kai Wat (M)
• Heung Yuen Wai (M)
• Kan Tau Wai (M)
• Lei Uk (M)
• Lo Wu (M)
• Muk Wu (M)
• Nga Yiu (M)
• Nga Yiu Ha (M)
• Ping Che (M)
• Ping Yeung (M)
• San Uk Ling (M)
• Sheung Shan Kai Wat (M)
• Tai Po Tin (M)
• Tak Yuet Lau (M)
• Tong Fong (M)
• Tsung Yuen Ha (M)
• Wo Keng Shan (M)

Sai Kung District

Hang Hau Rural Committee

• Fu Tau Chau (M)
• Ha Yeung (M)
• Hang Hau (M)
• Ma Yau Tong (M)
• Mang Kung Uk (M)
• Mau Wu Tsai (M)
• Pan Long Wan (M)
• Po Toi O (M)
• Sheung Sze Wan (M)
• Sheung Yeung (M)
• Shui Bin (M)
• Tai Hang Hau (M)
• Tai Po Tsai (M)
• Tai Wan Tau (M)
• Tin Ha Wan (M)
• Tseng Lan Shue (M)
• Tseung Kwan O (M)
• Yau Yue Wan (M)

Sai Kung Rural Committee

• Che Keng Tuk (M)
• Hing Keng Shek (M)
• Ho Chung (M)
• Hoi Pong Street
• Kai Ham (M)
• Kau Sai San Tsuen (M)
• Long Keng (M)
• Lung Mei (M)
• Ma Nam Wat (M)
• Main Street (East) (M)
• Main Street (West) (M)
• Man Wo (M)
• Man Yee Wan New Village (M)
• Mau Ping New Village (M)
• Mok Tse Che (M)
• Nam A (M)
• Nam Shan (M)
• Nam Wai (M)
• Ngong Wo (M)
• O Long (M)
• O Tau (M)
• Pak A (M)
• Pak Kong (M)
• Pak Kong Au (M)
• Pak Lap (M)
• Pak Sha Wan (M)
• Pak Tam (M)
• Pak Tam Chung (M)
• Pak Wai (M)
• Pik Uk (M)
• Ping Tun (M)
• Po Tung Road (East) (M)
• Po Tung Road (West) (M)
• Sai Kung Road (North) (M)
• Sai Kung Road (South) (M)
• Sai Wan (M)
• See Cheung Street (M)
• Sha Ha (M)
• Sha Kok Mei (M)
• Sha Tsui New Village (M)
• Shan Liu (M)
• She Tau (M)
• Shek Hang (M)
• Ta Ho Tun (M)
• Tai Lam Wu (M)
• Tai Long (M)
• Tai Mong Tsai (M)
• Tai No (M)
• Tai Po Tsai (M)
• Tai She Wan (M)
• Tai Street (East) (M)
• Tai Street (West) (M)
• Tai Wan (M)
• Tak Lung Back Street (M)
• Tak Lung Front Street (M)
• Tam Wat (M)
• Tit Kim Hang (M)
• Tsak Yue Wu (M)
• Tsam Chuk Wan (M)
• Tsiu Hang (M)
• Tso Wo Hang (M)
• Tui Min Hoi (M)
• Tung A (M)
• Uk Cheung (M)
• Wo Liu (M)
• Wo Mei (M)
• Wong Chuk Shan New Village (M)
• Wong Chuk Wan (M)
• Wong Keng Tei (M)
• Wong Keng Tsai (M)
• Wong Mo Ying (M)
• Wong Yi Chau (M)
• Yim Tin Tsai (M)

Sha Tin District

Sha Tin Rural Committee

• Ah Kung Kok Fishermen Village (M)
• Au Pui Wan (M)
• Chap Wai Kon (M)
• Chek Nai Ping (M)
• Cheung Lek Mei (M)
• Fo Tan (M)
• Fu Yung Pei (M)
• Fui Yiu Ha (M) and Tse Uk (M)
• Ha Keng Hau (M)
• Ha Wo Che (M)
• Hin Tin (M)
• Ho Lek Pui (M)
• Kak Tin (M)
• Kau To (M)
• Kwun Yam Shan (M) and Kong Pui (M)
• Lok Lo Ha (M)
• Ma Liu (M)
• Ma On Shan (M)
• Mau Tat (M)
• Mau Tso Ngam (M)
• Mui Tsz Lam (M)
• Ngau Pei Sha (M)
• Pai Tau (M)
• Pat Tsz Wo (M)
• San Tin (M)
• Sha Tin Tau (M) and Lee Uk (M)
• Sha Tin Wai (M)
• Shan Ha Wai (M)
• Shan Mei (M)
• Shap Yi Wat (M)
• Shek Kwu Lung (M) and Nam Shan (M)
• Shek Lung Tsai (M)
• Sheung Keng Hau (M)
• Sheung Wo Che (M)
• Siu Lek Yuen (M)
• Tai Lam Liu (M)
• Tai Shui Hang (M)
• Tai Wai (M)
• Tin Sum (M)
• To Shek (M)
• To Tau Wan (M)
• Tsok Pok Hang (M)
• Tung Lo Wan (M)
• Wo Liu Hang (M)
• Wong Chuk Yeung (M)
• Wong Nai Tau (M), Tai Che (M) and Fa Sham Hang (M)
• Wong Uk (M)
• Wu Kai Sha (M) and Cheung Kang (M)

Tai Po District

Sai Kung North Rural Committee

• Che Ha (M)
• Chek Keng (M)
• Cheung Muk Tau (M)
• Cheung Sheung (M)
• Ha Yeung (M)
• Hoi Ha (M)
• Kei Ling Ha Lo Wai (M)
• Kei Ling Ha San Wai (M)
• Ko Lau Wan (M)
• Ko Tong (M)
• Kwun Hang (M)
• Lai Chi Chong (M)
• Ma Kwu Lam (M)
• Nai Chung (M)
• Nam Shan Tung (M)
• Nga Iu Tau Tsun (M)
• Ngong Ping (M)
• Pak Sha O (M)
• Pak Tam Au (M)
• Ping Chau Chau Mei (M)
• Ping Chau Chau Tau (M)
• Ping Chau Nai Tau (M)
• Ping Chau Sha Tau (M)
• Ping Chau Tai Tong (M)
• Sai Keng (M)
• Sai O (M)
• Sham Chung (M)
• Tai Tan (M)
• Tai Tung (M)
• Tan Ka Wan (M)
• Tap Mun (M)
• Tap Mun Fishermen Village (M)
• Tin Liu (M)
• To Kwa Peng
• Tseng Tau (M)
• Tung Sam Kei (M)
• Uk Tau (M)
• Wong Chuk Yeung (M)
• Yung Shu O (M)

Tai Po Rural Committee

• A Shan (M)
• Chai Kek (M)
• Cheung Shue Tan (M)
• Cheung Uk Tei (M)
• Chung Uk Tsuen (M)
• Fong Ma Po (M)
• Fung Yuen (M)
• Ha Hang (M)
• Ha Tei Ha (M)
• Ha Wong Yi Au (M)
• Ha Wun Yiu (M)
• Hang Ha Po (M)
• Kam Shan Village (M)
• Kau Liu Ha (M)
• Kau Lung Hang (M)
• Lai Chi Shan (M)
• Lai Pek Shan (M)
• Lin Au, Cheng Uk (M)
• Lin Au, Lei Uk (M)
• Lo Tsz Tin (M)
• Luen Yick Fishermen Village (M)
• Lung A Pei (M)
• Lung Mei (M)
• Ma Po Mei (M)
• Ma Wo Tsuen (M)
• Mui Shue Hang (M)
• Nam Hang (M)
• Nam Wa Po (M)
• Ng Tung Chai (M)
• Pak Ngau Shek Ha Tsuen (M)
• Pak Ngau Shek Sheung Tsuen (M)
• Pan Chung (M)
• Pan Chung San Tsuen (M)
• Ping Long (M)
• Ping Shan Chai (M)
• Po Sam Pai (M)
• Pun Shan Chau (M)
• Sam Mun Tsai (M)
• San Tau Kok (M)
• San Tong (M)
• San Tsuen (Lam Tsuen) (M)
• San Uk Ka (M)
• San Uk Tsai (M)
• San Wai Tsai (M)
• Sha Lo Tung Cheung Uk (M)
• Sha Lo Tung Lei Uk (M)
• Shan Liu (M)
• She Shan (M)
• Shek Kwu Lung (M)
• Sheung Wong Yi Au (M)
• Sheung Wun Yiu (M)
• Shuen Wan Chan Uk (M)
• Shuen Wan Chim Uk (M)
• Shuen Wan Lei Uk (M)
• Shuen Wan Sha Lan (M)
• Shuen Wan Wai Ha (M)
• Shui Wo (M)
• Siu Om Shan (M)
• Ta Tit Yan (M)
• Tai Hang (M)
• Tai Mei Tuk (M)
• Tai Om (M)
• Tai Om Shan (M)
• Tai Po Kau (M)
• Tai Po Mei (M)
• Tai Po Tau (M)
• Tai Po Tau Shui Wai (M)
• Tai Wo (M)
• Tai Yeung Che (M)
• Tin Liu Ha (M)
• Ting Kok (M)
• To Yuen Tung (M)
• Tong Sheung Tsuen (M)
• Tseng Tau (M)
• Tung Tsz (M)
• Wai Tau Tsuen (M)
• Wong Yue Tan (M)
• Yin Ngam (M)
• Ying Pun Ha Chuk Hang (M)
• Yue Kok (M)
• Yuen Leng Lei Uk (M)
• Yuen Leng Yip Uk (M)
• Yuen Tun Ha (M)

Tsuen Wan District

Ma Wan Rural Committee

• Chok Ko Wan (M) and Pa Tau Kwu (M)
• Fa Peng (M), Tso Wan (M) and Tai Chuen (M)
• Luk Keng (M)
• Ma Wan Main Street (M)
• Ta Pang Po (M)
• Tin Liu (M)

Tsuen Wan Rural Committee

• Chuen Lung (M)
• Chung Kwai Chung (M)
• Ha Fa Shan (M)
• Ham Tin (M)
• Ho Pui (M)
• Hoi Pa (Cheung Pei Shan Road) (M)
• Hoi Pa (South Platform) (M)
• Hoi Pa (Wo Yi Hop Road and Kwok Shui Road) (M)
• Kwan Mun Hau (M)
• Kwu Hang (M)
• Lo Wai (M)
• Ma Sim Pai (M)
• Muk Min Ha (M)
• Pai Min Kok (M)
• Pak Tin Pa (M)
• Sai Lau Kok (M)
• Sam Tung Uk (M)
• San Tsuen
• Sham Tseng (M)
• Shek Pik San Tsuen (M)
• Shek Wai Kok (M)
• Sheung Kwai Chung (M)
• Ting Kau (M)
• Tsing Fai Tong (M)
• Tsing Lung Tau (M)
• Tsuen Wan Sam Tsuen (M)
• Wo Yi Hop (M)
• Yau Kam Tau (M)
• Yeung Uk (M)
• Yi Pei Chun (M)
• Yuen Tun (M)

Tuen Mun District

Tuen Mun Rural Committee

• Chung Uk Tsuen (M)
• Fu Tei Tsuen (M)
• Fuk Hang Tsuen (Lower) (M)
• Fuk Hang Tsuen (Upper) (M)
• Ho Tin Tsuen (M)
• Kei Lun Wai (M)
• Kwong Shan Tsuen (M)
• Lam Tei (M)
• Leung Tin Tsuen (M)
• Luen On San Tsuen (M)
• Lung Kwu Tan (M)
• Nai Wai (M)
• Nim Wan (M)
• Po Tong Ha (M)
• San Hing Tsuen (M)
• San Wai Tsai (M)
• Siu Hang Tsuen (M)
• Siu Lam (M)
• So Kwun Wat (M)
• Sun Fung Wai (M)
• Tai Lam Chung (M)
• Tin Fu Tsai (M)
• To Yuen Wai (M)
• Tseng Tau Tsuen (Middle and Lower) (M)
• Tseng Tau Tsuen (Upper) (M)
• Tsing Chuen Wai (M)
• Tsing Shan Tsuen (M)
• Tsz Tin Tsuen (M)
• Tuen Mun Kau Hui (M)
• Tuen Mun San Hui (M)
• Tuen Mun San Tsuen (M)
• Tuen Tsz Wai (M)
• Wo Ping San Tsuen
• Yeung Siu Hang (M)
• Yick Yuen Tsuen (M)

Yuen Long District

Ha Tsuen Rural Committee

• Fung Kong Tsuen (M)
• Ha Pak Nai Tsuen (M)
• Ha Tsuen Shi (M)
• Hong Mei Tsuen (M)
• Lee Uk Tsuen (M)
• Lo Uk Tsuen (M)
• Pak Nai Tsuen (M)
• San Sang Tsuen (M)
• San Uk Tsuen (M)
• San Wai (M)
• Sha Chau Lei (I) (M)
• Sha Chau Lei (II) (M)
• Sik Kong Tsuen (M)
• Sik Kong Wai (M)
• Tin Sum Tsuen (M)
• Tseung Kong Wai (M)
• Tung Tau Tsuen (M)

Kam Tin Rural Committee

• Fung Kat Heung (M)
• Kam Tin Shing Mun San Tsuen (M)
• Kat Hing Wai (M)
• Ko Po Tsuen (M)
• Sha Po Tsuen (M)
• Shui Mei Tsuen (M)
• Shui Tau Tsuen (M)
• Tai Hong Wai (M)
• Tsz Tong Tsuen (M)
• Wing Lung Wai (M)

Pat Heung Rural Committee

• Cheung Kong Tsuen (M)
• Cheung Po Tsuen (M)
• Chuk Hang Tsuen (M)
• Ha Che Tsuen (M)
• Ho Pui Tsuen (M)
• Kam Tsin Wai Tsuen (M)
• Kap Lung Tsuen (M)
• Lin Fa Tei (M)
• Lui Kung Tin Tsuen (M)
• Ma On Kong Tsuen (M)
• Ng Ka Tsuen (M)
• Ngau Keng Tsuen (M)
• Pang Ka Tsuen (M)
• Shek Wu Tong Tsuen (M)
• Sheung Che Tsuen (M)
• Sheung Tsuen (M)
• Shui Lau Tin Tsuen (M)
• Shui Tsan Tin Tsuen
• Ta Shek Wu Tsuen (M)
• Tai Kong Po Tsuen (M)
• Tai Wo Tsuen (M)
• Tin Sum Tsuen (M)
• Tsat Sing Kong Tsuen
• Wang Toi Shan Ha San Uk Tsuen (M)
• Wang Toi Shan Ho Lik Pui Tsuen (M)
• Wang Toi Shan Lo Uk Tsuen (M)
• Wang Toi Shan Shan Tsuen (M)
• Wang Toi Shan Wing Ning Lei Tsuen (M)
• Yuen Kong San Tsuen (M)
• Yuen Kong Tsuen (M)

Ping Shan Rural Committee

• Fui Sha Wai (M)
• Fung Chi Tsuen (M)
• Fung Ka Wai (M)
• Ha Mei San Tsuen (M)
• Hang Mei Tsuen (M)
• Hang Tau Tsuen (M)
• Hung Uk Tsuen (M)
• Kiu Tau Wai (M)
• Lam Hau Tsuen (M)
• Mong Tseng Tsuen (M)
• Mong Tseng Wai (M)
• Ng Uk Tsuen (M)
• Ngau Hom Tsuen (M)
• Ping Shan San Tsuen (M)
• San Hing Tsuen (M)
• Sha Kiu Tsuen (I) (M)
• Sha Kiu Tsuen (II) (M)
• Sha Kong Wai (M)
• Shan Ha Tsuen (M)
• Shek Po Tsuen (M)
• Sheung Cheung Wai (M)
• Shing Uk Tsuen (M)
• Shui Pin Tsuen (M)
• Shui Pin Wai (M)
• Shui Tin Tsuen (M)
• Tai To Tsuen (M)
• Tai Tseng Wai (M)
• Tan Kwai Tsuen (M)
• Tin Shui Wai (I)
• Tin Shui Wai (II)
• Tong Fong Tsuen (M)
• Tong Yan San Tsuen (I) (M)
• Tong Yan San Tsuen (II) (M)
• Tong Yan San Tsuen (III) (M)
• Wang Chau Chung Sam Wai (M)
• Wang Chau Fuk Hing Tsuen (M)
• Wang Chau Lam Uk Tsuen (M)
• Wang Chau Sai Tau Wai (M)
• Wang Chau Tung Tau Wai (M)
• Wang Chau Yeung Uk Tsuen (M)
• Wing Ning Tsuen (M)

San Tin Rural Committee

• Chau Tau (M)
• Chuk Yuen (M)
• Fan Tin San Yi Cho (M)
• Ha Wan Tsuen (M)
• Lok Ma Chau (M)
• Mai Po Tsuen (M)
• Ming Tak Tong (M)
• On Lung Tsuen (M)
• Pok Wai (M)
• Pun Uk Tsuen (M)
• San Lung Tsuen (M)
• San Wai (I) (M)
• San Wai (II) (M)
• Shek Wu Wai (M)
• Tai Sang Wai (M)
• Tsing Lung Tsuen (M)
• Tung Chun Wai (M)
• Wai Tsai (M)
• Wing Ping Tsuen (M)
• Wo Sang Wai (M)
• Yan Sau Wai (M)
• Yau Tam Mei (I) (M)
• Yau Tam Mei (II) (M)

Shap Pat Heung Rural Committee

• Choi Uk Tsuen (M)
• Ha Yau Tin (M)
• Hung Cho Tin (M)
• Kong Tau (M)
• Lung Tin (M)
• Ma Tin (M)
• Muk Kiu Tau (M)
• Nam Bin Wai (M)
• Nam Hang (M)
• Ngar Yiu Tau (M)
• Pak Sha (M)
• Sai Bin Wai (M)
• Sham Chung (M)
• Shan Pui (M)
• Shan Pui Chung Hau (I) (M)
• Shan Pui Chung Hau (II) (M)
• Sheung Yau Tin (M)
• Shui Chiu Lo Wai (M)
• Shui Chiu San Tsuen (M)
• Shung Ching San Tsuen (I) (M)
• Shung Ching San Tsuen (II) (M)
• Tai Kei Leng (I) (M)
• Tai Kei Leng (II) (M)
• Tai Kiu (M)
• Tai Tong (M)
• Tai Wai (M)
• Tin Liu (M)
• Tong Tau Po (M)
• Tung Tau Tsuen (M)
• Wong Nai Tun (M)
• Wong Uk Tsuen (M)
• Yeung Uk Tsuen (M)
• Ying Lung Wai (M)
• Yuen Long Kau Hui (M)

Recognized villages

List of recognized villages under the New Territories Small House Policy.

Recognized Villages in Islands District

Lamma North

• 1 Ko Long (高塱)
• 2 Lo Tik Wan (蘆荻灣)
• 3 Pak Kok Kau Tsuen (北角舊村)
• 4 Pak Kok San Tsuen (北角新村)
• 5 Sha Po (沙埔)
• 6 Tai Peng (大坪)
• 7 Tai Wan Kau Tsuen (大灣舊村)
• 8 Tai Wan San Tsuen (大灣新村)
• 9 Tai Yuen (大園)
• 10 Wang Long (橫塱)
• 11 Yung Shue Long (榕樹塱)
• 12 Yung Shue Wan (榕樹灣)

Lamma South

• 13 Lo So Shing (蘆鬚城)
• 14 Luk Chau (鹿洲)
• 15 Mo Tat (模達)
• 16 Mo Tat Wan (模達灣)
• 17 Po Toi (蒲台)
• 18 Sok Kwu Wan (索罟灣)
• 19 Tung O (東澳)
• 20 Yung Shue Ha (榕樹下)

Mui Wo

• 21 Chung Hau (涌口)
• 22 Luk Tei Tong (鹿地塘)
• 23 Man Kok Tsui (萬角咀)
• 24 Mang Tong (盲塘)
• 25 Mui Wo Kau Tsuen (梅窩舊村)
• 26 Ngau Kwu Long (牛牯塱)
• 27 Pak Mong (白芒)
• 28 Pak Ngan Heung (白銀鄉)
• 29 Tai Ho (大蠔)
• 30 Tai Tei Tong (大地塘)
• 31 Tung Wan Tau (東灣頭)
• 32 Wong Fung Tin (黃蜂田)

South Lantau

• 33 Cheung Sha Lower Village (長沙下村)
• 34 Cheung Sha Upper Village (長沙上村)
• 35 Ham Tin (鹹田)
• 36 Lo Uk (羅屋)
• 37 Mong Tung Wan (望東灣)
• 38 Pui O Kau Tsuen (Lo Wai) (杯澳舊村)
• 39 Pui O San Tsuen (San Wai) (杯澳新村)
• 40 Shan Shek Wan (䃟石灣)
• 41 Shap Long (十塱)
• 42 Shui Hau (水口)
• 43 Siu A Chau (小亞洲)
• 44 Tai A Chau (大亞洲)
• 45 Tai Long (大浪)
• 46 Tong Fuk (塘福)

Tai O

• 47 Fan Lau (分流)
• 48 Keung Shan, Lower (下羗山)
• 49 Keung Shan, Upper (上羗山)
• 50 Leung Uk (梁屋)
• 51 Luk Wu (鹿湖)
• 52 Ngong Ping (昂平)
• 53 San Tau (䃟頭)
• 54 Sha Lo Wan (沙螺灣)
• 55 Sham Wat (深屈)
• 56 Shan Shek Wan (䃟石灣)
• 57 Yi O (二澳)
• 58 Tai Long Wan (大浪灣)

Tung Chung

• 59 Chek Lap Kok San Tsuen (赤鱲角新村)
• 60 Ha Ling Pei (下嶺皮)
• 61 Lam Che (藍輋)
• 62 Lung Tseng Tau (龍井頭)
• 63 Ma Wan (馬灣)
• 64 Ma Wan Chung (馬灣涌)
• 65 Mok Ka (莫家)
• 66 Ngau Au (牛凹)
• 67 Nim Yuen (稔園)
• 68 Shan Ha (Pa Mei) (山下(壩尾))
• 69 Shek Lau Po (石榴埔)
• 70 Shek Mun Kap (石門甲)
• 71 Sheung Ling Pei (上嶺皮)
• 72 Tai Po (低埔)
• 73 Tei Tong Tsai (地塘仔)
• 74 Wong Ka Wai (黃家圍)
• 75 Wong Nei Uk (黃泥屋)

Recognized Villages in North District

Fanling

• 1 Shung Him Tong (崇謙堂)
• 2 Tong Hang (塘坑)
• 3 Fan Leng Lau (粉嶺樓)
• 4 Fanling (粉嶺)
• 5 Fu Tei Pai (虎地排)
• 6 Hok Tau Wai (鶴藪圍)
• 7 Hung Leng (孔嶺)
• 8 Kan Tau Tsuen (簡頭村)
• 9 Ko Po (高莆)
• 10 Kwai Tau Leng (龜頭嶺)
• 11 Kwan Tei (軍地)
• 12 Lau Shui Heung (流水响)
• 13 Leng Pei Tsuen (嶺皮村)
• 14 Leng Tsai (嶺仔)
• 15 Lung Yeuk Tau (including San Uk Tsuen, San Wai, Wing Ning Tsuen, Wing Ning Wai, Ma Wat Tsuen, Tung Kok Wai and Lo Wai) (龍躍頭(包括︰新屋村，新圍，永寧村，永寧圍，麻笏村，東閣圍及老圍))
• 16 Ma Liu Shui San Tsuen (馬料水新村)
• 17 Ma Mei Ha (馬尾下)
• 18 Ma Mei Ha, Leng Tsui (馬尾下嶺咀)
• 19 Ma Wat Wai (麻笏圍)
• 20 San Tong Po (新塘莆)
• 21 San Uk Tsai (新屋仔)
• 22 Siu Hang San Tsuen (小坑新村)
• 23 Tan Chuk Hang (丹竹坑)
• 24 Tsz Tong Tsuen (祠堂村)
• 25 Wa Mei Shan (畫眉山)
• 26 Wo Hop Shek (和合石)

Sha Tau Kok

• 27 Ap Chau (鴨洲)
• 28 Shek Chung Au (石涌凹)
• 29 A Ma Wat (亞媽笏)
• 30 Au Ha (凹下)
• 31 Fung Hang (鳳坑)
• 32 Ha Wo Hang (下禾坑)
• 33 Kai Kuk Shue Ha (雞谷樹下)
• 34 Kat O (吉澳)
• 35 Kau Tam Tso (九担租)
• 36 Kong Ha (崗下)
• 37 Kop Tong (蛤塘)
• 38 Kuk Po (谷埔)
• 39 Lai Chi Wo (荔枝窩)
• 40 Lai Tau Shek (犂頭石)
• 41 Lin Ma Hang (蓮麻坑)
• 42 Loi Tung (萊洞)
• 43 Luk Keng Chan Uk (鹿頸陳屋)
• 44 Luk Keng Wong Uk (鹿頸黃屋)
• 45 Ma Tseuk Leng (麻雀嶺)
• 46 Man Uk Pin (萬屋邊)
• 47 Miu Tin, Ha (下苗田)
• 48 Miu Tin, Sheung (上苗田)
• 49 Mui Tsz Lam (梅子林)
• 50 Muk Min Tau (木棉頭)
• 51 Nam Chung (南涌)
• 52 Ngau Shi Wu (牛屎湖)
• 53 Sam A (三椏)
• 54 San Kwai Tin (新桂田)
• 55 San Tsuen (新村)
• 56 Shan Tsui (山嘴)
• 57 Shek Kiu Tau (石橋頭)
• 58 Sheung Wo Hang (上禾坑)
• 59 So Lo Pun (鎖羅盤)
• 60 Tai Tong Wu (大塘湖)
• 61 Tam Shui Hang (担水坑)
• 62 Tong To (塘肚)
• 63 Tsat Muk Kiu (七木橋)
• 64 Wang Shan Keuk (橫山脚)
• 65 Wo Hang Tai Long (禾坑大朗)
• 66 Wu Kau Tang (烏蛟騰)
• 67 Wu Shek Kok (烏石角)
• 68 Yim Tso Ha (鹽灶下)
• 69 Yun Shue Au (榕樹凹)

Sheung Shui

• 70 Wa Shan (華山)
• 71 Ying Pun (營盤)
• 72 Cheung Lek (長瀝)
• 73 Hang Tau (坑頭)
• 74 Ho Sheung Heung (河上鄉)
• 75 Kam Tsin (金錢)
• 76 Lin Tong Mei (蓮塘尾)
• 77 Liu Pok (料壆)
• 78 Ng Uk Tsuen (吳屋村)
• 79 Ping Kong (丙崗)
• 80 Sheung Shui (上水)
• 81 Tai Tau Leng (大頭嶺)
• 82 Tong Kung Leng (唐公嶺)
• 83 Tsiu Keng (蕉徑)
• 84 Tsung Pak Long (松栢塱)
• 85 Yin Kong (燕崗)
• 86 Kai Leng (雞嶺)

Ta Kwu Ling

• 87 Nga Yiu (瓦窰)
• 88 Chuk Yuen (竹園)
• 89 Fung Wong Wu (鳳凰湖)
• 90 Heung Yuen Wai (香園圍)
• 91 Kan Tau Wai (簡頭圍)
• 92 Lei Uk (李屋)
• 93 Lo Shue Ling (老鼠嶺)
• 94 Muk Wu (木湖)
• 95 Ping Che (坪輋)
• 96 Ping Yeung (坪洋)
• 97 San Uk Ling (新屋嶺)
• 98 Shan Kai Wat (山雞笏)
• 99 Tai Po Tin (大埔田)
• 100 Tong Fong (塘坊)
• 101 Tsung Yuen Ha (松園下)
• 102 Wo Keng Shan (禾徑山)

Recognized Villages in Sai Kung District

Hang Hau

• 1 Fat Tau Chau (佛頭洲)
• 2 Ha Yeung (including Mau Po, Siu Hang Hau) (下洋(包括︰茅莆，小坑口))
• 3 Ma Yau Tong (馬游塘)
• 4 Mang Kung Uk (孟公屋)
• 5 Mau Wu Tsai (茅湖仔)
• 6 Pan Long Wan (檳榔灣)
• 7 Po Toi O (布袋澳)
• 8 Seung Sz Wan (相思灣)
• 9 Sheung Yeung (上洋)
• 10 Tai Hang Hau (大坑口)
• 11 Tai Po Tsai (KV175729) (大埔仔)
• 12 Tai Wan Tau (including Tai Au Mun) (大環頭(包括︰大㘭門))
• 13 Tin Ha Wan (田下灣)
• 14 Tseng Lan Shue (井欄樹)
• 15 Tseung Kwan O (將軍澳)
• 16 Yau Yue Wan (魷魚灣)

Sai Kung

• 17 Che Keng Tuk (輋徑篤)
• 18 Chuk Yuen (竹園)
• 19 Heung Chung (响鐘)
• 20 Hing Keng Shek (including Sam Fai Tin) (慶徑石(包括︰三塊田))
• 21 Ho Chung (蠔涌)
• 22 Kai Ham (including Wang Che) (界咸(包括︰橫輋))
• 23 Long Ke (浪茄)
• 24 Long Keng (浪徑)
• 25 Lung Mei (龍尾)
• 26 Ma Nam Wat (麻南笏)
• 27 Man Wo (蠻窩)
• 28 Mau Ping New Village (茅坪新村)
• 29 Mok Tse Che (莫遮輋)
• 30 Nam A (南丫)
• 31 Nam Shan (including Kak Hang Tun, Long Mei) (南山(包括︰隔坑墩，朗尾))
• 32 Nam Wai (南圍)
• 33 O Tau (澳頭)
• 34 Pak A (北丫)
• 35 Pak Kong (北港)
• 36 Pak Kong Au (北港凹)
• 37 Pak Lap (白腊)
• 38 Pak Tam (北潭)
• 39 Pak Tam Chung (Sheung Yiu) (北潭涌(上窰))
• 40 Pak Wai (北圍)
• 41 Pik Uk (壁屋)
• 42 Ping Tun (坪墩)
• 43 Sai Wan (西灣)
• 44 Sha Ha (沙下)
• 45 Sha Kok Mei (including Ngau Liu (KV190790)) (沙角尾(包括︰牛寮))
• 46 Shan Liu (山寮)
• 47 She Tau (蛇頭)
• 48 Shek Hang (石坑)
• 49 Shek Lung Tsai New Village (石壟仔新村)
• 50 Ta Ho Tun (打蠔墩)
• 51 Tai Lam Wu (including Ngau Liu (KV149745)) (大藍湖(包括︰牛寮))
• 52 Tai Long (including Lam Uk, Ham Tin) (大浪(包括︰林屋，鹹田))
• 53 Tai Mong Tsai (大網仔)
• 54 Tai No (大腦)
• 55 Tai No Sheung Yeung (including Tin Liu) (大腦上陽(包括︰田寮))
• 56 Tai Po Tsai (KV217795) (西貢大埔仔)
• 57 Tai She Wan (大蛇灣)
• 58 Tai Wan (大環)
• 59 Tam Wat (氹笏)
• 60 Tit Kim Hang (鐵鉗坑)
• 61 Tsak Yue Wu (鯽魚湖)
• 62 Tsam Chuk Wan (斬竹灣)
• 63 Tsiu Hang (蕉坑)
• 64 Tso Wo Hang (早禾坑)
• 65 Tui Min Hoi (including Tsiu Lung, Shui Tsing Tau) (對面海(包括︰蕉壟，水井頭))
• 66 Tung A (or Leung Shun Wan) (東丫(又名糧船灣))
• 67 Uk Cheung (屋場)
• 68 Wo Liu (禾寮)
• 69 Wo Mei (窩美(在集體官契中又稱窩尾))
• 70 Wong Chuk Shan New Village (黃竹山新村)
• 71 Wong Chuk Wan (including Ngong Wo) (黃竹灣(包括︰昂窩))
• 72 Wong Keng Tei (黃麖地)
• 73 Wong Keng Tsai (黃麖仔)
• 74 Wong Mo Ying (黃毛應)
• 75 Wong Yi (Nai) Chau (黃宜 (泥) 洲)
• 76 Yim Tin Tsai (鹽田仔)
• 77 Kau Sai San Tsuen (滘西新村)

Recognized Villages in Sha Tin District

Sha Tin

• 1 Au Pui Wan (㘭背灣)
• 2 Chap Wai Kon (插桅杆)
• 3 Chek Nai Ping (赤坭坪)
• 4 Cheung Lek Mei (長瀝尾)
• 5 Fa Sam Hang (花心坑)
• 6 Fo Tan (火炭)
• 7 Fu Yung Pit (芙蓉別)
• 8 Ha Keng Hau (下徑口)
• 9 Ho Lek Pui (河瀝背)
• 10 Kak Tin (隔田)
• 11 Kau To (九肚)
• 12 Kong Pui Tsuen (崗背村)
• 13 Kwun Yam Shan (觀音山)
• 14 Lei Uk Tsuen (李屋村)
• 15 Lo Shu Tin (老鼠田)
• 16 Lok Lo Ha (落路下)
• 17 Ma Niu (馬尿)
• 18 Ma On Shan Tsuen (馬鞍山村)
• 19 Mau Ping (茅坪)
• 20 Mau Tat (茅撻)
• 21 Mau Tso Ngam (茂草岩)
• 22 Mui Tsz Lam (梅子林)
• 23 Nam Shan (南山)
• 24 Ngau Pei Sha (牛皮沙)
• 25 Ngau Wu Tok (牛湖托)
• 26 Ngong Ping (昂平)
• 27 Nim Au (稔凹)
• 28 Pai Tau (排頭)
• 29 San Tin Wai (新田圍)
• 30 Sha Tin Tau (沙田頭)
• 31 Sha Tin Wai (沙田圍)
• 32 Shan Ha Wai (Tsang Tai Uk) (山下圍(曾大屋))
• 33 Shan Mei (山尾)
• 34 Shap Yi Wat (十二笏)
• 35 Shek Kwu Lung (石古壟)
• 36 Shek Lau Tung (石榴洞)
• 37 Shek Lung Tsai (石壟仔)
• 38 Sheung Keng Hau (上徑口)
• 39 Sheung Wo Che (上禾輋)
• 40 Siu Lek Yuen (小瀝源)
• 41 Tai Che (大輋)
• 42 Tai Lam Liu (大藍寮)
• 43 Tai Shui Hang (大水坑)
• 44 Tai Wai (大圍)
• 45 Tin Liu (田寮)
• 46 Tin Sam (田心)
• 47 To Shek (多石)
• 48 Wo Liu Hang (禾寮坑)
• 49 Wo Sheung Tun (禾上墩)
• 50 Wong Chuk Shan (黃竹山)
• 51 Wong Chuk Yeung (黃竹洋)
• 52 Wong Nai Tau (黃泥頭)
• 53 Wong Uk (王屋)
• 54 Wu Kai Sha (including Cheung Kang) (烏溪沙(包括︰長徑))
• 55 Yuen Chau Kok (Tse Uk) (圓洲角(謝屋))
• 56 Fui Yiu Ha Resite Area (灰窰下新村)
• 57 Heung Fan Liu Resite Area (香粉寮新村)
• 58 Kak Tin Kung Mui (隔田公廟)
• 59 Kwai Tei Resite Area (龜地新村)
• 60 Pat Tsz Wo Resite Area (拔子窩新村)
• 61 Sha Tin Wai Resite Area (沙田圍新村)
• 62 Tsok Pok Hang Resite Area (作壆坑新村)
• 63 Ha Wo Che (下禾輋)
• 64 Hin Tin (顯田)
• 65 Tung Lo Wan (銅鑼灣)

Recognized Villages in Tuen Mun District

Tuen Mun

• 1 Fu Tei (虎地)
• 2 Chung Uk Tsuen (鍾屋村)
• 3 Kei Lun Wai (麒麟圍)
• 4 Lam Tei (藍地)
• 5 Lam Tei San Tsuen (藍地新村)
• 6 Lung Kwu Tan (龍鼓灘)
• 7 Nai Wai (泥圍)
• 8 Nim Wan (稔灣)
• 9 Po Tong Ha (寶塘下)
• 10 San Hing Tsuen (新慶村)
• 11 Shun Fung Wai (順風圍)
• 12 Siu Hang Tsuen (小坑村)
• 13 So Kwun Wat (掃管笏)
• 14 Tai Lam Chung (大欖涌)
• 15 Tin Fu Chai (田夫仔)
• 16 To Yuen Wai (桃園圍)
• 17 Tsing Chuen Wai (青磚圍)
• 18 Tsz Tin Tsuen (紫田村)
• 19 Tuen Mun Kau Hui (屯門舊墟)
• 20 Tuen Tsz Wai (屯子圍)
• 21 Wong Ka Wai (黃家圍)
• 22 Yeung Siu Hang (楊小坑)
• 23 Tuen Mun San Hui (屯門新墟)

Recognized Villages in Tai Po District

Sai Kung North

• 1 Che Ha (輋下)
• 2 Chek Keng (赤徑)
• 3 Cheung Muk Tau (樟木頭)
• 4 Cheung Sheung (嶂上)
• 5 Ha Yeung (下洋)
• 6 Hoi Ha (海下)
• 7 Kau Lau Wan (較流灣)
• 8 Kei Ling Ha Lo Wai (企嶺下老圍)
• 9 Kei Ling Ha San Wai (企嶺下新圍)
• 10 Ko Tong (高塘)
• 11 Kwun Hang (官坑)
• 12 Lai Chi Chong (荔枝莊)
• 13 Ma Kwu Lam (馬牯纜)
• 14 Nai Chung (泥涌)
• 15 Nam Shan Tung (南山洞)
• 16 Pak Sha O (白沙澳)
• 17 Pak Sha O Ha Yeung (白沙澳下洋)
• 18 Pak Tam Au (北潭凹)
• 19 Ping Chau Chau Mei (平洲洲尾)
• 20 Ping Chau Chau Tau (平洲洲頭)
• 21 Ping Chau Nai Tau (平洲奶頭)
• 22 Ping Chau Sha Tau (平洲沙頭)
• 23 Ping Chau Tai Tong (平洲大塘)
• 24 Sai Keng (西徑)
• 25 Sai O (西澳)
• 26 Sham Chung (深涌)
• 27 Tai Tan (大灘)
• 28 Tai Tung (大洞)
• 29 Tai Tung Wo Liu (大洞禾寮)
• 30 Tan Ka Wan (蛋家灣)
• 31 Tap Mun (塔門)
• 32 To Kwa Peng (土瓜坪)
• 33 Tseng Tau (Sai Kung North) (井頭)
• 34 Tung Sam Kei (東心其)
• 35 Uk Tau (屋頭)
• 36 Wong Chuk Yeung (黃竹洋)
• 37 Yung Shue Au (榕樹凹)

Tai Po

• 38 Sam Mun Tsai San Tsuen (三門仔新村)
• 39 San Wai Tsai (新圍仔)
• 40 Chai Kek (寨乪)
• 41 Cheung Shue Tan (樟樹灘)
• 42 Cheung Uk Tei (張屋地)
• 43 Chuen Shui Tseng (泉水井)
• 44 Chung Uk Tsuen (鍾屋村)
• 45 Fong Ma Po (放馬莆)
• 46 Fung Yuen (鳳園)
• 47 Ha Hang (下坑)
• 48 Ha Tei Ha (蝦地下)
• 49 Hang Ha Po (坑下莆)
• 50 Kau Liu Ha (較寮下)
• 51 Kau Lung Hang (九龍坑)
• 52 Ko Tin Hom (高田墈)
• 53 Lai Chi Shan (荔枝山)
• 54 Lin Au, Cheng Uk (蓮凹鄭屋)
• 55 Lin Au, Lei Uk (蓮凹李屋)
• 56 Lo Tsz Tin (蘆慈田)
• 57 Lung A Pai (龍丫排)
• 58 Lung Mei (龍尾)
• 59 Ma Po Mei (麻布尾)
• 60 Nam Hang (南坑)
• 61 Nam Wa Po (南華莆)
• 62 Ng Tung Chai (梧桐寨)
• 63 Pan Chung (泮涌)
• 64 Pak Ngau Shek Ha Tsuen (白牛石下村)
• 65 Pak Ngau Shek Sheung Tsuen (白牛石上村)
• 66 Ping Long (坪朗)
• 67 Ping Shan Chai (平山寨)
• 68 Po Sam Pai (布心排)
• 69 Pun Shan Chau (半山洲)
• 70 San Tau Kok (䃟頭角)
• 71 San Tong (新塘)
• 72 San Tsuen (新村)
• 73 San Uk Ka (新屋家)
• 74 San Uk Pai (新屋排)
• 75 San Uk Tsai (新屋仔)
• 76 Sha Lo Tung Cheung Uk (沙羅洞張屋)
• 77 Sha Lo Tung Lei Uk (沙羅洞李屋)
• 78 Shan Liu (山寮) (including Lai Pek Shan (犁壁山) and Lai Pek Shan San Tsuen) (犁壁山新村)
• 79 She Shan (社山)
• 80 Shek Kwu Lung (石古壟)
• 81 Shuen Wan Chan Uk (船灣陳屋)
• 82 Shuen Wan Chim Uk (船灣詹屋)
• 83 Shuen Wan Lei Uk (船灣李屋)
• 84 Shuen Wan Sha Lan (船灣沙欄)
• 85 Shuen Wan Wai Ha (船灣圍下)
• 86 Shui Wo (水窩) (including Sha Pa) (沙壩)
• 87 Siu Om Shan (小菴山)
• 88 Ta Tit Yan (打鐵屻)
• 89 Tai Hang (太坑)
• 90 Tai Mei Tuk (大美篤)
• 91 Tai Mong Che (大芒輋)
• 92 Tai Om (大菴)
• 93 Tai Om Shan (大菴山)
• 94 Tai Po Hui (大埔墟)
• 95 Tai Po Kau (大埔滘)
• 96 Tai Po Kau Hui (大埔舊墟)
• 97 Tai Po Mei (大埔尾)
• 98 Tai Po Tau (大埔頭)
• 99 Tai Po Tau Shui Wai (大埔頭水圍)
• 100 Tai Wo (大窩)
• 101 Tin Liu Ha (田寮下)
• 102 Ting Kok (汀角)
• 103 To Yuen Tung (桃源洞)
• 104 Tong Sheung Tsuen (塘上村)
• 105 Tseng Tau (including A Shan and Tung Tsz) (井頭(包括︰鴉山及洞梓))
• 106 Wai Tau Tsuen (圍頭村)
• 107 Wan Tau Kok (運頭角)
• 108 Wo Liu (禾寮)
• 109 Wong Yi Au, Ha (下黃宜凹)
• 110 Wong Yi Au, Sheung (上黃宜凹)
• 111 Wong Yue Tan (黃魚灘)
• 112 Wun Yiu (碗窰)
• 113 Yin Ngam (燕岩)
• 114 Yuen Leng, Lei Uk (元嶺李屋)
• 115 Yuen Leng, Yip Uk (元嶺葉屋)
• 116 Yuen Tun Ha (元墩下)
• 117 Kam Shan (錦山)
• 118 Mui Shue Hang (梅樹坑)
• 119 Pan Chung San Tsuen (泮涌新村)
• 120 Yue Kok (魚角)

Recognized Villages in Tsuen Wan District

Ma Wan & North East Lantau

• 1 Fa Peng (花坪)
• 2 Luk Keng (鹿頸)
• 3 Ma Wan Main Street (馬灣正街)
• 4 Pa Tau Ku (扒頭鼓)
• 5 Ta Pang Po (打棚埔)
• 6 Tai Cheun (大串)
• 7 Tai Tsing Chau (大青洲)
• 8 Tin Liu (田寮)

Tsuen Wan

• 9 Chuen Lung (川龍)
• 10 Ha Tong Lek (下塘瀝)
• 11 Hoi Pa (海壩)
• 12 Lo Wai (老圍)
• 13 San Tsuen (新村)
• 14 Shek Wai Kok (石圍角)
• 15 Sheung Fa Shan (上花山)
• 16 Sheung Kwai Chung (上葵涌)
• 17 Sheung Tong (上塘)
• 18 Ta Chuen Ping (打磚坪)
• 19 Tai Pak Tin (大白田)
• 20 Ting Kau (汀九)
• 21 Tsing Fai Tong (清快塘)
• 22 Tsing Lung Tau (青龍頭)
• 23 Wo Yi Hop (和宜合)
• 24 Yau Kom Tau (油柑頭)
• 25 Yau Ma Hom (油麻磡)
• 26 Yi Pei Chun (二陂圳)
• 27 Yuen Tuen New Village (圓墪新村)
• 28 Ham Tin New Village (咸田村)
• 29 Ho Pui New Village (河背村)
• 30 Hoi Pa New Village (海壩村)
• 31 Kwan Mun Hau New Village (關門口村)
• 32 Muk Min Ha (木棉下)
• 33 Pak Tin Pa (白田壩)
• 34 Sai Lau Kok (西樓角)
• 35 Sham Tseng Resite Village (深井村)
• 36 Sam Tung Uk (三棟屋)
• 37 Shek Pik San Tsuen (石碧新村)
• 38 Tai Uk Wai (大屋圍)
• 39 Yeung Uk New Village (楊屋村)

Recognized Villages in Kwai Tsing District

Kwai Chung

• 1 Kau Wah Keng (九華徑)
• 2 Chung Kwai Chung Village (中葵涌村)
• 3 Ha Kwai Chung Village (下葵涌村)

Tsing Yi

• 4 Chung Mei (涌尾)
• 5 Lam Tin (藍田)
• 6 Lo Uk (老屋)
• 7 San Uk (新屋)
• 8 Tai Wong Ha (大王下)
• 9 Yim Tin Kok (鹽田角)

Recognized Villages in Yuen Long District

Ha Tsuen

• 1 Fung Kong Tsuen (鳳降村)
• 2 Ha Tsuen San Wai (廈村新圍)
• 3 Ha Tsuen Shi (廈村市)
• 4 Hong Mei Tsuen 巷尾村)
• 5 Lei Uk Tsuen (李屋村)
• 6 Lo Uk Tsuen (羅屋村)
• 7 San Sang Tsuen (新生村)
• 8 San Uk Tsuen (新屋村)
• 9 Sik Kong Tsuen (錫降村)
• 10 Sik Kong Wai (錫降圍)
• 11 Tin Sum Tsuen (田心村)
• 12 Tseung Kong Wai (祥降圍)
• 13 Tung Tau Tsuen (東頭村)

Kam Tin

• 14 Fung Kat Heung (逢吉鄉)
• 15 Chi Tong Tsuen (祠堂村)
• 16 Kam Hing Wai (錦慶圍)
• 17 Kam Tin Shi (錦田市)
• 18 Kat Hing Wai (吉慶圍)
• 19 Ko Po (高埔)
• 20 Sha Po Tsuen (沙埔村)
• 21 Shui Mei Tsuen (水尾村)
• 22 Shui Tau Tsuen (水頭村)
• 23 Tai Hong Wai (泰康圍)
• 24 Wing Lung Wai (永隆圍)
• 25 Kam Tin San Tsuen (錦田新村)

Pat Heung

• 26 Tsat Sing Kong (七星崗)
• 27 Cheung Kong Tsuen (長江村)
• 28 Ng Ka Tsuen (吳家村)
• 29 Tai Kong Po (大江埔)
• 30 Cheung Po (長莆)
• 31 Chuk Hang (竹坑)
• 32 Ha Che (下輋)
• 33 Ho Pui (河背)
• 34 Leung Uk Tsuen (梁屋村)
• 35 Lin Fa Tei (蓮花地)
• 36 Lo Uk Tsuen (羅屋村)
• 37 Ma On Kong (馬鞍崗)
• 38 Ngau Keng (牛徑)
• 39 Shek Wu Tong (石湖塘)
• 40 Sheung Che (上輋)
• 41 Sheung Tsuen (上村)
• 42 Shui Lau Tin (水流田)
• 43 Shui Tsan Tin ((水盞田)
• 44 Ta Shek Wu (打石湖)
• 45 Tai Kek (大乪)
• 46 Tai Wor (大窩)
• 47 Tin Sam (田心)
• 48 Wang Toi Shan (橫台山)
• 49 Yuen Kong (元崗)
• 50 Yuen Kong San Tsuen (元崗新村)
• 51 Kam Tsin Wai (金錢圍)
• 52 Kap Lung (甲龍)

Ping Shan

• 53 Fung Chi Tsuen (鳳池村)
• 54 Fung Ka Wai (馮家圍)
• 55 Wing Ning Tsuen (永寧村)
• 56 Chung Sum Wai (中心圍)
• 57 Fui Sha Wai (灰沙圍)
• 58 Fuk Hing Tsuen (福慶村)
• 59 Ha Mei San Tsuen (虾尾新村)
• 60 Hang Mei Tsuen (坑尾村)
• 61 Hang Tau Tsuen (坑頭村)
• 62 Hung Uk Tsuen (洪屋村)
• 63 Kiu Tau Wai (橋頭圍)
• 64 Lam Hau Tsuen (欖口村)
• 65 Lam Uk Tsuen (林屋村)
• 66 Mong Tseng Tsuen (輞井村)
• 67 Mong Tseng Wai (輞井圍)
• 68 Ng Uk Tsuen (吳屋村)
• 69 Ngau Hom Tsuen (牛磡村)
• 70 Sai Tau Wai (西頭圍)
• 71 San Hing Tsuen (新慶村)
• 72 Sha Kong Wai (沙江圍)
• 73 Shan Ha (山下)
• 74 Shek Po Tsuen (石埔村)
• 75 Sheung Cheung Wai (上章圍)
• 76 Shing Uk Tsuen (盛屋村)
• 77 Shui Pin Tsuen (水邊村)
• 78 Shui Pin Wai (水邊圍)
• 79 Tai Tseng Wai (大井圍)
• 80 Tong Fong Tsuen (塘坊村)
• 81 Tung Tau Tsuen (東頭村)
• 82 Yeung Uk Tsuen (楊屋村)
• 83 Shui Tin Tsuen (水田村)
• 84 Ping Shan San Tsuen (屏山新村)

San Tin

• 85 San Tin Ha San Wai (新田下新圍)
• 86 San Tin Sheung San Wai (新田上新圍)
• 87 Sheung Chuk Yuen (上竹園)
• 88 Wai Tsai (圍仔)
• 89 Chau Tau (洲頭)
• 90 Ching Loong Tsuen (青龍村)
• 91 Fan Tin (San Yi Cho and Ming Tak Tong) 蕃田(野祖及明德堂))
• 92 Ha Chuk Yuen (下竹園)
• 93 Lok Ma Chau (落馬洲)
• 94 Mai Po Tsuen (米埔村)
• 95 On Loong Tsuen (安龍村)
• 96 Pok Wai (壆圍)
• 97 Poon Uk Tsuen (潘屋村)
• 98 San Loong Tsuen (新龍村)
• 99 Shek Wu Wai (石湖圍)
• 100 Tung Chun Wai (東鎮圍)
• 101 Wing Ping Tsuen (永平村)
• 102 Yan Sau Wai (仁壽圍)

Shap Pat Heung

• 103 Chuk Hang (Tai Wai Wo Liu) (竹坑(大圍禾寮))
• 104 Lung Tin Tsuen (龍田村)
• 105 Nga Yiu Tau 瓦窰頭)
• 106 Shung Ching San Tsuen (崇正新村)
• 107 Ha Yau Tin Tsuen (下攸田村)
• 108 Hung Tso Tin Tsuen (紅棗田村)
• 109 Kong Tau San Tsuen (港頭新村)
• 110 Kong Tau Tsuen (港頭村)
• 111 Ma Tin Tsuen (馬田村)
• 112 Muk Kiu Tau Tsuen (木橋頭村)
• 113 Nam Hang Tsuen (南坑村)
• 114 Nam Pin Wai (南邊圍)
• 115 Pak Sha Tsuen (白沙村)
• 116 Sai Pin Wai (西邊圍)
• 117 Sham Chung Tsuen (深涌村)
• 118 Shan Pui Tsuen (山貝村)
• 119 Sheung Yau Tin Tsuen (上攸田村)
• 120 Shui Tsiu Lo Wai (水蕉老圍)
• 121 Shui Tsiu San Tsuen (水蕉新村)
• 122 Tai Kiu (大橋)
• 123 Tai Tong Tsuen (大棠村)
• 124 Tai Wai Tsuen (大圍村)
• 125 Tin Liu Tsuen (田寮村)
• 126 Tong Tau Po Tsuen (塘頭埔村)
• 127 Tsoi Uk Tsuen (蔡屋村)
• 128 Tung Tau Tsuen (東頭村)
• 129 Wong Nai Tun Tsuen (黃泥墩村)
• 130 Wong Uk Tsuen (黃屋村)
• 131 Yeung Uk Tsuen (楊屋村)
• 132 Ying Lung Wai (英龍圍)

Ma Tseuk Leng

When the Qing government evacuated the coastal inhabitants inland in the first few years of the dynasty, many places in the Hong Kong area were involved. In the seventh year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1668) when the evacuees were allowed to return the coastal defense was intensified with the creation of 21 fortified mounds with an army unit stationed at each along the border of Xin'an County following a survey made of its coast.

At least five of these mounds were located in present-day Hong Kong. These five were under the command of the Xin'an Battalion. One of them, the Tuen Mun Mound, is believed to have been built on Castle Peak or Kau Keng Shan in today's New Territories and was manned by 50 soldiers under the command of a qianzong (千总, company commander). The other two, the Kowloon Mound and the Tai Po Tau Mound, which must have been located on Lion Rock and northwest of Tai Po Old Market, respectively, were each guarded by 30 soldiers. The fourth one, the Ma Tseuk Leng Mound, stood between the present-day Sha Tau Kok and Fan Ling and was defended by 50 men under the command of a bazong (把总, squad leader). The last one was an observation post manned by 10 soldiers at Fat Tong Mun, probably on today's Tin Ha Shan Peninsula.

In the 21st year of Kangxi's reign (1682), as a result of an order to cut back on the number of troops stationed in these places, many of these fortified mound forces were re-organized to become shuen (garrison) and were manned by detachments from the Green Banner with reduced strength. The Kowloon Mound, now called Kowloon Garrison, had 10 soldiers posted there. The Tai Po Tau Garrison was manned by a guard of 10 men. The former mound at Ma Tseuk Leng was put in the charge of a bazong officer with 22 men under his command. The Tuen Mun Garrison now had 30 soldiers posted to it under the command of a qianzong. The Fat Tong Mun Observation Post was an exception. After it was renamed North Fat Tong Mound the number of soldiers guarding it was increased to 30 and a bazong was put in command. [3]

Rephrasing

When the ban on human settlement of coastal areas of the Great Clearance was lifted in 1668, the coastal defense was reinforced. Twenty-one fortified mounds, each manned with an army unit, were created along the border of Xin'an County, and at least five of them were located in present-day Hong Kong. 1) The Tuen Mun Mound, believed to have been built on Castle Peak or Kau Keng Shan, was manned by 50 soldiers. 2) The Kowloon Mound on Lion Rock and 3) the Tai Po Tau Mound northwest of Tai Po Old Market had each 30 soldiers. 4) The Ma Tseuk Leng Mound stood between present-day Sha Tau Kok and Fan Ling and was manned by 50 men. 5) The fifth one at Fat Tong Mun, probably on today's Tin Ha Shan Peninsula, was an observation post manned by 10 soldiers. In 1682, these forces were re-organized and manned by detachments from the Green Standard Army with reduced strength.

1911 census (Hase)

• Hase, Patrick (1996). "Traditional Life in the New Territories: The Evidence of the 1911 and 1921 Censuses" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 36: 78. ISSN 1991-7295.

Page 77

North District

• San Tong Po
• Ngau Ha
• Sam Tam Lo
• Mo To Hang
• Ko Tan
• Tsiu Keng
• Wo Hop Shek
• Sheung Tan Chuk Hang
• Ping Che Yuen Ha
• Tai Po Tin
• Fung Wong Wu
• Lo Shue Ling
• Lei Uk Tsuen
• Chuk Yuen
• Tsung Yuen Ha
• Muk Wu
• Luk Keng
• Yim Tso Ha
• Shek Kiu Tau
• Ma Tseuk Ling
• Tai Long
• Ha Wo Hang
• Sheung Wo Hang
• Nam Chung
• Wu Kau Tang
• Lin Ma Hang
• Ha Wang Shan Keuk
• Ha Tsat Muk Kiu
• Kau Tam Tso
• Kai Keuk Shue Ha
• Fung Hang
• Kuk Po San Wai
• Tong To
• Shan Tsui
• Kong Ha
• Pok Wai
• Tai Che
• Ngau Kok Wo
• Tsung Tau Ha

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• Min Fong
• Ngau Wu Tok
• Lo Sheung Tun
• Mau Liu Shui
• Cheung King
• Siu Lek Yuen
• Mu Ping
• Shek Kwu Lung
• Tai Lam Liu
• Sha Tin Wai
• Shan Ha Wai
• Kak Tin
• Keng Hau
• Tai Wai
• Ha Wo Che
• Shan Mei
• Kau To
• Ho Lek Pui
• Wu Kai Sha
• Sai Shan Wai
• Leung Ka Tsuen
• Ying Lung Wai
• Nam Pin Wai
• Shan Pui
• Tong Tau Po
• Nam Hang
• Ha Che
• Tin Liu
• Lam Hau
• Fui Sha Wai
• Hung Uk Tsuen
• Kiu Tau Wai
• Shek Po
• Sik Kong Tsuen
• San Wai
• Hong Mei Tsuen
• Fung Kong Tsuen
• Wong Ka Wai
• Sheung Cheung Wai
• Hang Tau
• San Tsuen
• Tai Lam
• Keung Ma Wo
• Sham Tseng
• Sai Hang Hau
• Pik Uk
• Shek Pok Wai

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• Ngau Liu
• Chuk Yuen
• Chuk Kok
• Heung Chung
• Che Ha San Tsuen
• Tai Wong Chung
• Sheung Yeung
• Tai Wan Tau
• Tseung Kwan O
• Yau Yue Wan
• Ma Yau Tong
• Tseng Lan Shue
• Mok Tse Che
• Tai Po Tsai
• Wo Mei
• Ho Chung
• Pak Kong
• Sha Kok Mei
• Nam Shan
• Wong Chuk Yeung
• Shan Liu
• Lung Shuen Wan Pak A

Tai Po District

• Chuk Hang San Wai
• Tai Wo Yuen
• San Uk Pai
• Tai Hang San Tsuen
• Uk Tau
• Tai Tan
• Nam Shan
• Nai Tong Kok
• Che Ha
• Ma Kwu Lam
• Tai Po Tau
• Shek Kwu Lung
• Ha Wun Yiu
• Lai Chi Shan
• Sheung Wun Yiu
• Wong Yi Au
• Hang Ha Po
• Tong Sheung Tsuen
• Tai Ming Tsai
• Shui Wo
• Pak Ngau Shek
• Tsai Kek
• Tai Om Shan
• Tai Om
• Lung A Pin
• Tin Liu Ha

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• Tai Hang Tsz Tong Tsuen
• Tai Hang Chung San Wai
• Tai Hang Fui Sha Wai
• Sha Lo Tung
• Fung Yuen
• Ha Hang
• Shuen Wan Tseng Tau
• Shuen Wan Tung Tsai
• Shuen Wan Po Sam Pai
• Ting Kok
• Shek Tau Pai
• Ko Tong
• Tai Tan
• Pak Sha Au
• Nai Tong Kok
• Kam Chuk Pai
• Yeung Shu Long
• Kau Lung
• Mau Tat
• Upper Tung O
• Lo So Shing
• Luk Chau
• Tai Ping
• Pak Kok
• Tai Wan
• Wang Lung
• San Tsuen
• Luk Tei Tong
• Leung Uk
• Kau Pa Kong
• Pak Shue Long
• Aberdeen Old Village
• Aberdeen New Village
• Hok Tsui Wan

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• Liu Pok
• Shek Wu Hui
• Lo Wu
• Tai Tau Tong
• Tsung Pak Leng
• Yin Kong
• Tsiu Keng Wai
• Siu Hang
• Ma Wat Wai
• Wan Shan Ha
• Loi Tung
• Kuk Po Lo Wai
• Hung Shek Mun
• Wu Chau Tong
• Sha Tau Kok
• Yim Liu Ha
• Ngong Ping
• San Tin
• Pak Tin
• Wang Pok
• Sheung Wo Che
• Chek Nai Ping
• Shek Wu Wai
• Tung Tau Yuen
• Kak Hang Yuen
• Lei Uk
• Sha Kong Miu
• Yuen Long Market
• Tong Fong
• Sha Kong
• Kong Tau
• Ha Tsuen Shi
• Wang Che
• Wu Lei Tau
• Yau Ma Po
• Uk Cheung
• Hang Hau
• Mau Fa Tsai

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• Sai Kung Market
• Kon Hang
• Kau Sai
• Tsing Shan
• San Hui
• Shiu Hang
• Tsing Shan Po
• Sheung Nam Long
• Ha Nam Long
• Lung Kwu Tan Quarry
• Tai Shui Hang
• Nam Hang San Wai
• Tin Liu
• Tai Hang Tai Wo
• Long Ha
• Tai Wo Shi
• Wong Ka Uk
• Pun Chung Heung Chan
• Yuen Tong
• Fu Yung Shan
• Tai Tong
• Chau Tau
• Tap Mun
• Pak Shek Wo
• Tung Kwu Shek
• Nam Fong To
• Tso Kung Tarn
• Pak Shek Kiu
• Ha Mei
• Chek Lap Kok
• Sai Wan
• Shek Tsai Po
• San Keung Shan
• Fan Pui
• Sha Tsui
• Pa Mei
• Cheung Chau (Land and Boat Population)
• Tai O (Land and Population)
• Ping Chau
• Ngau Tau Kok
• Sai Cho Wan
• Cha Two Ling
• Pokfulam
• Aberdeen Town
• Aberdeen Garden
• Aberdeen Brick Works
• Wong Chuk Hang

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• Tin Wan
• Ma Kong
• Chung Hom Kok
• Lan Nai Wan
• To Tei Wan
• Tai Tam Tuk
• Tong Po
• Deep Water Bay
• A Kung Nam
• Shaukeiwan
• Fu Tsoi Fat
• Ma Shan Ha
• Sai Wan Ho
• Tsat Tsz Mui
• Ma Tau Kok
• San Shan
• To Kwa Wan
• Shek Shan
• Hok Yuen
• Tai Wan
• Lo Lung Hang
• Wong Nai Yue
• Fo Pang
• Tai Shek Kwu
• Ho Man Tin
• Fuk Tsuen Heung
• Sz Wo Tong
• Wai Chau Tsai
• Ap Liu
• Tin Liu Tsuen
• Chu Liu
• Cheung Sha Wan
• Sheung Chu Liu
• Lai Chi Kok
• Sai Kok
• Kowloon Tong
• Muk Kung Hom
• Shek Kip Mei
• Sham Shui Po

1911 census (Papers)

• "Census of the Colony for 1911" (PDF). Papers laid before the Legislative Council of Hongkong 1911. 23 November 1911.

• Sheung Tong

See also

• List of villages in Hong Kong

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• Chan, K. (2000). Maintenance of Old Buildings. HKIS Conference, March 2000.
• Chan, Kwok-shing (1997). "Negotiating the Transfer Practice of Housing in a Chinese Lineal Village" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 37: 63–80. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Cheng, S and Cheung, S (2014). Analysis of Building Materials Damageable by Termites in Hong Kong. City University of Hong Kong, Conference of the Pacific Rim Termite Research Group.
• Chu, C, and Uebegang, K. (2002). Saving Hong Kong’s Cultural Heritage. Civic Exchange. Pages 36-39.
• Cody, Jeffrey W.; Richardson, James R. (1997). "Urbanizing forest and Village Trees in Hong Kong's Sha Tin Valley, 1976-1997" (PDF). Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review. IX (1). Hong Kong: 21–33.
• Davey, P. (2000). Courtly Life. Ju’er Hutong, Beijing by Wu Liangyong. In The Architectural Review No 1236.
• Degan, O. (2015). Hong Kong’s Forgotten Villages. Politecnico di Torino.
• Dong, Y. (2015). Country Life. Wencun Village by Amateur Architecture. In The Architectural Review No 1425.
• Edelmann, F. (Ed) (2008). In the Chinese City: Perspectives on the Transmutations of an Empire. Birkhauser.
• Hase, Patrick (1988). "A Traditional New Territories Latrine" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 28: 222–226. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Hase, Patrick (1996). "Traditional Life in the New Territories: The Evidence of the 1911 and 1921 Censuses" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 36: 1–92. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Hase, P.H. (1999). "Beside the Yamen: Nga Tsin Wai Village" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 39: 1–82. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
• Ho, C. (2002). The Study of the Chinese (Grey) Brickwork in the Vernacular Buildings in Hong Kong. MSc Conservation, Dissertation, HKU.
• Ho, P.; Lo, K. Y. (2008). "Conserving Rural Architecture" (PDF). HKIA Journal. 50: 56–61.
• Ho, P. (2007). Timber Construction of Vernacular Buildings in Hong Kong. Department of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong.
• Ho, P. (2009). 100 Traditional Chinese Buildings in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department.
• Holmes, T. J. (2000). Craftsmanship in Conservation. HKIS Conference, March 2000.
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). 1,444 Historic Buildings and New Items in addition to 1,444 Historic Buildings - Results of the Assessment of 1,444 Historic Buildings. http://www.aab.gov.hk/en/aab.php
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). List of new items for grading assessment with assessment results (as at August 2018).
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). List of the 1,444 Historic Buildings with Assessment Results (as at August 2018).
• Hong Kong Antiquities and Monuments Office. (2018). Declared Monuments. http://www.amo.gov.hk/form/Declared_Monuments_in_HK_Part_D.pdf
• Hong Kong Audit Commission. (2010). Provision of Village Sewerage. Report No55, Chapter 9.
• Hong Kong Audit Commission. (2016). Sewerage Systems in Rural Areas. Report No67, Chapter 8.
• Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department. (2011). Working Population by District Council Constituency Area and Occupation, 2011 (Table C303). Population Census Office, Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department.
• Hong Kong Centamap http://www.centamap.com
• Hong Kong Crown Land and Survey Office. (1966). Land Utilization in Hong Kong. The Government Printer, Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong Department of Justice. (2012). Buildings Ordinance (Application to the New Territories) Ordinance, Chapter 121. Hong Kong e-Legislation. (02/08/2012). https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/hk/cap121?xpid=ID_1438402640390_002
• Hong Kong Department of Justice. (2012). Buildings Ordinance, Chapter 123. Hong Kong e-Legislation. Section 26A: https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/hk/cap123!en@2017-01-03T00:00:00
• Hong Kong Drainage Services Department (HKDSD). (2008). Sewerage and Flood Protection Drainage Services 1841-2008.
• Hong Kong Food and Environmental Hygiene Department. (2018). Public Toilets. https://www.fehd.gov.hk/english/pleasant_environment/cleansing/clean1.html#Public%20Toilets
• Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Office. (2018). The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (Revised 2014). Building New Territories Exempted Houses.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (2009). List of Recognized Villages Under the Small House Policy.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (Revised 2014). How to Apply for a Small House Grant. At: https://www.landsd.gov.hk/en/images/doc/NTSHP_E_text.pdf (2018).
• Hong Kong Office of Ombudsman. (2015). Direct Investigation into Regulation of Fire Safety Measures for New Territories Exempted Houses.
• Hong Kong Town Planning Board, Statutory Planning Portal. https://www1.ozp.tpb.gov.hk/gos/default.aspx? (Source of plans)
• ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites). (1994). The Nara Document on Authenticity. Japan.
• Ip, Hing-fong (1995). An historical geography of the walled villages of Hong Kong (Postgraduate Thesis, Master of Philosophy). University of Hong Kong.
• Ip, Ivan (2010). "The Village House Typology in Hong Kong" (PDF). HKIA Journal. 57: 48–49.
• Jacobs, J. (1961). The Death and Life of Great American Cities. Random House, New York.
• Khadka, S. (2018). The Search for a Modern Vernacular. In Domus, Dec 2018.
• Knapp, R. (1986). China’s Traditional Rural Architecture: A Cultural Geography of the Common House. University of Hawaii Press.
• Knapp, R. (1990). The Chinese House: Craft, Symbol and the Folk Tradition. Oxford University Press.
• Knapp, R. (2000). China’s Old Dwellings. University of Hawaii Press.
• Lim, CJ, Liu, E. (2019). Smart Cities, Resilient Landscapes + Eco-warriors. Routledge.
• Liu, Tik-Sang. (2003). A Nameless but Active Religion: An Anthropologist’s View of Local Religion in Hong Kong and Macau. In The China Quarterly 2003.
• Lung ping-Yee, Lee Ho-yin, Chow Tsz-yue. (2005). The Changing Rural Setting of Hong Kong’s New Territories in the 20th Century. 15th ICOMOS General Assembly and International Symposium.
• Ma, So-Mui. (2001). In Search of Cultural Identity: Roof Decorations on Vernacular Architecture in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Institute of Education.
• Marsh, J. (2015). How a Wild Tiger Killed Two Hong Kong Policemen ... 100 Years Ago. In South China Morning Post, 6.4.2015.
• Martin, L. and March, L. (1972). Urban Space and Structures. Cambridge University Press.
• Mollard, M. (2015). Can Design Week Save the Hutongs? Dashilar, Beijing. In The Architectural Review No 1425.
• Mollard, M. (2017). Economy Class. Mrs Fan’s Plugin House, Beijing, by Peoples Architecture Office. In The Architectural Review No 1446.
• Poon, Pauline (2009). "The Cultural Meaning of Hakka Architecture in Hong Kong and Guangdong". Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 49: 21–55. eISSN 2617-3239. ISSN 1991-7295. JSTOR 23891834.
• Priest, I. (2017). One of a Kind. The Malings, Newcastle. In RIBA Journal, November 2017.
• Qingxi, L. (2019). Brick and Tile Building. Joint Publishing Hong Kong.
• Ryan, R. (2009). Two Urban Projects in Dublin. Timberyard, The Liberties. In Domus, September 2009.
• SCMP, Editorial. (2018). Hong Kong Government Must Scrap the Small-House Policy. In South China Morning Post, 10.1.2018.
• SCMP/Button, V. (2013). Ramshackle Trail of the Unexpected. In South China Morning Post, 3.3.2002.
• SCMP/Chan, B. (2016). In Hong Kong, Private Property Rights Trump Heritage Conservation. In South China Morning Post, 4.2.2016.
• SCMP/Lazarus, S. (2018). Pearl Farming in Hong Kong: Enthusiasts Restock Oyster Beds in City Waters to Revive a 1,000-Year-Old Industry. In South China Morning Post, 15.2.2018.
• SCMP/Lo, A. (2019). Come on Kuk, Appeal Against That Ruling. In South China Morning Post, 10.4.2019.
• SCMP/Newbery, D. (2016). Red Tides in Hong Kong Flag Failings of Small-House Policy and Officials in Denial. In South China Morning Post, 7.8.2016.
• SCMP/Ng. (2019) Villagers ‘Left with Nothing’ in Homes Row. In South China Morning Post, 15.4.2019
• SCMP/Ng, J. (2013). Hong Kong Heritage Policy a Failure of Historic Proportions. In South China Morning Post, 25.4.2013.
• SCMP/Ng, J. and Wong, O. (2012). Heritage Policy Failure as Peak Mansion To Go. In South China Morning Post, 5.12.2012.
• SCMP/Singh, H. (2016). How the revival of a 400-year-old Hong Kong village can be a model for rural heritage conservation. In South China Morning Post, 8.10.2016.
• SCMP/Yeung, A. (2018) video in online edition of South China Morning Post, 26.9.2018.
• SCMP/Zhao, S. (2019). Fanling North and Kwu Tung North development plan is ‘killing family farms’ in Hong Kong, affected residents say. In South China Morning Post, 22.1.2019.
• Shelton, Barrie; Karakiewicz, Justyna; Kvan, Thomas (2010). The Making of Hong Kong: From Vertical to Volumetric. Routledge. ISBN 978-0415487016.
• Sullivan, Linda F. (1972). "Traditional Chinese Regional Architecture: Chinese Houses" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 12: 130–149. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Sun, F. (2013). Chinese Climate and Vernacular Dwellings. MDPI, Buildings.
• The Economist, Editorial. (2017). Ding-Dong: In Hong Kong, a Row over Land Rights Reflects a Bitter Divide. In The Economist, 10.8.2017.
• Wainwright, O. (2014). ‘Our Cities are Insufferable’: Chinese Artists Go Back to the Land. In The Guardian, 2.12.2014.
• Wang, Weijen (December 1998). "Axial Inversion – the transformation of the spatial structure and its ritual axis in Hong Kong's walled villages" (PDF). Hong Kong Papers in Design and Development. 1: 26–33.
• Watson, James L.; Watson, Rubie Sharon (2004). Village life in Hong Kong: politics, gender, and ritual in the New Territories. Chinese University Press. ISBN 9789629961008.
• Webb, Richard (1994). "Earth God and Village Shrines in the New Territories" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 34: 183-191. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Wesley-Smith, Peter (1973). "The Kam Tin Gates" (PDF). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch. 13: 41–44. eISSN 1991-7287. ISSN 0085-5774.
• Wesley-Smith, P. (1994). Identity, Land, Feng Shui and the Law in Traditional Hong Kong. Australian Journal of Law and Society (1994) 10.
• Williams, A. (2014). Trees House. House for Trees, by Vo Trong Nghia. In The Architectural Review No 1409.
• Wikipedia. Walled villages of Hong Kong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walled_villages_of_Hong_Kong And links to specific site pages.
• Williams, A. (2015). Micro Organism. Hutong infil, Beijing by Standard Architecture. In The Architectural Review No 1417.
• Young, E. Neighborhood Watch. Donnybrook, London. In RIBA Journal, April 2006.
• Yu, M. (2008). Built Heritage Conservation Policy in Selected Places. Research and Library Services Division, Legislative Council Secretariat.

Original list

• Al, S. (Ed) (2014). Villages in the City: A Guide to South China's Informal Settlements. University of Hawaii Press.
• Boyd, A. (1962). Chinese Architecture and Town Planning 1500 B.C. - A.D. 1911. Tiranti.
• Chan, Chi Sing. (2006). Transformation of Two Walled Villages in Kam Tin. In HKIA Journal No 46, 2006.
• Chan, K. (2000). Maintenance of Old Buildings. HKIS Conference, March 2000.
• Chan, Kwok Shing. (1998). Negotiating the Transfer Practice of Housing in a Chinese Village. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 37.
• Cheng, S and Cheung, S (2014). Analysis of Building Materials Damageable by Termites in Hong Kong. City University of Hong Kong, Conference of the Pacific Rim Termite Research Group.
• Chu, C, and Uebegang, K. (2002). Saving Hong Kong’s Cultural Heritage. Civic Exchange. Pages 36-39.
• Cody, J, and Richardson, J. (1997). Urbanizing Forest and Village Trees in Hong Kong's Sha Tin Valley, 1976-1977. In Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, IX (1).
• Davey, P. (2000). Courtly Life. Ju’er Hutong, Beijing by Wu Liangyong. In The Architectural Review No 1236.
• Degan, O. (2015). Hong Kong’s Forgotten Villages. Politecnico di Torino.
• Dong, Y. (2015). Country Life. Wencun Village by Amateur Architecture. In The Architectural Review No 1425.
• Edelmann, F. (Ed) (2008). In the Chinese City: Perspectives on the Transmutations of an Empire. Birkhauser.
• Hase, P. (1988). A Traditional New Territories Latrine. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 28.
• Hase, P. (1996). Traditional Life in the New Territories: The Evidence of the 1911 and 1921 Censuses. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 36.
• Hase, P. (1996). Beside the Yamen: Nga Tsin Wai Village. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 39.
• Ho, C. (2002). The Study of the Chinese (Grey) Brickwork in the Vernacular Buildings in Hong Kong. MSc Conservation, Dissertation, HKU.
• Ho, P. and Lo, K. Y. (2008). Conserving Rural Architecture. In HKIA Journal, No 50, 2008.
• Ho, P. (2007). Timber Construction of Vernacular Buildings in Hong Kong. Department of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong.
• Ho, P. (2009). 100 Traditional Chinese Buildings in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department.
• Holmes, T. J. (2000). Craftsmanship in Conservation. HKIS Conference, March 2000.
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). 1,444 Historic Buildings and New Items in addition to 1,444 Historic Buildings - Results of the Assessment of 1,444 Historic Buildings. http://www.aab.gov.hk/en/aab.php
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). List of new items for grading assessment with assessment results (as at August 2018).
• Hong Kong Antiquities Advisory Board. (2018). List of the 1,444 Historic Buildings with Assessment Results (as at August 2018).
• Hong Kong Antiquities and Monuments Office. (2018). Declared Monuments. http://www.amo.gov.hk/form/Declared_Monuments_in_HK_Part_D.pdf
• Hong Kong Audit Commission. (2010). Provision of Village Sewerage. Report No55, Chapter 9.
• Hong Kong Audit Commission. (2016). Sewerage Systems in Rural Areas. Report No67, Chapter 8.
• Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department. (2011). Working Population by District Council Constituency Area and Occupation, 2011 (Table C303). Population Census Office, Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department.
• Hong Kong Centamap http://www.centamap.com
• Hong Kong Crown Land and Survey Office. (1966). Land Utilization in Hong Kong. The Government Printer, Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong Department of Justice. (2012). Buildings Ordinance (Application to the New Territories) Ordinance, Chapter 121. Hong Kong e-Legislation. (02/08/2012). https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/hk/cap121?xpid=ID_1438402640390_002
• Hong Kong Department of Justice. (2012). Buildings Ordinance, Chapter 123. Hong Kong e-Legislation. Section 26A: https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/hk/cap123!en@2017-01-03T00:00:00
• Hong Kong Drainage Services Department (HKDSD). (2008). Sewerage and Flood Protection Drainage Services 1841-2008.
• Hong Kong Food and Environmental Hygiene Department. (2018). Public Toilets. https://www.fehd.gov.hk/english/pleasant_environment/cleansing/clean1.html#Public%20Toilets
• Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Office. (2018). The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (Revised 2014). Building New Territories Exempted Houses.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (2009). List of Recognized Villages Under the Small House Policy.
• Hong Kong Lands Department. (Revised 2014). How to Apply for a Small House Grant. At: https://www.landsd.gov.hk/en/images/doc/NTSHP_E_text.pdf (2018).
• Hong Kong Office of Ombudsman. (2015). Direct Investigation into Regulation of Fire Safety Measures for New Territories Exempted Houses.
• Hong Kong Town Planning Board, Statutory Planning Portal. https://www1.ozp.tpb.gov.hk/gos/default.aspx? (Source of plans)
• ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites). (1994). The Nara Document on Authenticity. Japan.
• Ip, Hing Fong. (1995). An Historical Geography of the Walled Villages of Hong Kong. University of Hong Kong.
• Ip, I. (2010). The Village House Typology in Hong Kong. In HKIA Journal No 57, 2010.
• Jacobs, J. (1961). The Death and Life of Great American Cities. Random House, New York.
• Khadka, S. (2018). The Search for a Modern Vernacular. In Domus, Dec 2018.
• Knapp, R. (1986). China’s Traditional Rural Architecture: A Cultural Geography of the Common House. University of Hawaii Press.
• Knapp, R. (1990). The Chinese House: Craft, Symbol and the Folk Tradition. Oxford University Press.
• Knapp, R. (2000). China’s Old Dwellings. University of Hawaii Press.
• Lim, CJ, Liu, E. (2019). Smart Cities, Resilient Landscapes + Eco-warriors. Routledge.
• Liu, Tik-Sang. (2003). A Nameless but Active Religion: An Anthropologist’s View of Local Religion in Hong Kong and Macau. In The China Quarterly 2003.
• Lung ping-Yee, Lee Ho-yin, Chow Tsz-yue. (2005). The Changing Rural Setting of Hong Kong’s New Territories in the 20th Century. 15th ICOMOS General Assembly and International Symposium.
• Ma, So-Mui. (2001). In Search of Cultural Identity: Roof Decorations on Vernacular Architecture in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Institute of Education.
• Marsh, J. (2015). How a Wild Tiger Killed Two Hong Kong Policemen ... 100 Years Ago. In South China Morning Post, 6.4.2015.
• Martin, L. and March, L. (1972). Urban Space and Structures. Cambridge University Press.
• Mollard, M. (2015). Can Design Week Save the Hutongs? Dashilar, Beijing. In The Architectural Review No 1425.
• Mollard, M. (2017). Economy Class. Mrs Fan’s Plugin House, Beijing, by Peoples Architecture Office. In The Architectural Review No 1446.
• Poon, P. (2009). The Cultural Meaning of Hakka Architecture in Hong Kong and Guangdong. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 49.
• Priest, I. (2017). One of a Kind. The Malings, Newcastle. In RIBA Journal, November 2017.
• Qingxi, L. (2019). Brick and Tile Building. Joint Publishing Hong Kong.
• Ryan, R. (2009). Two Urban Projects in Dublin. Timberyard, The Liberties. In Domus, September 2009.
• SCMP, Editorial. (2018). Hong Kong Government Must Scrap the Small-House Policy. In South China Morning Post, 10.1.2018.
• SCMP/Button, V. (2013). Ramshackle Trail of the Unexpected. In South China Morning Post, 3.3.2002.
• SCMP/Chan, B. (2016). In Hong Kong, Private Property Rights Trump Heritage Conservation. In South China Morning Post, 4.2.2016.
• SCMP/Lazarus, S. (2018). Pearl Farming in Hong Kong: Enthusiasts Restock Oyster Beds in City Waters to Revive a 1,000-Year-Old Industry. In South China Morning Post, 15.2.2018.
• SCMP/Lo, A. (2019). Come on Kuk, Appeal Against That Ruling. In South China Morning Post, 10.4.2019.
• SCMP/Newbery, D. (2016). Red Tides in Hong Kong Flag Failings of Small-House Policy and Officials in Denial. In South China Morning Post, 7.8.2016.
• SCMP/Ng. (2019) Villagers ‘Left with Nothing’ in Homes Row. In South China Morning Post, 15.4.2019
• SCMP/Ng, J. (2013). Hong Kong Heritage Policy a Failure of Historic Proportions. In South China Morning Post, 25.4.2013.
• SCMP/Ng, J. and Wong, O. (2012). Heritage Policy Failure as Peak Mansion To Go. In South China Morning Post, 5.12.2012.
• SCMP/Singh, H. (2016). How the revival of a 400-year-old Hong Kong village can be a model for rural heritage conservation. In South China Morning Post, 8.10.2016.
• SCMP/Yeung, A. (2018) video in online edition of South China Morning Post, 26.9.2018.
• SCMP/Zhao, S. (2019). Fanling North and Kwu Tung North development plan is ‘killing family farms’ in Hong Kong, affected residents say. In South China Morning Post, 22.1.2019.
• Shelton, B, Karakiewicz, J, Kvan, T. (2011). The Making of Hong Kong: from Vertical to Volumetric. Routledge.
• Sullivan, L. (1972). Traditional Chinese Architecture: Chinese Houses. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 12.
• Sun, F. (2013). Chinese Climate and Vernacular Dwellings. MDPI, Buildings.
• The Economist, Editorial. (2017). Ding-Dong: In Hong Kong, a Row over Land Rights Reflects a Bitter Divide. In The Economist, 10.8.2017.
• Wainwright, O. (2014). ‘Our Cities are Insufferable’: Chinese Artists Go Back to the Land. In The Guardian, 2.12.2014.
• Wang, W. (1998). Axial Inversion – The Transformation of the Spatial Structure and its Ritual Axis in Hong Kong’s Walled Villages. Hong Kong Papers in Design and Development, University of Hong Kong.
• Watson, J, Watson, R. (2004). Village Life in Hong Kong: Politics, Gender and Ritual in the New Territories. Chinese University Press, Hong Kong.
• Webb, R. (1994). Earth God and Village Shrines in the New Territories of Hong Kong. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 34.
• Wesley-Smith, P. (1973). The Kam Tin Gates. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch, Vol. 13.
• Wesley-Smith, P. (1994). Identity, Land, Feng Shui and the Law in Traditional Hong Kong. Australian Journal of Law and Society (1994) 10.
• Williams, A. (2014). Trees House. House for Trees, by Vo Trong Nghia. In The Architectural Review No 1409.
• Wikipedia. Walled Villages of Hong Kong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walled_villages_of_Hong_Kong And links to specific site pages.
• Williams, A. (2015). Micro Organism. Hutong infil, Beijing by Standard Architecture. In The Architectural Review No 1417.
• Young, E. Neighborhood Watch. Donnybrook, London. In RIBA Journal, April 2006.
• Yu, M. (2008). Built Heritage Conservation Policy in Selected Places. Research and Library Services Division, Legislative Council Secretariat.

Resources

Thesis

• Ip, Hing-fong (1995). An historical geography of the walled villages of Hong Kong (Postgraduate Thesis, Master of Philosophy). University of Hong Kong.

Journals

• Article search
• To be located: Lockhart, J. H. Stewart. “Extracts from a Report by Mr Stewart Lockhart on the Extension of the Colony of Hong Kong”, in Papers Laid before the Legislative Council of Hongkong, I899 (Sessional Papers), Government Printer, Hong Kong, 1900

Clans

Clans include: the Lee (李), the Man (萬), the Mo (巫), the Tsang (曾), the Yeung (楊), the Yau (邱)

Historic buildings

• List 1 [4]
• List N [5]

Manual of style

• Battle of Shancaowan for example of citation usage