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Tsing Yi Northeast Park

Kwai Tsing District, People's Republic of China · built 2010

Tsing Yi Northeast Park is a major public park in Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong. It is located at 10 Tam Kon Shan Road and occupies 5.8 hectares on the north shore of Tsing Yi Island. The park is bordered by the water of Rambler Channel, a housing estate of Ching Tai Court, Tam Kon Shan Road and a buffered zone adjacent to a long stretch of shipyards continuing the shoreline. Across the road stands Queen’s College Old Boys’ Association Secondary School, within a housing estate of Cheung On Estate. Other major parks on the island includes Tsing Yi Park and Tsing Yi Promenade. The park forms the western terminus of a continuous waterfront promenade system, which also includes the promenade outside Ching Tai Court and Cheung Fat Estate, Tsing Yi Promenade, Tsing Yi Fireboat Fire Station and Cheung Fai Road Promenade, together covering much of the island’s northeastern shoreline. The park serves as a recreational space catering to the diverse needs of people of all ages. Along the coast lies a waterfront promenade, while around a quarter of the park, at the west end, is taken up by a football pitch with a spectator stand. The remaining area is centred on a piazza with water features, complemented by landscaped gardens. Other facilities include two basketball courts that can be converted into volleyball courts, a gateball court, two cycling tracks, one designed for children, two

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