Cheung Kwai Estate
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Cheung Kwai Estate (長貴邨) is a public housing estate on Cheung Chau, an outlying island of Hong Kong. It locates on a small flatten hill at the northwest coast of the island. It was built by Hong Kong Housing Authority. The first of year of Intake is in 1984. It is the second public housing estate building in the Island district. There are 18 low-rise non-standard blocks in the estate, forming a total of 472 rental flats. The flats size from 23.4 sq. metres to 42.5 sq. metres. Among those available flats, 457 households are lived in with 1800 people recongised as authorised population. According to the census taken in 2001, the population of the estate is 1747.
[edit] Blocks
There are eighteen blocks in the estate, all in type of non-standard. They are:
- Cheung Chi House (長緻樓)
- Cheung Fung House (長豐樓)
- Cheung Foon House (長歡樓)
- Cheung Fat House (長發樓)
- Cheung Fu House (長富樓)
- Cheung Hing House (長興樓)
- Cheung King House (長景樓)
- Cheung Kwong House (長廣樓)
- Cheung Lok House (長樂樓)
- Cheung Nga House (長雅樓)
- Cheung Shing House (長盛樓)
- Cheung Shun House (長順樓)
- Cheung Tak House (長德樓)
- Cheung Wing House (長榮樓)
- Cheung Wah House (長華樓)
- Cheung Wong House (長旺樓)
- Cheung Yick House (長益樓)
- Cheung Yu House (長裕樓)
[edit] Transport
No direct transport can reach the estate, except from walking 15 minutes from the Cheung Chau Ferry Pier.
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