Canton Road Station

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Canton Road (Trad. Chinese: 廣東道, Jyutping: gwong2 dung1 dou6, pinyin: guǎng dōng dào) is a proposed station on the Kowloon Southern Link, which was proposed to connect MTR West Rail Line and East Rail Line through East Tsim Sha Tsui and Hung Hom stations. The East Tsim Sha Tsui Station also serves as an interchange station with MTR at Tsim Sha Tsui Station on the Tsuen Wan Line.

Because of the disagreement between KCRC and The Wharf (Holdings) Limited on financial matters, the station was put off from the project.

[edit] Proposed neighbouring stations

Preceding station		MTR		Following station
East Tsim Sha Tsui towards Hung Hom		West Rail Line		West Kowloon towards Tuen Mun
Admiralty towards Central		Tsuen Wan Line Transfer at: Tsim Sha Tsui		Jordan towards Tsuen Wan

[edit] See also

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Hong Kong MTR and Light Rail stations

East Rail Line

Admiralty ■■ • Exhibition • East Tsim Sha Tsui ■ • Hung Hom • Mong Kok East • Kowloon Tong ■ • Tai Wai ■ • Sha Tin • Fo Tan • Racecourse • University • Science Park • Tai Po Market • Tai Wo • Fanling • Sheung Shui • Lo Wu • Kwu Tung • Chau Tau • Lok Ma Chau

Kwun Tong Line

Whampoa • Ho Man Tin ■ • Yau Ma Tei ■ • Mong Kok ■ • Prince Edward ■ • Shek Kip Mei • Kowloon Tong ■ • Lok Fu • Wong Tai Sin • Diamond Hill • Choi Hung • Kowloon Bay • Ngau Tau Kok • Kwun Tong • Lam Tin • Yau Tong ■ • Tiu Keng Leng ■

Tsuen Wan Line

Central ■■■ • Admiralty ■ • Tsim Sha Tsui ■ • Jordan • Yau Ma Tei ■ • Mong Kok ■ • Prince Edward ■ • Sham Shui Po • Cheung Sha Wan • Lai Chi Kok • Mei Foo ■ • Lai King ■ • Kwai Fong • Kwai Hing • Tai Wo Hau • Tsuen Wan

Island Line

Kennedy Town • University • Sai Ying Pun • Sheung Wan • Central ■■■ • Admiralty ■ • Wan Chai • Causeway Bay • Tin Hau • Fortress Hill • North Point ■ • Quarry Bay ■ • Tai Koo • Sai Wan Ho • Shau Kei Wan • Heng Fa Chuen • Chai Wan

Tung Chung Line

¹Fortress Hill • Exhibition • Tamar • Hong Kong ■■■ • Kowloon ■ • Olympic • Nam Cheong ■ • Lai King ■ • Tsing Yi ■ • Sunny Bay ■ • Tung Chung

Airport Express

Hong Kong ■■■ • Kowloon ■ • Tsing Yi ■ • Airport • AsiaWorld-Expo

Tseung Kwan O Line

²Tin Hau • North Point ■ • Quarry Bay ■ • Yau Tong ■ • Tiu Keng Leng ■ • Tseung Kwan O • Hang Hau • Po Lam • Lohas Park (Tseung Kwan O South)

West Rail Line

Hung Hom ■ • East Tsim Sha Tsui ■ • West Kowloon • Nam Cheong ■ • Mei Foo ■ • Tsuen Wan West • Kam Sheung Road • Yuen Long ■ • Long Ping • Tin Shui Wai ■ • Siu Hong ■ • Tuen Mun ■

Ma On Shan Line

Wu Kai Sha • Ma On Shan • Heng On • Tai Shui Hang • Shek Mun • City One • Sha Tin Wai • Che Kung Temple • Tai Wai ■

Disneyland Resort Line

Sunny Bay ■ • Disneyland Resort

South Island Line
(east section)

Admiralty ■■ • Racecourse • Ocean Park • Wong Chuk Hang • Lei Tung • South Horizons

East-west Line

³Tai Wai ■ • Diamond Hill ■ • Kai Tak • To Kwa Wan • Ma Tau Wai • Ho Man Tin ■ • Hung Hom ■⁴

Light Rail

Fare zone 1	Lung Mun • LRT Depot • Butterfly • Melody Garden • Ferry Pier • Siu Hei • Tuen Mun Swimming Pool • Goodview Garden • Siu Lun • Sam Shing

Fare zone 2	Shek Pai • Ming Kum • Kin On • Ho Tin • Choy Yee Bridge • Affluence • Ngan Wai • Tai Hing South • Tai Hing North • Shan King North • Shan King South • Tsing Wun • Tsing Shan Tsuen • Tuen Mun ■ • Town Centre • On Ting • Yau Oi • Prime View • San Hui • Ho Fuk Tong • Pui To

Fare zone 3	Siu Hong ■ • Kei Lun • Tsing Chung • Kin Sang • Tin King • Leung King • San Wai • Tuen Mun Hospital • Fung Tei • Chung Uk Tsuen • Nai Wai • Lam Tei

Fare zone 4	Ping Shan • Tong Fong • Hung Shui Kiu • Hang Mei Tsuen • Tin Yiu • Locwood • Tin Shui • Chestwood • Tin Wing • Ginza • Tin Wu • Tin Tsz • Tin Shui Wai ■

Fare zone 5A	Tin Yuet • Tin Sau • Wetland Park • Tin Heng • Tin Yat • Tin Fu • Chung Fu

Fare zone 5	Yuen Long ■ • Tai Tong Road • Hong Lok Road • Fung Nin Road • Shui Pin Wai

¹ Taking up Island Line stations east of Fortress Hill ² Taking up Island Line stations west of Tin Hau
³ Connecting Ma On Shan Line ⁴ Connecting West Rail Line

Lines and stations that are proposed, under planning or under construction are shown in italics.

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