West Kowloon Station
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West Kowloon is a railway station on the West Rail Line railway line in Hong Kong. It is being built by Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation, which runs part of the Hong Kong railways. It is part of a larger West Kowloon reclamation project.
The surface station building is divided into two parts by Wui Cheung Road. [1] The site is currently occupied by the Canton Road Government Offices, which will be demolished.
The construction contract KDB200 (West Kowloon Station and Tunnels - Jordan Road to East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) was awarded to the Leighton-Balfour Beatty-Kumagai-John Holland Joint Venture (renamed to Link 200 Joint Venture on 9 August 2005) at an estimated contract sum of HK$ 2018 million. This station is part of this contract.
[edit] Neighbouring stations
| Preceding station | MTR | Following station | ||
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towards Hung Hom
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West Rail Line
Kowloon Southern Link extension
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towards Tuen Mun
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Terminus
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Airport Express
Transfer at: Kowloon
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towards AsiaWorld-Expo
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Terminus
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Tung Chung Line
Transfer at: Kowloon
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towards Tung Chung
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[edit] External links
- Official information from MTRC on Kowloon Southern Link
- Environmental Impact Assessment Report of Kowloon Southern Link
- The West Kowloon Cultural Village website - NEW PROJECT!
- West Kowloon reclamation website

