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#Ordnance Map #Sai Wan Shan #Lei Yue Mun Park #Boundary Marker Stone #ITS #HKU #Holiday Village

HKU surveyors found a 172 year old Saiwan Boundary Marker Stone

12 Jan 2016
Teachers and students of Department of Real Estate and Construction of HKU discovered a long forgotten boundary marker stone from the very earliest days of the British presence in Hong Kong. This B.O. No.4, boundary stone, is located in the Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village in Sai Wan Shan. That clue led to its identification on Hong Kong's oldest scientifically surveyed map, the Ordnance Map of Hong Kong of 1845.

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