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Located to the west of Nam Cheong Estate and east of the West Kowloon Highway, the station interchanges with MTR Tung Chung Line It is the first wholly-integrated KCRC and MTR station in Hong Kong. A public transport interchange, located to the east of the station, allows for easy and convenient transfers to other modes of public transport.

Stations of the Hong Kong MTR

Kwun Tong	Whampoa Garden \| 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	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	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
Tseung Kwan O	Tin Hau \| North Point \| Quarry Bay \| Yau Tong \| Tiu Keng Leng \| Tseung Kwan O \| Hang Hau \| Po Lam \| Dream City
Tung Chung	Tung Chung \| Sunny Bay \| Tsing Yi \| Lai King \| Nam Cheong \| Olympic \| Kowloon \| Hong Kong \| HKCEC \| Fortress Hill
Airport Express	Airport \| Tsing Yi \| Kowloon \| Hong Kong

Stations of the Hong Kong KCRC

East Rail	East Tsim Sha Tsui \| Hung Hom \| Mong Kok \| Kowloon Tong \| Tai Wai \| Sha Tin \| Fo Tan \| Racecourse \| University \| Science Park \| Tai Po Market \| Tai Wo \| Fanling \| Sheung Shui \| Lo Wu
West Rail	Nam Cheong \| Mei Foo \| Tsuen Wan West \| Kam Sheung Road \| Yuen Long \| Long Ping \| Tin Shui Wai \| Siu Hong \| Tuen Mun
Light Rail	Siu Hong \| Kei Lun \| Tsing Chung \| Kin Sang \| Tin King \| Leung King \| San Wai \| Shek Pai \| Ming Kum \| Kin On \| Ho Tin \| Choy Yee Bride \| Affluence \| Tuen Mun Hospital \| Ngan Wai \| Tai Hing South \| Tai Hing North \| Shan King North \| Shan King South \| Tsing Wun \| Tsing Shan Tsuen \| Lung Mun \| LRT Depot \| Butterfly \| Melody Garden \| Ferry Pier \| Tuen Mun \| Town Centre \| On Ting \| Yau Oi \| Fung Tei \| Prime View \| San Hui \| Ho Fuk Tong \| Pui To \| Sui Lun \| Goodview Garden \| Tuen Mun Swimming Pool \| Siu Hei \| Sam Shing \| Yuen Long \| Tai Tong Road \| Hong Lok Road \| Fung Nin Road \| Shui Pin Wai \| Ping Shan \| Tong Fong \| Hung Shui Kiu \| Chung Uk Tsuen \| Nai Wai \| Lam Tei \| Tin Shui \| Locwood \| Tin Yiu \| Hang Mei Tsuen \| Tin Wing \| Chestwood \| Tin Shui Wai \| Tin Tsz \| Tin Wu \| Ginza \| Tin Yuet \| Tin Sau \| Wetland Park \| Tin Heng \| Tin Yat \| Tin Fu \| Chung Fu
Ma On Shan Rail	Tai Wai \| Che Kung Temple \| Sha Kok \| City One \| Shek Mun \| Tai Shui Hang \| Heng On \| Ma On Shan \| Wu Kai Sha

Categories: MTR stations | KCRC stations

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