4 Historic Structures of Aberdeen Reservoir - Declared Monuments

Declared Monuments in Hong Kong - Hong Kong Island

Aberdeen Reservoir, comprising the Upper Reservoir (1931) and the Lower Reservoir (1932), was built to augment Pok Fu Lam Reservoir for solving the water shortage problem in the western part of Hong Kong Island. It became the last reservoir ever built on Hong Kong Island, after Pok Fu Lam, Tai Tam and Wong Nai Chung.

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Dam (1931) of the Aberdeen Upper Reservoir	Photo 1\| Plan
Valve House (1931) of the Aberdeen Upper Reservoir	Photo 1\| Plan
Bridge (1931) of the Aberdeen Upper Reservoir	Photo 1\| Plan
Dam (1932) of the Aberdeen Lower Reservoir	Photo 1\| Plan

Aberdeen Reservoir

Aberdeen Reservoir Road, Aberdeen

Citybus

Central (Ferry Piers) - Shek Pai Wan

Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) - Shek Pai Wan

New World First Bus

Ap Lei Chau (Lee Nam Road Industrial Area) - Shek Pai Wan (Circular)

971

Hoi Lai Estate - Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan)

Reference :
For more details concerning the historic waterworks facilities, please refer to the following website

Water Supplies Department