e-HongKongGuide

e-HongKongGuide is a Hong Kong official electronic map book developed by the Survey and Mapping Office of the Lands Department and is free for non-commercial use. It contains an interactive storytelling map and a collection of electronic maps.

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Storytelling Map

This year's edition features the new town development in the northern part of Hong Kong which will be developed into a metropolitan area. Three new towns, namely Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long and Fanling/Sheung Shui are located within this area. The interactive storytelling map showcases the topographic, demographic and developmental changes of these new towns over the past decades, as well as the future development of their surrounding areas. The new July edition enriches the content of the Internal Migration theme to enable the public to gain a better understanding of the relationships among the development of residence, infrastructure, and internal migration.

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(With latest updates of Kai Tak Sports Park in KN08 - Kai Tak/Kowloon Bay)

1. Street Map
2. Small Scale Map

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Item	File Size	Download
e-HongKongGuide Index Contents	15.4 MB	Download
e-HongKongGuide Leaflet	2 MB	Download
e-HongKongGuide User Guide	10.9 MB	Download
e-HongKongGuide Legend	0.9 MB	Download
e-HongKongGuide Hong Kong Railways Network and Strategic Routes Map	7.5 MB	Download
The Area of HKSAR	0.7 MB	Download
Introduction of Hong Kong	0.1 MB	Download
Acknowledgement	0.3 MB	Download

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About e-HongKongGuide

Design

The redesigned "e-HongKongGuide" provides 119 detailed maps of Hong Kong in A3/A4 sizes, gazetteers of street and place names, and indexes of estates and buildings. The maps cover the whole territory of Hong Kong, with urban areas and other built-up areas represented in larger scale. Button links are provided on the maps and indexes for easy surfing on desktop computers. Maps can also be printed out in A3/A4 sizes for personal use.

Map Information

The representation of a road, track or path on the "e-HongKongGuide" map does not imply a right of way. If the transport, leisure, cultural, sport and any other information in this Guide differ from those on ground, readers should seek confirmation from relevant government departments, authorities, organizations or institutions. In the July edition, estates, major infrastructure and buildings, and street and place names are updated up to June 2024.

Format

The "e-HongKongGuide" maps are in GeoPDF format which can be read on desktop computers and applications on mobile devices in offline mode. Users can easily locate their positions on the "e-HongKongGuide" maps using free map applications with satellite positioning functions. Furthermore, users can also search coordinates, text and information, add personalised images and information, and share with friends.

Users can also access the previous e-HongKongGuide editions from this website.

Application

e-HongKongGuide can be read by a number of desktop and mobile apps. The following examples are not intended to be exhaustive.

• TerraGo Toolbar® (using this free desktop plugin to read the guide map);
• Adobe Reader® and Foxit PDF® (using these free desktop and mobile apps to read PDF files);
• Avenza Map® and Paper Maps® (using these free mobile apps to read the geo-referenced map);
• TerraGo Edge 4® (using this free mobile apps to read GeoPDF®, charges is required for advanced function);

For more information and tips, please refer to the "e-HongKongGuide User Guide".