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| | Lantau Island, Hong Kong |
 | | Lantau was important in guarding shipping routes through the Pearl River to Guangzhou (Canton). |
 | | The higher of them, 934-metre Lantau Peak, is the second highest mountain in Hong Kong; its upper reaches form a distinctive, sharp cone, in contrast to the more rounded outline of neighbouring Sunset Peak. |
 | | Chek Lap Kok was a small, rural island; now, all that remains is a couple of low hills, the rest having been levelled to make way for the airport. |
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