Ian Pursey Thu, 04/16/2026 - 00:46 oldernewer Date picture taken 1970s Tags aerial photographs ship breaking Shows place(s) Shun Fung Ironworks (2nd location) [1967-1987] Log in or register to post comments Comments Junk Bay This shows the northern end of Junk Bay - where Po Lam now stands - looking towards the south. Log in or register to post comments Junk Bay Junk Bay was one of places for ship breaking. The large factory on the right is the Shun Fung Ironworks (信豐鋼鐵廠), They moved here from Ma Tau Kok in 1972 (source). Log in or register to post comments
Junk Bay This shows the northern end of Junk Bay - where Po Lam now stands - looking towards the south. Log in or register to post comments
Junk Bay Junk Bay was one of places for ship breaking. The large factory on the right is the Shun Fung Ironworks (信豐鋼鐵廠), They moved here from Ma Tau Kok in 1972 (source). Log in or register to post comments
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Junk Bay
This shows the northern end of Junk Bay - where Po Lam now stands - looking towards the south.
Junk Bay
Junk Bay was one of places for ship breaking. The large factory on the right is the Shun Fung Ironworks (信豐鋼鐵廠), They moved here from Ma Tau Kok in 1972 (source).