Everything tagged: boundary stone

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Can't view the other side of it, the back is facing the sidewalk opposite #15A, does it have anything to do with the railway or the ex-RAF property nearby?

 15 何文田山道

https://maps.app.goo.gl/dPbKyBiXSGZ9Kizv6 

It reminds me of the road sign plaque at Sha Lo Tung, Tai Po.

A white marker stone with "1902 - No. 16" engraved on it.

The stone is on the bridge near the pavilion at the road junction.

坪輋路

https://maps.app.goo.gl/tSvFHNWUWaeRAuqk6

See the story behind at The Anglo Chinese Boundary 1898

Mr. Stewart Lockhart's report:

The Northern Boundary commences at the point of high water-mark in Mirs Bay where the meridian of 114°.30' East cuts the land and follows that high water-mark to the point marked with a peg immediately to the West of the market town locally known as Tung Wo Hü and sometimes called Shat'aukok.

Marker set in the morning of the 17th March, 1899.

We came across this when we descended from PB111, after passing a small cemetery, it's the junction of a path and the road leading downhill to the public lavatory of Nam Pin Wai. 

Before going down, we went up a little bit for the gate of a farm, before reaching it, this stone caught my eye on the right of the dirt track.

Anyone know what the inscription means? I am wondering if it's just the boundary stone of the farm nearby, with only its rusted gate left ... as can be seen here in this Google map link:

香港, 新界南邊圍

It's just the approximate coordinates.

Walking along Harlech road yesterday, I came across this boundary stone right below a drainage bridge below the path.