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Relocation of Dockyards to Kowloon West
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- Bird's-eye view of Kwai Chung Container Port
Kwai Chung Container Port, which opened in the early 1970s.
- Aerial view of floating dockyards at Tsing Yi
Aerial view of the floating dockyards at Tsing Yi in June 1981.
- Dry dock and floating dock of Euroasia Shipyard
Dry dock and floating dock of the Euroasia Shipyard Co Ltd at Tsing Yi in May 1982.
- HUD and Taikoo Shing
Quarry Bay dock of HUD (original Taikoo Dockyard) and the private residential estate Taikoo Shing under construction in the 1970s. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Performing vessel welding task (1)
HUD workers perform a welding task at the stern of a ship. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Floating dock Taikoo of HUD
Measuring 174 metres in length and 23.8 metres in width, the floating dock Taikoo can accommodate 25,000-ton vessels. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Machine repair workshop of HUD
Machine repair workshop of HUD, 1977. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Floating dock Whampoa of HUD
Completed and commissioned in 1978, the floating dock Whampoa of HUD is 220 metres long and can accommodate 70,000-ton vessels. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Inspecting vessel
HUD workers inspect a vessel in 1977. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)
- Performing vessel welding task (2)
A HUD worker carries out a welding task in 1977. (HUD, Hongkong United Dockyards Ltd.)