Ha Che

Hong Kong geography stubsPat HeungVillages in Yuen Long District, Hong Kong

Ha Che (Chinese: 下輋) is a village in Pat Heung, Yuen Long District, Hong Kong.

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Ha Che
Fan Kam Road, Yuen Long District

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N 22.449127 °	E 114.093804 °

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Fan Kam Road
Yuen Long District
Hong Kong, China
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