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Victoria Peak

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Jonction des rues Austin et Harleck

Victoria Peak (chinois traditionnel : 太平山頂) est une montagne à Hong Kong, aussi appelée localement the Peak et Mount Austin. La montagne se situe dans la moitié ouest de l'île de Hong Kong. Avec une altitude de 552 m, c'est le point culminant de l'île, mais non du territoire de Hong Kong, qui est le Tai Mo Shan. Le quartier est aussi connu comme ayant une valeur au pied carré des plus élevées au monde [1].

Victoria Peak est un quartier résidentiel juché sur les pentes de l'île où l'on jouit d'un très beau panorama.

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