University Station (MTR proposed)

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University Station (MTR proposed)
Traditional Chinese: 大學
Simplified Chinese: 大学


University Station, named after The University of Hong Kong, is the tentative official name for a proposed station on the Hong Kong MTR West Island Line, an extension to the existing Island Line.

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There have been disputes among locals and district councilors over the station's name. Some have suggested to restore the previous official name Belcher (寶翠, IPA: [pəʊ35 tsʰʊɪ33], bou2 ceoi3, Bǎocuì) after The Belcher's, a housing development in the area, as well as Belcher Street (卑路乍街) and Belcher Bay (卑路乍灣). Some believed that the MTRC's decision to change the name to University was not well-consulted within the community, while others worried that it might cause confusion with another existing University station on the East Rail Line.

Some have also suggested Shek Tong Tsui as the name as the station would serve the Shek Tong Tsui area.

Under the latest proposal as of June 2005, the station would serve as an cross-platform interchange station between West Island Line and the west section of South Island Line, instead of being a midway station of the West Island Line (now known as West Section of South Island Line) as in the earlier proposals.

The station will be located under Queen's Road West and Belcher Street. In addition, the MTR has planned to build elevators to link University Station to Hong Kong University.

All information in this section is subject to change by MTR Corporation. Platform numbering are only speculations according to the current scheme used on other Island Line stations.

Upper Level

  • Platform 1: Island Line to Chai Wan

Lower Level

  • Platform 2: Island Line to Kennedy Town

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Island Line
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