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Manufacturing Industry in March 2001 in
Hong Kong
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According to the statistics from the Census and Statistics Department, there
were 216, 934 people engaged in the manufacturing sector. Here are the
table, chart and ArcMap which show the number of employees and its
distribution in the manufacturing industry in March 2001 in Hong Kong.
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District |
Number of person engaged in manufacturing industry |
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1 |
Central and Western |
5874 |
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2 |
Wan Chai |
3727 |
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3 |
Eastern |
17696 |
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4 |
Southern |
7097 |
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5 |
Yau Tsim Mong |
8549 |
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6 |
Sham Shui Po |
13742 |
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7 |
Kowloon City |
8994 |
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8 |
Wong Tai Sin |
12426 |
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9 |
Kwun Tong |
30233 |
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10 |
Kwai Tsing |
32323 |
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11 |
Tsuen Wan |
21268 |
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12 |
Tuen Mun |
10585 |
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13 |
Yune Long |
8937 |
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14 |
North |
3434 |
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15 |
Tai Po |
12873 |
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16 |
Sha Tin |
7597 |
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17 |
Sai Kung |
5062 |
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18 |
Islands |
6547 |
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Total |
216964 |
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The
table,
chart and
Arcmap
above show the percentage and the distribution of people
who are engaged in manufacturing industry in Hong Kong. Additionally, the
concentration
of people engaged in manufacturing sector in 18 districts can also be seen
easily from the
Arc map.
In March 2001, Kwai Tsing have the highest number of people employed in with
near 33, 000
people. Kwun Tong is the second highest with more than 30, 000 people.
Whereas, the North
in Hong Kong Island have the lowest number of people employed with less than
4,000 people.
It is not surprising to find that Kwai Tsing and Kwun Tong have a number of
people employed
in manufacturing industry because many manufacturing buildings can be found
in these two
places. The containers port in Kwai Chung also favour the development of
manufacturing
in Kwai Tsing. In contrast, the North is mainly designed for residential
housing by the
government. Thus, it has the lowest concentration of people engaged in
manufacturing in
Hong Kong. |