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Tai O rope-ferry in Hong Kong ends service after 100 years – SCMP archive

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The century-old rope-ferry between Lantau and Tai O saw its years of service come to an end yesterday (September 29, 1996) with the opening of a new $15 million pedestrian bridge between the islands.

Tai O bridge under construction. Photo: SCMP

Tai O bridge under construction. Photo: SCMP

Until yesterday, the ferry was the only means of crossing the 15-metre Tai O creek, and passengers had to pay 50 cents for each trip.

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