List of MTR stations

MTR Corporation

Company type	Public
Industry	Public transport
Founded	October 22, 1979 (1979-10-22)
Headquarters	Hong Kong , Hong Kong
Area served	Hong Kong
Products	Rapid transit, Light rail, High-speed rail terminal
Website	www.mtr.com.hk

The MTR, Hong Kong's rapid transit network, consists of 10 heavy rail routes and 98 stations as of May 2022. In addition to these metro stops, the system features 68 light rail stations along with a single high-speed rail terminal. The existing network was established following the integration with the Kowloon–Canton Railway on 2 December 2007, which resulted in the MTR Corporation assuming control of the East Rail line, West Rail line, Ma On Shan line, and the Light Rail system. The light rail primarily operates in the northwestern New Territories, offering 12 routes and 68 stops, with plans for further expansions and additional lines underway.

East Rail line

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Livery	Name	Photo	Connections	District	Opened	Code	Notes
	Admiralty		Template:Rcb Template:Rcb Template:Rcb	Central and Western	12 February 1980	ADM
	Exhibition Centre			Wan Chai	15 May 2022	EXC
	Hung Hom formerly Kowloon		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong/Kowloon City	30 November 1975	HUH	Previously known as Kowloon station until renamed Hung Hom in the mid-1990s.
	Mong Kok East formerly Mong Kok, Yaumati			Yau Tsim Mong/Kowloon City	1 October 1910	MKK	Initially called Yau Ma Ti Station; rebranded as Mong Kok East in 2007. A pedestrian transfer to nearby Mong Kok station requires approximately 10–15 minutes.
	Kowloon Tong		Template:Rcb	Sham Shui Po/Kowloon City	4 May 1982	KOT
	Tai Wai		Template:Rcb	Sha Tin	15 August 1983	TAW
	Sha Tin			Sha Tin	1 October 1910	SHT
	Fo Tan			Sha Tin	15 February 1985	FOT
	Racecourse			Sha Tin	7 October 1978	RAC	Station operates exclusively during events at Sha Tin Racecourse; located adjacent to Fo Tan station.
	University formerly Ma Liu Shui			Sha Tin	24 September 1956	UNI	Renamed from Ma Liu Shui in 1967; rebuilt in the early 1980s to accommodate electrification.
	Tai Po Market			Tai Po	7 April 1983	TAP	This modernized station replaced the original from the early KCR period; the former site is now home to the Hong Kong Railway Museum.
	Tai Wo			Tai Po	9 May 1989	TWO
	Fanling			North	1 October 1910	FAN
	\u Sheung Shui	[[File:Sheung Shui Station platforms 2024 11 part1.jpg \|\u100px \]\]	\u\u North	16 May 1930	SHS
\u	\u Lo Wu	[[File:Lo Wu Station platforms 2025 01 part1.jpg \|\u100px \]\]	Shenzhen Metro[[Line 1 (Shenzhen Metro)|Line 1\u\]\]	\u North	14 October 1949	LOW	Terminus for cross-border travelers connecting to Shenzhen; evolved from an early border checkpoint.
\u	\u Lok Ma Chau	[[File:Lok Ma Chau Station platforms 2023 11 part2.jpg \|\u100px \]\]	Shenzhen Metro Lines 4 and 10	\u Yuen Long	15 August 2007	LMC	Situated on the Lok Ma Chau Spur Line branch; a proposed Kwu Tung station is planned.

Kwun Tong line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Interchanges	District	Inaugurated	Station Code	Remarks
	Whampoa			Kowloon City, Whampoa City	23 October 2016	WHA
	Ho Man Tin		Template:Rcb	Kowloon City		HOM
	Yau Ma Tei previously Waterloo		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong	22 December 1979	YMT
	Mong Kok formerly Argyle		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong	31 December 1979	MOK
	Prince Edward		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong	10 May 1982	PRE
	Shek Kip Mei			Sham Shui Po	1 October 1979	SKM
	Kowloon Tong		Template:Rcb	Sham Shui Po/Kowloon City		KOT
	Lok Fu			Wong Tai Sin		LOF
	Wong Tai Sin			Wong Tai Sin		WTS
	Diamond Hill		Template:Rcb	Wong Tai Sin		DIH

Tsuen Wan line

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Livery	Name	Photo	Connections	District	Inaugurated	Code	Remarks
	Tsuen Wan			Tsuen Wan	10 May 1982	TSW
	Tai Wo Hau			Kwai Tsing/Tsuen Wan		TWH
	Kwai Hing			Kwai Tsing		KWH
	Kwai Fong			Kwai Tsing		KWF
	Lai King		Template:Rcb	Kwai Tsing		LAK
	Mei Foo previously Lai Wan		Template:Rcb	Sham Shui Po	17 May 1982	MEF
	Lai Chi Kok			Sham Shui Po		LCK
	Cheung Sha Wan			Sham Shui Po		CSW
	Sham Shui Po			Sham Shui Po		SSP
	Prince Edward		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong	10 May 1982	PRE
	Mong Kok previously Argyle		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong	31 December 1979	MOK

Island line

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Livery	Name	Photo	Connections	District	Inaugurated	Code
	Kennedy Town			Central and Western	28 December 2014	KET
	HKU			Central and Western		HKU

Tung Chung line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Interchanges	District	Date Opened	Station Code	Remarks
	Tung Chung		Ngong Ping 360	Islands	22 June 1998	TUC	Official inauguration on 21 April 1997; commenced public operations on 22 April 1997
	Sunny Bay		Template:Rcb	Tsuen Wan	1 June 2005	SUN
	Tsing Yi		Template:Rcb	Kwai Tsing	22 June 1998	TSY
	Lai King		Template:Rcb	Kwai Tsing		LAK
	Nam Cheong		Template:Rcb	Sham Shui Po	16 December 2003	NAC
	Olympic			Yau Tsim Mong	22 June 1998	OLY
	Kowloon		Template:Rcb	Yau Tsim Mong		KOW	No direct connection to Austin station; walking transfer approximately 10 minutes.
	Hong Kong		Template:Rcb Transfers available to Template:Rcb and Template:Rcb lines via Central station	Central and Western		HOK

Airport Express

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Interchanges	District	Date Opened	Station Code	Remarks
	AsiaWorld–Expo			Islands	20 December 2005	AWE
	Airport			Islands	6 July 1998	AIR
	Tsing Yi		Template:Rcb	Kwai Tsing		TSY

Tseung Kwan O line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Interchanges	District	Date Opened	Station Code
	Po Lam			Sai Kung	18 August 2002	POA

Tuen Ma line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Interchanges	District	Inaugurated	Station Code	Remarks
	Wu Kai Sha			Sha Tin	21 December 2004	WKS
	Ma On Shan					MOS
	Heng On					HEO
	Tai Shui Hang					TSH
	Shek Mun					SHM
	City One		CIO
STW
CKT
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HIK
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KAT
SUW
TKW
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Connects to Template:Rcb through Tsim Sha Tsui station	rowspan=2 | Yau Tsim Mong District	ETS
AUS
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	Tsuen Wan District	TWW
	Yuen Long District	KSR
Interchange with Template:Rcb at Yuen Long stop	YUL
	LOP
Interchange with Template:Rcb at Tin Shui Wai stop	TIS
Connects to Template:Rcb at Siu Hong stop	rowspan=2 | Tuen Mun District	SIH
Interchange with Template:Rcb at Tuen Mun stop	TUM

Disneyland Resort line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Transfer Options	District	Inaugurated	Station Code
	Disneyland Resort			Tsuen Wan	1 August 2005	DIS
	Sunny Bay		Template:Rcb			SUN

South Island line

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Livery	Station Name	Image	Transfer Options	District	Inaugurated	Station Code
	South Horizons			Southern	28 December 2016	SOH
	Lei Tung					LET
	Wong Chuk Hang					WCH
	Ocean Park					OCP
	Admiralty		Template:Rcb Template:Rcb Template:Rcb	Central and Western	12 February 1980	ADM