New World Harbour Race 2026（新世界維港泳 2026）

Magazine Gap is a gap in Hong Kong, lying in the Mid-Levels and Peak areas of Hong Kong Island at 300 metres above sea level, with Bowen Hill to its east and Mount Gough to its west forming the gorge.

Mount Gough is a hill in Hong Kong, 465 metres above sea level, forming part of Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. Mount Gough is named after Gough, the British commander-in-chief in the Opium War.

Mount Cameron, originally named Fei Ngo Leng, is a mountain in the central part of Hong Kong Island, about 439 metres high, situated to the south of and above the area between Wan Chai and Admiralty. Its summit and southern slopes lie within Aberdeen Country Park, near Wan Chai Gap, and Mount Cameron Road and Middle Gap Road run along its south-western hillside. The paths on Mount Cameron are rugged and precipitous, with steep steps; the summit is desolate and covered with igneous rock. Mount Cameron is named after Major-General Cameron, Commander of the British Forces in Hong Kong and Acting Governor of Hong Kong.

Middle Gap is one of the mountain passes of Hong Kong, located in the central part of Hong Kong Island between Mount Cameron and Mount Nicholson, with Wan Chai Gap to the west and Wong Nai Chung Gap to the east, at an altitude of 280 metres. Beneath the pass run the Nam Fung Tunnel and the Aberdeen Tunnel. It is worth noting that Middle Gap Road itself does not lead directly to Middle Gap; the true location of Middle Gap is reached by a dirt path from the eastern end of a branch of Middle Gap Road (where the Middle Gap Viewing Point stands) to the junction with Black's Link.