Hong Kong: Peng Chau lime-kiln foreshore

Where: China Coast · Asia · approx. 22.28, 114.04 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Hong Kong's only industrial island: 11 lime kilns from the early 1800s, Great China Match Factory 1939 to 1976, plus ceramics, light bulb and tanning works; kiln residue was tipped onto the foreshore and built into a protecting beach

What turns up: sea glass, kiln waste, shell-lime clinker, porcelain shards, match factory era bottle glass

Access: Open / legal.

Open shoreline; the 1920s Sing Lei Hap Gei lime kiln building is a graded heritage structure and privately owned, do not disturb it; foreshore picking of modern material unproblematic

Satellite view, historic-map overlays, tide/flow context and field notes are in the app. Exact research detail is part of Pro.