Quarry Bay
The eastern part of Quarry Bay, namely "Quarry Point", was largely owned by Swire and therefore many places and facilities are named after the company's Chinese name, Taikoo. The river originally flowed into the bay, however it was shut off from the sea with the construction of the Tai Koo Reservoir to supply fresh water to the Taikoo Dockyard, the Taikoo Sugar factory at Tong Chong Street (), and later the Swire Coca-Cola factory at Greig Road () and Yau Man Street (). The upper course of the river was converted into a cement-paved catchwater, and the lower course is the present-day Quarry Bay Street (), with the original estuary near the Quarry Bay Street - King's Road junction.