Villages
Pat Heung comprises 30 villages. The population estimated to be about three thousand people.
- Tsat Sing Kong (七星崗)
- Ha Che (下輋)
- Sheung Tsuen (上村)
- Sheung Che (上輋)
- Tai Kong Po (大江埔)*
- Tai Wo (大窩)
- Yuen Kong (元崗)
- Yuen Kong San Tsuen (元崗新村)
- Shui Lau Tin (水流田)
- Shui Tsan Tin (水盞田)
- Ngau Keng (牛徑)
- Ta Shek Wu (打石湖)
- Tin Sam (田心)
- Kap Lung (甲龍)
- Shek Wu Tong (石湖塘)
- Chuk Hang (竹坑)
- Ng Ka Tsuen (吳家村)*
- Ho Pui (河背)
- Kam Tsin Wai (金錢圍)
- Cheung Kong Tsuen (長江)
- Cheung Po (長埔)
- Ma On Kong (馬鞍崗)
- Pang Ka Tsuen (彭家村)*
- Lui Kung Tin (雷公田)*
- Lin Fa Tei (蓮花地)
- Wang Toi Shan Ha San Uk (橫台山下新屋)
- Wang Toi Shan Wing Ning Lei (橫台山永寧里)
- Wang Toi Shan Ho Lik Pui (橫台山河瀝背)
- Wang Toi Shan Shan Tsuen (橫台山散村)
- Wang Toi Shan Lo Uk Tsuen (橫台山羅屋村)
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