Metro Manila

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Metro Manila, Philippines

latitude: 14.594, longitude: 121.032

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Metro Manila is a region in the Philippines at latitude 14°35′38.40″ North, longitude 121°01′55.20″ East.

Roads

Speed limits

The default maximum speed for any Circumferential or Radial Road is 60 kph unless otherwise posted.
Other roads have defaults based on the Land Transportation and Traffic Code (Republic Act 4136) unless otherwise posted: 40 in major thoroughfares (avenues, boulevards, urban highways, divided roads), 30 (all other streets), 20 (narrow or crowded streets)

Classification

Motorway - CAVITEX, MCX, NAIAx, NLEX, Skyway, SLEX
Trunk
- AH26 segments that are not controlled-access expressways
- Routes 1 (inc. EDSA, MacArthur Highway, National Road in Muntinlupa), 11 (C-5: SLEX to C.P. Garcia), 59 (Marcos Highway, continuing to Antipolo as Sumulong Highway), 61 (Roxas Boulevard: EDSA to NAIA Road)
- SLEX between Magallanes and Nichols interchanges and CAVITEX-C-5 South Link Expressway
- Avenues (or sections thereof) resembling expressways (including connecting roads for continuity): Commonwealth Avenue (Elliptical Road to Fairview Rotonda), Quezon Avenue, Luzon Avenue, Congressional Avenue (Mindanao Avenue to Luzon Avenue) and Mindanao Avenue (NLEX Segment 8.1 to Congressional Avenue)
Primary: Other major thoroughfares, with a minimum of 4 lanes (including divided roads)
Secondary: Secondary roads or minor arteries, with a minimum of 2 lanes. Some may be divided roads.
Tertiary: Smaller streets, usually collector roads within a barangay or district.

Public transit

Bus routes are being redrawn after the network is revamped amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as jeepney and UV Express/passenger van routes

Most of the LRT and MRT lines (including future routes) are now mapped with varying degrees of completion. Commuter lines by the Philippine National Railways (PNR) are completely mapped, including future electrified lines to replace them.

Mapping status

City/Municipality	Description	whois mapping?
MARIKINA	~ 95% of roads are mapped (with streets names, except for a few residential roads and footways). Cycleways (Marikina bikelane network) are also tagged. Barangays names. Total number of roads mapped: 405 KM (as of 2009114) todo - lots and lots of footways and landuse 2nd pass review for roads reviewed and edited- Calumpang, San Roque, Jesus dela Pena, Marikina Heights, Concepcion II, Lamuan, Nangka, Concepcion 1, Tanong, Barangka access restrictions to private subdivisions landuse - added residential, cemetery, parks, commercial, retail added barangay boundaries experiments with house numbers	maning
QUEZON CITY	* More than 90% of streets, ~ 50% unnamed Barangays names (place:village) and boundaries, rivers and streams. Added access restrictions to exclusive villages (and some military facilities).	maning, backpacking philippines
SAN JUAN	Approximately 90% mapped, 75-85% named Landuse for northern part of Greenhills & West Crame added Most POI's added	Choco, GOwin
CALOOCAN	* North Caloocan ~90% of roads, ~ 40 % named South Caloocan ~ 90% of roads, ~ 60% named barangay names	maning
VALENZUELA	30% of streets mapped, certain landuse in this area need to be converted into buildings	Neonridex
MALABON	Less than 25%, major roads included
NAVOTAS	Less than 20%, major roads included
MANILA See also Manila	50%-60%, mostly unnamed Landuse added in some portions POI's added in Malate BASECO area updated updated streets in San Andres area Needs completion: Numbered barangays (almost not yet complete, with only 2 added) Transport (bus and jeepney) routes (almost not yet added)	maning, jared201
MANDALUYONG	30-35%, mostly unnamed. Boundaries for some barangays completed Landuse added in some portions	GOwin
PASIG	20-35%, mostly unnamed. Boundaries for selected barangays are done Added restrictions to most of Valle Verde excluding Frontera Verde
MAKATI	CBD is at 99%. Rest of Makati: Streets ca 80% done, names ca 65% done, target: 99% till eoy. Pending/ongoing tasks: Tagging access status of private subdivisions [DONE] Guadalupe area [DONE] *embo areas (east of Fort Bonifacio) [10%] Brgy names and land use [30%] error correction and final revision	sorabsuperstar
PASAY	30-40%, mostly unnamed. Many POIS and amenities are mapped. PICC/CCP/GSIS/PNB area (60-70% done, Harbor Square Complex is considered complete) SM Mall of Asia complex is virtually complete
PARANAQUE	50-60%, mostly unnamed. BF Homes Parañaque is ~80% done. Northwestern Parañaque is 80-90% done Some administrative boundaries are added	Seav
LAS PINAS	Less than 50%, mostly unnamed. BF Resort Village is ~80% done. Philamlife Village is ~95% done. Camella Homes 1 and 2 is ~100% done.	Seav, Schadow1
MUNTINLUPA	50-60%, mostly unnamed. Ayala Alabang Village is ~90% done. Madrigal Business Park is ~75% done. Filinvest Corporate City is ~50% done. Tierra Nueva Village, Pacific Village is ~95% done. Mapping Tunasan done mainly on the National Road area. Added jeepney routes passing over the city. Bus routes (city and provincial routes) still low priority. SM Center Muntinlupa indoor map complete, and road directions changed (as per rerouting made last March 21, 2016). Indoor map of Festival Supermall and Starmall Alabang still incomplete. Alabang Town Center started only on a few parts. Lyceum of Alabang map complete, with buildings and roads added. Schools and colleges on Muntinlupa is at about 65% complete, but needs more additions Searchable address for some residents of JPA Subd. Partial mapping of Meralco roadside power lines (115 kV subtransmission lines and 34.5 and 20 kV distribution lines), mostly along National Road (Daang Maharlika) and Alabang-Zapote Road.	Seav,Jared201,TagaSanPedroAko, Schadow1
PATEROS	40-50%, mostly unnamed.
TAGUIG	30-40%, mostly unnamed. Fort Bonificio Area - this area is undergoing massive re-development so Yahoo! imagery is not usable for tracing. The old crescent road network is now gone and has been replaced by a grid system. The Fort Bonifacio area is now mostly corrected and interpolated from my personal knowledge of the area. --Seav 12:56, 7 April 2008 (BST) Signal Village area is 70>% complete, most roads unnamed

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