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Pusat Pameran Rang Negeri Johor 1 PUSAT PAMERAN RANG NEGERI JOHOR 1 BIL PARLIMEN DUN LOKASI 1 P.140 SEGAMAT PEJABAT MAJLIS DAERAH SEGAMAT N.01 BULOH KASAP KOMPLEKS PENGHULU BULOH KASAP N.02 JEMENTAH POS MALAYSIA SEGAMAT POS MALAYSIA BATU ANAM POS MALAYSIA JEMENTAH 2 P.141 SEGAMAT PEJABAT DAERAH SEGAMAT N.03 PEMANIS KOMPLEKS PENGHULU JABI, SEGAMAT N.04 KEMELAH PEJABAT DAERAH SEGAMAT 3 P.142 LABIS PEJABAT DAERAH / TANAH DAERAH KECIL LABIS N.05 TENANG PEJABAT DAERAH / TANAH DAERAH KECIL LABIS N.06 BEKOK POS MALAYSIA CHAAH POS MALAYSIA LABIS POS MALAYSIA BEKOK 4 P.143 PAGOH KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM JORAK / PAGOH N.07 BUKIT SERAMPANG KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM JORAK / PAGOH POS MALAYSIA GRISEK N.08 JORAK POS MALAYSIA PAGOH 5 P.144 LEDANG PEJABAT DAERAH LEDANG N.09 GAMBIR POS MALAYSIA BUKIT GAMBIR N.10 TANGKAK POS MALAYSIA TANGKAK N.11 SEROM POS MALAYSIA SUNGAI MATI 6 P.145 BAKRI PEJABAT MAJLIS PERBANDARAN MUAR N.12 BENTAYAN PEJABAT MAJLIS PERBANDARAN MUAR N.13 SUNGAI ABONG KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM BAKRI POS MALAYSIA KG KENANGAN TUN DR ISMAIL, MUAR N.14 BUKIT NANING POS MALAYSIA BAKRI 7 P.146 MUAR PEJABAT DAERAH MUAR N.15 MAHARANI POS MALAYSIA MUAR N.16 SUNGAI BALANG POS MALAYSIA PARIT JAWA 8 P.147 PARIT KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MK 4, SIMPANG KIRI, PT SULONG SULONG N.17 SEMERAH POS MALAYSIA SEMERAH PERTUBUHAN PELADANG KAWASAN BATU PAHAT UTARA (PESERAI), SIMPANG LIMA, BATU PAHAT N.18 SRI MEDAN POS MALAYSIA PARIT SULONG POS MALAYSIA SRI MEDAN 9 P.148 AYER HITAM PEJABAT MAJLIS DAERAH YONG PENG N.19 YONG PENG POS MALAYSIA YONG PENG N.20 SEMARANG POS MALAYSIA AYER HTAM PUSAT PAMERAN RANG NEGERI JOHOR 2 BIL PARLIMEN DUN LOKASI 10 P.149 SRI GADING KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM 8, SRI GADING N.21 PARIT YAANI POS MALAYSIA TONGKANG PECHAH, BATU PAHAT N.22 PARIT RAJA POS MALAYSIA SRI GADING POS MALAYSIA PARIT RAJA 11 P.150 BATU PAHAT PEJABAT DAERAH BATU PAHAT N.23 PENGGARAM POS MALAYSIA BATU PAHAT POS MALAYSIA KG KENANGAN DATO ONN, BATU PAHAT N.24 SENGGARANG POS MALAYSIA SENGGARANG N.25 RENGIT POS MALAYSIA RENGIT 12 P.151 SIMPANG PEJABAT MAJLIS DAERAH SIMPANG RENGGAM RENGGAM N.26 MACHAP POS MALAYSIA SIMPANG RENGGAM N.27 LAYANG-LAYANG POS MALAYSIA LAYANG-LAYANG 13 P.152 KLUANG PEJABAT DAERAH KLUANG N.28 MENGKIBOL PEJABAT PENGHULU MUKIM KLUANG 2 N.29 MAHKOTA POS MALAYSIA KLUANG 14 P.153 SEMBRONG PEJABAT FELDA KAHANG TIMUR N.30 PALOH POS MALAYSIA PALOH N.31 KAHANG POS MALAYSIA KAHANG POS MINI BUKIT TONGKAT 15 P.154 MERSING PEJABAT DAERAH MERSING N.32 ENDAU POS MALAYSIA ENDAU N.33 TENGGAROH POS MALAYSIA MERSING PEJABAT FELDA TENGGAROH 5 16 P.155 TENGGARA PEJABAT PERKHIDMATAN VETERINAR KOTA TINGGI N.34 PANTI POS MALAYSIA BANDAR TENGGARA N.35 PASIR RAJA POS MALAYSIA GUGUSAN TAIB ANDAK 17 P.156 KOTA TINGGI PEJABAT MAJLIS DAERAH KOTA TINGGI N.36 SEDILI KOMPLEKS PENGHULU TANJUNG SEDILI N.37 JOHOR LAMA KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM JOHOR LAMA, TELOK SENGAT, KOTA TINGGI POS MALAYSIA KOTA TINGGI POS MALAYSIA AIR TAWAR 2 18 P.157 PENGERANG PEJABAT TANAH (D) KECIL PENGERANG, BANDAR PENAWAR N.38 PENAWAR PEJABAT FELDA AIR TAWAR 5 N.39 TANJONG SURAT POS MALAYSIA PENGERANG 19 P.158 TEBRAU JABATAN PENGANGKUTAN JALAN NEGERI JOHOR N.40 TIRAM POS MALAYSIA ULU TIRAM PUSAT PAMERAN RANG NEGERI JOHOR 3 BIL PARLIMEN DUN LOKASI 20 P.159 PASIR MAJLIS PERBANDARAN PASIR GUDANG GUDANG N.42 JOHOR JAYA POS MALAYSIA JOHOR JAYA N.43 PERMAS POS MALAYSIA MASAI 21 P.160 JOHOR PEJABAT DAERAH JOHOR BAHRU BAHRU N.44 TANJONG PUTERI POS MALAYSIA BANDAR BARU UDA POS MALAYSIA MAJIDEE N.45 STULANG POS MALAYSIA TAMAN SRI TEBRAU 22 P.161 PULAI PEJABAT MAJLIS BANDARAYA JOHOR BAHRU N.46 PENGKALAN POS BESAR JOHOR BAHRU RINTING POS MALAYSIA TAMAN PERLING POS MALAYSIA TAMAN NUSA BESTARI N.47 KEMPAS POS MALAYSIA TAMPOI 23 P.162 GELANG PEJABAT MAJLIS PERBANDARAN JOHOR BAHRU PATAH TENGAH N.48 SKUDAI POS MALAYSIA TAMAN UNGKU TUN AMINAH N.49 NUSA JAYA POS MALAYSIA TAMAN UNIVERSITI KOMPLEKS PENGHULU MUKIM TANJUNG KUPANG. (D/A: PEJABAT DAERAH JOHOR BAHRU) POS MALAYSIA GELANG PATAH 24 P.163 KULAI PEJABAT MAJLIS PERBANDARAN KULAI N.50 BUKIT PERMAI PEJABAT MAJLIS PERBANDARAN KULAI POS MALAYSIA KULAI N.52 SENAI POS MALAYSIA SENAI 25 P.164 PONTIAN PEJABAT DAERAH PONTIAN N.53 BENUT POS MALAYSIA BENUT N.54 PULAI SEBATANG POS MALAYSIA PONTIAN POS MALAYSIA AYER BALOI 26 P.165 TANJONG BAHAGIAN PEROLEHAN & PERBEKALAN STOR PIAI JKR BT. 36 N.55 PEKAN NENAS POS MALAYSIA PEKAN NENAS N.56 KUKUP POS MALAYSIA KUKUP .
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