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HOUSING & TRANSPORT N A D M I R A LT Y R O Woodlands Regional Centre A T D E S W W E S A D T O R Y Y T I S Canberra Plaza L H A R U I N M A D A V E N U E 8 9 E U S T N E E D W V A D A A R O O Y S R LT D A N G Woodlands Regional Centre I R M A N A D L D A N O W O A W SEMBAWANG B O M R E S T WOODLANDS H D CANBERRA LINK SEMBAWANG WAY 9 A E - NORTH U E N S O V A O R D S N U L A T Y D H T O O EC L W XO Y A P RR I S R R E H I S CANBERRA I DS U SO E N M W R M A T D A V E N A Y B N E ADMIRALTY U A E C W 8 S E A R N C 7 G U E W N A V E R E L A N D S O O D I KRANJI WAY W O T A O D D E A WOODLANDS 4 KRANJI WAY N D O YISHUN AVENUE 7 A R E O S LIM CHU KANG ROAD KANG CHU LIM R U D N N W A E E I L V T D 3 A O E O MARSILING U S 2 E O N D E E N KRANJI ROAD W V N A U D S A Y W O O D L A N N I L N S H U D E N O RING ROAD O V B O A R 1 U W E U WOODLANDS AVENUE 12 E N T K W O O D L A N D S A V YISHUN H I T - S WOODLANDS SOUTH N Melody Spring @ Yishun WOODLANDS AVE 2 D T O A U YISHUN AVENUE 8 I H S E U O L E T D S R M A A R I E O YISHUN AVENUE 1 KRANJI R V E T W I Y X G A E R N P H I I R D R T H N E L U T S H A O S I C U S R Y E T D E W N N Y I S H U N C E A O A K X Y I R P E D G A R R SUNGEI KADUT STREET 1 YISHUN AVENUE 1 NEO TIEW ROAD N LIM CHU KANG ROAD O I U R E D S S S E O D U S N N D R E A W YI S A V HU RO N RING L A KHATIB D B A E U O L V C T Y I U R F O PUNGGOL POINT R W M A D N D A I T A V SAMUDERA U E K N U D E N MANDAI ROAD I A L K I MANDAI ROAD T E M S TECK LEE A G N E D A N YISHUN AVENUE 1 I W R MANDAI ROAD NIBONG U O A D R S A T E L E SUM KEE S D SUMANG A O R D S G N A E A O The Essence L DAMAI W SOO TECK B R PUNGGOL E A B S U T CENTRAL D M A K E N S R A I LEGEND L T D E O X T O P I W M R SPRINGLEAF Existing Future | COVE E A S KUPANG H R YEW TEE S E X THANGGAM W FARMWAY E A Y CHENG LIM X Residential Development P R COMPASSVALE E S S FERNVALE LAYAR Mixed Development with Residential Use R E S S W AY W RUMBIA E X P SENGKANG I A A N J Northpoint City K R Y TONGKANG Road Improvements Integrated Development BAKAU SEGAR JELEPANG RENJONG MRT Stations CHOA CHU KANG LENTOR KANGKAR FAJAR RANGGUNG LRT Stations BUANGKOK SENJA YIO CHU KANG Bus Interchange / SOUTHVIEW BANGKIT B Integrated Transport Hub CHOA CHU KANG WEST U KEAT HONG PHOENIX K PETIR I Underground Road T BUKIT PANJANG TECK WHYE PENDING T I M Waterbody A H E X MAYFLOWER P R TAVISTOCK SERANGOON NORTH CASHEW E CATEGORY S ANG MO KIO S W TENGAH A Y TECK GHEE Housing & Transport BRIGHTHILL HILLVIEW DEFU KOVAN Commerce & Industry HONG KAH BUKIT GOMBAK B TENGAH PLANTATION U K UPPER THOMSON I T Recreation, Built Heritage & Identity T I M A H CORPORATION TENGAH PARK E X LORONG CHUAN P BISHAN Amenities E S S W R A SERANGOON Y JURONG WEST BUKIT BATOK MARYMOUNT GEK POH This content herein does not form part of the Draft Master Plan 2019 and is for information only. All information provided herein is updated as at March 2019 but BUKIT BATOK WEST You may choose up to BAHAR JUNCTION may be subject to change depending on development needs. While reasonable endeavours have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, LAKESIDE locations shown in the maps as well as illustrations are indicative only, and the Urban Redevelopment Authority does not warrant the accuracy or correctness of all 2 categories at one time information provided. The Urban Redevelopment Authority disclaims all liability for any injury, loss or damage whatsoever that may arise as a result of any A D BARTLEY CHINESE GARDEN I E R O inaccuracy, error or omission in the information. R N BEAUTY WORLD L O BRADDELL Copyright © 2019. All rights reserved.TOH No partGUAN of the content herein may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means unless with the prior written permission of the copyright holder. WOODLEIGH TAISENG BOON LAY PIONEER KING ALBERT PARK COMMERCE & INDUSTRY N A D M I R A LT Woodlands North Coast Y R O A T D Building 1 E S W JTC Food Hub @ Senoko W E S A D T O R Y Y I T S L H A R U I N M A D A V E N U E 8 9 E U S T N E E D W V A D A A R O O Y S R LT D A N G Woodlands Regional Centre I R M A N A D L D A N O W O A W SEMBAWANG B O M R E S T WOODLANDS H D CANBERRA LINK SEMBAWANG WAY 9 A E - NORTH U E N S O V A O R D S N U L A T Y D H CANBERRA T O O EC L W XO Y A P RR I S R R E H I S I DS U SO E N M W R M A T D A V E N A Y B N E ADMIRALTY U A E C W 8 S E A R N C 7 G U E W N A V E R E L A N D S O O D I KRANJI WAY W O TimMac @ Kranji T A O D D E A WOODLANDS 4 KRANJI WAY N D O YISHUN AVENUE 7 A R E O S LIM CHU KANG ROAD KANG CHU LIM R U D N N W Canberra Plaza A E E I L V T D 3 A O E O MARSILING U S 2 E O N D E E N KRANJI ROAD W V N A U D S A Y W O O D L A N N I L N S H U D E N O RING ROAD O V B O YISHUNA R 1 U W E U WOODLANDS AVENUE 12 E N T K W O O D L A N D S A V H I T - S N WOODLANDS AVE 2 D T O A U YISHUN AVENUE 8 I H S E U O L E T D S R M A WOODLANDS SOUTH A R I E O YISHUN AVENUE 1 KRANJI R V E T W I Y X G A E R N P H I I R D R T H N E L U T S H A O S I C U S R Y E T D E W N N Y I S H U N C E A O A K X Y I R P E D G A R R SUNGEI KADUT STREET 1 YISHUN AVENUE 1 NEO TIEW ROAD N LIM CHU KANG ROAD O I U R E D S S S E O D U S KHATIB N N D R E A W YI S A V HU RO N RING L A D B A E U O L V C T Y I U R F O PUNGGOL POINT R W M A D N D A I T A V SAMUDERA U E K N U D E N MANDAI ROAD I A L K I MANDAI ROAD T E trendspace M S TECK LEE A G N E D A N YISHUN AVENUE 1 I W MANDAI ROAD R NIBONG U O A D R S A T E L E SUM KEE S D SUMANG A LEGEND O R D S G N A E A O L DAMAI W SOO TECK B R PUNGGOL E A Existing | Future B S U T CENTRAL D M A K E N S R A I L T D E Industrial Development O X T O P I W M R SPRINGLEAF COVE E A S KUPANG Mixed Development with H R YEW TEE S E X THANGGAM W FARMWAY E Commercial Use A Y CHENG LIM X P R COMPASSVALE E Commercial Development S S FERNVALE LAYAR R E S S W AY W RUMBIA E X P SENGKANG I A Northpoint City A N J Hotel Development R Y KWoodlands Avenue 2 TONGKANG BAKAU SEGAR JELEPANG RENJONG MRT Stations CHOA CHU KANG LENTOR KANGKAR FAJAR RANGGUNG LRT Stations BUANGKOK SENJA YIO CHU KANG Bus Interchange / SOUTHVIEW BANGKIT B Integrated Transport Hub CHOA CHU KANG WEST U KEAT HONG PHOENIX K I Underground Road PETIR T BUKIT PANJANG TECK WHYE PENDING T I M Waterbody A H E X MAYFLOWER P R TAVISTOCK SERANGOON NORTH CASHEW E CATEGORY S ANG MO KIO S W TENGAH A Y TECK GHEE Housing & Transport BRIGHTHILL HILLVIEW DEFU KOVAN Commerce & Industry HONG KAH BUKIT GOMBAK B TENGAH PLANTATION U K UPPER THOMSON I T Recreation, Built Heritage & Identity T I M A H CORPORATION TENGAH PARK E X LORONG CHUAN P BISHAN Amenities E S S W R A SERANGOON Y JURONG WEST BUKIT BATOK MARYMOUNT GEK POH This content herein does not form part of the Draft Master Plan 2019 and is for information only.
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