BAUANG SAN FERNANDO SAN JUAN BYPASS ROAD PATAPOS NA NGAYONG TAON l UPDATE 2021 l BUILD BUILD BUILD PHILIPPINES
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The New Bauang San Fenando San Juan Bypass Road in La Union
Construction of the 22.19-kilometer bypass road first began in 2018 and will consist of four lanes, plus six bridges. The new bypass road will also see the construction of cross and lateral drainages, slope protection works, shoulders with bicycle lanes, and provision for pavement markings and road signs.
The new road will start at Barangay Payocpoc Norte in Bauang and will traverse the barangays of Calumbaya, Buy-otan, Central East, Acao, Lower, and Upper San Agustin. It will then head towards Barangays Sibuan-Utong, Birunget, Langcuas, Camansi, Namtutan, Dallangayan Este, Saoay, and Abut in San Fernando City. Finally, it will connect with Barangays Dinanum, Lubing, Casilagan, Ili Sur, Ili Norte, Cacapian, Talogtog, Sinapangan, and Taboc in San Juan.
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Construction of the 22.19-kilometer bypass road first began in 2018 and will consist of four lanes, plus six bridges. The new bypass road will also see the construction of cross and lateral drainages, slope protection works, shoulders with bicycle lanes, and provision for pavement markings and road signs.
The new road will start at Barangay Payocpoc Norte in Bauang and will traverse the barangays of Calumbaya, Buy-otan, Central East, Acao, Lower, and Upper San Agustin. It will then head towards Barangays Sibuan-Utong, Birunget, Langcuas, Camansi, Namtutan, Dallangayan Este, Saoay, and Abut in San Fernando City. Finally, it will connect with Barangays Dinanum, Lubing, Casilagan, Ili Sur, Ili Norte, Cacapian, Talogtog, Sinapangan, and Taboc in San Juan.
Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976,
allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism,
comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.
Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.
Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.