| 词条 | Gregorio Araneta Avenue |
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| country = PHL | type = N | route = 130 | marker_image = | image = Gregorio Araneta Avenue.jpg | image_notes = Gregorio Araneta Avenue in 2014, before the construction of the Skyway Stage 3. | name = Gregorio Araneta Avenue | alternate_name = | length_km = 5.3 | length_round = 1 | allocation = {{plainlist|
}} | direction_a = North | terminus_a = Sergeant Rivera Street & Santo Domingo Street in San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City | junction = {{Plainlist|
}} | direction_b = South | terminus_b = Nicanor Domingo Street in San Juan | cities = Quezon City, Manila }} Gregorio Araneta Avenue is a suburban arterial road in the Santa Mesa Heights area of Quezon City, northeastern Metro Manila, Philippines. It is a 6-8 lane divided avenue designated as part of Circumferential Road 3 (C-3) which travels from Sergeant Rivera Street, at its north end in Balintawak, and meets Nicanor Domingo Street in the south in San Juan near the border with Santa Mesa, City of Manila. En route, it intersects with Del Monte Avenue, Quezon Avenue, Eulogio Rodriguez Sr. Avenue and Magsaysay-Aurora Boulevard passing through the villages of Manresa, Masambong, Sienna, Santo Domingo, Talayan, Tatalon, Doña Imelda, Santol, Barangay 596 (Santa Mesa) and Rivera (San Juan). The avenue lies in a flood-prone zone in close proximity to the San Francisco del Monte and San Juan Rivers. It was named after lawyer and landowner Gregorio S. Araneta who owned the Santa Mesa Heights Subdivision on which the avenue was built.[1] A man-made waterway median runs through the middle of the road, that momentarily terminates in the Del Monte Avenue intersection, and continues immediately, terminating before the Quezon Avenue intersection. As a result of the Skyway Stage 3 project, parts of the waterway median will be converted into a closed culvert and will become a part of the passable road. The Manila Skyway Stage 3 will traverse the entire length of the road, starting from Sergeant Rivera Street. Funeral rowGregorio Araneta Avenue is best known as the location of some of the biggest funeral parlors in the metropolis. These are the Arlington Memorial Chapels, La Funeraria Paz, Ascension Columbary, Cosmopolitan, Nacional Memorial Homes, and the Sanctuarium (formerly Capitol Memorial). The oldest is Funeraria Nacional which moved to Gregorio Araneta from its old address in downtown Avenida Rizal in 1968. It was followed by La Funeraria Paz in the 1970s and Arlington, which converted the old Thomas Jefferson Library on the avenue into a funeral facility, in 1985.[2] Automated Trash RakeIn 2014, the Department of Science and Technology built an automated garbage rake in the intersection of Araneta Avenue and Mauban Street, functioning as a cleaning facility for the river, in response to the perennial flooding and garbage problems in the area. Garbage trucks regularly collected garbages that were captured from the river, as well as those dumped nearby.[3] Intersections{{PHLinttop}}{{PHLint|hucicc=Quezon City |lspan=23 |km= |road=Santo Domingo Avenue |notes=Continues towards Caloocan as Sgt. Emilio Rivera Avenue/C-3 Road. Access to {{Jct|country=PHL|N|160|name1=Andres Bonifacio Avenue}} and NLEX. |type=trans}}{{PHLint|road=Valentin Ventura Street|type=incomplete|notes=Northbound only.}}{{PHLint|road=Mauban Street|type=incomplete|notes=Former unsignaled intersection. Temporarily closed off due to Skyway construction.}}{{PHLint|road=G. Roxas Street|type=incomplete|notes=Southbound only.}}{{PHLint |km= |road=Del Monte Avenue |notes=Traffic light intersection. Access to Siena College, San Francisco del Monte district and {{Jct|country=PHL|N|160|name1=Andres Bonifacio Avenue}}. }}{{PHLint|road=Norberto S. Amoranto Sr. (Retiro) Avenue / C.Adan Street|type=|notes=Traffic light intersection. Access to La Loma district and Dimasalang & Blumentritt Avenues in Manila.}}{{PHLint|road=Calamba Street|type=incomplete|notes=Opposite segments accessible through nearby roads.}}{{PHLint|road=Maria Clara Street|type=|notes=Unsignaled intersection.}}{{PHLint|road=P. Florentino Street|type=incomplete|notes=Opposite segments accessible through nearby roads.}}{{PHLint |km= |type=incomplete |road={{Jct|country=PHL|N|170|name1=Quezon Avenue}} |notes=Traffic light intersection. No left turns formerly, until alterations due to the Skyway Stage 3 construction made it necessary; the U-Turn slots far ahead brought more traffic than what it was built to avert. }}{{PHLint|road=Agno Street Extension|type=incomplete|notes=Opposite segments accessible through nearby roads.}}{{PHLint|road=ROTC Hunters Street|type=incomplete|notes=Northbound only.}}{{PHLint|road=Kaliraya Road|type=|notes=Unsignaled intersection.}}{{PHLint|road=Victory Avenue|notes=Unsignaled intersection.|type=}}{{PHLint|road=Kitanlad Street|type=incomplete|notes=Southbound only.}} {{PHLint|km= |road=E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue |notes=Traffic light intersection, No left turns and no U-turns; U-Turn slot located ahead. }}{{PHLint|road=Kapiligan Street|type=incomplete|notes=Northbound only.}}{{PHLint|road=Tomas Arguelles Street|type=incomplete|notes=Southbound only.}}{{PHLint|type=|notes=Traffic light intersection.|road=Bayani Road}}{{PHLint|road=Baloy Street|type=|notes=Unsignaled intersection.}}{{PHLint|road=Landargun Street|type=incomplete|notes=Opposite segments accessible through nearby roads.}}{{PHLint|type=closed|notes=Southbound only. Fenced-off entry.|road=Tamar Street}}{{PHLint|road=Palanza Street|type=|notes=Traffic light intersection.}} {{PHLint|hucicc_special=Quezon City–Manila boundary |km= |type=incomplete |road={{Jct|country=PHL|N|180|name1=Magsaysay Boulevard/Aurora Boulevard}} |notes=No left turns from Magsaysay Boulevard eastbound (instead served by a U-Turn slot). Serves SM City Santa Mesa and Central Colleges of the Philippines }}{{PHLint|hucicc_special=San Juan|notes=Terminus. Access to Santa Mesa district of Manila, New Manila and Cubao districts of Quezon City & {{Jct|country=PHL|N|141|name1=Shaw Boulevard}} and Gen. Kalentong Street in Mandaluyong.|road=Nicanor Domingo Street|type=}} {{Jctbtm|keys=incomplete,trans,closed}}References1. ^History and Important Events of Sta. Teresita Parish published by the National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in Quezon City; accessed 2013-12-19. {{Road infrastructure in Manila}}{{coord|14|36|54|N|121|1|0|E|type:landmark|display=title}}2. ^QC's Araneta Avenue: Showcase strip for the Filipino 'burol' published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer; accessed 2013-12-19. 3. ^http://quezoncity.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1501:dost-turns-over-automatic-trash-rake-facility-to-qc-lgu&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=362 2 : Streets in Metro Manila|Roads in Metro Manila |
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