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The Interactive Map of Pagsanjan, Laguna

As a tourism and backpacking advocate, Tutubi finds it so frustrating to search online for maps of supposedly tourist places but found most of them wanting if not available online. Tutubi has lately been not only into exploring places, providing information, honest and independent reviews and now helps map places he's visited to be used by everybody for free.

As a follow project to the map of Paete, Laguna that he helped improved from the former three road map to the latest, more detailed map available, here's now the interactive free map of Pagsanjan, Laguna's tourism capital, the gateway to the famous Pagsanjan Falls (that resides actually in Cavinti town)

Interactive Map of Pagsanjan Laguna:



On this map, you'll see the locations of various Pagsanjan Falls resorts, restaurants, churches, specifically:

Pagsanjan town hall,
Pagsanjan Medical Clinic and General Hospital
Christian General Hospital
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish (Pagsanjan Catholic Church)
Iglesia Ni Cristo
Iglesia Filipina Independiente (Aglipayan)
Banco de Oro (BDO) with ATM and Rural Bank of Pagsanjan
7-11, Mercury Drug,
Pagsanjan Academy
Pagsanjan Elementary School
GSIS Pagsanjan
Pagsanjan Pasalubong Center
Pagsanjan Public Market
Pagsanjan Arch

Aling Taleng's Halo-halo (the famous halo-halo joint that Tutubi finds rather ordinary)
Hana Japanese Restaurant
Hyundai Motors
Goodwill Supermarket
Monterey
Aling Emma's Kakanin (home of the minatamis na calamansi)

Jam Bus Terminal (the bus station of HM Transport and Green Star
HM Liner
Petron, Caltex, Shell, Total gas stations


Pagsanjan Falls Resorts currently on the map:

818 Resort
Pagsanjan Rapids Hotel
Bonanza Landing Area and Restaurant
Pagsanjan Falls Lodge andd Resort
La Corona de Pagsanjan
Rio Vista Lodge Resort
Magdapio Hotel and Restaurant
Tropical Inn and Restaurant

Future updates will include, when coordinates are available:
Pagsanjan Garden Resort
Fresh and Green Lodging Inn
New Ilaya Bakery
the vans/jeepney terminals going to Sta. Cruz, Calamba, Lucban and Tayabas (Quezon), Cavinti, Luisiana, Liliw, Nagcarlan, Magdalena, and Majayjay.

Pagsanjan's two major streets are Gen. Taiño and Rizal Street (where arco real is located) that are connected to Manila East Road (going to Sta. Cruz, Lumban and Cavinti towns)

Barangays currently updated: Barangay Uno, Dos, Biñan, Pagsawitan, San Isidro, Maulawin, Pinagsanhan, Magdapio and Brgy. Sampalocan.

As of posting time, this is the most detailed map of Pagsanjan you will find on the interwebs and the best part is that you can download it to your PC for offline viewing or installed in a GPS navigator (like Tutubi who uses a Garmin Nuvi 1300 for mapping) for route navigation.

Tutubi's hoping this online map will be found by a Pagsanjan local and further improve it by adding details and interesting places, where to eat (pagsanjan restaurants), spas and other places of interest and correct errors that may be present.

To edit the map, log on to Open Street Map...enjoy mapping!

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 9:48 PM,

7 Comments:

At Feb 3, 2011 4:14:00 PM, Anonymous witsandnuts said...

Cool! This will be very helpful!

 
At Feb 3, 2011 4:47:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

witsandnuts, if you browse the mar northwards, you'll also see the map of Pangil and Siniloan towns. you can help improve it even more now with the recent release of high-resolution imagery by Bing (Pangil only though and not Siniloan)...I edited the map of both towns too but have yet to post it here :P

 
At Feb 3, 2011 8:04:00 PM, Anonymous Karl said...

Thanks for posting the map although it took a while for me to zoom out and find my bearings from the SSH.

 
At Feb 4, 2011 3:29:00 PM, Anonymous location majorque said...

Thanks for sharing the information regarding the map of this place..It will be a great help for the travelers who are planing to visit there..

 
At Feb 5, 2011 8:47:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

karl, directions to pagsanjan? from SLEX, take Calamba exit, drive towards calamba crossing then turn right to the national highway. it's a pretty straight drive there but lots of traffic particularly los banos area plus slow tricycles along manila east road

 
At Feb 8, 2011 9:34:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

may i suggest a link back to OSM or give people a hint on how they can contribute :)

 
At Apr 7, 2012 10:46:00 AM, Blogger Bboss Tours said...

hey thank you.

 

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