#Pasig River
Articles tagged with «Pasig River».
Puente Colgane: The First Modern Suspension Bridge in Asia
History of the Puente Colgane, Manila's first wire-cable suspension bridge built in 1852 and replaced in 1939.
Jones Bridge: History, Architecture and Urban Role in Manila
Historic bridge in Manila spanning the Pasig River, named after US legislator William A. Jones. Covers its 1919 construction, WWII destructi...
Arroceros Urban Forest Park: History, Ecology and Urban Conservation in Manila
Arroceros Urban Forest Park is Manila's only nature park, a 2.2-hectare urban green space in Ermita with a complex history of conservation b...
Rehabilitation of the Pasig River: History, Challenges and Infrastructure
Overview of the Pasig River rehabilitation efforts, including pollution history, squatter relocation, and recent infrastructure projects.
Pollution of the Pasig River: History, Causes and Rehabilitation Efforts
Analysis of the Pasig River's pollution history, from biological death in 1990 to global plastic rankings and rehabilitation programs.
MacArthur Bridge: History, Structure and Urban Role in Manila
Overview of the MacArthur Bridge in Manila, its history replacing the Santa Cruz Bridge, and its role in the Black Nazarene procession.
Quezon Bridge: History, Engineering and Urban Role in Manila
Overview of the Quezon Bridge in Manila, its Art Deco design, construction history and role in crossing the Pasig River.
Isla de Convalecencia: River Island and Hospicio de San José
Small river island in Pasig River, Manila, home to Hospicio de San José and Philippine Coast Guard detachment.
Nagtahan Link Bridge: Infrastructure and Connectivity in Manila
Overview of the Nagtahan Link Bridge system in Manila, connecting Paco and Santa Mesa over the Pasig River.
Laguna de Bay: Hydrology, Ecology and Regional Infrastructure
Laguna de Bay is the largest lake in the Philippines, supporting fisheries, agriculture, and water supply for Metro Manila.
Pasig River: Ecology, Rehabilitation and Urban Infrastructure
The Pasig River is a 25.2 km tidal estuary in Metro Manila connecting Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay, known for its rehabilitation efforts.
San Juan River: Hydrology, Tributaries and Infrastructure in Metro Manila
The San Juan River is a major tributary of the Pasig River in Metro Manila, flowing through Quezon City, San Juan, Mandaluyong and Manila.