The Streets Of Manila

Soma Cod Overnight Delivery Recently, I found a quiz in Fun Trivia that asks about the origin of the famous street names in Manila and gives information about who these persons are. Everyday, a lot of Filipinos, and even tourists, come across several landmark streets or roads in Manila yet I never wondered who they are and why those streets are named for them until I played this Fun Trivia game. Do you know the origin of those names? Let’s all find out and walk around Manila through Google Street View.

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Pedro Gil Street used to be called Herran. The street became famous because it used to house the Fleur-de-lis Theater. This street was named after a representative for the south district of Manila in 1927 who also served as Minority Floor Leader in the House of Representatives.

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This former Manila street was named after a former Alcalde Mayor of Pasay in 1871. Vito Cruz was one of the founder of Iglesia Filipinas Independiente in Pasay. My school, De La Salle University, is one of the famous landmarks in Vito Cruz. Recently it was renamed Pablo Ocampo Sr. Street.

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This street was named in honor of this Jesuit priest named Federico Faura, who discovered a meteorological observatory located in Ermita, Manila during the Spanish era in the Philippines. The Philippine Supreme Court and Philippine General Hospital are famous landmarks along Padre Faura Street.

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Ongpin Street is easily the most recognized road in Binondo. Formerly known as Calle Sacristia, this road was renamed in 1915 in honor of a Filipino-Chinese businessman, Roman Ongpin, who secretly supported the Filipinos struggle for independence against the Spaniards and the Americans.

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Formerly called Calle Rosario, Quintin Paredes Road was renamed after a past President of the Philippine Senate in the 1950s of the same name. Senator Quintin Paredes came from the northern province of Abra. Just like Ongpin St., Quintin Paredes road is a famous street in Binondo.

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Up to this day, De La Fuente Street is commonly being referred to its former name, Trabajo, a Spanish word for hard work. It was renamed after the chief of police and later Mayor of Manila, Manuel dela Fuente. It is one of the busiest intersection along Espana Boulevard.

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Formerly known as Calle Azcarraga and a well-known thoroughfare at the heart of Manila’s University Belt, Recto Avenue was renamed after this famous Filipino lawyer, poet and senator from Batangas, Claro M. Recto. The Rectos remain a powerful political clan in Batangas province.

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In a few steps, we’ll see street of Doroteo Jose. One of the busiest LRT stations is located in this area as this connect the LRT Line 1 to LRT Line 3. In 1914, Doroteo Jose was named in honor of a Filipino patriot who lead a group of Filipinos in petitioning the expulsion of a certain corrupt Archibishop Payo.

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Tomas Mapua was the first registered architect in the Philippines, graduating with a degree in BS Architecture from Cornell University. A famous university in Intramuros as well as a busy street in Sta. Cruz district in Manila was named after him. The former name of the street was Misericordia.

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This street located in Ermita was named after a former director of the Philippines’ National Library which still stands along this street. Don Teodoro M. Kalaw was a staunch critic of the abusive American authorities during the American regime in the Philippines. He was a reporter and editor of El Renacimiento Filipino newspaper.

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