Jalan Gasing
Jalan Gasing is a major road in Petaling Jaya city, Selangor, Malaysia. It is the first dual-carriageway road built in Malaysia since independence. It also has the most number or churches in a single street in Malaysia.
Jalan Gasing | |
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Route information | |
Existed | 1960–present |
History | Completed in 1961 |
Major junctions | |
Northwest end | Jalan Gasing interchange![]() |
Jalan Universiti![]() Jalan Changgai Jalan Templer | |
South end | Bulatan Gasing roundabout |
Location | |
Primary destinations | University Malaya University Malaya Medical Centre Petaling Jaya New Town Petaling Jaya Old Town |
Highway system | |
Landmarks
- SMK(P)Taman Petaling
- EPF headquarters
- Catholic High School
- St. Francis Xavier's Church
- Church
- Taman Jaya
- Wat Chetawan Buddhist temple
- La Salle Primary School
- La Salle Secondary School
- Bukit Gasing
- Bulatan Templer roundabout
List of junctions
km | Exit | Junctions | To | Remarks |
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Northwest Jalan Universiti Section—until -- University Malaya University Malaya Medical Centre ![]() | ||||
Jalan Templer-Federal Highway | ![]() Northeast Kuala Lumpur | Half diamond interchange | ||
Saint Francis Xavier Church | ||||
Section -- | Section -- KWSP building | South bound | ||
Section 10 | Section 10 SMJK Katholik | North bound | ||
Church | ||||
Taman Jaya | Taman Jaya![]() Taman Jaya Petaling Jaya Museum | North bound | ||
Jalan Pantai | West Jalan Pantai Wat Chetawan (Siamese temple) | North bound | ||
Sekolah Kebangsaan La Salle | ||||
Jalan Changgai | West Jalan Changgai Jalan Selangor Petaling Jaya New Town (Section --) SMK Assunta | T-junctions | ||
Jalan Bukit Gasing | East Jalan Bukit Gasing Bukit Gasing | |||
Jalan -- | ||||
Jalan -- | ||||
Simpang Empat Templer | Jalan Templer West Section—until -- ![]() Kuala Lumpur Shah Alam Klang East ![]() Kuchai Lama Puchong ![]() ![]() Bangsar Kuala Lumpur Seremban Bandar Sunway Subang Jaya Southwest Jalan Othman Petaling Jaya Old Town (Section 1) |
gollark: Regarding the spatial IO thing: I think I have code for using it as a somewhat expensive teleporter somewhere, it isn't hard iff you have a way to transport the items.
gollark: I'm saying that it isn't actually useful because you can just... not tap on/off and it works fine.
gollark: Or possibly space elevators.
gollark: Automatic routing might be nice, but the fastest thing we have is either viaducts which have it built in anyway, or ICBM, which is not very automateable.
gollark: I don't see that being useful unless we actually do payment somehow, and who would *use* that?
References
- Roads and Railways, Chapter 4: Infrastructures and Communications, Encyclopedia of Malaysia: The Economy (Volume Editor: Prof. Dr H. Osman Rani)
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