The Pan-Philippine Highway, also known as the Maharlika Highway (Tagalog: Daang Maharlika; Cebuano: Dalang Halangdon), is a network of roads, expressways, bridges, and ferry services that connect the islands of Luzon, Samar, Leyte, and Mindanao in the Philippines, serving as the country's principal transport backbone. Measuring 3,379.73 kilometers (2,100.07 mi) long excluding sea routes not counted by highway milestones, it is the longest road in the Philippines that forms the country's north–south backbone component of National Route 1 (N1) of the Philippine highway network. The entire highway is designated as Asian Highway 26 (AH26) of the Asian Highway Network.[1][2]
The northern terminus of the highway is in front of the Ilocos Norte Provincial Capitol in Laoag and the southern terminus is at the southern end of N1 near the Zamboanga City Hall in Zamboanga City.[1][3]
The Pan-Philippine Highway System was an infrastructure program of PresidentDiosdado Macapagal as a first priority project for the improvement and expansion of Philippine highway and land transport networks. It was stated in his final State of the Nation Address in 1965 that the project requires the concreting of 3,003 kilometers (1,866 mi) from 1965 to 1969, which continued into the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos. This included the construction of 11,333 bridges, comprising the entire system.[4] It is a mixture of old existing roads and new roads that would be eventually added to become part of the highway.[5][6][7] Government planners believed that the motorway and other connected roads would stimulate agricultural production by reducing transport costs, encourage social and economic development outside existing major urban centers such as Manila, and expand industrial production for domestic and overseas markets. Construction, which continued in the following decades, was supported by loans and grants from foreign aid institutions, including the World Bank. In 1979, the highway was renamed to Maharlika Highway.[8]
The highway was rehabilitated and improved in 1997, during the administration of President Fidel V. Ramos, with assistance from the Japanese government, and dubbed the "Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway".[9] Japan's assistance is applied only up to Carmen, Davao del Norte at the south, thus covering only about 2,100 kilometers (1,300 mi) or about 62% of the highway's entire length.[10] In 1998, the Department of Tourism designated 35 sections of the highway as "Scenic Highways", with developed amenities for travelers and tourists.
Asian Highway Networkedit
The Pan-Philippine Highway is designated as AH26 in the Asian Highway Network, a cooperative project which seeks to improve highway systems and standards across the continent. Ratified by the Philippines in 2007, it is currently the only highway in the system that is isolated from every other highway; island-based sections of the Asian Highway Network in Japan (AH1), Sri Lanka (AH43) and Indonesia (AH2) are all linked to the mainland sections by ferries to South Korea (AH1), India (Dhanushkodi), and Singapore, respectively. Despite its isolation, it can be linked internationally via ferry routes such as Laoag–China and Zamboanga–Malaysia.[3]
The intersection of Doña Remedios Trinidad Highway (AH26) and Pulilan Regional Road (N115) in Pulilan.The intersection of Pan-Philippine Highway (AH26), Governor Padilla Street (N116) and General Alejo Santos Highway in Plaridel.
^The extent of E2/AH26 in Skyway is unknown since the DPWH's GIS apps does not show any route designation for the tollway. Despite this, some E2/AH26 markers were seen between Buendia, Makati and Alabang, Muntinlupa until they were dismantled together with the center barriers in 2020.
^The northern end of the AH26 auxiliary route in Mindanao is at Marcos Bridge in Cagayan de Oro.[3]
Alternative namesedit
Pan-Philippine Highway also has alternative names, especially locally within the poblacion of respective town and cities.
^A segment of Manila North Road in Laoag is also known as and a part of Laoag–Paoay Road.
^ abA segment of Pan-Philippine Highway in Laoag and Pagadian is locally known as J.P. Rizal Avenue, respectively.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway stretching north out of Laoag is known as Gen. Fidel V. Segundo Avenue.
^ abcdA segment of Pan-Philippine Highway here is locally known as National Highway.
^A segment of Bangag-Magapit Road is also known as Logac-Magapit Road in Lal-lo, Cagayan.
^The segment of Maharlika Highway from Isabela to Bulacan is also known as Cagayan Valley Road.
^Pan-Philippine Highway is also known as Doña Remedios Trinidad Highway from San Rafael to Pulilan in Bulacan, bypassing the respective municipal centers of Baliuag and Bustos.
^ abcA segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper is locally known as J.P. Rizal Street.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper of Solano, Nueva Vizcaya is locally known as Aquino Avenue.
^ abThe segments of Maharlika Highway from Calamba to Tayabas, in Pagbilao, and from Atimonan to Matnog are historically referred to as Manila South Road.[5][12]
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper of Tiaong, Quezon is locally known as Doña Tating Street and Don V. Robles Street, respectively.
^ abcA segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper is locally known as Rizal Avenue.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper of Sariaya, Quezon is locally known as General Luna Street.
^Lucena Diversion Road is also known as MSR Diversion Road.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper of Pagbilao, Quezon is locally known as Recto Street.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the town proper of Gumaca, Quezon is locally known as A. Bonifacio Street.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway in Naga, Camarines Sur is locally known as Roxas Avenue or Diversion Road.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the city proper of Sorsogon City is locally known as Rizal Street and Magsaysay Avenue, respectively
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the city proper of Calbayog, Samar is locally known as Jose D. Avelino Street or Senate President Jose Avelino Avenue.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway at the city proper of Catbalogan, Samar is locally known as Del Rosario Street, Curry Avenue, San Roque Street, and Rizal Avenue Extension, respectively.
^A segment of Davao-Cotabato Road in the vicinity of Panacan, Davao City is also known as Davao City-Panabo City Road.
^The segment of Davao-Cotabato Road from the Davao City proper to Talomo, Davao City partially covers and is also known as A. Pichon Street (a one-way street), Elpidio Quirino Avenue, and McArthur Highway, respectively.
^Digos-Makar Road is also known as Davao-GenSan National Highway
^A segment of Digos-Makar Road in General Santos is locally known as Jose Catolico Sr. Avenue.
^The segment of Marbel-Makar Road from General Santos to Polomolok, South Cotabato is also known as General Santos - Polomolok National Road, GenSan - Polomolok National Road, or Polomolok National Highway.
^The segment of Marbel-Makar Road in Polomolok (approaching Tupi, South Cotabato) is also known as Polomolok - Tupi National Highway.
^A segment of Marbel-Makar Road in the Koronadal city proper is locally known as Gensan Drive.
^Cotabato-Marbel Road is also known as Koronadal City - Cotabato City National Highway.
^ abA segment of Pan-Philippine Highway, including Cotabato–Malabang–Lanao del Norte Road, between Tukuran, Lanao del Sur and Pagadian, Zamboanga del Sur is also known as Tukuran–Pagadian Highway.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway between Tukuran, Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga City is also known as Lanao–Pagadian–Zamboanga City Road and Pagadian City–Zamboanga City Road, respectively.
^A segment of Pan-Philippine Highway in Zamboanga City is locally known as Maria Clara L. Lobregat Highway, Veterans Avenue, Governor Lim Avenue, and Don Pablo Lorenzo Street, respectively.
^Mel Lopez Boulevard in Manila is known as Radial Road 10 or R-10 for partially being its component.
^Alternative name varies, according to its segments between towns/cities. For example, Palo–Carigara–Ormoc Road is also known as Palo–Santa Fe Road from Palo to Santa Fe, Leyte.
^A segment of Palo–Carigara–Ormoc Road at the city proper of Ormoc is locally known as Lilia Avenue, Apo Street, and Real Street, respectively.
^A segment of Sayre Highway at the city proper of Malaybalay is locally known as Fortich Street.
Referencesedit
^ abc"Department Order No. 15, series of 2009: Installation of Route Markers & Directional Signs along the Asian Highway - Route AH26 (Daang Maharlika)" (PDF). Department of Public Works and Highways. March 22, 2009. Retrieved August 8, 2021.
^ abCabral, Maria Catalina. "Asian Highway 26 (AH26)" (PDF). ESCAP. Department of Public Works and Highways. Retrieved May 16, 2022.
^Macapagal, Diosdado (January 25, 1965). Fourth State of the Nation Address (Speech).
^ abSouthern Luzon Western Sheet (Map). 1:200000. Washington D.C.: US Geodetic Survey. 1941. Retrieved September 23, 2021.
^1944 Army Map Service Road Map of Northern Luzon, Philippines (Map). 1:1000000. Washington D.C.: Army Maps Service, Corps of Engineers. 1944. Retrieved September 23, 2021.
^1944 Army Map Service Road Map of the Central and Southern Philippines (Map). 1:1000000. Washington D.C.: Army Maps Service, Corps of Engineers. 1944. Retrieved September 23, 2021.
^Presidential Proclamation No. 1902, s. 1979 (September 13, 1979), Changing the Name of the Pan-Philippine Highway into the Maharlika Highway, retrieved May 5, 2022
^"Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway Rehabilitation Project (I) (II)" (PDF). Japan International Cooperation Agency. 2007. Retrieved February 25, 2022.
^"Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway (Mindanao Section) Rehabilitation Project, Phase I and II" (PDF). Japan International Cooperation Agency. 2009. Retrieved December 31, 2022.
^ ab"What does AH26 road sign mean?". Rappler.com. November 17, 2014. Retrieved August 8, 2021.
^Republic Act No. 917 (June 20, 1953), Philippine Highway Act of 1953, retrieved September 25, 2021
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For the route that excludes expressway sections see N1 highway Philippines This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Pan Philippine Highway news newspapers books scholar JSTOR March 2019 Learn how and when to remove this message The Pan Philippine Highway also known as the Maharlika Highway Tagalog Daang Maharlika Cebuano Dalang Halangdon is a network of roads expressways bridges and ferry services that connect the islands of Luzon Samar Leyte and Mindanao in the Philippines serving as the country s principal transport backbone Measuring 3 379 73 kilometers 2 100 07 mi long excluding sea routes not counted by highway milestones it is the longest road in the Philippines that forms the country s north south backbone component of National Route 1 N1 of the Philippine highway network The entire highway is designated as Asian Highway 26 AH26 of the Asian Highway Network 1 2 Pan Philippine HighwayMaharlika HighwayAsian Highway 26Daang Maharlika 1 Map of the Philippines showing the route of Pan Philippine HighwayThe segment of the highway in Nueva EcijaRoute informationMaintained by the Department of Public Works and Highways DPWH Length3 379 73 km 2 2 100 07 mi Excludes sea routeIncludes 96 98 km 60 26 mi Tacloban Ormoc spur and 292 39 km 181 68 mi Davao Cagayan de Oro spurExisted1960s presentMajor junctionsNorth endLaoag PhilippinesSouth endZamboanga City PhilippinesLocationCountryPhilippinesRegionsIlocos RegionCagayan ValleyCentral LuzonMetro ManilaCalabarzonBicol RegionEastern VisayasCaragaSoccsksargenDavao RegionNorthern MindanaoZamboanga PeninsulaProvincesIlocos NorteCagayanIsabelaNueva VizcayaNueva EcijaBulacanLagunaCaviteBatangasQuezonCamarines NorteCamarines SurAlbaySorsogonNorthern SamarSamarEastern SamarLeyteSouthern LeyteSurigao del NorteAgusan del NorteAgusan del SurDavao de OroDavao del NorteDavao del SurSaranganiSouth CotabatoSultan KudaratMaguindanao del SurMaguindanao del NorteLanao del SurLanao del NorteZamboanga del SurZamboanga SibugayHighway systemAsian Highway Network The northern terminus of the highway is in front of the Ilocos Norte Provincial Capitol in Laoag and the southern terminus is at the southern end of N1 near the Zamboanga City Hall in Zamboanga City 1 3 Contents 1 History 2 Asian Highway Network 3 Route description 3 1 Auxiliary Routes 4 Intersections 4 1 Auxiliary routes 5 See also 6 Notes 6 1 Alternative names 7 References 8 External linksHistory editThe Pan Philippine Highway System was an infrastructure program of President Diosdado Macapagal as a first priority project for the improvement and expansion of Philippine highway and land transport networks It was stated in his final State of the Nation Address in 1965 that the project requires the concreting of 3 003 kilometers 1 866 mi from 1965 to 1969 which continued into the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos This included the construction of 11 333 bridges comprising the entire system 4 It is a mixture of old existing roads and new roads that would be eventually added to become part of the highway 5 6 7 Government planners believed that the motorway and other connected roads would stimulate agricultural production by reducing transport costs encourage social and economic development outside existing major urban centers such as Manila and expand industrial production for domestic and overseas markets Construction which continued in the following decades was supported by loans and grants from foreign aid institutions including the World Bank In 1979 the highway was renamed to Maharlika Highway 8 The highway was rehabilitated and improved in 1997 during the administration of President Fidel V Ramos with assistance from the Japanese government and dubbed the Philippine Japan Friendship Highway 9 Japan s assistance is applied only up to Carmen Davao del Norte at the south thus covering only about 2 100 kilometers 1 300 mi or about 62 of the highway s entire length 10 In 1998 the Department of Tourism designated 35 sections of the highway as Scenic Highways with developed amenities for travelers and tourists Asian Highway Network editThe Pan Philippine Highway is designated as AH26 in the Asian Highway Network a cooperative project which seeks to improve highway systems and standards across the continent Ratified by the Philippines in 2007 it is currently the only highway in the system that is isolated from every other highway island based sections of the Asian Highway Network in Japan AH1 Sri Lanka AH43 and Indonesia AH2 are all linked to the mainland sections by ferries to South Korea AH1 India Dhanushkodi and Singapore respectively Despite its isolation it can be linked internationally via ferry routes such as Laoag China and Zamboanga Malaysia 3 Route description edit nbsp N1 AH26 reassurance marker in Burgos Ilocos Norte nbsp E2 AH26 reassurance marker along South Luzon Expressway Skyway At Grade Muntinlupa nbsp J P Laurel Avenue Davao City with a N1 AH26 reassurance marker AH26 officially runs along the following thoroughfares 11 3 nbsp N1 Laoag Guiguinto Manila North Road note 1 Maharlika Highway Laoag a b c Burgos d Aparri Bangag Magapit Road Aparri Lal lo e Cagayan Valley Road note 1 Lal lo Tuguegarao Maharlika Highway note 1 f g San Pablo Ilagan Santiago Solano h i Bayombong San Jose City Cabanatuan Gapan San Miguel Baliuag Pulilan Guiguinto nbsp E1 Guiguinto Quezon City North Luzon Expressway note 1 Santa Rita Interchange Balintawak Interchange nbsp N1 Quezon City Makati EDSA Eastern Route Balintawak Interchange Magallanes Interchange nbsp E2 Makati Calamba South Luzon Expressway note 1 Magallanes Interchange Calamba Exit nbsp N1 Calamba Matnog Maharlika Highway note 1 j Calamba Santo Tomas San Pablo Tiaong k Candelaria l Sariaya m Tayabas Lucena Diversion Road n Tayabas Lucena Pagbilao Maharlika Highway j o p Pagbilao h q Gumaca h r Calauag Daet Milaor Naga City s Daraga Sorsogon City t Matnog Gap San Bernardino Strait nbsp Matnog Allen ferry line Luzon Visayas nbsp N1 Allen Calbayog u Catbalogan v Tacloban Palo Mahaplag Liloan Gap Bohol Sea nbsp Liloan Lipata ferry line Visayas Mindanao nbsp N1 Surigao City Zamboanga City Maharlika Highway Surigao City Kitcharao Surigao Butuan National Highway Kitcharao Butuan Davao Agusan National Highway Butuan Bayugan Tagum Davao City w J P Laurel Avenue Davao City C M Recto Avenue Davao City one way street Davao Cotabato Road note 1 Davao City x Digos Digos Makar Road y Digos l Malungon General Santos z Marbel Makar Road aa General Santos Polomolok ab Koronadal ac Cotabato Marbel Road ad ae af Koronadal ag Banga Surallah Norala Isulan Surallah Road Isulan ah Marbel Allah Valley Cotabato Road Isulan Cotabato City ai Cotabato Lanao Road aj ak Cotabato City Matanog Cotabato Malabang Lanao del Norte Road ak al am Sultan Dumalondong Picong Malabang Dobleston Tukuran Road al Sultan Naga Dimaporo Tucuran Junction Karomatan Junction Road al Tukuran d l Maharlika Highway an am al Tukuran d Pagadian b d Ipil Tungawan Zamboanga City ao Auxiliary Routes edit nbsp Roxas Boulevard passing through the capital city of Manila nbsp Sayre Highway in Manolo Fortich Bukidnon Alternatively AH26 runs along the following thoroughfares 11 3 Luzon West Metro Manila nbsp N1 Quezon City Caloocan EDSA Western Route Balintawak Interchange Monumento nbsp N120 Caloocan Pasay Samson Road Caloocan Gen San Miguel Street Caloocan C 4 Road Caloocan Malabon Navotas R 10 Navotas Mel Lopez Boulevard ap Manila Bonifacio Drive Manila Roxas Boulevard note 1 Manila Pasay nbsp N1 Pasay Makati EDSA Western Route Roxas Boulevard Magallanes Interchange Luzon South Skyway nbsp E2 Makati Muntinlupa Skyway note 1 Makati Muntinlupa note 2 Visayas nbsp N70 note 1 aq Palo Ormoc ar Gap Camotes Sea nbsp Ormoc Cebu ferry line Mindanao nbsp N10 Davao City Cagayan de Oro Bukidnon Davao Road as Davao City Quezon at Maramag Sayre Highway note 1 as Maramag Malaybalay au Cagayan de Oro nbsp N9 note 1 note 3 Cagayan de OroIntersections editIlocos Norte nbsp N122 in Bacarra Cagayan nbsp N223 in Abulug nbsp N121 in Abulug nbsp nbsp N101 N119 at Magapit Interchange Lal lo nbsp N104 in Tuguegarao nbsp nbsp N105 in Tuguegarao nbsp nbsp N51 N106 in Tuguegarao nbsp N104 in Tuguegarao Isabela nbsp N220 in Cabagan nbsp N53 in Cauayan nbsp N51 in Santiago nbsp N108 in Cordon Nueva Vizcaya nbsp nbsp N109 in Bagabag nbsp N110 in Aritao Nueva Ecija nbsp nbsp N56 N111 in San Jose nbsp N114 in Santo Domingo nbsp N111 in Cabanatuan nbsp N58 in Santa Rosa nbsp N3 in Gapan Bulacan nbsp The intersection of Dona Remedios Trinidad Highway AH26 and Pulilan Regional Road N115 in Pulilan nbsp The intersection of Pan Philippine Highway AH26 Governor Padilla Street N116 and General Alejo Santos Highway in Plaridel nbsp N247 in San Rafael nbsp N115 in Pulilan nbsp nbsp N116 in Plaridel nbsp nbsp E1 N1 in Santa Rita Guiguinto Route number change from N1 to E1 nbsp N247 in Balagtas nbsp E1 in Balagtas nbsp N117 in Meycauayan nbsp Harbor Link Interchange in Valenzuela nbsp Magallanes Interchange in Makati Metro Manila nbsp N118 in Valenzuela nbsp E5 at Harbor Link Interchange Valenzuela nbsp N127 in Unang Sigaw Quezon City nbsp nbsp N1 N160 at Balintawak Interchange Quezon City Route number change from E1 to N1 nbsp N127 in Unang Sigaw Quezon City nbsp N129 in Munoz Quezon City nbsp nbsp N171 N173 in Diliman Quezon City nbsp N170 in Diliman Quezon City nbsp nbsp N172 N174 in Diliman Quezon City nbsp nbsp N180 N59 in Cubao Quezon City nbsp N185 near Camp Aguinaldo Quezon City nbsp nbsp N184 N60 at Ortigas Interchange in Quezon City and Mandaluyong nbsp N141 in Mandaluyong nbsp N190 Kalayaan Avenue in Makati nbsp N191 in Makati nbsp N190 Gil Puyat Avenue in Makati nbsp nbsp N1 N145 at Magallanes Interchange Makati Route number change from N1 to E2 nbsp nbsp E6 in Taguig nbsp N11 in Taguig nbsp N63 in Paranaque and Muntinlupa nbsp N1 in Alabang Muntinlupa nbsp E2 in Muntinlupa Cavite nbsp N65 in Carmona Laguna Binan Calamba nbsp E3 CALAX in Binan nbsp N420 in Santa Rosa nbsp nbsp E2 N1 in Calamba Route number change from E2 to N1 Batangas nbsp E2 in Santo Tomas nbsp N4 in Santo Tomas Laguna Alaminos San Pablo nbsp N67 in San Pablo two southern termini nbsp The intersection of Maharlika Highway N1 AH26 and Pagbilao Padre Burgos Road N610 in Pagbilao Quezon nbsp N608 in Tiaong northern terminus nbsp N435 in Tiaong nbsp N608 in Tiaong southern terminus nbsp N609 in Candelaria western amp eastern termini nbsp N606 in Sariaya nbsp N606 in Isabang Tayabas nbsp N422 in Isabang Lucena nbsp N603 in Gulang Gulang Lucena nbsp N606 in Talipan Pagbilao nbsp N610 in Silangang Malicboy Pagbilao nbsp N613 in Gumaca nbsp N612 in Lopez nbsp N657 in Lopez Camarines Norte nbsp N68 in Santa Elena nbsp N620 in Labo nbsp N621 in Daet northern amp southern termini Camarines Sur nbsp N68 in Sipocot nbsp N623 in Pamplona nbsp nbsp N672 in Pili nbsp N673 in Pili nbsp N630 in Pili nbsp N634 in Baao nbsp N634 in Nabua nbsp N635 in Bato Albay nbsp N638 in Polangui two northern termini nbsp N639 in Ligao nbsp N636 in Ligao nbsp N630 in Daraga Sorsogon nbsp N642 in Pilar nbsp N641 in Castilla nbsp N643 in Sorsogon City western terminus nbsp nbsp N644 in Sorsogon City nbsp N643 in Sorsogon City eastern terminus nbsp N645 in Bulan Northern Samar nbsp N670 in Allen Samar nbsp N672 in Calbayog nbsp N673 in Calbayog nbsp N677 in Gandara northern amp southern termini nbsp nbsp N675 in Catbalogan nbsp N674 in Paranas nbsp N670 in Basey nbsp N670 in Santa Rita Samar Leyte boundary nbsp The San Juanico Bridge carries the Pan Philippine Highway between Samar and Leyte San Juanico Bridge Leyte nbsp N686 in Tacloban nbsp nbsp N687 in Tacloban nbsp N686 in Palo nbsp N70 in Palo nbsp N690 in Abuyog nbsp N70 in Mahaplag Southern Leyte nbsp N692 in Sogod nbsp N690 in Liloan nbsp N691 in Liloan Surigao del Norte nbsp N901 in Surigao City nbsp N902 in Placer Agusan del Norte nbsp N9 in Butuan Agusan del Sur nbsp N903 in Prosperidad nbsp N904 in Prosperidad nbsp N905 in San Francisco nbsp nbsp N904 N73 in Trento Davao de Oro nbsp N906 in Montevista nbsp N907 in Nabunturan Davao del Norte nbsp N908 in Tagum northern terminus nbsp nbsp N909 N74 in Tagum nbsp N908 in Tagum southern terminus nbsp N910 in Carmen nbsp N909 in Panabo nbsp N1 AH26 Pan Philippine Highway as J P Laurel Avenue crossing the Bajada Flyover which carries N918 Buhangin Lapanday Road in Davao City Davao del Sur nbsp N913 in Buhawan Davao City eastern terminus nbsp N915 in Buhangin Davao City nbsp N916 in Agdao Davao City eastern terminus nbsp N917 in Agdao Davao City nbsp N918 in Agdao amp Buhangin Davao City nbsp nbsp N919 N920 in Poblacion Davao City nbsp N919 in Poblacion Davao City nbsp N920 in Poblacion Davao City nbsp N921 in Talomo Davao City nbsp N916 in Talomo Davao City western terminus nbsp N913 in Talomo Davao City western terminus nbsp N10 in Talomo Davao City nbsp N923 in Digos northern terminus nbsp N75 in Digos nbsp N924 in Digos nbsp N923 in Digos southern terminus nbsp N930 in Sulop South Cotabato nbsp N931 in General Santos eastern terminus nbsp N930 in General Santos nbsp N935 in General Santos nbsp nbsp N931 in General Santos Sultan Kudarat nbsp N940 in Tacurong nbsp N76 in Isulan nbsp N941 in Esperanza Maguindanao del Sur nbsp N933 in Datu Saudi Ampatuan Maguindanao del Norte nbsp N75 in Sultan Kudarat nbsp N935 in Datu Odin Sinsuat nbsp nbsp N936 in Datu Odin Sinsuat Lanao del Sur nbsp N77 in Malabang Zamboanga del Sur nbsp N9 in Tukuran Zamboanga Sibugay nbsp N79 in Ipil Zamboanga City nbsp N972 nbsp nbsp N968 nbsp nbsp nbsp N966 N970 N971 Southern terminus of AH26 Auxiliary routes edit nbsp Pasay Rotonda an intersection of N1 AH26 EDSA and N170 Taft Avenue in Pasay Metro Manila western route part of nbsp N1 and nbsp N120 nbsp nbsp nbsp N1 N160 E1 in Balintawak Quezon City Northern terminus of AH26 auxiliary route in Metro Manila nbsp nbsp N1 N150 in Caloocan Route number change from N1 to N120 nbsp N130 in Navotas nbsp E5 in Navotas nbsp N140 in Tondo Manila nbsp N145 in Tondo and San Nicolas Manila nbsp N150 in Ermita and Intramuros Manila nbsp N155 in Ermita Manila nbsp N156 in Ermita Manila nbsp N140 in Malate Manila nbsp N190 in Pasay nbsp N61 in Pasay Route number change from N120 to N1 nbsp N170 in Pasay nbsp nbsp N171 Aurora Boulevard in Pasay nbsp nbsp nbsp N1 N145 E2 at Magallanes Interchange Makati Southern terminus of AH26 auxiliary route in Metro Manila Visayas western route part of nbsp N70 nbsp N1 in Palo Northern terminus of AH26 auxiliary route in Visayas nbsp N681 in Capoocan nbsp nbsp N683 in Ormoc nbsp N684 in Ormoc nbsp N70 in Ormoc Mindanao part of nbsp N10 and nbsp N9 nbsp N1 in Davao City Southern terminus of AH26 auxiliary route in Mindanao nbsp N942 in Arakan nbsp N943 in Maramag nbsp N912 in Valencia nbsp N946 in Cagayan de Oro nbsp nbsp N945 N946 in Cagayan de OroSee also editTransportation in the Philippines Department of Public Works and Highways Asian Highway Network Philippine Nautical Highway SystemNotes edit a b c d e f g h i j k l Partially signed as AH26 The extent of E2 AH26 in Skyway is unknown since the DPWH s GIS apps does not show any route designation for the tollway Despite this some E2 AH26 markers were seen between Buendia Makati and Alabang Muntinlupa until they were dismantled together with the center barriers in 2020 The northern end of the AH26 auxiliary route in Mindanao is at Marcos Bridge in Cagayan de Oro 3 Alternative names edit Pan Philippine Highway also has alternative names especially locally within the poblacion of respective town and cities A segment of Manila North Road in Laoag is also known as and a part of Laoag Paoay Road a b A segment of Pan Philippine Highway in Laoag and Pagadian is locally known as J P Rizal Avenue respectively A segment of Pan Philippine Highway stretching north out of Laoag is known as Gen Fidel V Segundo Avenue a b c d A segment of Pan Philippine Highway here is locally known as National Highway A segment of Bangag Magapit Road is also known as Logac Magapit Road in Lal lo Cagayan The segment of Maharlika Highway from Isabela to Bulacan is also known as Cagayan Valley Road Pan Philippine Highway is also known as Dona Remedios Trinidad Highway from San Rafael to Pulilan in Bulacan bypassing the respective municipal centers of Baliuag and Bustos a b c A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper is locally known as J P Rizal Street A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper of Solano Nueva Vizcaya is locally known as Aquino Avenue a b The segments of Maharlika Highway from Calamba to Tayabas in Pagbilao and from Atimonan to Matnog are historically referred to as Manila South Road 5 12 A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper of Tiaong Quezon is locally known as Dona Tating Street and Don V Robles Street respectively a b c A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper is locally known as Rizal Avenue A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper of Sariaya Quezon is locally known as General Luna Street Lucena Diversion Road is also known as MSR Diversion Road The segment of Pan Philippine Highway through the Quezon National Forest Park in Pagbilao and Atimonan Quezon is also known as New Diversion Road or simply as Diversion Road A segment of Pan Philippine Highway from the town proper of Milaor Camarines Sur to Naga in Camarines Sur is locally known as Mabolo Road A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper of Pagbilao Quezon is locally known as Recto Street A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the town proper of Gumaca Quezon is locally known as A Bonifacio Street A segment of Pan Philippine Highway in Naga Camarines Sur is locally known as Roxas Avenue or Diversion Road A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the city proper of Sorsogon City is locally known as Rizal Street and Magsaysay Avenue respectively A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the city proper of Calbayog Samar is locally known as Jose D Avelino Street or Senate President Jose Avelino Avenue A segment of Pan Philippine Highway at the city proper of Catbalogan Samar is locally known as Del Rosario Street Curry Avenue San Roque Street and Rizal Avenue Extension respectively A segment of Davao Cotabato Road in the vicinity of Panacan Davao City is also known as Davao City Panabo City Road The segment of Davao Cotabato Road from the Davao City proper to Talomo Davao City partially covers and is also known as A Pichon Street a one way street Elpidio Quirino Avenue and McArthur Highway respectively Digos Makar Road is also known as Davao GenSan National Highway A segment of Digos Makar Road in General Santos is locally known as Jose Catolico Sr Avenue The segment of Marbel Makar Road from General Santos to Polomolok South Cotabato is also known as General Santos Polomolok National Road GenSan Polomolok National Road or Polomolok National Highway The segment of Marbel Makar Road in Polomolok approaching Tupi South Cotabato is also known as Polomolok Tupi National Highway A segment of Marbel Makar Road in the Koronadal city proper is locally known as Gensan Drive Cotabato Marbel Road is also known as Koronadal City Cotabato City National Highway The segment of Cotabato Marbel Road from Banga to Surallah South Cotabato is also known as Banga Surallah Road The segment of Cotabato Marbel Road from Surallah South Cotabato to Isulan Sultan Kudarat is also known as Surallah Isulan Road signed under AH26 A segment of Cotabato Marbel Road in the Koronadal city proper is locally known as Alunan Avenue A segment of Isulan Surallah Road in Isulan Sultan Kudarat is locally known as Sen Ninoy Aquino Avenue A segment of Marbel Allah Valley Cotabato Road in the city proper of Cotabato City is locally known as Sinsuat Avenue A segment of Cotabato Lanao Road from Cotabato City to Sultan Kudarat Maguindanao del Norte is also known as Quezon Avenue a b A segment of Pan Philippine Highway from Sultan Kudarat Maguindanao del Norte to Tukuran Zamboanga del Sur is also known as Narciso Ramos Highway a b c d The segment of Pan Philippine Highway from Malabang Lanao del Sur to Tukuran Lanao del Sur is also known as Malabang Tukuran Road a b A segment of Pan Philippine Highway including Cotabato Malabang Lanao del Norte Road between Tukuran Lanao del Sur and Pagadian Zamboanga del Sur is also known as Tukuran Pagadian Highway A segment of Pan Philippine Highway between Tukuran Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga City is also known as Lanao Pagadian Zamboanga City Road and Pagadian City Zamboanga City Road respectively A segment of Pan Philippine Highway in Zamboanga City is locally known as Maria Clara L Lobregat Highway Veterans Avenue Governor Lim Avenue and Don Pablo Lorenzo Street respectively Mel Lopez Boulevard in Manila is known as Radial Road 10 or R 10 for partially being its component Alternative name varies according to its segments between towns cities For example Palo Carigara Ormoc Road is also known as Palo Santa Fe Road from Palo to Santa Fe Leyte A segment of Palo Carigara Ormoc Road at the city proper of Ormoc is locally known as Lilia Avenue Apo Street and Real Street respectively a b Sayre Highway from Valencia to Maramag and Bukidnon Davao Road from Quezon to Kitaotao are also known as Dologon Busco Quezon Road A segment of Bukidnon Davao Road in Quezon Bukidnon is locally known as J A Fortich Road A segment of Sayre Highway at the city proper of Malaybalay is locally known as Fortich Street References edit a b c Department Order No 15 series of 2009 Installation of Route Markers amp Directional Signs along the Asian Highway Route AH26 Daang Maharlika PDF Department of Public Works and Highways March 22 2009 Retrieved August 8 2021 a b Cabral Maria Catalina Asian Highway 26 AH26 PDF ESCAP Department of Public Works and Highways Retrieved May 16 2022 a b c d e ROAD AND BRIDGE INFORMATION APPLICATION Department of Public Works and Highways Retrieved November 21 2023 Macapagal Diosdado January 25 1965 Fourth State of the Nation Address Speech a b Southern Luzon Western Sheet Map 1 200000 Washington D C US Geodetic Survey 1941 Retrieved September 23 2021 1944 Army Map Service Road Map of Northern Luzon Philippines Map 1 1000000 Washington D C Army Maps Service Corps of Engineers 1944 Retrieved September 23 2021 1944 Army Map Service Road Map of the Central and Southern Philippines Map 1 1000000 Washington D C Army Maps Service Corps of Engineers 1944 Retrieved September 23 2021 Presidential Proclamation No 1902 s 1979 September 13 1979 Changing the Name of the Pan Philippine Highway into the Maharlika Highway retrieved May 5 2022 Philippine Japan Friendship Highway Rehabilitation Project I II PDF Japan International Cooperation Agency 2007 Retrieved February 25 2022 Philippine Japan Friendship Highway Mindanao Section Rehabilitation Project Phase I and II PDF Japan International Cooperation Agency 2009 Retrieved December 31 2022 a b What does AH26 road sign mean Rappler com November 17 2014 Retrieved August 8 2021 Republic Act No 917 June 20 1953 Philippine Highway Act of 1953 retrieved September 25 2021External links editEconomy nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pan Philippine Highway nbsp Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Asian Highway 26 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pan Philippine Highway amp oldid 1219547279, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
