Dipolog Boulevard

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Dipolog Sunset Boulevard
Dipolog Boulevard
Dipolog Boulevard Extension Project (2019-010).jpg
Route information
Maintained by City Government of Dipolog
Length2.4 km (1.5 mi)
Existed2000s–present
Major junctions
North end Ranillo Street, Barangay Central
Major intersectionsRizal Avenue
Echavez Street
General Luna Street
General Malvar Street
Tomas Claudio Street
Amatong Street
Velasco Street
South end Dipolog City Port, Barangay Galas
Location
Country Philippines
Major cities Dipolog
Highway system
  • Roads in the Philippines

Dipolog Sunset Boulevard, or Foreshore Development and Wellness Center, is an esplanade in Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte along a 7.6 kilometers stretch of foreshore spanning from Sta. Cruz of Barangay Central to Purok Bularan of Barangay Miputak. It is equipped with basketball courts and playground part. It is also the site of the annual "P'gsalabuk Festival" and other similar events, [1] motor company trade shows, and sporting events like marathons and triathlons. [2] There are two commercial buildings augmenting the presently existing restaurants, bars, and several food and beverage peddlers.

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Extension is currently underway to extend the boulevard for another kilometer reaching the seaport of Galas making it a total of 2.6 kilometers. Long term plans for the boulevard is extending it in both ways of the city to southern part of Olingan and northern part of Barra creating a new river park esplanade. Also included for foreshore development are areas of Minaog and Sicayab that goes beyond the Dipolog Airport. All of the said plans are drafted in the city's blueprint program named SWIGAPORE 2030 that aims in making Dipolog a self-reliant, super city by 2030 in terms of infrastructure, housing. social and health services. [3]

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References

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  3. Laput, Gualberto (7 October 2015). "Kidnappers take owner of Dipolog Italian restaurant". Rappler . Retrieved 5 October 2020.