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This is a partial list of streets or roads in Cebu, Philippines.
Ever since the early American Period in Cebu, street names from former Spanish colonial leaders were renamed, mostly at that time, after revolutionaries who were either executed or died while fighting the Spaniards or the Americans. Some streets were named after famous Filipino leaders, and as well as the first elected leaders of a certain area, town, barangay or a city. Cebu also boasts street names named after philanthropists, common civilian jobs like teachers, civic leaders, priests and exemplary government officials. Rarely, streets in Cebu are named after foreigners, but if it was, it was done in commemoration of either heroic deeds, or help in the development of the island and even played a part in the Philippine history.
Majority of the common streets in Cebu were already present during the Spanish Era, but many more alleyways were constructed as the years passed by (in conjunction with the growth and expansion of Cebu), thus giving rise to the naming of numerous streets in Cebu.
The unique planning of such engineering feat, is reflected today in the city, as streets are easy to locate and trek with only the knowledge of the street names required (despite the lack of street signs), rather than in Metropolitan Manila, where the streets just pass by and intersect even if the area is too small or overcrowded.
This street listing solely focuses on the key Cities within the Island of Cebu.
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| S. Verallo Street | Municipal President Severo Verallo | Bogo, Cebu |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| A. Soriano Jr Avenue | Andres Montemar Soriano Jr [1] (1926–1984) | Cebu City |
| Osmeña Boulevard (also known as Juan Luna Avenue, Doña Pepang Avenue, and Jones Avenue) | President Sergio Suico Osmeña (1878–1961) | Cebu City |
| Sergio Osmeña Jr. Avenue / Sergio Osmeña Jr. Boulevard | Sergio Osmeña Jr. (1917–1984) | Cebu City |
| J. de Veyra Street | Commissioner Jaime Carlos de Veyra (1873–1963) | Cebu City |
| Arellano Street / Arellano Boulevard | Justice Cayetano Lonzon Arellano (1847–1920) | Cebu City |
| Quezon Boulevard / Pres. Quezon Street | Manuel Luis Molina Quezon (1878–1944) | Cebu City |
| R. Palma Street | Senator Rafael Palma (1874–1939) | Cebu City |
| General Maxilom Avenue (Mango Avenue) | Brigadier-General Arcadio Molero Maxilom (1862–1924) [2] | Cebu City |
| T. Padilla Street / Extension Street | Rev. Fr. Toribio Padilla (1832–1906) | Cebu City |
| B. Benedicto Street | Don Bernardo Benedicto (1898–1990) | Cebu City |
| Villagonzalo Street | Juan Irles Villagonzalo (1886–1914) | Cebu City |
| U. Alviola Street | Uldarico Aguilar Alviola (1883–1966) | Cebu City |
| M. J. Cuenco Avenue | Senator Mariano Jesus Diosomito Cuenco (1888–1964) [2] | Cebu City |
| G. L. Lavilles Street | Gervasio Lira Lavillés (1896–1986) | Cebu City |
| Vicente Sotto Street | Senator Vicente Yap (Yapsutco) Sotto (1877–1950) | Cebu City |
| A. Pigafetta Street | Antonio Pigafetta (c.1491–c.1531) | Cebu City |
| M. C. Briones Street / M. C. Briones Highway | Senator Manuel Cabahug Briones (1894–1957) | Cebu City / Mandaue |
| P. Burgos Street | Fr. José Apolonio Garcia Burgos (1837–1872) | Cebu City / Mandaue |
| Jakosalem Street | Governor Dionisio Abella Jakosalem (1878–1931) [2] | Cebu City |
| Plaridel Street / Extension Street | Marcelo Hilario Gatmaitan del Pilar (1850–1896) [2] | Cebu City |
| F. Calderon Street | Felipe González Roca Calderon (1868–1908) | Cebu City |
| Noli Me Tangere Street | Noli Me Tangere | Cebu City |
| El Filibusterismo Street | El Filibusterismo | Cebu City |
| Magallanes Street | Ferdinand Magellan (c.1480–1521) [2] | Cebu City |
| Lapu-Lapu Street | Lapu-Lapu (c.1491–c.1542) | Cebu City |
| Legazpi Street and Legazpi Extension | Miguel López de Legazpi (c.1502–1572) [2] | Cebu City |
| P. Zamora Street | Fr. Jacinto del Rosario Zamora (1835–1872) | Cebu City |
| Ibarra Street | named after the protagonist in the novel, Noli Me Tangere , Juan Crisostomo Ibarra | Cebu City |
| Simoun Street | named after the protagonist in the novel, El Filibusterismo , Simoun | Cebu City |
| Isagani Street | named after a liberal student in the novel, El Filibusterismo, Isagani | Cebu City |
| A. Borromeo Street | Judge Andres Reynes Borromeo (1880–1923) | Cebu City |
| P. Gullas Street | Representative Paulino Arandia Gullas (1891–1945) | Cebu City |
| P. Lopez Street | Representative Pedro Lopez (1906 [3] [ circular reference ]–1957) | Cebu City |
| Leon Kilat Street | Brigadier-General Pantaleon Soldi Villegas (1873–1898) | Cebu City |
| Dimasalang Street | Dr. José Protacio Rizal (1861–1896) | Cebu City |
| J. Climaco Street | Governor Juan Faller Climaco (1859–1907) | Cebu City |
| A. Climaco Street | Governor Arsenio Veloso Climaco (1870 [4] [ circular reference ]–1952) | Cebu City |
| Panganiban Street | José Enverga Panganiban (1863–1890) | Cebu City |
| Colon Street (oldest street in the Philippines) | Christopher Columbus (c.1450–1506) [2] | Cebu City |
| Sanciangko Street | Gregorio Gozon Sanciangco (1852–1897) [2] | Cebu City |
| Balagtas Street | Francisco Baltazar (1788–1862) | Cebu City |
| Pelaez Street | Fr. Pedro Sebastian Pelaez (1812–1863) | Cebu City |
| Junquera Street | General Inocencio Junquera (c.1831–1911) [2] | Cebu City |
| Urdaneta Street | Fr. Andrés de Urdaneta OSA (1498–1568) | Cebu City |
| A. Jereza Street | Engineer Agustin Montinola Jereza [5] (1888–1968) | Cebu City |
| M. Logarta Street | Miguel Ceniza Logarta (1863–1904) | Cebu City |
| Vicente Gullas Street | Vicente Arandia Gullas (1888–1970) | Cebu City |
| Zulueta Street | Jose Clemente Zulueta (1876–1904) [6] | Cebu City |
| Mabini Street | Apolinario Maranan Mabini (1864–1903) | Cebu City |
| E. Aboitiz Street (formerly Lopez Jaena Street) | Eduardo Sidebottom Aboitiz (1917–1985) / Graciano López-Jaena (1856–1896) | Cebu City |
| A. Bonifacio Street | Andrés de Castro Bonifacio (1863–1897) | Cebu City |
| P. Del Rosario Street | Colonel Pantaleón Estuard Del Rosario (1876–1930) [2] | Cebu City |
| Tres de Abril Street | Battle of Tres de Abril | Cebu City |
| Ezpeleta Street | Bishop Miguel Lino de Ezpeleta (1701–1771) | Cebu City |
| F. Rallos Street | Florentino Cuico Rallos (1854–1912) | Cebu City |
| R. Magsaysay Street / Pres. Magsaysay Street | President Ramon del Fierro Magsaysay (1907–1957) | Cebu City |
| Lakandula Street | Lakandula (1503–c.1589) | Cebu City |
| J. M. Basa Street | José Maria Enriquez Basa (1839–1907) | Cebu City |
| Figueroa Street | Melecio Magbanua Figueroa (1842–1903) | Cebu City |
| B. Aranas Street | Brigadier-General Bonifacio Salcedo Aranas (1875–1898) | Cebu City |
| Carlock Street | Judge Lyman Judy Carlock (1869–1903) | Cebu City |
| Spoliarium Street | The painting Spoliarium | Cebu City |
| S. D. Tecson Street | Segundino Debivar Tecson (1912–1982) | Cebu City |
| Natalio B. Bacalso Avenue / Cebu South Road | Assemblyman Natalio Bacalso (1908–1984) | Cebu City |
| V. Rama Avenue | Senator Vicente Rama (1887–1956) | Cebu City |
| Janssen Road | St. Arnold Janssen (1837–1909) | Cebu City |
| I. Tabura Street | Ireneo Tabura (1861–1954) | Cebu City |
| R. Abellanosa Drive (Sunrise Village Entrance) | Ramon Abasolo Abellanosa (1907–1983) | Cebu City |
| J. N. Jumalon Street | Professor Julian Navarro Jumalon (1909–2000) | Cebu City |
| G. Elorde Street (previously known as Ganciang Street) | Gabriel "Flash" Elorde (1935–1985) | Cebu City |
| Fr. José Bosch Street | Fr. José Moll Bosch (1921–1995) | Cebu City |
| F. Caburnay Street | Felimon Caburnay (1915–1992) | Cebu City |
| B. Zubiri Street | Ben Zubiri (1911–1969) | Cebu City |
| E. Jabonero Street | CITOM Chief Eduardo Fernan Jabonero (1946–1988) | Cebu City |
| Katipunan Street | Katipunan | Cebu City |
| V. Abella Street | Vicente Taboada Abella (1891–1946) | Cebu City |
| A. Tormis Street | Atty. Antonio Abad Tormis (1915–1961) | Cebu City |
| M. Cabigon Street | Maria Alcordo Cabigon (1878–1962) | Cebu City |
| M. H. Aznar Street | Matias Hipolito Chavez Aznar (1907–1958) | Cebu City |
| V. Urgello Street | Congressman Vicente Sarmiento Urgello (1875–1952) | Cebu City |
| J. Urgello Street | Atty. Jesus Espina Urgello (1910–1944) | Cebu City |
| R. Landon Street | Engineer Robert Roberts Landon (1873–1938) | Cebu City |
| P. Cui Street | Pedro Revilles Cui (1847–1926) [2] | Cebu City |
| B. Rodriguez Street | Governor Buenaventura Perez Rodriguez (1892–1940) | Cebu City |
| Col. J. Cushing Street | Lieutenant-Colonel James M. Cushing (1910–1963) | Cebu City |
| C. Rodriguez Street | Sen. Celestino Lasala Rodriguez (1872–1955) | Cebu City |
| M. Cui Street | Mariano Monsiliver Cui (1865–1959) | Cebu City |
| J. Llorente Street | Julio Aballe Llorente (1863–1955) | Cebu City |
| N. Rafols Street (formerly known as JASMIN Street) | Representative Nicolas Mercado Rafols (1894–1947) | Cebu City |
| P. Rodriguez Street | Pedro Lasala Rodriguez (1869–1932) | Cebu City |
| Emilio Osmeña Street | Dr. Emilio Veloso Osmeña (1906–1942) | Cebu City |
| N. Escario Street | Dr. Nicolas Gandiongco Escario (1898–1958) | Cebu City |
| Villalon Drive | Dr. Augusto Pio Santos Villalon (1886–1962) | Cebu City |
| J. Avila Street | Jose Leon Avila (1884–1959) | Cebu City |
| M. P. Yap Street (previously known as MARIA CRISTINA Street) | Monsignor Manuel Porcia Yap (1900–1966) | Cebu City |
| R. Aboitiz Street | Ramón Yrastorza Aboitiz (1887–1974) | Cebu City |
| Elizabeth Pond Street | Elizabeth Stitt Gambrill de Pond (1879–1943) | Cebu City |
| Arlington Pond Street | Dr. Erasmus Arlington Pond (1873–1930) | Cebu City |
| F. Ramos Street | Mayor Fructuoso Rodis Ramos (1869–1949) | Cebu City |
| V. Ranudo Street | Vicente Ranudo (1882–1930) | Cebu City |
| F. Manalo Street | Pastor Felix Ysagun Manalo (1886–1963) | Cebu City |
| F. Sotto Drive | Filemón Yap (Yapsutco) Sotto (1872–1966) | Cebu City |
| Rahmann Street | Fr. Rudolf Rahmann, SVD (1902–1985) | Cebu City |
| F. D. Tecson Street (now part of Rahmann Street) | Florentino D. Tecson (1906–1962) | Cebu City |
| Gorordo Avenue | Bishop Juan Bautista Perfecto Gorordo (1862–1934) | Cebu City |
| General Echavez Street / Extension Street | Brig. Gen. Saturnino Teves Echavez (1866–1933) | Cebu City |
| Cardinal Rosales Avenue | Cardinal Julio Ras Rosales (1906–1983) | Cebu City |
| Archbishop Reyes Avenue | Archbishop Gabriel Martelino Reyes (1892–1952) | Cebu City |
| Pedro D. Calomarde Street | Pedro Dayagro Calomarde (1905–1986) | Cebu City |
| Dr. Jose Ses Reyes Street | Dr. Jose Sesbreno Reyes (1899–1975) | Cebu City |
| D. M. Gaisano Street | Doña Modesta Singson de Gaisano (1884–1985) | Cebu City |
| Woodrow Wilson Street | President Thomas Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924) | Cebu City |
| Marconi Street | Guglielmo Giovanni Maria Marconi (1874–1937) | Cebu City |
| Fulton Street | Robert Fulton (1765–1815) | Cebu City |
| Pasteur Street | Louis Roqui Pasteur (1822–1895) | Cebu City |
| Edison Street | Thomas Alva Elliott Edison (1847–1931) | Cebu City |
| Torralba Street | Colonel Ramon Sarmiento Torralba (1906–1989) | Cebu City |
| W. Geonzon Street | Atty. Winefreda Amit Geonzon (1941–1990) | Cebu City |
| Abad Street | Antonio Mercado Abad (1894–1970) | Cebu City |
| V. Padriga Street | Vicente Padriga (1895–1980) | Cebu City |
| Jose Maria Del Mar Street | José Maria Del Mar (1896–1982) | Cebu City |
| Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue | Governor Manuel Alesna Cuenco (1907–1970) | Cebu City |
| Pope John Paul II Avenue | Pope John Paul II (1920–2005) | Cebu City |
| F. Cabahug Street / F.B. Cabahug Street | Governor Fructuoso Barte Cabahug (1897–1961) | Cebu City / Mandaue |
| S. Cabahug Street / S.B. Cabahug Street | Justice Sotero Barte Cabahug (1891–1963) | Cebu City / Mandaue |
| C. Tudtud Street | Conrado Colina Tudtud (1902–1970) | Cebu City |
| J. Luna Avenue | Juan Novicio Luna(1857–1899) | Cebu City |
| F. Urot Street | Councilor Florencio Urot (1903–1975) | Cebu City |
| Pres. Roxas Street | President Manuel Acuña Roxas (1892–1948) | Cebu City |
| Pres. Aguinaldo Street | President Emilio Famy Aguinaldo (1869–1964) | Cebu City |
| Brezlin Street | Colonel Thomas Francis Brezlin (1885–1942) | Cebu City |
| Pres. Laurel Street | President José Paciano Garcia Laurel (1891–1959) | Cebu City |
| Pres. Quirino Street | President Elpidio Rivera Quirino (1890–1956) | Cebu City |
| Gen. Lim Street | Brigadier-General Vicente Podico Lim (1888–1944) | Cebu City |
| J. Abad Santos Street | Justice José Abad Basco Santos (1886–1942) | Cebu City |
| Dagohoy Street | Francisco Sendrijas (c.1724–?) | Cebu City |
| M. Oyson Jr. Street | Atty. Manuel Oyson (1935–2006) | Cebu City |
| Gotianuy Street | Manuel Go Tian Uy (1889–1946) | Cebu City |
| Congressman Noel Street | Congressman Maximino Jaen Noel (1879–1969) | Cebu City |
| Tandang Sora Street | Melchora Aquino (1812–1919) | Cebu City |
| A. Miñoza Highway / A. Miñoza Street | Major-General Alejo Nazareno Miñoza (1867–1925) | Cebu City / Argao |
| P. Gomez Street | Fr. Mariano De Los Angeles Gómez (1799–1872) | Cebu City |
| D. Silang Street | Diego Andaya Silang (1730–1763) | Cebu City |
| M. Lazarte Sr. Street (formerly known as Sudlon Street) | Barangay Captain Maximino Reynes Lazarte (1921–1993) | Cebu City |
| Dr. Jose P. Rizal Street (formerly known as Cebu City Hall Lane and as A. Del Rosario Street) | Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal (1861-1896) / Anacleto del Rosario (1860–1895) | Cebu City |
| Sepulveda Street | Major-General Gavino Sepulveda (1869–1939) | Cebu City |
| Escaño Street | Dr. Mamerto Faelnar Escaño (1876–1970) | Cebu City |
| T. Abella Street | Councilor Tomas Abella (1899–1944) | Cebu City |
| I. Villamor Street | Associate Justice Ignacio Villamor (1863–1933) | Cebu City |
| P. Magbutay Street (formerly known as Dakilang Pito Avenue) | Perpetuo Magbutay (1921–1986) | Cebu City |
| Scout Arcilla Street (formerly known as Payahan Road) | Scout Argie Mae Arcilla (1981–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| Scout Cayetano Street (formerly known as Sto. Nino Church Road) | Scout Charlene Cayetano (1983–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| Scout Coca Street (known as Lower Agnawe Road) | Scout Rhea Mae Coca (1982–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| Scout Hortilano Street (formerly known as Hubaw Agsungol Road) | Scout Sherlita Hortilano (1982–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| Scout Limotan Street (formerly known as Guba-Adlaon Road) | Scout Bernadin Limotan (1983–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| Scout Oporto Street (formerly known as Calavas Road) | Scout Christine Oporto (1984–1998) [7] | Cebu City |
| T. Villa Street | Don Teresio Vivares Villa (1861–1954) | Cebu City |
| F. Villa Street | Doña Florencia Suico Villa (1867–1955) | Cebu City |
| St. Michael Street | San Miguel Arcángel | Cebu City |
| St. Anthony Street | San Antonio de Padua | Cebu City |
| F. Vestil Street | Basketball Legend Francisco Sanchez Vestil (1914–2000) | Cebu City |
| Woolbright Drive | 2/M and Land Developer Edgar "Eddie" Ray Woolbright, USMM (1920–1996) | Cebu City |
| C. Filoteo Street (Famously known as the "Good Shepherd" Road) | Dr. Cesar Arcega Filoteo (1894–1970) | Cebu City |
| Don Sulpicio Go Street | Don Sulpicio Go Guioc So (1905–1992) [8] | Cebu City |
| L. Balaga Drive | Leonardo Paraguya Balaga (1899–1985) | Cebu City |
| C. Padilla Street | Candido Zabala Padilla (1846–1898) | Cebu City |
| Lorenza Borces Street | Barangay Captain Lorenza Borces (1927–1997) | Cebu City |
| J. Alcantara Street | Vice Mayor / Provincial Warden Julian Lochallan Alcantara (1888–1976) [9] | Cebu City |
| Go Lam Drive | Don Go Lam (1891–1956) | Cebu City |
| L. Abellar Street | Luis Abellar (Revolutionary) (1840–1898) | Cebu City |
| Edgar Cokaliong Street (formerly 3rd Avenue) | Don Edgar Cokaliong (Cebuano-Chinese Business Magnate) (1934–1988) [10] | Cebu City |
| Tojong Street | Dr. Leandro Tojong (1905–1980) | Cebu City |
| P. Cabantan Street | "Padre" Valeriano Cabantan (1897–1953) | Cebu City |
| M. Veloso Street | Don Mariano Veloso y Rosario (1862–1931) [11] [12] | Cebu City |
| R. Duterte Street | Mayor Ramon Gonzales Duterte Sr (1901–1971) [13] | Cebu City |
| G. Garcia Street | Don Gil García García (1891–1965) [14] [15] | Cebu City |
| Lorega Street | Maj. Gen. Enrique Lorega y Casals (1855–1941) [16] | Cebu City |
| Uytengsu Street | Don Tirso Uytengsu Sr (1900–1964) [17] [18] | Cebu City |
| J.C. Zamora Street (The former ESPANIA Street) | Mayor Juan Cerilles Zamora (1906–1966) | Cebu City |
| F. Pacaña Street | Don Felipe Lopez Pacaña (1878–1956) [19] | Cebu City |
| J. Solon Drive (formerly known as KAMAGONG Street) | Councilor Jose Norberto Palacio Solon (1886–1973) | Cebu City |
| C. Cuizon Street | Mayor Carlos Jurado Cuizon (1909–1988) | Cebu City |
| Almendras Street | Don Paulo Gonzales Almendras (1893–1954) | Cebu City / Danao City |
| Brigadier General Java Street | Brigadier General Lucio Saceda Java, PAF (1915–1998) | Cebu City |
| E. Jaca Street | Barangay Captain Emilio Radan Martinez Jaca Sr (1913–2002) | Cebu City |
| Kaohsiung Street | Named after the Sister City of Cebu City, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. | Cebu City |
| J. Briones Street | Representative Jose L. Briones | Cebu City |
| E. S. Baclig Jr. Avenue | Eustaquio S. Baclig | Cebu City |
| S. Borces Street | Serafin Colina Borces | Cebu City |
| J. Seno Street | Councilor Juan Seno | Cebu City |
| M. Borgonia Street | Manuel Borgonia | Cebu City |
| Labucay Street | Estanislao Labucay | Cebu City |
| F. Gochan Street | Felix Gochan | Cebu City |
| A. Ancajas Street | Andres Ancajas | Cebu City |
| J. Diola Street | Juanito Diola | Cebu City |
| J. Joaquino | Jose Joaquino | Cebu City |
| F. Arcilla Street | Municipal Captain Francisco Arcilla | Cebu City |
| Limbong Street | Julio Limbong | Cebu City |
| G. Tudtud Street | Gil Mina Tudtud | Cebu City |
| L. Tudtud Street | Lope Mina Tudtud | Cebu City |
| C. Mina Street | Municipal Captain Celestino Mina | Cebu City |
| M. Borces Street | Mateo Borces | Cebu City |
| F. Mina Street | Felix Mina | Cebu City |
| Tres Borces Padres Street | In Homage to the 3 Borces Brothers, Mateo (Also has a separate street), Hilario and Graciano Borces | Cebu City |
| Salinas Drive | Named after the Sister City of Cebu City, Salinas, California. | Cebu City |
| Sanson Road | Councilor Miguel R. Sanson | Cebu City |
| Cebu Veterans Drive | In Homage to the Soldiers and Guerrillas who were fighting the Japanese in World War II | Cebu City |
| Sister Cities Drive | In Homage to the Various International Sister Cities of Cebu City | Taptap, Cebu City |
| M. V. Regner Street | Engr. Marcelo Veloso Regner | Cebu City |
| J. Labra Street | Barangay Captain Joaquin Labra | Cebu City |
| J. Singson Street | Judge Juan Regis Singson | Cebu City |
| G. Quijada Street | Gervacio Quijada | Cebu City |
| A. Abellana Street | Revolutionary Leader Andres Abellana | Cebu City |
| S. Alaura Street | Simplicio Alaura (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| L. Bacayo Street | Luciano Bacayo (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| J. Diaz Street | Councilor Julio P. Diaz | Cebu City |
| M. Velez Street | Marcial Velez (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| P. Clavano Street | Mayor Pedro Clavano | Cebu City |
| Gov. M. Roa Street | Governor Manuel Roa | Cebu City |
| J. Osmeña Street / Extension Street | Juana Osmeña | Cebu City |
| Morales Street | Councilor Avelino Morales | Cebu City |
| C. S. Rosal Street | Councilor Clotildo S. Rosal | Cebu City |
| J. Panis Street | Engineer Joaquin L. Panis | Cebu City |
| Industry Street | In Honor of Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Cebu City |
| Commerce Street | In Honor of Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Cebu City |
| F. Zapanta Street (formerly known as VILLA ABUNO Street) | Filemón Zapanta | Cebu City |
| R. Mercado Street | Councilor Regino Mercado | Cebu City |
| Morelos Street | Mayor Marcos Morelos | Cebu City |
| San Miguel Street | St. Michael The Archangel (San Miguel Arcángel) | Cebu City |
| Sikatuna Street | Rajah Sikatuna | Cebu City |
| E. Benedicto Street | Doña Emilia Benedicto | Cebu City |
| A. R. Villanueva Street | Provincial Fiscal Arsenio Villanueva | Cebu City |
| Lim Tian Teng Street | Lim Tian Teng | Cebu City |
| A. B. Aznar Street | Anunciación Barcenilla de Aznar | Cebu City |
| A. Borres Street | Councilor Andres Borres | Cebu City |
| T. Cavan Street | Teopisto Cavan (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| L. Flores Street | Luis Perez Flores (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Belgium Street | Named after the European city which has a sister city in Cebu City, the city of Kortrijk in Belgium | Cebu City |
| Manalili Street | Solomon Sy Manalili | Cebu City |
| F. Gonzales Street | Florencio Gonzales (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| R.R. Rallos Street (formerly R. Rallos Sr. Street) | Ramon R. Rallos | Cebu City |
| P. Sanchez Street | Councilor and Provincial Sheriff Paulino R. Sanchez | Cebu City |
| R. Padilla Street (formerly known as Fatima Street) | Councilor Rustico R. Padilla | Cebu City |
| M. Gochan Street | Maria Gochan | Cebu City |
| L. Lopez Drive | Lucio Lopez (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| A. Lopez Drive | Atilano Lopez (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Dr. Abella Drive | Dr. Pablo U. Abella | Cebu City |
| I. Limkakeng Street (Formerly 4th Street) | Ishmael Limkakeng | Cebu City |
| J. Fortich Street | Councilor José Fortich | Cebu City |
| Judge Salvador Street | Judge Celedonio Salvador | Cebu City |
| E. Labos Street | Escolastico Labos | Cebu City |
| Paseo Arcenas / Arcenas Drive | Dr. Ramon Arcenas | Cebu City |
| Salvador Street / Extension Street | Carlos Salvador (Clerk of the Court of First Instance, Cebu Capitol) | Cebu City |
| M. Paez Street | Councilor Magno Paez | Cebu City |
| Cabarrubias Street | In Honor of the Revolutionary Brothers, Miguel and Basilio Cabarrubias | Cebu City |
| M. Abella Street | Barangay Captain Mariano Macawili Abella | Cebu City |
| P. Cabaluna Street | Pedro Quijano Cabaluna | Cebu City |
| F. Llamas Street | Francisco Fernandez Llamas (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| L. Gabuya | Lucas O. Gabuya | Cebu City |
| Col. A. Cabreros Street | Col. Arsenio Cabreros (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Col. Tabada Street | Col. Venancio Tabada (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Sabellano Street | Councilor Eutiquio Sabellano | Cebu City |
| C. P. Diaz Street | Celso P. Diaz | Cebu City |
| V. Rallos Street | Vicente Rallos | Cebu City |
| E. Corro Street | Councilor Eugenio Corro | Cebu City |
| F. Jaca Street | Francisco Jaca | Cebu City |
| Dela Victoria Street | Councilor Cecilio Dela Victoria | Cebu City |
| Guadalajara Road (P. Datan Street) | Placido Datan (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Col. Gines Street | Colonel Eugenio Gines (Revolutionary) | Cebu City |
| Xiamen Street | Xiamen, China [20] | Cebu City |
| Kabajar Street | Don Justo Kabahar (Revolutionary and Musician) [21] | Cebu City |
| Atillo Street | Don Pablo Sanchez Atillo | Cebu City |
| C. G. Briones Street | Concepcion Gantuangco Briones | Cebu City |
| I. Villa Street | Inez Suico Villa (Feminist Writer) | Cebu City |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| P. del Pilar Street | Brigadier-General Pio Isidro y Castañeda (1860–1931) | Danao |
| Mabini Street | Apolinario Maranan Mabini (1864-1903) | Danao |
| Bonifacio Street | Gat Andres De Castro Bonifacio (1863-1897) | Danao |
| Rizal Street | Jose Protacio Rizal (1861-1896) | Danao |
| Beatriz D. Durano Street | Mayor Beatriz Duterte Durano (1907–1981) | Danao |
| C. M. Enriquez Street | Municipal President Carlos Manto Enriquez | Danao |
| F. Ralota Street | Municipal President Francisco Ralota | Danao |
| V. Buot Street | Municipal President Victoriano Buot | Danao |
| J.D.A Street | Jovenal Durano Almendras | Danao |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| A. Berdin Sr. Street | Councilor Alley Berdin (1938–2006) | Lapu-Lapu |
| Villamor Street | Colonel Jesus Antonio Villamor, PAF (1914–1971) | Lapu-Lapu |
| Basa Road | Lieutenant Cesar Fernando Basa, PAF (1915–1941) | Lapu-Lapu |
| Kadaugan Road | "Kadaugan Sa Mactan" Festival | Lapu-Lapu |
| Calle Moriones | Moriones Festival | Lapu-Lapu |
| Masskara Street | MassKara Festival | Lapu-Lapu |
| Guerilleros Street | Second World War memorial in Lapu-Lapu Island | Lapu-Lapu |
| La Victoria Street | Victoria , Ferdinand Magellan's ship | Lapu-Lapu |
| Villalobos Street | Ruy López de Villalobos (c.1500–1544) | Lapu-Lapu |
| Dr. M. V. Patalinghug Jr. Avenue | Dr. Maximo Veloso Patalinghug (1929–1993) | Lapu-Lapu |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| B. B. Cabahug Street | Bonifacio Barte Cabahug (1899–1975) | Mandaue |
| V. B. Cabahug Street | Vicente Barte Cabahug (1884–1949) | Mandaue |
| F. E. Zuellig Avenue | Dr. Ferdinand Edward Zuellig (1880–1943) | Mandaue |
| Dr. P. V. Larrazabal Jr. Avenue | Dr. Potenciano Veloso Larrazabal Jr. (1940–2017) | Mandaue |
| E. O. Perez Street | Atty. Eugeniano Ouano Perez (1901–1943) | Mandaue |
| Hernan Cortes Highway / Extension Street | Hernán Cortés (1485–1547) | Mandaue |
| A. S. Fortuna Street (formerly A. Bonifacio Street) | Mayor Alejandro Seno Fortuna (1903–1945) | Mandaue |
| H. Abellana Street | Governor Hilario Abellana (1896–1945) | Mandaue |
| Justice Marcelo B. Fernan Bridge (second Mandaue–Mactan Bridge) | Justice Marcelo Briones Fernan (1927–1999) | Mandaue |
| D. M. Cortes Highway (formerly known as Plaridel Highway) | Mayor Demetrio Mendoza Cortes (1921–1993) | Mandaue |
| F. F. Cruz Street | Engineer Felipe F. Cruz (c.1920–2013) | Mandaue |
| A. C. Cortes Highway | Municipal President Ariston Ceniza Cortes (1887–1973) | Mandaue |
| Ouano Avenue (formerly known as Mandaue Causeway Road) | In Homage to the Ouano Clan of Mandaue | Mandaue |
| P. Basubas Street | Municipal Mayor Pedro Basubas | Mandaue |
| E. Espina Street | Municipal President Elias Espina | Mandaue |
| A. Del Rosario Street | Municipal President Alejandro Del Rosario | Mandaue |
| C. D. Seno Avenue | Municipal Mayor Conrado D. Seno | Mandaue |
| L. Espina Street (formerly known as Calle de los Fuentes) | Municipal President Luis Espina | Mandaue |
| Echivarre Street (formerly known as Lincoln Street) | Municipal Mayor Martin F. Echivarre, Sr. | Mandaue |
| J. M. Ceniza Street | Jose M. Ceniza | Mandaue |
| C. M. Cabahug Street | Councilor Cesar M. Cabahug | Mandaue |
| U. Seno Street (formerly known as Washington Street) | Municipal Mayor Urbano M. Seno | Mandaue |
| Orlacsan Street | Orlando Cabahug Sanchez | Mandaue |
| G. Ouano Street | Gerardo Llanera Ouano | Mandaue |
| C. Vicinal Street | Camino Vicinal | Mandaue |
| C. P. Batiller Street | Constantino P. Batiller | Mandaue |
| L. Jayme Street | Municipal President Leoncio Jayme | Mandaue |
| B. Suico Street | Municipal President Benigno Suyco | Mandaue |
| M. Ceniza Street | PFC/PO Mardonio Ceniza | Mandaue |
| M. Quizon Street | Marciano Quizon | Mandaue |
| S. E. Jayme Street (formerly known as Progresso Street) | Municipal President Segundo E. Jayme | Mandaue |
| E. S. Dimpas Street | Municipal President Eriberto S. Dimpas | Mandaue |
| P. Remedio Street | Pedro P. Remedio | Mandaue |
| P. L. Sanchez Street (formerly known as Pagsabungan Road) | Vice Mayor Pedro L. Sanchez | Mandaue |
| C. Congson Street (formerly known as Baas Road) | Councilor Cesario Congson | Mandaue |
| D. L. Bihag Street | Barangay Captain Demetrio L. Bihag | Mandaue |
| R. T. Colina Street (formerly known as Libertad Street) | Restituto T. Colina | Mandaue |
| V. C. Albaño Street | Councilor Vivencio Cortes Albaño | Mandaue |
| F. M. Mendoza Street (previously but unofficially known as San Antonio Street) | Councilor Francisco Marababol Mendoza | Mandaue |
| A. Soriano Street | Andrés Soriano, industrialist (1898-1964) | Mandaue |
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| Street Name | Namesake | Municipality / City |
|---|---|---|
| Mendoza Street (also known as Dalan Walay–Gugma) | Municipal President Godofredo Mendoza | Naga |
| Sayson Street | Municipal President Emiliano Sayson | Naga City |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| R. Rabaya Street | Mayor Rafael Campo Rabaya (1908–1989) | Talisay |
| V. H. Garces Street | Mayor Vicente Hermosa Garces (1887–1971) | Talisay |
| Judge L. Abarquez Street | Judge Leoncio Padin Abarquez (1927–1995) | Talisay |
| Tres Aliños Street | In Memory of the Anti-Spanish Revolutionary Brothers, Potenciano Aliño et al. | Talisay |
| Msgr. T. Camomot Street | Monsignor Teofilo Bastida Camomot (1914–1988) | Talisay |
| Gen. Luna Street | Brigadier General Antonio Novicio-Ancheta Luna (1866–1899) | Talisay |
| Congressman A. T. Bacaltos Sr. Street | Representative Antonio Tabolio Bacaltos (1924–2005) | Talisay |
| J. Logarta Street | Jose G. Logarta (Journalist) (1928–1987) | Talisay |
| Burgos Street | Fray Jose Apolonio Garcia Burgos (1837–1872) | Talisay |
| F. Bas Street | Municipal President Fidel Manreal Bas (1874–1967) [22] | Talisay |
| F. Deiparine Street | Municipal Vice President Frisco "Prisco" Las Pinas Deiparine (1881–1975) [23] [24] | Talisay |
| Kapitan "Polong" Deiparine Road (Famously known as the "ULDOG" Road) | "Kapitan" Olympio "Polong" Deiparine [24] | Talisay |
| E.H. Bascon Street | Congressman Ernesto Hermosa Bascon | Talisay |
| P. Labuca Street | Municipal Captain Pedro Labuca (also a Revolutionary) [25] [26] | Talisay |
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| Street Name | Namesake | City |
|---|---|---|
| Barba Street | Mayor Marcelo Barba (1912–1978) | Toledo |
| President Macapagal Highway | President Diosdado Pangan Macapagal (1910–1997) | Toledo |
| Lebumfacil Street | Fulgencio Lebumfacil | Toledo |
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