- Pulau Meskol
Pulau Meskol was a small island of 6.1 ha in a cluster of islands lying south of Jurong on the Singapore mainland. It ...
- Duxton Road
Duxton Road is a one-way street that connects Neil Road to Craig Road. Situated on Duxton Hill, this road was infamous ...
- Coleman Bridge
Coleman Bridge spans the Singapore River and links Hill Street with New Bridge Road. It is named after the designer ...
- Sago Lane
Sago Lane is a one-way road in Chinatown connecting South Bridge Road to Banda Street. It was named for the many sago ...
- Sago Street
Sago Street is a one-way road that connects South Bridge Road to Trengganu Street. The street name was derived from ...
- Banda Street
Banda Street is a one-way road in Chinatown connecting Sago Street to Dickenson Hill Road. It was probably named after ...
- Newton Circus
The 22.3-hectare Newton Circus is one of the six subzones in the Newton planning area, a prime residential district ...
- Changi
Changi is an estate that is located at the easternmost part of Singapore. Its name is believed to have derived from ...
- Keong Saik Road
Located in Chinatown, Keong Saik Road connects New Bridge Road to Neil Road. It was named after Tan Keong Saik, a prominent ...
- Short Street
Short Street begins at the junction where it meets Middle Road, Selegie Road and Wilkie Road. It connects Selegie Road ...
- Chin Chew Street
Chin Chew Street, in Chinatown, connects South Bridge Road and China Street. An Indian residential area in the 1820s, ...
- Flint Street
Flint Street stretches from Battery Road to Boat Quay and is flanked on each side by the Bank of China building and ...
- Lavender Street
Lavender Street connects the junction of Balestier Road and Serangoon Road to the junction of Kallang Road and Crawford ...
- Kreta Ayer Road
Kreta Ayer Road, a one-way road in the heart of Chinatown, connects Neil Road to New Bridge Road. The road is historically ...
- Kampong Java Road
Kampong Java Road connects Bukit Timah Road to Newton Circus.
- Karikal Lane
Karikal Lane refers to two short stretches of road, one off East Coast Road and the other branching off the first.
- Read Bridge
Read Bridge is a beam structured bridge that straddles the central part of the Singapore River. The bridge was officially ...
- Bencoolen Street
Bengkulu, on the coast of West Sumatra, was renamed Bencoolen by the British in 1685.
- Albert Street
Albert Street, located in the Rochor area, begins from the junction of Queen Street and New Bugis Street and ends at ...
- William H. Read
William Henry Macleod Read, K.C.N.L., C.M.G., affectionately known as WH, (b. 7 February 1819, Scotland–d. 10 May 1909, ...
- Pulau Tekong
Pulau Tekong is an island off the northeastern coast of Singapore, with Selat Johore to the north and Serangoon Harbour ...
- Dunlop Street
Believed to be named after Colonel Samuel Dunlop, Dunlop Street in Little India is a one-way road connecting Jalan Besar ...
- Hokien Street
Hokien Street (sometimes spelt “Hokkien Street”) is a one-way street connecting China Street with South Bridge Road. ...
- Temple Street
Temple Street is a one-way street connecting South Bridge Road to New Bridge Road. Situated in the heart of Chinatown, ...
- Anson Road
Anson Road is located in the Tanjong Pagar area and begins near a carpark around Keppel Road, then bifurcates into two ...
- Paya Lebar
The Paya Lebar estate is located in the eastern region of Singapore. Known as Paya Lebar District in the 1820s to 1830s, ...
- Phillip Street
Phillip Street (or Philip Street) is a short one-way street in Chinatown that connects Chulia Street to Church Street. ...
- Charles Edward Faber
Captain Charles Edward Faber (b. 1807?–d. 7 November 1868) of the Madras Engineers arrived in Singapore in September ...
- Ann Siang Road
Ann Siang Road in Chinatown begins from a road known as Ann Siang Hill and connects to Kadayanallur Street. It is named ...
- Charles Burton Buckley
Charles Burton Buckley (b. 30 January 1844, London, England–d. 22 May 1912, London, England) was a prominent resident ...
- Tuas
Tuas is an area located in the southwestern region of Singapore. Landmarks in the district include the Tuas Industrial ...
- McNair Road
McNair Road is a short stretch of road that lies adjacent to Towner Road, and is accessible via Balestier Road and Serangoon ...
- Pulau Senang
Pulau Senang is one of Singapore’s southern islands. Its land area is about 81.7 ha, and it is located 24 km from the ...
- Stamford Raffles's career and contributions to Singapore
Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles (b. 6 July 1781, off Port Morant, Jamaica–d. 5 July 1826, Middlesex, England) is known as ...
- Sisters' Islands
Sisters’ Islands is located south of Singapore and is made up of two islands that are separated by narrow but deep channels. ...
- Spring Street
Spring Street, a one-way road in Chinatown, connects the junction of South Bridge Road and Neil Road to Banda Street. ...
- Thomas Shelford
Thomas Shelford (b. 23 November 1839, Cosford, Suffolk, England–d. 12 January 1900, Guildford, Surrey, England), CMG, ...
- Market Street
Market Street refers to two one-way roads within the central business district. One road connects Church Street to Chulia ...
- John Crawfurd
John Crawfurd (b. 1783, Scotland–d. 1868, England) was the second British Resident of Singapore, holding office from ...
- Parsi Cemetery
The Parsi (also spelt “Parsee”) burial ground was established at Mount Palmer in Tanjong Pagar in 1828. It came under ...
- Penang Road
Penang Road begins as an offshoot from Orchard Road and ends at the junction of Somerset Road and Killiney Road. It ...
- Malacca Street
Built before 1836, Malacca Street, which connects D’Almeida Street to Market Street, is one of the older streets of ...
- Pulau Brani
Pulau Brani, which means “isle of the brave” in Malay, is an island situated at the south of Singapore’s Central Region. ...
- Craig Road
Craig Road begins from the junction of Neil Road and Keong Saik Road and ends at Tanjong Pagar Road. Named after Captain ...
- Kim Seng Road
Kim Seng Road was named after well-known Peranakan philanthropist and businessman Tan Kim Seng, who also founded the ...
- Magazine Road
Magazine Road connects Havelock Road and Merchant Road. The road probably got its name due to its association with the ...
- Nee Soon Road
Nee Soon Road runs between Sembawang Road and Springleaf Road. The road was named after a prominent rubber planter and ...
- Tanglin
Tanglin is an area whose hilly terrain includes Leonie, Cluny, Emerald, Mount Elizabeth, Claymore, Nassim and and Goodwood ...
- Jalan Eunos
Jalan Eunos marks the eastern boundary of Geylang, a district located in the central region of Singapore. The road starts ...
- Raffles Lighthouse
Raffles Lighthouse is located on Pulau Satumu, or “one tree island”, 23 km southwest of Singapore, at the western entrance ...