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Flooding remains a significant concern in Metro Manila, especially during the rainy season. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has identified several areas that are particularly vulnerable to floods due to factors such as low-lying terrain, poor drainage systems, and proximity to waterways. Knowing these flood-prone areas can help residents and businesses take preventive measures and make informed decisions.
General Flood-Prone Areas in Metro Manila
- CAMANAVA Area: Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela, and Quezon City are highly susceptible to flooding.
- Pasig-San Juan River Area: Areas along the Pasig and San Juan Rivers are prone to flooding.
- Pasay-Parañaque Area: Coastal areas in Pasay and Parañaque are vulnerable to water surges and flooding.
- Marikina River Area: Locations along the Marikina River face regular flooding during typhoons and heavy rainfall.
- Taguig-Pasig Area: Low-lying areas in Taguig and Pasig experience frequent flooding.
Parañaque City
- Canayan Road
- Daang Batang
- East Service Road corner Tanyag
- Fourth Estate, Sucat Road
- La Huerta Market
- NIA Road to Macapal
- Sucat Road corner C-5 Extension
- Taft Avenue Extension
- West Service Road, Merville
Pasay City
- Barangay 179 near Maricaban Creek
- Macapagal Avenue near World Trade Center
- Pasay Taft Rotonda
- St. Joan Street
- Vitra Subdivision
Pasig City
- C-5 Bagong Ilog
- C-5 Eagle
- Floodway
- Manggahan
- Rosario
- Santolan near Marikina-Pasig border and LRT Santolan
- St. Joseph and Countryside near SM East
Additional Flood-Prone Areas in Metro Manila
Manila City
- España – Lacson
- Maceda – Maria Clara
- Maceda – Simoun
- Maceda – Laon-Laan
- Rizal Ave. Cor. R. Papa
- Recto near Morayta going to Divisoria
- Quirino Ave. – Taft Ave.
- P. Burgos fronting Manila City Hall
- Taft Ave. – Malvar St. – Pedro Gil St.
- Lagusnilad Underpass
Quezon City
- Tatalon- Talayan Creek
- Maria Clara cor. Araneta Ave.
- Biak na Bato in Quezon Ave.
- Tomas Morato
- NLEX: Balintawak
- EDSA – Muñoz
- Commonwealth Ave. intersections
Makati City
- Buendia Ave. (Bautista-Washington)
- EDSA – Pasong Tamo Tunnel
- EDSA – Ayala Tunnel
- Pasong Tamo (Yague – J. P. Rizal)
- Magallanes Interchange
Muntinlupa City
- Montillano St. National Rd.
- East Service Rd.
- M.L. Quezon Rd.
- San Guillermo Rd.
Why These Areas Are Prone to Flooding
- Low-Lying Areas: Many locations are below sea level or near rivers and other bodies of water.
- Poor Drainage Systems: Clogged or inadequate drainage infrastructure exacerbates flooding.
- Heavy Urbanization: Paved surfaces prevent water absorption, leading to runoff and floods.
- Weather Conditions: Typhoons and heavy rains significantly increase water levels.
Disclaimer
The information provided in this article is based on data from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and other reliable sources. While we strive to ensure accuracy, risks may change due to weather patterns, urban development, and infrastructure improvements.
Easy Property Match is not liable for any decisions made based on this information. We strongly recommend conducting independent assessments, consulting with local authorities, and considering flood risk reports before purchasing or leasing any property.
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