File:ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, Barangays of Quezon City, 07.jpg

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English: Barangays of Quezon City Bagong Pag-asa, or North EDSA, District 1 beside Bungad or Project 7, District 1 and Philam, District 1, Paligsahan or Roces District 1, Laging Handa District 4 or Boy Scout Area and South Triangle, Timog Avenue, North Avenue, Quezon City, Timog Avenue, West Avenue, Quezon Avenue, Panay Avenue, Mother Ignacia Avenue, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, in West Triangle connected by Tangue Bridge, Km Station 8+957 BOX Culvert type, length 8.60 width 16.80 meters 15 metric Tons load limit, MMDA TEC; Torre Venezia Hotel-Suites, Saint Paul the Apostle Parish Church, Blessed on January 26,1991, Camelot Hotel, Pinoy Big Brother, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, Millennium Transmitter Millennium Transmitter (ABS-CBN Tower), ABS-CBN Foundation, Inc., Eugenio Lopez, Jr. Communications Center, Quezon_City, EDSA, EDSA (road), Diliman, Quezon_City; landmarks include the SM City North Edsa-Trinoma Footbrige (North Avenue, Quezon City), West North Footbrige, West Avenue corner North Avenue, EDSA, National Roads, Philippine Medical Association, Radio_Veritas Radio Veritas 846, Our Lady of Veritas Chapel, Global Broadcasting Systems, Inc., SM City North EDSA, Sky Dome beside, Our Lady of Hope Parish Church, Our Lady of Pontmain Founded March 19, 1966 all in Barangays of Quezon City Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon_City).
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