Jalan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur (8 July, 2016)
Jalan Damansara is a road on the western part of the city centre of
Kuala Lumpur. Once a country road that leads from Kuala Lumpur to
Damansara. According to author Mariana Isa
1, the original Damansara was a village by the banks of the
Klang River in presently
Selangor. The village of Damansara is at the confluence of Sungai Damansara with the Klang River.
With a length of 16 miles, Damansara Road was possibly the longest road in the Klang Valley in the late 19th century. Present-day Jalan Damansara is nothing like what it was back then. Due to numerous road widening, and the renaming of various stretches, only disjointed fragments of Jalan Damansara exist today.
On this page I am attempting to document every remaining fragment of Jalan Damansara. If in future any of these fragments should be expunged, I will update the information.
Mass Transit Stations
Sights along Jalan Damansara
- Arulmegu Sree Veerahanuman Temple (GPS: 3.13523, 101.69231)

- Dua Sentral (GPS: 3.1364, 101.69256)

- Galeria Sri Perdana (GPS: 3.14368, 101.6744)

- Glo Damansara (GPS: 3.13739, 101.62759)

- Hospital Pakar KPJ Damansara (GPS: 3.13739, 101.62759)

- IIUM Institute of Islamic Banking & Finance (GPS: 3.14518, 101.67042)

- Malaysian Nature Society (GPS: 3.13986, 101.68089)

- Menara Glomac Office Tower (GPS: 3.13783, 101.62955)

- Menara LGB Office Tower (GPS: 3.13783, 101.62955)

- Muzium Negara (GPS: 3.13798, 101.68669)

- Muzium Seni Kraf Orang Asli (GPS: 3.13769, 101.68844)

- One Menerung Condominium (GPS: 3.14559, 101.6648)

- Persatuan Pencinta Alam (GPS: 3.13842, 101.68332)

- Sinaran TTDI Condominium (GPS: 3.14052, 101.62725)

- The Sentral Residences (GPS: .1369, 101.68989)

- TTDI Ascencia Condominium (GPS: 3.13609, 101.6301)

- TTDI Fire Station (GPS: 3.13977, 101.62769)

- TTDI Market (GPS: 3.13852, 101.62892)

- TTDI Plaza (GPS: 3.13702, 101.631)

Petrol Stations along Jalan Damansara
- BHP TTDI (GPS: 3.14186, 101.62598)

- Petronas TTDI (GPS: 3.14213, 101.62538)

- Shell TTDI (GPS: 3.1414, 101.62661)

Jalan Damansara, in the direction of KL Sentral (8 July, 2016)
Jalan Damansara, at the ramp towards Jalan Kampung Attap (8 July, 2016)
Jalan Damansara, at the junction towards Jalan Syed Putra (8 July, 2016)
Jalan Damansara heading west (11 July, 2016)
Ramp going up to Jalan Damansara near the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station (14 June, 2017)
Jalan Damansara, at Muzium Negara (9 October, 2004)
Segments of Jalan Damansara today
Jalan Damansara Segment I: Jalan Hishamuddin to Jalan Travers
Jalan Damansara meets Jalan Damansara 
One of the most curious aspects of Jalan Damansara is that two different roads are by the same name, and at this point, they overlap. A ramp from the lower portion circles up to connect with the one above.
Jalan Travers meets Jalan Damansara 
Jalan Travers becomes Jalan Damansara after the flyover for
Jalan Stesen Sentral.
Jalan Damansara Segment II: Jalan Istana to Jalan Damanseri
Jalan Syed Putra Interchange 
Jalan Damansara meets
Jalan Istana at this interchange with
Jalan Syed Putra. An exit on eastbound Jalan Damansara also connects with Jalan Belfield.
Another Jalan Damansara meet up 
Another exit from one Jalan Damansara to another. On the opposite side is the ramp entering from Persiaran Tuanku Ja'afar.
The new Jalan Damansara meets the old Jalan Damansara 
Yet another odd junction, between the widened Jalan Damansara and a remnant of the old Jalan Damansara. A little north of this is the junction with
Lebuhraya Sultan Iskandar and
Jalan Tuanku Abdul Halim, so the stretch in between can be regarded as a no man's land. For convenience sake, I regard the stretch north of the junction as Lebuhraya Suyltan Iskandar.
Jalan Damansara - Jalan Jelutong junction 
Jalan Damansara is fragmented into two parts here, joined together by Jalan Jelutong, yet another idiosyncracy of that long road.
Jalan Damansara - Jalan Damanseri junction 
Jalan Damansara meets Jalan Damanseri in a junction, near the Damansara Link of the
Sprint Expressway. That Damansara Link was originally Jalan Damansara too, but was renamed.
Jalan Damansara Segment III: Sprint Expressway to Damansara-Puchong Expressway
Sprint Expressway Exit 
Exit 2312 of the
Sprint Expressway (E23) connects with a remnant segment of Jalan Damansara.
Another junction with the Sprint Expressway 
Yet another arm of Jalan Damansara also connects with the Sprint Expressway.
Once again, two arms of Jalan Damansara meet 
A branch of Jalan Damansara forms a junction with yet another branch.
Jalan SS 20/21 junction 
Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad junction 
LDP Interchange 
The westernmost end of Jalan Damansara meets the
Damansara-Puchong Expressway (E11).
An underpass connects westbound Jalan Damansara to northbound LDP.
References
- Kuala Lumpur Street Names by Mariana Isa & Maganjeet Kaut, published by Marshall Cavendish (2015) page 83.
Acknowledgement
A big thank you to Mariana Isa for help in explaining to me the present and past routes of Jalan Damansara.
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