Jalan Kancil, Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Kancil, Kuala Lumpur (15 June, 2017)


Jalan Kancil is a minor road in the Pudu neighbourhood of Kuala Lumpur. It connects on one end with Jalan Pudu, and passes through the commercial area of Pudu. It actually comprises two branches. One intersects with a few roads including Jalan 1/77C, Jalan Sayur and Jalan Landak before it merges with Jalan Bugis behind Pudu Plaza. The other branch stants at Jalan 1/77C, intersects the other branch, and ends at Jalan Landak.

Map of Jalan Kancil, Kuala Lumpur

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References

1. Kuala Lumpur Street Names by Mariana Isa & Maganjeet Kaut, published by Marshall Cavendish (2015).

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