Jalan Maarof is a major road in Kuala Lumpur. It connects the Damansara Link of the Sprint Expressway in the north to connect with the Federal Highway and New Pantai Expressway in the south. The road passes through Bukit Bandaraya, Bangsar Baru, Bukit Bangsar, Bangsar and the western side of Mid Valley. According to the National Archives, Jalan Maarof was named after Ma'arof bin Malim, who may have established or headed a village in that area.
Coming from the Sprint Expressway, the sights on the left side of Jalan Maarof include Menara Bangsar , Bangsar Shopping Centre , SMK Bukit Bandaraya , Petronas (GPS: 3.13723, 101.67305) , Petron (GPS: 3.12778, 101.67542) , Gaya Bangsar , Dataran Maybank , MidValley NorthPoint , The Gardens Mid Valley (inc. The Gardens North Tower, The Gardens Hotel, The Garden Residences and The Gardens South Tower) and Southpoint Mid Valley .
360° View of Jalan Maarof on Google Maps Street View
Jalan Maarof at Bangsar Shopping Centre.
Major Junctions and Intersections of Jalan Maarof
SPRINT Expressway Interchange
This is the northern start of Jalan Maarof. Beyond it is Jalan Johar. The SPRINT Expressway is an elevated highway passing through the interchange. Exit 2314A (northbound) and Exit 2315D (southbound) takes you to Jalan Maarof.
Jalan Senuduk/Jalan Penaga Junction
Bear north for Jalan Senuduk, bear south for Jalan Penaga. Bangsar Shopping Centre is at this junction.
Jalan Bangsar Junction
This is the junction between Jalan Maarof and Jalan Bangsar. The central lane of Jalan Maarof continues as a flyover across the Klang River.
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