The Indang–Alfonso Road is a , two-to-five lane, tertiary road that connects the municipalities of
Indang and
Alfonso
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Cavite
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Philippines
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Alternative names
At the ''
poblacion
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'' of Indang and Alfonso, the road has local alternative names. In Indang, it locally known as R. Jeciel, A. Mabini, J. Dimabiling, and Binambangan Streets, while in Alfonso, it is locally known as Avinante Road and Mabini Street, respectively. Its section between the Alfonso ''poblacion'' and
Tagaytay–Nasugbu Highway is also known as Luksuhin–Mangas Road and Mangas–Alfonso Road.
Intersections
References
External links
Department of Public Works and Highways
Roads in Cavite
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