13 Facts About Woodlands Singapore

Woodlands Singapore planning area borders Sembawang to the east, Mandai to the south and Sungei Kadut to the west.

Early Woodlands Singapore consisted of villages where residents made their living mostly as small-time shopkeepers and vegetable farmers in the Marsiling area, while rubber plantations and poultry farms dot the landscape at where modern-day Admiralty is located.

Woodlands Singapore Square serves as the town centre while adjacent neighbourhood centres offer a variety of commercial activities.

Woodgrove houses most of the private housing in Woodlands Singapore, consisting of high-rise condominiums, and landed properties.

Woodlands Singapore Civic Centre is a designated centre of education, public services, and other forms of assistance for residents.

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Experimental styles of architecture have found their way into Woodlands Singapore, making the town a place of wonder and colour, with much integration with recreation.

From newly founded schools to well-established ones, Woodlands Singapore has several top educational institutions in the northern region.

Land transportation in Woodlands is relatively efficient, contrasting by the amount of well-maintained roads, though a common sight in Singapore.

Woodlands Singapore Avenue 2 is a shorter route from the town centre and older estates to the Seletar Expressway.

Residents of Woodlands Singapore are currently serviced by five Mass Rapid Transit stations across two MRT lines intersecting each other, the North-South Line and Thomson-East Coast Line:.

The former bus interchange, which is known as the Woodlands Integrated Transport Hub, had reopened on 13 June 2021 as the 11th integrated transport hub in Singapore.

Woodlands Singapore was under jurisdiction for two constituencies in the northern area as of the 2020 elections, namely Sembawang GRC and Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC, both of which were controlled by the ruling People's Action Party.

In early days, Woodlands Singapore was mostly covered under a single constituency of Sembawang and parts of Bukit Panjang SMC prior to the 1991 elections.