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Upper Serangoon Road, Holy Innocents' High School, Singapore

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Upper Serangoon Road, Holy Innocents' High School, Singapore

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Upper Serangoon Road, Holy Innocents' High School, Singapore

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We are here!

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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This park was built in 1992. It is framed around a 5-hectare pond. The pond was once quarried for sand to reclaim the many swamps in Hougang, thus resulting in the pond we have today.

Developed with the theme "Family Leisure", this relaxing green space has recreational facilities and activities for all ages to enjoy. Look at the insects and animals in this area! People love to walk, jog and run along the lake. There is a nice restaurant for people to dine in!

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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Hougang Avenue 10, Punggol Park, Singapore

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Monitor lizard at Punggol Park! Monitor lizards feed on a huge variety of food types (eg. insects, crabs, snakes, fish, etc). They also play an important role as scavengers, feeding on carcasses and helps in the recycling of nutrients.

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321 Hougang Ave 5, Block 321, Singapore 530321

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321 Hougang Ave 5, Block 321, Singapore 530321

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321 Hougang Ave 5, Block 321, Singapore 530321

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From this spot, you can see that the tributary flows along the Hougang residential area (left) and Defu Lane (right), an industrial estate for light industries. e.g. metal works and warehousing. The other canal on the left diverts water from the Hougang residential estate. There is a cycling track just next to the river. On the opposite bank is an undeveloped site.

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Before the Semakau Landfill was built in 1999, our trash was dumped ln the Lorong Halus Dumping ground was opened in the 1970s to tackle our then huge waste issue. The landfill closed in 1999 but as the Serangoon Reservoir was formed, careful management of water is needed to ensure that the water flowing from Lorong Halus Wetland is not polluted. Leachate which is polluted water created when rainwater passes through the solid waste, can be harmful to life and the environment. Read more in the next tab on how the wetlands are used to cleanse the water before being flowing to the reservoir.

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Lorong Halus Bridge, Lor Halus Red Bridge

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Lorong Halus Bridge, Lor Halus Red Bridge

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Lorong Halus Bridge, Lor Halus Red Bridge

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Have you been to the Lorong Halus red bridge? The red bridge is an instagrammable icon that also serves the purpose of allowing visitors to cross over from Punggol Waterway Park to Lorong Halus Wetland.

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Here you can see how the polluted water from the landfill (leachate) seeping out from the landfill is cleansed naturally by plants and vegetation in the wetlands before discharging into the reservoir! Water quality needs to be constantly monitored in order to ensure that our water is safe to drink!

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The water quality in the Serangoon Reservoir is pristine. Many nature lovers flock to Lorong Halus and the reservoir to spot exotic wildlife living in this area. Have you spotted some of these animals before?

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Pasir Ris Coast Industrial Park 6, Serangoon East Dam

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Pasir Ris Coast Industrial Park 6, Serangoon East Dam

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Pasir Ris Coast Industrial Park 6, Serangoon East Dam

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In 2011, a dam was constructed across the mouth of the river converting it into a reservoir. The construction of the Serangoon East Dam, also called the Serangoon Tidal Gates as the sluice gates regulate the water level in the reservoir and keep sea water out, created the Serangoon Reservoir.

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Coney Island, alternatively known as Pulau Serangoon, is a 133-hectare island located off the northeastern coast of Singapore within the town of Punggol. A new outward bound school is being built in this area. The island was also reclaimed for housing.