🏗️ Infrastructure · Visayas
Bridges, roads, rail, airports, ports, power lines and water projects: built, being built and planned.
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🌉 Cebu–Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEX) operational
The toll bridge linking Cebu City and Cordova on Mactan opened in 2022.
Cebu · opened 2022 · [1]
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🌉 Marcelo Fernan Bridge (2nd Cebu–Mactan bridge) operational
The second Mandaue–Mactan bridge opened in 1999.
Cebu · opened 1999 · [1]
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🌉 Mactan–Mandaue Bridge (1st Cebu–Mactan bridge) operational
The first bridge between Mandaue and Mactan Island was inaugurated in 1973.
Cebu · opened 1973 · [1]
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🌉 Panay–Guimaras–Negros (PGN) Island Bridges planned
Detailed design was finished in July 2026; DPWH plans to start building the 33-km Leganes–Guimaras–Pulupandan bridges in late 2027 for completion by mid-2033, at an estimated P331.59 billion.
Iloilo, Guimaras, Negros Occidental · ₱331.6 billion · target 2033 · [1] [2]
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🚆 Metro Cebu Urban Mass Rapid Transit (UMRT) planned
DOTr says a 67.5-km underground railway from Danao to Carcar, with a 25-km line to Mactan-Cebu airport, is in the pipeline.
Cebu · [1]
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✈️ Mactan–Cebu International Airport operational
Cebu's main gateway on Mactan Island in Lapu-Lapu City opened in 1966.
Cebu · opened 1966 · [1]
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✈️ Bohol–Panglao International Airport operational
Bohol's airport on Panglao Island opened in 2018.
Bohol · opened 2018 · [1]
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⚡ Cebu–Negros–Panay 230-kV Backbone (CNP) operational
NGCP energized the last stage of the 230-kV Cebu–Negros–Panay backbone on 27 March 2024, adding 400 MW of transfer capacity between the three islands.
Cebu, Negros Oriental, Negros Occidental, Iloilo · ₱43.4 billion · opened 2024 · [1]
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⚡ Cebu–Bohol 230-kV Interconnection (CBIP) operational
NGCP's P19.76-billion link with 54.6 km of submarine cable and 97.6 km of overhead lines was fully energized in September 2024, giving 1,200 MW of capacity.
Cebu, Bohol · ₱19.8 billion · opened 2024 · [1]
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🌉 San Juanico Bridge operational
The bridge across the San Juanico Strait linking Samar and Leyte opened in 1973.
Samar, Leyte · opened 1973 · [1]
Compiled from DPWH, DOTr, NGCP and news reports; status as of 2026-10-05. Each item links its sources.