Discover Barangay Bel-Air
Geography of Bel-Air.
The land, its risks, and where the barangay begins and ends.
The land
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Slope | Broad, level to nearly level land |
| Landform | Gently rolling plain of tuff (volcanic rock) |
| Flood risk | Low |
| Earthquake risk | None to low |
| Waterway | Ayala Creek (Malugay area) |
| Land area | 171.2 hectares (1.7121 km²) |
Natural hazards
Flood risk is low. Earthquake risk is none to low. See Emergency numbers and What to do in an emergency.
Size
171.2 hectares (1.7121 km²).
Neighbouring barangays
| Side | Neighbouring barangays |
|---|---|
| North | Poblacion and Guadalupe Viejo |
| South | Urdaneta, San Lorenzo and Forbes Park |
| East | Guadalupe Viejo and Pinagkaisahan |
| West | Sta. Cruz and San Antonio |
Boundary streets
| Side | Boundary |
|---|---|
| North | Ayala Creek, towards Ayala Avenue |
| South | Jupiter Street, towards Amapola Street |
| East | Towards Nicanor Garcia Street |
| West | Makati Avenue, towards Paseo de Roxas and Ayala Avenue |
Cluster and zones
Bel-Air is in Cluster 1 of Makati. Bel-Air Village is divided into four phases (Phases 1 to 4).