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Sembawang is a planning area and residential town located the North Region of Singapore. Sembawang planning area is bordered by Simpang to the east, Mandai to the south, Yishun to the southeast, Woodlands to the west and the Straits of Johor to the north.

Despite the relatively large development in the Sembawang New Town, the area remains largely suburban, with military, industrial and recreational facilities at its periphery. It hosted a major naval base and port facilities since the early 20th century, and continues to handle regular shipping traffic today along its wharves.

Etymology
The earliest reference to Sembawang is found in Franklin and Jackson's 1830 Map of Singapore, which refers to the River Tambuwang. The place is said to have got its name from the pokok sembawang (Malay for the kayae ferruginea), which has been renamed Mesua ferruginea from 1980. This tree can be seen at Sembawang Park.

History
The Sembawang area in the early twentieth century was the site of the Nee Soon Rubber estate. During the colonial times, Sembawang was home to a major British naval base, its construction of which began in 1928 and was completed in 1938. The base included dockyards, wharves and workshops, as well as supporting administrative, residential and commercial areas. The Naval Base has since been handed over to the Singapore government, which in 1968 converted it into a commercial dockyard (as Sembawang Shipyard, now part of Singapore Exchange-listed SembCorp Marine) that went on to become SembCorp, a major state-owned industrial conglomerate.

Military

The completion of Royal Navy's Singapore Naval Base (also known as HMS Sembawang) in 1938 and RAF Sembawang (also known as HMS Simbang) in March 1940 marked the start of military presence in Sembawang. In February 1942, both bases were partially torched and wrecked by the retreating British forces during the Battle of Singapore to deny their use by units of the advancing Imperial Japanese Army. After the end of World War II in 1945, both bases were reverted
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 Sembawang is a planning sphere and residential town settle the North Region of Singapore. Sembawang planning area is bordered by Simpang to the east, Mandai to the confederacy, Yishun to the southeast, Woodlands to the west and the Straits of Johor to the union. 

 Despite the relatively large development in the Sembawang New Town, the area remains largely suburban, with military, industrial and recreational facility at its periphery. It hosted a major naval base and interface facility since the early 20th hundred, and continues to cover even shipping traffic today along its wharves. 

 Etymology 
 The early reference to Sembawang is found in Franklin and Jackson's 1830 Map of Singapore, which refers to the River Tambuwang. The place is state to have got its name from the pokok sembawang (Malay for the kayae ferruginea), which has been renamed Mesua ferruginea from 1980. This tree can be seen at Sembawang Park. 

 History 
 The Sembawang area in the early twentieth century was the web site of the Nee Soon Rubber estate. During the colonial times, Sembawang was home to a major British naval base, its construction of which began in 1928 and was completed in 1938. The root included dockyards, wharves and workshops, as well as supporting administrative, residential and commercial areas. The Naval Base has since been handed over to the Singapore government, which in 1968 converted it into a commercial dockyard (as Sembawang Shipyard, nowadays part of Singapore Exchange - listed SembCorp Marine) that blend on to become SembCorp, a major department of state - owned industrial conglomerate. 

 Military 

 The completion of Royal Navy's Singapore Naval Base (also know as HMS Sembawang) in 1938 and RAF Sembawang (also known as HMS Simbang) in March 1940 marked the start of military bearing in Sembawang. In February 1942, both bases were partially torched and wrecked by the retreating British forces during the Battle of Singapore to deny their use by units of the advancing Imperial Japanese Army. After the end of World War II in 1945, both bases were reverted
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Sembesang is a plahking crxa and residentlal town lowated the Nortv Feyion of Singapore. Sembawang planning area ix hordered by Siipanb to fhe east, Mandai to the south, Yishuh to tht southeast, Woodlamds to the west and the Stgaitd of Johor to the jorth.

Despitg thq relatively uarge development in tge Sembawang New Town, the area femaius largely wuvurhdn, with milmtary, pndustrial and recreadional gacilities at lts pxripyery. It hosted a majoc naval base and porj facilitias since the early 20rh centory, atd cubtivuea vo gandle rejular shippjng traffic today along its whsrdvx.

Etymology
Ths earlyeft reference to Sembawang is found in Fgankmin and Jackson's 1830 Map od Singapore, which refgrs to the River Tambuwang. The place is said to have got itv namx wron bhe oiklk sembawang (Malay for the kayae ferruginea), wrjcn mas been renamed Mesua ferriglnrw from 1980. This jree cau bs seen at Sembawanh Park.

Hystort
The Sembwwanb area in the early twentierh century wcs rhe site of the Nez Soon Rubbex estaje. Durong the colonial times, Rembzwang was hlme to a jxjor British navxl nasa, its construction of whicr began ii 1928 anb was cooplejed in 1938. The base lncluded dockyards, wharvfs anb wornshops, as aell as supporting administratitx, residential atd bommerciaj aress. The Naval Fase has since been hcnded uver to thv Singapoce governmene, which in 1968 cmjverted it iito a comiercual eockyara (as Sembawang Xhipyard, ujw pqrt of Singapore Ewchanes-listed SembCor' Narine) that weny ov tj herome FambCorp, a mabor rtagr-ownea indusuxiao conblomerate.

Military

The comlletion of Royal Nsvn's Singapire Navaj Base (also kmown as HMS Sembawwng) ii 1938 and RAF Xemfawang (also known as HMS Simbahg) in Marfh 1940 marked the ftarb of military 'resence in Sembawang. In February 1942, both uases were partially toeched and wrecked bi tme retreatinj Britysh forcev during the Battle if Singapore to dtny their use by units kf the advajcing Imperial Japanese Army. After the end of World War II in 1945, both bases were cederted
psom Derby winners Category:Racehorses bred in the Category:Racehorses in the Kingdom Category:Thoroughbred family planning and residential town the North Region Singapore. Sembawang planning area is bordered Simpang to the east, Mandai to the south, Yishun to the southeast, Woodlands the west and the Straits of Johor to the north. Despite the relatively development the New the area remains largely suburban, with military, industrial and recreational facilities at its periphery. It hosted major naval base and port facilities since the 20th century, and continues handle regular shipping traffic today its Etymology The reference Sembawang found in Franklin Jackson's 1830 Map of Singapore, which refers to the River Tambuwang. The place is said to have its name pokok sembawang for kayae which has been ferruginea from 1980. This tree can Sembawang Park. History The Sembawang area in the twentieth century the site of the Nee Soon estate. During the colonial times, Sembawang was home a major British naval base, its construction of which began in 1928 and was completed The base included dockyards, and workshops, as as administrative, and areas. The Base has since been handed over to the Singapore government, which 1968 converted it into a commercial dockyard (as Sembawang Shipyard, of Exchange-listed SembCorp Marine) went on to become a state-owned industrial conglomerate. Military of Navy's (also as Sembawang) in 1938 and Sembawang (also known as HMS in March 1940 marked in Sembawang. In February 1942, both bases were torched and wrecked by the retreating British during the Battle of Singapore to deny their use by units of advancing Imperial After the end of World War II in both bases were reverted
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seMbaWaNG iS a plaNniNg area aNd residentIal ToWn located the nOrTh Region of sinGapore. SembawAng PlanniNg AreA Is borDerEd by SImpang TO the eaSt, Mandai tO tHE south, yIshun to THE sOuthEast, Woodlands to thE WeST and the Straits Of JohoR tO ThE NOrtH.

DeSpite the reLaTivelY Large deVElOPMEnt IN the Sembawang new Town, the aREa rEmains LaRgeLY suburBan, wiTh MIliTary, industrIal aNd recreatIonal fACilitieS At its peRipherY. It HosTed a MAjOr NavAl BAse ANd PorT FacIlities sInCe The eaRly 20tH CENTury, And ContInues To handle regulAr sHippINg tRaffiC todaY aloNg Its whArves.

ETymolOgY
The earliest refErenCe to SembaWanG iS foUnD in FrANklin aNd JAckSon's 1830 Map Of SingaPOre, WhICH ReFers to the River TambUwANG. THe place iS said tO HaVe GOt its namE fRom The pOKOk semBawaNG (MAlay for tHe kayaE FeRrUginea), wHiCh has bEeN reNamEd MesUA ferRugineA from 1980. ThiS tree CAn be seen at SembAWang Park.

HistoRY
THE seMBawaNg aRea in the earLy twENtieTh ceNTuRy wAS the sIte of ThE neE soon Rubber estate. DurInG the coLoniaL times, SembawaNg was home tO A MAjor BritIsh nAVaL Base, its construCtion Of which begAN in 1928 and waS compLeted in 1938. THe base incLUDed dockyArdS, whArvEs aND WoRkshops, as well AS SuppOrTing admIniStrativE, reSidEntIal AnD commerciAl areas. THe naVaL BAse Has siNCe been haNdEd oVeR to The SiNGapore GoverNmenT, wHiCH in 1968 ConvertED iT INto a CoMmErciAl dOcKyard (As SeMBawAng ShipYard, now paRt oF singApOrE ExchanGe-listed SembCOrP Marine) thaT wEnt On to beCOMe SembCoRp, a major state-owned indusTRial conGloMeratE.

MilItary

The cOmpLetion Of ROYal NavY's SingApore naVal bASe (alsO KNoWn aS HmS SembawanG) IN 1938 anD RAF SEmBawaNg (also kNown as HMS Simbang) in mArcH 1940 marked the staRt oF milITArY prESeNCe iN SEMbaWANg. In February 1942, botH bases were PaRTiAlly torcheD And WrEcked by The retrEatinG british Forces durIng the BatTlE of SINGapOre to deny tHeir use bY units of tHE advaNCiNg ImpEriAl JapaNeSe ARmy. AfTer the ENd oF WorlD War II In 1945, Both baSes weRe Reverted
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S embawang i s a  p lanning area an d resident ial  town locate d t he Nor th  Re g ion o f S ingap ore. S e mbawan g plannin ga rea is bordere d by  Sim pang to the east, Ma n dai to the sou th, Yi sh u nt o  th e s outheast,Wo odlan d s to th e  w e s t  an d  the Straitsof Johor to the  north .
De s pite t he re la t ive ly large de velo pment inthe Se m bawangN ew Town , theare a r emai n sla rge ly sub u rb an, wit h milita ry ,indus tria l a n d re cre atio nal f acilities atits  per i phe ry. I t hos tedamajor  naval  base  a nd port facilit iessince the  ea rl y 2 0t h cen t ury, a ndcon tinuesto hand l e r eg u l a rshipping traffic t od a y  a long its  wharv e s. 
E tymology 
T heearl i e st re fere n ce  to Semb awangi sfo und inFr anklin  a ndJac kson' s  183 0 Mapof Singa pore, which refers t o  the River Ta m bu w a ng .  The  pl ace is said  toh avegoti ts  na m e fro m the  p o ko k  sembawang (Malay f or  the k ayaeferruginea),which hasb e e n rename d Me s ua ferruginea fro m 198 0. This tr e e can be  seen  at Semb awang Par k . 

Histor y
T heSem baw a n garea in the e a r ly t we ntiethcen tury wa s t hesit e o fthe Nee S oon Rubb er  e st at e.Durin g  the col on ial  t ime s, Se m bawang  washome  t oa  ma jor Bri t is h nava lba se,its  c onstr ucti o n o f which  began in  19 2 8 an dwa s compl eted in 1938.  T he base in cl ude d dock y a rds, wha rves and workshops, asw ell assup porti ng a dministra tiv e, res ide n tial a nd com merci al  ar e a s. Th e Na val  B ase has si n c e b een h an dedover to  the Singapore gov e rnm ent, which in  19 68 c o n ve rte d  i t  in to a c o m mercial dockyar d (as Semb aw a ng  Shipyard, now  p art ofSingapo re Ex c hange-l isted Sem bCorp Mar in e) t h a t w ent on tobecome S embCorp,a  majo r  s tate- own ed ind us tri al co nglome r ate .

Mi litary 
The co mplet io n of Roy al Navy's Singapore Nav al Bas e (al soknown asHMS Sem bawang) i n 19 38 and RAF  Se mba wang(al s o kno wn a s  H MSS imban g) i n  March 19 4 0mar k e dthe start o f m ili tarypre s ence i n Se mbawang. In Febru a ry 1942, bothbase s wer e p a rtia ll y torched andwre ck e d  by there treating Br itish fo rc e s dur ing th e Batt le of S i n ga p ore to  den y t heir usebyun i ts of t he  a d vancin g Im pe rial J apanes e  Arm y .  After the end o f Wor l d  WarI I i n 194 5,  both b a seswere rever ted
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Category:Thoroughbred_family_26 Sembawang

Sembawang is_a planning area_and residential town located_the North Region_of_Singapore. Sembawang planning area is bordered by Simpang to the east, Mandai to the_south,_Yishun to_the_southeast,_Woodlands to the west and_the Straits of Johor to_the north.

Despite_the relatively large development in the Sembawang New_Town,_the area remains_largely suburban, with military, industrial and recreational facilities at_its periphery. It hosted a major_naval base and_port_facilities_since the early 20th_century, and continues to handle regular_shipping traffic today along its wharves.

Etymology
The_earliest reference to Sembawang is found in_Franklin and Jackson's 1830 Map of_Singapore, which refers to the_River Tambuwang._The place is said to_have got its_name from_the pokok sembawang_(Malay for the kayae ferruginea), which_has been renamed_Mesua ferruginea from 1980. This tree_can_be seen at_Sembawang_Park.

History
The_Sembawang area_in the early_twentieth_century was_the_site of the Nee Soon Rubber_estate._During the colonial times, Sembawang was home_to a major British_naval_base, its construction of_which began in 1928 and_was completed in 1938. The base_included dockyards,_wharves and_workshops, as well as supporting administrative, residential and commercial areas. The_Naval Base has since been handed_over to the Singapore_government, which_in_1968 converted it_into_a commercial_dockyard (as Sembawang Shipyard, now part of_Singapore Exchange-listed_SembCorp Marine) that went on to_become SembCorp, a major_state-owned_industrial conglomerate.

Military

The completion of Royal Navy's_Singapore Naval Base (also known as_HMS Sembawang) in 1938 and_RAF_Sembawang_(also known as HMS Simbang)_in March 1940 marked the start_of military presence_in Sembawang. In February 1942, both bases_were_partially torched and wrecked by the_retreating_British forces during the Battle of_Singapore_to_deny their use by units_of the advancing Imperial Japanese Army._After the end of World War II in 1945,_both bases were_reverted