Taman Johor Jaya

Taman Johor Jaya is a housing and industrial estate situated in the northern outskirts of Johor Bahru, the second largest city of Malaysia. With a population of 16,000 families, it is primarily residential, but it also has light industrial and commercial zones. There are several golf courses in the vicinity, including its own Daiman 18 Club. The main road, Jalan Johor Jaya, connects all phases except Rosmerah. Johor Jaya is accessible via bus service 18 and 225.

The seven sections were built in phases, starting in 1990:

• Anggerek
• Dedap
• Keembong
• Seroja
• Teratai
• Bakawali
• Rosmerah

The central commercial area is in Jalan Dedap, and includes the locally popular Lavender cake shop and the Steamboat restaurant. There is also the popular Johor Jaya sports complex, bowling alley and bus terminal in the area. Johor Jaya is administered by the Majlis Perbandaran Johor Bahru Tengah (Central Johor Bahru Municipal Council) on the side north of the Pasir Gudang Highway and by MBJB or Johor Bahru City Council south of the highway (Rosmerah area).

A new food centre, Family Food Centre, was built in 2004 along Jalan Dedap 14. A new neighbouring megamall, Jusco Tebrau City, was built in 2005 along Tebrau Highway. Other neighbouring hypermarkets include Giant in Plentong and Carrefour along Tebrau Highway, just south of Jusco. The community mosque, Masjid At-Taqwa, is located along Jalan Dedap 1. Johor Jaya will have a new police station in Rosmerah soon.

Johor Darul Ta'zim
Districts	Batu Pahat • Johor Bahru • Kluang • Kota Tinggi • Mersing • Muar • Pontian • Segamat
Cities	Johor Bahru (capital)
Towns	Ayer Hitam • Air Papan • Bakri • Bandar Baru UDA • Bandar Dato' Onn • Bandar Nusajaya • Bandar Penawar • Bandar Tenggara • Batu Enam • Batu Pahat • Bekok • Benut • Bukit Gambir • Bukit Kangkar • Bukit Kepong • Bukit Naning • Bukit Pasir • Buloh Kasap • Chaah • Desaru • Endau • Gelang Patah • Gemas Baharu • Genuang • Jemaluang • Jementah • Johor Lama • Kahang • Kampung Tengah • Kelapa Sawit • Kempas • Kluang • Kong Kong • Kota Tinggi • Kulai • Kukup • Labis • Layang-Layang • Lenga • Lima Kedai • Lok Heng • Lombong • Machap • Masai • Mengkibol • Mersing • Muar • Pagoh • Paloh • Parit Bakar • Parit Jawa • Parit Raja • Parit Sulong • Parit Yaani • Panchor • Pasir Gudang • Pasir Pelangi • Pendas • Pekan Air Panas • Pekan Nanas • Pengerang • Permas Jaya • Plentong • Pontian Kechil • Renggam • Rengit • Sagil • Saleng • Sedenak • Sedili • Segamat • Semerah • Senai • Senggarang • Simpang Renggam • Skudai • Sri Gading • Sri Medan • Stulang • Sungai Balang • Sungai Karas • Sungai Mati • Sungai Rengit • Tampoi • Tangkak • Tanjung Balau • Tanjung Kupang • Tanjung Leman • Tanjung Langsat • Tanjung Piai • Tanjung Pelepas • Tanjung Pengelih • Teluk Mahkota • Teluk Ramunia • Tenggaroh • Tongkang Pechah • Ulu Tiram • Yong Peng
Villages	FELDA Taib Andak • Kampung Melayu Majidee • Kampung Minyak Beku • Kampung Nong Chik • Kampung Tengah
Islands	Pulau Aur • Pulau Batu Puteh (in dispute with Singapore) • Pulau Besar • Pulau Pemanggil • Pulau Rawa • Pulau Sibu • Pulau Tinggi
Townships	Bukit Indah • Mutiara Rini • Setia Indah • Setia Tropika • Taman Daya • Taman Johor Jaya • Taman Molek • Taman Perling • Taman Universiti

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