This is an incomplete list of roads in Macau.
Roads in Macau use Portuguese spelling and are named after historic figures or places in Macau or Portugal. There are 321 kilometres of roads in Macau maintained by Land, Public works and Transport Bureau of Macau.
Road signs in Macau are in Portuguese and traditional Chinese. They consists of white tiles attached on concrete posts or on walls of buildings. Signage on bridges are white with black lettering (Portuguese and Chinese).
In some cases road names are the same in meaning for both Portuguese name and Chinese name, however there are some cases where Portuguese and Chinese meaning differ, such as Praceta de 24 Junho (Praceta of June 24) which is shown as 城市日前地 and has no literal translation (Recently in the City) and represents a name.
Estrada - Highway
Rua - Road
Patio- yard
Avenida - Avenue
Macau has 50 km of paved highways (estradas) in areas that permit wide roadways. Most of the roads in Macau and parts of Taipa are narrow side streets. Highways in Macau are semi controlled access roadways and the maximum speed is 80 km/hr.
Ramal dos Mouros - named for Castle of the Moors in Sintra, Portugal
Rua 25 de Abril - named for the Carnation Revolution of 1974
Rua Central
Rua da Concoirdia
Rua da Fabrica
Rua da Felicidade
Rua da Grunta
Rua da Madeira
Rua da Malaca
Rua da Papaia
Rua das Estalagens
Rua de Paris - named for Paris, France
Rua de Pequim - named for Beijing, China
Rua de Piedada
Rua de Roma - named for Rome, Italy
Rua do Almirante Sérgio
Rua do Campo
Rua do Canal Novo
Rua do Caracol
Rua do Dr. Lourenço Marques
Rua do Patane
Rua Notre do Patane
Rua São Tiagoda Barra
Rua Sul do Patane
Rua Va Tai
Rua de Madrid - named for Madrid, Spain
Travese da Praia
Avenida 1° de Maio - named for May Day
Avenida 24 de Junho - named for the date in which Portugal won the Battle of Macau
Avenida Almeida Ribeiro
Avenida D. João IV - named for King of Portugal John IV of Portugal
Avenida da Amizade
Avenida da Praia Grande
Avenida da Ponte da Amizade
Avenida da Republica
Avenida de Sagres
Avenida de Venceslau de Morais - named for Portuguese writer Wenceslau de Moraes
Avenida do Comendador Ho Yin
Avenida do Conselheiro Borja - Governor of Macau Custódio Miguel de Borja
Avenida do Governor Jamie Silvério Marques - named for Governor of Macau Jamie Silvério Marques
Avenida do Doutor Rodrigo Rodrigues
Avenida do Ouvidor Arriga
Avenida Doutor Mário Soares - named for former Prime Minister and President of Portugal Mário Soares
Avenida Doutor Stanley Ho - named for Macau billionaire and casino owner Dr Stanley Ho
Avenida Dr Carlos d'Assumpçáo - named for late Chairman of the Macau Legislative Assembly and a member of the Fundaçáo Oriente's Consultive Committee
Avenida Dr Sun Yat-sen - named for Chinese revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen
Avenida Horta e Costa - named after José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa
Avenida Infante D. Henrique - named for Portuguese explorer Henry the Navigator
Avenida Marginal do Lam Mau
Avenida Norte do Hipódromo
Avenida Leste do Hipódromo
Avenida Lonevidade
Avenida Zheng Guang Ying - Qin Emperor Qin Shi Huang
Avenida Sir Andres Ljungstedt - named for Swedish merchant Anders Ljungstedt who refuted the Portuguese claim over Macau
Estrada Dona Maria II - named for Maria II of Portugal, Queen regnant
Estrada da Areia Preta - Areia Preta translates as Black sand
Estrada da Penha - Penha translates as cliff or rocky hill
Estrada do Campo
Estrada Governador Nobre de Carval - named for Governor of Macau José Manuel de Sousa e Faria Nobre de Carvalho 1966 to 1974
Estrada Marginal da Areia Preta - Marginal da Areia Preta translates as Seafront Black sand
Estrada da Vitoria
Alameda Dr Carlos d'Assumpçáo
Rua da Pai Kok
Rua das Albizias
Rua de Choi Long
Rua de Lagos
Rua do Cunha
Rua do Delgado
Rua do Jardim
Rua do Melo
Rua do Minho
Rua dos Hortelaos
Avenues and Highways (Avenida and Estrada)
Avenida da Praia
Avenida de Cotai
Avenida de Carlos da Maia
Avenida de Guimaráes
Avenida de Kwong Tung
Avenida do Estdio
Avenida dos Jardins do Oceano
Avenida Marginal de Flor de Lotus
Avenida Olimpico
Avenida Son On
Avenida Wai Long
Estrada Alimirante Marques Esparteir
Estrada Alnirante Magalhaes Correla
Estrada da Baía de Nossa Senhora da Espernça - Our Lady of Hope Bay
Estrada da Ponta da Cabtira
Estrada de Cheoc Van
Estrada de Hac Sa - named for local Hac Sa Bay
Estrada de Pac On
Estrada do Althinho de Ká-Hó - named for village of Ká-Hò
Estrada do Istmo
Estrada Dr Seac Pai Van - Street and nearby park on Coloane named after Seac Pai Van
Estrada Flor de Lotus - the lotus is the floral emblem of Macau
Estrada dos Sete Tanques
Estrada Lo Lin Ieoc - named for Chinese born Macau merchant Lou Kau
