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Mount Nailog: Geography and Significance on Sibuyan Island
Mount Nailog is a 789-metre peak on Sibuyan Island, Philippines, forming a prominent ridge with Mount Guiting-Guiting.
Cagraray Island: Geography, Archaeology and Local Administration in Albay
Cagraray is an island in Albay, Philippines, shared by Bacacay and Malilipot, known for caves and eco-tourism.
Mount Ragang: Geology, Eruption History and Status as Mindanao's Highest Peak
Mount Ragang is an active stratovolcano in Lanao del Sur, Mindanao. It is the highest peak in the province and the seventh highest in the Ph...
Malinao Volcano: Geology, Tiwi Geothermal Plant and Eruption History
Malinao Volcano in Albay and Camarines Sur hosts the Tiwi Geothermal Power Plant and features significant fumarolic activity.
Mount Halcon: Geography, Biodiversity and History in Oriental Mindoro
Mount Halcon is the highest peak in Mindoro, Philippines, known for its challenging terrain, endemic species, and WWII history.
Siniloan River: Hydrology, Waterfalls and Conservation in Laguna
The Siniloan River in Laguna, Philippines, is a tributary of Laguna de Bay known for its waterfalls and conservation efforts.
Cagua Volcano: Stratovolcano of the Northern Sierra Madre
Cagua Volcano is an active stratovolcano in Cagayan, Philippines, featuring a 1.5-km crater and six hot springs.
Mati, Davao Oriental: Capital City, Beautiful Bays and Economic Hub
Mati is the capital of Davao Oriental, known for its three beautiful bays, Mount Hamiguitan views, and growing economy.
Sapang Baho River: Hydrology, Pollution and the Manggahan Floodway
The Sapang Baho River in Rizal and Marikina, a tributary of Laguna de Bay, noted for severe pollution and altered course.