Atlas Pilipinas

Open atlas of the Philippines — places, geography and heritage

Atlas Pilipinas — open encyclopedia of Philippine provinces, places, bridges, rivers, mountains, beaches, heritage sites and culture.

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Provinces

The 81 provinces of the Philippines — capitals, geography, demographics, history.
37 articles

Cities & Municipalities

Highly urbanised cities, component cities, and municipalities — local government, economy,...
19 articles

Barangays & Settlements

Barangays, sitios, towns, and local settlements — the smallest administrative units of the...
24 articles

Bridges & Roads

Bridges, national roads, expressways, and transit infrastructure of the Philippines.
103 articles

Rivers & Lakes

Rivers, lakes, lagoons, waterfalls, and natural water features across the Philippines.
107 articles

Mountains & Volcanoes

Mountains, peaks, ridges, and active or dormant volcanoes — including Mayon, Pinatubo, and...
58 articles

Beaches & Islands

Beaches, islands, coves, bays, and coastal destinations — Boracay, Palawan, Cebu and beyon...
29 articles

Churches & Heritage Sites

NHCP-declared heritage sites, Spanish-era churches, forts, museums, plazas, and monuments.
13 articles

Universities & Education

Universities, colleges, and notable educational institutions — UP, Ateneo, La Salle, regio...
53 articles

History & Culture

Pre-colonial history, Spanish and American eras, regional traditions, languages, and cultu...

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Barangays & Settlements

Clark Parade Grounds: History and facilities

Historic sports ground in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, formerly Fort Stotsenburg's parade field.
Barangays & Settlements

Medina General Hospital: History and services in Ozamiz

Medina General Hospital is a private tertiary hospital in Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental, established in 1963.
Universities & Education

Santiago Cultural Institute: History and Development

The Santiago Cultural Institute is the only Chinese school in Santiago, Isabela, founded in 1948 and relocated to its current site in 1978.
History & Culture

Ramon Guillermo: Scholar, Novelist and Translator

Profile of Ramon Guillermo, Filipino academic, novelist and translator known for Southeast Asian studies and digital humanities.
Churches & Heritage Sites

Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bays: WWII Fortifications

Overview of the US Army Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bays, including Fort Drum, Corregidor, and their role in WWII.
History & Culture

Mark Redito: Career, Discography and Musical Style

Overview of Filipino-American musician Mark Redito, his discography from Spazzkid to Natural Habitat, and his role in the Los Angeles music...
Universities & Education

Liloy National High School: History, Campus and Academic Structure

Liloy National High School is the largest public high school in Zamboanga del Norte, founded in 1974 and nationalized in 1987.
History & Culture

Alvin Erasga Tolentino: Choreographer and Founder of Co.ERASGA Dance

Alvin Erasga Tolentino is a Filipino-Canadian choreographer and founder of Co.ERASGA Dance, known for cross-cultural works and the AET Koreo...
Barangays & Settlements

Plaza Divisoria: History, redevelopment and cultural role in Cagayan de Oro

Plaza Divisoria is a historic park and commercial hub in Cagayan de Oro, featuring monuments, an amphitheater, and a complex history of urba...