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.
180 articles

Cities & Municipalities

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

Barangays & Settlements

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

Bridges & Roads

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

Rivers & Lakes

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

Mountains & Volcanoes

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

Beaches & Islands

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

Churches & Heritage Sites

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

Universities & Education

Universities, colleges, and notable educational institutions — UP, Ateneo, La Salle, regio...
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History & Culture

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

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Churches & Heritage Sites

Malate Church: Mexican Baroque Architecture and Heritage in Manila

Malate Church in Manila is a Mexican Baroque parish dedicated to Our Lady of Remedies, featuring unique twisted columns and Moorish influenc...
Provinces

Batangas Blades: Professional Basketball Team History

History of the Batangas Blades, an MBA and PBL basketball team from 1998 to 2003.
Provinces

Kristine Atienza: First Filipina Analog Astronaut and Space Nutritionist

Kristine Atienza is a Filipina nutritionist and the first analog astronaut from the Philippines, selected for the HI-SEAS mission in Hawaii.
Universities & Education

Angelicum School Iloilo: Dominican Education and the Lizares Mansion

A Catholic school in Jaro, Iloilo City, operating within the historic Lizares Mansion since 1978.
Provinces

Caraga Region: History, Geography and Economy of Region XIII

Caraga is an administrative region in northeastern Mindanao, Philippines, comprising five provinces and known for its rich history, biodiver...
Provinces

Eddie Gil: Singer, Comedian and 2004 Presidential Candidate

Eddie Gil, Filipino singer and comedian, ran for president in 2004 and faced fraud charges in Mauritius.
Universities & Education

Asian Institute of Computer Studies: History, Campuses and Academic Profile

Profile of the Asian Institute of Computer Studies (AICS), a private higher education institution in Quezon City founded in 1996.
Provinces

Boyongan mine: Copper reserves and operations in Surigao del Norte

The Boyongan mine in Surigao del Norte is one of the world's largest copper reserves, with 300 million tonnes of ore.
Universities & Education

San Beda University: Benedictine Heritage and Academic Profile

San Beda University is a private Catholic institution in Manila founded in 1901 by the Order of Saint Benedict.