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Mount Hamiguitan: UNESCO World Heritage Site and Biodiversity Corridor in Davao Oriental
Mount Hamiguitan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Davao Oriental, known for its pygmy forests, ultramafic soil, and high biodiversity incl...
Mount Panay: Volcanic Geology and Tectonic Setting in Batangas
Mount Panay is a potentially active stratovolcano in Batangas, Philippines, located at the intersection of major tectonic lineaments.
Cities of the Philippines: Administrative Structure and Legal Classification
Overview of Philippine cities, their legal classifications, creation requirements, and administrative powers under the Local Government Code...
Bantayan Island: Geography, History and Protected Status
Bantayan Island in Cebu: geography, history, protected wilderness status, and local economy.
Malepunyo Mountain Range: Volcanic Geography, Peaks and Hiking Routes
Geography, geology and hiking routes of the Malepunyo Mountain Range in Batangas, Laguna and Quezon.
Caramoan National Park: Geography, History and Tourism in Camarines Sur
Caramoan National Park is a 347-hectare protected area in Camarines Sur, established in 1938, featuring limestone formations, caves and beac...
Santa Maria River: Hydrology and Course in Bulacan
The Santa Maria River is a 31-kilometre waterway in Bulacan, Philippines, bisecting Santa Maria, Bocaue, and San Jose del Monte.
Smith Volcano: Geography, Eruption History and Volcanic Setting on Babuyan Island
Smith Volcano is an active cinder cone on Babuyan Island, Philippines. Last erupted in 1924, it is the youngest volcano on the island.
Tullahan River: Hydrology, Infrastructure and Rehabilitation in Metro Manila
The Tullahan River is a 27.1 km waterway in the National Capital Region, flowing from Quezon City to Manila Bay and serving as a key drainag...