#Philippine Geography
Articles tagged with «Philippine Geography».
Chico River: Geography, Kalinga Heritage and the Dam Controversy
The Chico River is the longest tributary of the Cagayan River in Luzon, spanning 233 km through the Cordillera region.
Umiray River: Geography, Transbasin Project and Strategic History
The Umiray River separates Aurora and Quezon provinces in Luzon. It is a key site for the Umiray-Angat Transbasin Project and historical mil...
Cities of the Philippines: Administrative Structure and Legal Classification
Overview of Philippine cities, their legal classifications (HUC, ICC, CC), creation requirements, and historical evolution of local governan...
Mount Samat: Geography, Geology and the National Shrine
Mount Samat in Bataan is a parasitic cone of Mount Mariveles, site of the National Shrine and Cross commemorating WWII history.
Island groups of the Philippines: Administrative and Geographic Divisions
Overview of the three major island groups of the Philippines: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Mount Calavite: Geography, Conservation History and Wildlife Sanctuary
Mount Calavite is a 1521-metre peak in Mindoro, Philippines, serving as a critical sanctuary for the endemic Mindoro tamaraw.
Mount Iba: Geography and Significance in Tarlac
Mount Iba is the highest point in Tarlac province, Philippines, with an elevation of 1,605 metres.
Philippine provinces: Administrative structure, history and governance
Overview of the 82 Philippine provinces, their governance, historical evolution and classification.
Baguio
Baguio — the highland summer capital of the Philippines, designed in 1909 by Daniel Burnham as the American colonial cool retreat. Sits at ~...