#Sierra Madre
Articles tagged with «Sierra Madre».
Aurora Memorial National Park: Geography, History and Conservation
Protected area in the Sierra Madre mountains of Central Luzon, established in 1937 and dedicated to First Lady Aurora Aragon Quezon.
Lumot Lake: Hydrology, Infrastructure and Recreation in Laguna
Lumot Lake is a man-made reservoir in Laguna, Philippines, serving as an auxiliary water source for the Kalayaan Pumped-Storage Hydroelectri...
Sierra Madre: Geography, Ecology and Conservation of Luzon's Eastern Range
The Sierra Madre is the longest mountain range in the Philippines, spanning 540 km along Luzon's eastern coast and serving as a critical bio...
Lake Caliraya: Hydroelectric Heritage and Recreation in Laguna
Man-made reservoir in Laguna, Philippines, created in 1939 for hydroelectric power and known for bass fishing.
Caraballo Mountains: Geography, Watershed and Ecology in Central Luzon
The Caraballo Mountains in Luzon form the source of the Cagayan River and mark the boundary between the Philippine and Sunda Plates.
Mount Bintuod: Geography, Access and Significance in the Sierra Madre
Mount Bintuod is a peak in the Sierra Madre range in Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, with a recorded elevation of 1,932 metres.
Ilagan River: Hydrology and Basin Geography in Isabela
The Ilagan River is a major tributary of the Cagayan River in Isabela, Philippines, with a catchment of 3132 square kilometres.
Cagua Volcano: Geology, Eruptive History and Hot Springs in Cagayan
Profile of Cagua Volcano in Cagayan, covering its stratovolcano structure, 1860 and 1907 eruptions, and six named hot springs.
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...
Mount Guiwan: Geography, Ecology and Infrastructure in Nueva Vizcaya
Mount Guiwan is a peak in the Sierra Madre range in Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, noted for its ecology and the Casecnan tunnel.
Bumbungan River: Hydrology, Tourism and Conservation in Laguna
The Bumbungan River in Laguna feeds Laguna de Bay and hosts Pagsanjan Falls, a major tourist destination.
Pinacanauan River: Geography, Ecology and Recreation in Cagayan
The Pinacanauan River is a 46 km tributary of the Cagayan River in Luzon, known for its karst landscapes, Callao Cave proximity, and annual...