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    Cagayan Valley & Central Luzon: Region II & III of The Philippines

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    Region II & III of the Philippines covers the Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon regions. Cagayan Valley has 5 provinces (Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino) and 4 cities across 89 municipalities and over 2,300 barangays. The population is over 3.3 million people. The region's economy relies heavily on agriculture such as rice, corn, fruits and livestock. Major rivers include the Cagayan River which is the country's longest. Central Luzon has 7 provinces, 4 independent cities, over 1,100 municipalities, and has a population of over 13 million people concentrated in agriculture, industry and services.

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    Region II & III of the Philippines covers the Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon regions. Cagayan Valley has 5 provinces (Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino) and 4 cities across 89 municipalities and over 2,300 barangays. The population is over 3.3 million people. The region's economy relies heavily on agriculture such as rice, corn, fruits and livestock. Major rivers include the Cagayan River which is the country's longest. Central Luzon has 7 provinces, 4 independent cities, over 1,100 municipalities, and has a population of over 13 million people concentrated in agriculture, industry and services.

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    Region II & III of the Philippines covers the Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon regions. Cagayan Valley has 5 provinces (Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino) and 4 cities across 89 municipalities and over 2,300 barangays. The population is over 3.3 million people. The region's economy relies heavily on agriculture such as rice, corn, fruits and livestock. Major rivers include the Cagayan River which is the country's longest. Central Luzon has 7 provinces, 4 independent cities, over 1,100 municipalities, and has a population of over 13 million people concentrated in agriculture, industry and services.

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    Cagayan Valley & Central Luzon: Region II & III of The Philippines

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    Region II & III of the Philippines covers the Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon regions. Cagayan Valley has 5 provinces (Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino) and 4 cities across 89 municipalities and over 2,300 barangays. The population is over 3.3 million people. The region's economy relies heavily on agriculture such as rice, corn, fruits and livestock. Major rivers include the Cagayan River which is the country's longest. Central Luzon has 7 provinces, 4 independent cities, over 1,100 municipalities, and has a population of over 13 million people concentrated in agriculture, industry and services.

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    CAGAYAN VALLEY

    &
    CENTRAL LUZON
    Region II & III of the Philippines
    Region II Map

    No. of Provinces: 5
    No. of Cities: 4
    No. Municipalities: 89
    No. of Barangays: 2, 311

    Source: PSA – 298 PSGC


    Boundaries PROVINCES

    PROVINCE INFO POPULATION


    Batanes 6 Mun. and 29 17,246
    Bgys.
    Cagayan 28 Mun.; 1 City & 1, 199, 320
    820 Bgys.
    Isabela 34 Mun.; 3 cities & 1, 593, 588
    1055 Bgys
    Nueva Vizcaya 15 Mun. & 275 Bgys 452, 287
    Quirino 6 Mun. & 132 Bgys 188, 991
    Capitals & Cities
    BATANES Nueva Vizcaya
     Basco (Municipal) – Capital  Bayombong (Municipal) – Capital

    Quirino
    Cagayan  Cabarroguis (Municipal) - Capital
     Tuguegarao City – Capital

    Isabela
     City of Ilagan – Capital
     City of Cauayan
     City of Santiago
    Land Area
    • Area: 26, 388 km2
    • Density: 130.8 /km2
    Water forms/ways
    • Country’s largest and 2nd longest after
    Agusan River (390 km)
    • Also known as Rio Grande de Cagayan
    • Length: 350 km (220 mi)
    • Source: Caraballo Mountain
    • Tributaries: Pinacanauan, Chico, Sittu,
    Mallig, Magat (largest) and Ilagan Rivers
    landforms
    • Country’s longest mountain range
    • Starts north of Cagayan and ends in
    the south Quezon provinces
    • Highest peak: Mount Guiwan – 6, 283 fr
    (1915 m)
    • Known as the backbone of Luzon
    • Serves as a typhoon barrier
    • Connected by Caraballo Mts. to the
    Cordillera Central range
    Tourist destinations
    Major economic industries/livelihood
    • Region II is abundant in agricultural products such as: rice, corn, peanut, beans,
    and fruits and livestock products which includes cattle, hogs, curacaos, and poultry
    • Cagayan Valley as the country’s tilapia capital – Isabela province is the richest in
    harvest
    • Country’s Citrus capital which includes calamansi, orange and pomelo
    Population

    6%-1%
    13%

    35%

    46%

    Batanes Cagayan Isabela


    Nueve Vizcaya Quirino
    Ethnic groups and languages
    languages
    • Ilocano
    • Ibanag
    • Ivatan
    • Itawis
    • Gaddang
    • Yogad
    • Isinay
    • Ilongot
    CENTRAL LUZON

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