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    Philippines:

    “A Geographical Settings”
    Lesson 2
    By: Vhonz Sugatan
    Learning Objectives
    Learning Objectives

    1. Locate the geographical


    settings of the Philippines.
    Learning Objectives

    2. Understand the physical


    environment of the
    Philippines.
    Learning Objectives

    3. Enumerate and discuss the


    theories and origins of the
    Philippines.
    Learning Objectives

    4. Feel and identify the


    common traits of the
    Filipinos.
    Learning Objectives

    5. Participate actively in the


    discussion and activities.
    Geography & History
    Geography & History

    Philippines
    Geography & History

    7,107
    Geography & History

    7,641
    Geography & History

    Archipelago
    Geography & History

    Archipelago
    arkhi
    Geography & History

    Archipelago
    pélagos
    Philippine Land Area

    Italy
    Philippine Land Area

    New Zealand
    Philippine Land Area

    Greece
    Philippine Land Area

    Britain
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Luzon
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Luzon
    “40,814 sq m.”
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Mindanao
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Mindanao
    “38,906 sq m.”
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Visayas/Panay
    Philippine Land Area
    Three Major Island:

    Visayas/Panay
    “36,087 sq m.”
    Philippine Regions
    Philippine Regions

    Region 1
    ILOCOS REGION
    Philippine Regions

    Region 2
    CAGAYAN
    VALLEY
    Philippine Regions

    Region 3
    CENTRAL LUZON
    Philippine Regions

    Region 4A
    CALABARZON
    Philippine Regions

    Region 4B
    MIMAROPA
    Philippine Regions

    Region 5
    BICOL REGION
    Philippine Regions

    Region 6
    WESTERN
    VISAYAS
    Philippine Regions

    Region 7
    CENTRAL
    VISAYAS
    Philippine Regions

    Region 8
    EASTERN
    VISAYAS
    Philippine Regions

    Region 9
    ZAMBOANGA
    PENINSULA
    Philippine Regions

    Region 10
    NORTHERN
    MINDANAO
    Philippine Regions

    Region 11
    DAVAO REGION
    Philippine Regions

    Region 12
    SOCCSKSARGEN
    Philippine Regions

    Region 13
    CARAGA
    REGION
    Philippine Regions

    ARMM
    Autonomous Region in
    Muslim in Mindanao
    Philippine Regions

    CAR
    Cordillera Administrative Region
    Philippine Regions

    NCR
    Physical Features
    Highest Peak:
    Physical Features
    Highest Peak:

    Mt. Apo
    Physical Features
    Highest Peak:

    Mt. Apo
    “9,692 ft. high”
    Physical Features
    Ten Highest Peak
    Physical Features
    Ten Highest Peak
    Rank Mountain Height Location
    1 Mt. Apo 9,692 Ft. Davao
    2 Mt. Dulang-Dulang/ D2 9,639 Ft. Bukidnon

    3 Mt. Pulag 9,587 Ft. Mountain


    Province
    4 Mt. Kitanglad 9,511 Ft. Bukidnon
    5 Mt. Tabayoc 9,332 Ft. Benguet
    Physical Features
    Ten Highest Peak
    Rank Mountain Height Location
    6 Mt. Kalatungan 9,265Ft. Bukidnon
    7 Mt.Piapayungan/Ragang 9,236Ft. Mindanao
    8 Mt. Maagnaw 8,994Ft. Bukidnon
    9 Mt. Singakalca 8,950Ft. Luzon

    10 Mt. Amuyao 2,862Ft. Mt.


    Provinve
    Physical Features
    Lowest Spot:
    Physical Features
    Lowest Spot:

    Philippine Deep
    Physical Features
    Lowest Spot:

    Philippine Deep
    “37,782 ft. Deep”
    Physical Features
    Narrowest Strait :
    Physical Features
    Narrowest Strait :

    San Juanico Strait


    Physical Features
    Narrowest Strait :

    San Juanico Strait


    “San Juanico Bridge”
    Physical Features
    Finest Harbor :
    Physical Features
    Finest Harbor :

    Manila Bay
    Physical Features
    Finest Harbor :

    Manila Bay
    “Most beautiful Sunset”
    Physical Features
    Central Plain:
    Physical Features
    Central Plain:

    Largest Plain
    Physical Features
    Central Plain:

    Largest Plain
    “Rice Granary of The Philippines”
    Physical Features
    Cagayan Valley:
    Physical Features
    Cagayan Valley:

    Asia’s Tobacco Producer


    Physical Features
    Cagayan River:
    Physical Features
    Cagayan River:

    Longest River
    314 Miles long
    10 Longest Rivers
    in the Philippines

    Rank River Length


    1 Rio Grande De Cagayan 314 miles

    2 Rio Grande de Mindanao 232 miles

    3 Agusan River 217 miles

    4 Pulangi River 199 miles

    5 Pampanga River 162 miles


    Source: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/longest-rivers-in-the-philippines.html
    10 Longest Rivers
    in the Philippines

    Rank River Length


    6 Agno River 128 miles

    7 Abra River 111 miles

    8 Abulog River 109 miles

    9 Chico River 109 miles

    10 Davao River 93 miles


    Source: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/longest-rivers-in-the-philippines.html
    Physical Features
    Largest Lake:
    Physical Features
    Largest Lake:

    Laguna de Bay
    Origin of the Philippines
    Origin of the Philippines
    According to the Theologians:
    Origin of the Philippines
    According to the Theologians:

     The Philippines was part of


    the God’s creation of the
    world.
    Origin of the Philippines
    Folklorist:
    Origin of the Philippines
    Folklorist:

     Recount certain legends


    and myths on the genesis
    of the Philippines.
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geographers:
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geographers:

     Baron Adelbert von Chamisso


     Karl Semper
     James Chuchyard
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geographers:

     Opine that the Philippines


    is a remnant of a vast
    continent in the Pacific.
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geographers:

     LEMURIA/MU Empire
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geographers:

     LEMURIA/MU Empire
     Lost Pacific Continent
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geologist:
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geologist:

     Dr. Bailey Willis


    Origin of the Philippines
    Geologist:

     The Philippines were of


    volcanic origin.
    Origin of the Philippines
    Geologist:

     The eruption of sea-


    volcanoes in remote
    epochs caused the
    emergence of the islands
    above the sea.
    Origin of the Philippines
    Scientist & Scholars:
    Origin of the Philippines
    Scientist & Scholars:

     Affirm that popular theory


    that the Philippines, like
    Japan, Formosa, Borneo
    and Indonesia, were once a
    part of Asia.
    Country of Names
    Country of Names

    Ma-yi
    Country of Names

    Ma-yi
    “Land of Gold”
    Country of Names

    Chau-Ju-Kua
    “Chinese Trader ”
    Country of Names

    Wang-Ta-Yuan
    Country of Names

    Wang-Ta-Yuan
    “Mintolang”
    Country of Names

    Wang-Ta-Yuan
    “Malilu”
    Country of Names

    Wang-Ta-Yuan
    “Sulu”
    Country of Names

    Wang-Ta-Yuan
    “Pishoye”
    Country of Names

    Ma-yi
    Country of Names

    Ma-yi
    “Mindoro”
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    “1543”
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    “Ruy Lopez de Villalobos”
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    “Ruy Lopez de Villalobos”
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    “Venice in 1554”
    Country of Names

    FELIPINAS
    “Giovanni Battista Ramusio”
    Country of Names

    Philippine Island
    Country of Names

    Philippine Island
    “American Colonial Regime”
    Country of Names

    Republic of the
    Philippines
    Country of Names

    Republic of the
    Philippines
    “Decolonization”
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Country of Names

    Other Names
     Rodrigo de Aganduru Moriz
    1584-1626
    Country of Names

    Other Names
     Ancient Country “Ophir”
    Country of Names

    Other Names
     Fr. Francisco Colin (Jesuit)
     Fray Juan Francisco de San
    Antonio (Franciscan)
    Country of Names

    Other Names
     Maniolas
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Gems of the East
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Emerald Islands
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Treasure Island of the Pacific
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Isles of Fear
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Isles of Hope
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Orphan of the Pacific
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Land of the Morning
    Country of Names

    Other Names
    Pearl of the Orient
    Unique Nation
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    1. Religion
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    2. Political History
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    2. Political History
    1st Republic in Asia
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    2. Political History
    1st Southeast Asian
    Nation
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    2. Political History
    People Power
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    3. Cultural Heritage
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    3. Cultural Heritage
    Indigenous Asia
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    3. Cultural Heritage
    European
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    3. Cultural Heritage
    Latin
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    3. Cultural Heritage
    American
    Unique Nation
    Four Reasons:

    4. Natural Resources
    Melting Pot
    Melting Pot
    Three Reasons:
    Melting Pot
    Three Reasons:

    1. Geographical Position
    Melting Pot
    Three Reasons:

    2. Crossroads of Culture &


    Races
    Melting Pot
    Three Reasons:

    3. Aviation, Shipping & Trade


    Routes
    Group Activity

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