Luzon
Luzon is the largest state island in the Philippines. It is situated at northern portion of the country. The vicinity capital of the Philippines, Manila, as well as other cities like Quezon City, are on the island.[1]
Nickname: Northern Pilipinas | |
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Geography | |
Location | Southeast Asia |
Archipelago | Philippines |
Administration | |
Pilipinas | |
Demographics | |
Population | 39,500,000 |
As of the 2010 census, 48.5 million people lived on Luzon.
Geography
changeMainland Luzon
changeThere were having sub super regions the North Luzon composed Ilocos Region (I), Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), Cagayan Valley (II), Central Luzon (III) and the South Luzon are Metro Manila (NCR), Calabarzon (4A), and Bicol Region (5), except Mimaropa (4B) as islands.
Sea
changeThe "Luzon Sea" is located at the 9 dash line of the South China Sea in the southwest neutical miles from Taiwan, The Philippine Sea to the east, West Philippine Sea to the west, Visayan Sea in the central and Mindanao Sea to the south.
Sub regions
changeRegion | Six division | Four division | Three division | Two dibisyon |
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Ilocos Region (Region I) | Ilocandia | Northern Luzon | Northern & Central Luzon | Northern & Central Luzon |
Cagayan Valley (Region II) | ||||
Cordillera Administrative Region | Cordilleras | |||
Central Luzon | Central Luzon | |||
National Capital Region | Metro Manila | Southern Luzon | ||
Calabarzon | Southern Tagalog | Southern Luzon | Southern Luzon | |
Mimaropa | ||||
Bicol Region | Bicolandia |
Northern Luzon
changeNorthern Luzon is a sub region located to the north of the Philippine archipelago, comprising 4 regions of Ilocos Region, Cordillera Administrative Region, Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon.
- 4 divisions
Region | Regional center | Division |
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Ilocos Region | San Fernando | Northwestern Luzon |
Cordillera Administrative Region | Baguio | Northcentral Luzon |
Cagayan Valley | Tuguegarao | Northeastern Luzon |
Central Luzon | San Fernando City | Central Luzon |
- Largest cities of Northern Luzon
Largest cities or towns in Northern Luzon
Source: 2020 PH Census Bureau Estimate | |||||||||
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Rank | Region | Pop. | |||||||
Baguio San Carlos |
1 | Baguio | CAR | 345,366 | Dagupan Tuguegarao | ||||
2 | San Carlos | Ilocos | 188,571 | ||||||
3 | Dagupan | Ilocos | 171,271 | ||||||
4 | Tuguegarao | Cagayan Valley | 153,502 | ||||||
5 | Ilagan | Cagayan Valley | 145,568 | ||||||
6 | Santiago | Cagayan Valley | 134,830 | ||||||
7 | Urdaneta | Ilocos | 132,940 | ||||||
8 | Cauayan | Cagayan Valley | 129,523 | ||||||
9 | San Fernando | Ilocos | 121,812 | ||||||
10 | Tabuk | CAR | 110,642 |
- Central Luzon
Largest cities or towns in {{{country}}}
Source: 2020 PH Census Bureau Estimate | |||||||||
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Rank | Province | Pop. | |||||||
San Jose del Monte Angeles |
1 | San Jose del Monte | Bulacan | 651,813 | Tarlac City San Fernando | ||||
2 | Angeles | Pampanga | 462,928 | ||||||
3 | Tarlac City | Tarlac | 385,398 | ||||||
4 | San Fernando | Pampanga | 354,666 | ||||||
5 | Cabanatuan | Nueva Ecija | 327,325 | ||||||
6 | Mabalacat | Pampanga | 293,244 | ||||||
7 | Malolos | Bulacan | 261,189 | ||||||
8 | Olongapo | Zambales | 260,317 | ||||||
9 | Meycauayan | Bulacan | 225,673 | ||||||
10 | San Jose | Nueva Ecija | 150,917 |
Southern Luzon
changeSouthern Luzon is located at the vicinity of Philippine capital (Manila), The sub regions comprising 4 regions; Metro Manila (NCR), Calabarzon (4-A), Mimaropa (4-B) and Bicol Region or 5.
- 4 divisions
Region | Regional center | Division |
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Metro Manila, NCR | Manila | Metro Manila |
Calabarzon, 4-A | Calamba | Southern Luzon |
Mimaropa, 4-B | Calapan | Southwestern Luzon |
Bicol, 5 | Legazpi | Southeastern Luzon |
- Largest cities of Southern Luzon
Largest cities or towns in {{{country}}}
Source: 2020 PH Census Bureau Estimate | |||||||||
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Rank | Region | Pop. | Rank | Region | Pop. | ||||
Antipolo Dasmariñas |
1 | Antipolo | Calabarzon 4-A | 887,399 | 11 | Batangas City | Calabarzon 4-A | 351,437 | Bacoor Calamba |
2 | Dasmariñas | Calabarzon 4-A | 703,141 | 12 | San Pedro | Calabarzon 4-A | 326,001 | ||
3 | Bacoor | Calabarzon 4-A | 664,625 | 13 | Puerto Princesa | Mimaropa 4-B | 307,079 | ||
4 | Calamba | Calabarzon 4-A | 539,671 | 14 | San Pablo | Calabarzon 4-A | 285,348 | ||
5 | Imus | Calabarzon 4-A | 496,794 | 15 | Lucena | Calabarzon 4-A | 278,924 | ||
6 | General Trias | Calabarzon 4-A | 450,583 | 16 | Santo Tomas | Calabarzon 4-A | 218,500 | ||
7 | Santa Rosa | Calabarzon 4-A | 414,812 | 17 | Trece Martires | Calabarzon 4-A | 210,503 | ||
8 | Biñan | Calabarzon 4-A | 407,437 | 18 | Legazpi | Bicol, 5 | 196,639 | ||
9 | Lipa | Calabarzon 4-A | 372,931 | 19 | Tanauan | Calabarzon 4-A | 193,936 | ||
10 | Cabuyao | Calabarzon 4-A | 355,330 | 20 | Naga | Bicol, 5 | 174,931 |
Luzon Metropolitan
changeMetropolitan | Metropolitan center | Divisions |
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Metro Baguio | Baguio | Northern Luzon/Cordillera's |
Metro Manila | Manila | Southern Luzon/NCR |
Urban Laguna | Calamba City | |
Metro Naga | Naga | |
Metropolitan | Metropolitan center | Divisions |
Metro Dagupan | Dagupan | Northern Luzon |
Metro Clark | Angeles City | Central Luzon |
Metro Olongapo | Olongapo | |
Metro Batangas | Batangas City | Calabarzon, 4-A |
Regions of Luzon State
changeIsland group: LUZON (NORTH PHILIPPINES) | ||||||
Map | Region (short name) |
Regional center | Provinces | Area (km2) | Population (2010)[2] |
Density (per km2) |
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National Capital Region (NCR) |
MANILA (capital) |
Metro Manila (cities) | 636 | 11,855,975 | 18641.5 | |
Cordillera (CAR) |
Baguio City |
18,294 | 1,616,867 | 88.4 | ||
Ilocos (Region I) |
San Fernando City |
12,840 | 4,748,372 | 369.8 | ||
Cagayan Valley (Region II) |
Tuguegarao City |
26,838 | 3,229,163 | 120.3 | ||
Central Luzon (Region III) |
San Fernando City |
21,470 | 10,137,737 | 472.2 | ||
CALABARZON (Region IV-A) |
Calamba City |
16,229 | 12,609,803 | 777 | ||
MIMAROPA (Region IV-B) |
Calapan City |
27,456 | 2,744,671 | 100 | ||
Bicol (Region V) |
Legazpi City |
17,632 | 5,420,411 | 307.4 |
References
change- ↑ "Islands of Philippines". islands.unep.ch. Archived from the original on 2019-04-28. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
- ↑ Cite error: The named reference
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- ↑ 4.0 4.1 An independent component city, one class of cities in the Philippines that do not depend of any provincial government.