Located in the northern portion of the Philippine archipelago

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(a)   is the capital city

Country's most populous city

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Derive from lusong, a tagalog word

referring to a particular kind of large wooden mortar used in

dehusking rice

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Regional Center of R1

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Regional center of R2

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Regional center of R3

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Regional center of R4A

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Regional center of R4B

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Regional center of R5

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Regional center of CAR

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Regional center of NCR

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Capital of Aurora

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Capital of Bataan

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Capital of Bulacan

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Capital of Nueva Ecija

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Capital of Pampanga

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Capital of Zambales

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Capital of Tarlac

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Capital of Batanes

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Capital of Cagayan

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Capital of Isabela

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Capital of Quirino

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Capital of Nueva Vizcaya

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Located in the northeastern section of Luzon Island

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Capital of Abra

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Capital of Apayao

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Capital of Benguet

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Capital of Kalinga

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Capital of Ifugao

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Capital of Mountain Province

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A ten-day celebration taking

place in Dagupan City every April

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Came from the name of a woman made

popular in the Ilocano folk song Pamulinawen.

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Capital of Cavite

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Capital of Laguna

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Capital of Batangas

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Capital of Quezon

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Capital of Rizal

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Formally known as the Southern Tagalog Mainland

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Capital of Occidental Mindoro

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Capital of Oriental Mindoro

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Capital of Marinduque

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Capital of Palawan

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Capital of Romblon

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It is one of the busiest regions in terms of tourism, cornering more

than its fair share of the total number of tourists that visit the

country.

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Known formally as the Bicol Region or colloquially

as Bicolandia

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Capital of Albay

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Capital of Camarines Sur

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Capital of Camarines Norte

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Capital of Sorsogon

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Capital of Catanduanes

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Capital of Masbate

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The only region which does not have any province

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It is comprised of 16 cities and 1 municipality

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(a)   means "ebbed tide"

Paris of the East

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Pearl of the Orient

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The Only Divided City in the

Philippines

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Home of the Bamboo Organ

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City of

Love and Progress

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Lantern Capital of

Metro Manila

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Financial Capital and Wall Street of

the Philippines

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The city is considered as the local

Venice, due to year long floods

and gradual sinking

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Balut Capital of the

Philippines

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The Vibrant City

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Rice Bowl of Greater Manila

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City of Stars

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Brave Men in History

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Green City

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The Travel City

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The Premier Gateway to the

Philippines

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The Fashion Capital of the

Philippines

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Fishing Capital of the

Philippines

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Emerald City of the

Philippines

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Shoe Capital of the Philippines

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Tiger City of the Philippines and

Metro Manila's Heart Shopping

Mall Capital of the Philippines

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