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Dolores (Bucao)

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Dolores is a charming riverside town renowned for housing the iconic Don Mariano Marcos Memorial Bridge, one of the longest steel bridges in the region. It features flat agricultural plains alongside the wide, scenic expanses of the Abra River.

Type
Municipality
Province
Abra
Region
Cordillera Administrative Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
47.45
Latitude
17.649
Longitude
120.7103

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