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Quezon

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Quezon is a coastal municipality famous for housing the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage site at the Tabon Caves, known as the cradle of Philippine civilization. Its rugged terrain blends coastal mangrove shores with steep limestone hills.

Type
Municipality
Province
Palawan
Region
MIMAROPA Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
943.19
Latitude
9.233333
Longitude
118.0333

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