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Mahinog

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Mahinog is a scenic coastal island town famous for housing the popular Mantigue Island Nature Park, a pristine white-sand islet renowned for marine diving and sea turtle sanctuaries. It features cold natural mountain springs and scenic ocean views. Its terrain blends flat coastal strips with steep volcanic slopes.

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Municipality
Province
Camiguin
Region
Northern Mindanao Region
Island
Mindanao
Area Size
32.55
Latitude
9.15
Longitude
124.7833

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