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Rizal is known for its quiet farming communities and fertile agricultural lands, with rice and other crops supporting the local economy. The municipality also has rivers, small waterfalls, and countryside areas that provide opportunities for simple nature trips. Its landscape changes from open plains to low hills toward the eastern side.

Type
Municipality
Province
Nueva Ecija
Region
Central Luzon Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
120.55
Latitude
15.68333
Longitude
121.1667

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