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Gerona is a bustling agricultural and commercial municipality known for its sugarcane fields, rice granaries, and popular roadside delicacies. Its flat lowland landscape serves as an important transit and market hub along the main national highway. The town preserves a vibrant community life centered around trade and farming.

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Municipality
Province
Tarlac
Region
Central Luzon Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
128.89
Latitude
15.6
Longitude
120.6

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