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Loay

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Loay is known for the historic Loay Church and the old Spanish-era bridge that crosses the Loboc River. The town celebrates colorful cultural traditions, including performances and local festivals. Rolling hills, rivers, and heritage sites make Loay a rewarding place to visit.

Type
Municipality
Province
Bohol
Region
Central Visayas Region
Island
Visayas
Area Size
48.24
Latitude
9.6
Longitude
124.0167

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