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Dumaran

Palawan

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Dumaran is known for its islands, beaches, mangroves, coral reefs, and rich marine environment. The municipality has several quiet coastal destinations that are suited for snorkeling, fishing, and island hopping. Its landscape includes forested mainland areas, agricultural land, and scattered islands.

Type
Municipality
Province
Palawan
Region
MIMAROPA Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
435
Latitude
10.53333
Longitude
119.7667

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