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Navotas is proudly recognized as the Fishing Capital of the Philippines, famous for its massive Navotas Fish Port Complex and bustling seafood trade. Its flat coastal terrain sits right along Manila Bay.

Type
City
Province
Metro Manila
Region
National Capital Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
11.51
Latitude
14.66667
Longitude
120.9417

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