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Ilog is a historic town known as the former provincial capital, celebrated for its rich agricultural lands and river systems. Its flat lowland terrain supports extensive sugar cane and rice production.
- Type
- Municipality
- Province
- Negros Occidental
- Region
- Negros Island Region
- Island
- Visayas
- Area Size
- 281.7
- Latitude
- 10.03333
- Longitude
- 122.7667
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