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Pikit is a historic interior town famous for housing the 19th-century Fort Pikit, a major historical stone fortification built along the riverbanks. It serves as a vital agricultural trading center for rice, corn, and freshwater fish from the marshlands. Its flat lowland terrain sits in a broad, fertile river basin.
- Type
- Municipality
- Province
- Cotabato
- Region
- SOCCSKSARGEN Region
- Island
- Mindanao
- Area Size
- 604.61
- Latitude
- 7.05
- Longitude
- 124.6667
- Google Map
- https://www.google.com/maps?q=7.05,124.6667
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