Information about Makato
Makato is a historic coastal town famous for housing the historic Sports Complex and celebrating the vibrant annual Ati-Atihan festivities. Its flat lowland landscape features fertile agricultural fields and peaceful coastal villages. The town plays an important role in local commerce and cultural preservation.
- Type
- Municipality
- Province
- Aklan
- Region
- Western Visayas Region
- Island
- Visayas
- Area Size
- 64.6
- Latitude
- 11.712
- Longitude
- 122.2922
- Wikipedia
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makato
- Website
- http://www.makato.gov.ph/
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