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Pilar

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Pilar is a coastal municipality famous for its rich seafood harvest, particularly its fresh crabs and dried fish products. Its terrain features flat coastal lowlands backed by scenic rolling hills and limestone caves. The town offers a calm countryside atmosphere rooted in marine fishing and agriculture.

Type
Municipality
Province
Capiz
Region
Western Visayas Region
Island
Visayas
Area Size
77.99
Latitude
11.48333
Longitude
123

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