Bataan Municipalities & Cities
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1 City, 11 Municipalities
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Geographic Overview of Reports Across Bataan
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City of Balanga
Provincial capital, educational hub, commercial, and administrative center of Bataan.
14.676°N, 120.536°EAbucay
Historic municipality known for the 1587 Saint Dominic Parish Church, aquaculture, and fertile agricultural plains.
14.733°N, 120.533°EBagac
Coastal municipality on the West Philippine Sea featuring heritage architecture, beaches, and Zero Kilometer Death March marker.
14.600°N, 120.394°EDinalupihan
The premier inland agro-industrial and logistics gateway connecting Bataan to Subic, Pampanga, and SCTEX.
14.867°N, 120.463°EHermosa
Rapidly growing northern industrial and agro-commercial center home to the Hermosa Ecozone.
14.830°N, 120.500°ELimay
Industrial powerhouse of Bataan hosting major petroleum refineries, power generation plants, and port facilities.
14.562°N, 120.598°EMariveles
Southern industrial center home to the Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB), international shipping, and the Mariveles Five Fingers coves.
14.433°N, 120.483°EMorong
Western coastal eco-tourism municipality famous for pristine beaches, olive ridley pawikan marine sanctuaries, and Subic Bay border.
14.675°N, 120.266°EOrani
Northern municipality known for abundant fisheries, seafood trading center, and the scenic Bataan National Park trails.
14.800°N, 120.533°EOrion
Coastal port town with strong maritime heritage, Port Capinpin fast ferry terminal to Manila, and agricultural communities.
14.617°N, 120.580°EPilar
Historical center home to Mount Samat National Shrine (Dambana ng Kagitingan) and agro-industrial development zones.
14.664°N, 120.563°ESamal
Renowned for its sweet mango plantations, aquaculture fish ponds, and rich local cottage industries.
14.767°N, 120.542°E
Official Barangay Directory of Bataan
Exhaustive index of all 237 barangays across all 12 LGUs based on canonical PSA PSGC codes.
Bagong Silang
Bagumbayan
Cabog-Cabog
Camacho
Cataning
Central
Cupang North
Cupang Proper
Cupang West
Dangcol
Doña Francisca
Ibayo
Lote
Malabia
Munting Batangas
Poblacion
Puerto Rivas Ibaba
Puerto Rivas Itaas
San Jose
Sibacan
Talisay
Tanato
Tenejero
Tortugas
Tuyo
Aquino
Bangal
Bayan-bayanan
Bonifacio (Poblacion)
Burgos (Poblacion)
Colo
Daang Bago
Dalao
Del Pilar (Poblacion)
General Luna (Poblacion)
Gomez (Poblacion)
Happy Valley
Jose C. Payumo, Jr.
Kataasan
Layac
Luacan
Mabini Extension (Poblacion)
Mabini Proper (Poblacion)
Magsaysay
Maligaya
Naparing
New San Jose
Old San Jose
Padre Dandan (Poblacion)
Pag-asa
Pagalanggang
Payangan
Pentor
Pinulot
Pita
Rizal (Poblacion)
Roosevelt
Roxas (Poblacion)
Saguing
San Benito
San Isidro (Poblacion)
San Pablo
San Ramon
San Simon
Santa Isabel
Santo Niño
Sapang Balas
Torres Bugauen (Poblacion)
Tubo-tubo
Tucop
Zamora (Poblacion)
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