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PROVINCES

MARINDUQUEOCCIDENTAL

MINDOROORIENTAL MINDORO

PALAWANROMBLON

REGION IV-B

MAP

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MIMAROPA is one of the regions of the Philippines. It is one of two regions of the Philippines having no land border with another region, Eastern Visayas being the other, and is designated as Region IV-B. The name is a portmanteau combining the names of its provinces, which are: Occidental Mindoro,Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan.Calapan City is the regional center, however most regional government offices like the Department of Public Works are situated in Quezon City, Metro Manila.

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MARINDUQUE(THE HEART OF THE PHILIPPINES)

CAPITAL : BOAC

Towns/Cities BoacBuenavistaGasanMogpogSanta CruzTorrijos

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The island of Marinduque is known to have been first peopled by the Malays and the Mangyans. They were believed to be governed by the Bonbon settlement in Batangas, which was founded by the Bornean datus, Dumagsil and Balkasusa.

Legendary stories narrate that the original name of the island was “Malandik,” describing the gently slopping terrain of the island’s highest peak, Mt. Malandik. When the Spaniards came, they found it difficult to pronounce the word, so they called the island Marinduc. Through constant usage, Marinduc became Marinduque.

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Moriones Festival Annually, during the observance of Holy Week, a biblical character in the person of the Roman centurion, Longinus, comes alive as the towns of Boac, Mogpog, and Gasan celebrate the Moriones Festival. It is a religious festival, which links the story of Longinus with Christ’s Passion and Death.

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BEAUTIFUL SPOTS inMARINDUQUE

Bathala Caves

Banalacan Bay

Tres Reyes Island

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OCCIDENTAL MINDOROCAPITAL : MAMBURAO

TOWNS/CITIES

Calintaan Looc

Lubang Magsaysay Mamburao

Puluan Rizal Sablayan San jose Santa cruz

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OCCCIDENTAL MINDORO

The present Occidental Mindoro is an agricultural area devoted to the production of food. It 's economic base is rice production (Oryza sativa culture), a Philippine staple crop. It is the leading activity and source of seasonal employment in the province, participated in by almost 80 per cent of the population, including children.

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BEAUTIFUL SPOTS inOCCIDENTAL MINDORO

APO ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE

AGBALALA FALLS

APO ISLAND

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ORIENTAL MINDOROCAPITAL : CALAPAN CITY

TOWNS/CITIES

Baco Naujan Bansud

Pinamalayan Bongabong Pola Bulalacao Puerto Galera

Calapan City Roxas Gloria San Teodoro Mansalay Socorro Victoria

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ORIENTAL MINDORO

Oriental Mindoro is touted as the country's emerging eco-tourism destination. In 2005, the Philippines was found to be the center of marine fish biodiversity and the home of the most diverse marine ecosystem in the world,by American biologists Kent Carpenter and Victor Springer. Most of the endemic species in the Philippines are found in the Verde Island Passage between Mindoro island and the main island of Luzon. Our study indicates, however, that there is a higher concentration of species per unit area in the Philippines than anywhere in Indonesia, including Wallace... Special attention to marine conservation efforts in the Philippines is justified because of the identification of it as an epicenter of biodiversity and evolution.

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BEAUTIFUL SPOTS in ORIENTAL MINDORO

Apo Reef National

Park

Puerto Galera

Filipiniana Hotel-Resort

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PALAWANCAPITAL : PUERTO PRINCESA CITY

TOWNS/CITIES

Abarlon El Nido

Agutaya Kalayaan

Araceli Linapacan

Bataraza Magsaysay

Brooke’s Point Narra

Busuanga Cagayancillo

Coron Puerto Princesa City

Culion Quezon

Cuyo Rizal

Dumaran Roxas

San Vicente Balabac

Taytay Sofronio Espanola

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PALAWANThe Largest Province in the Philippines

Palawan is one of the most attractive spot that tourist can visit in the Philippines the province is known as the “’last frontier”’ of the country.

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UNDERGROUND RIVER

Nominated for the New Seven Wonders of the World

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The Philippines’ mystical subterranean underground river is nominated as one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Many believed and I as one, the Palawan Underground River (also known as the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park) located in the Puerto Princesa,Palawan, Philippines is one of the amazing gift of nature found in the world. The Palawan Underground River, formerly known as St. Paul Subterranean River, is an unspoiled eight kilometers river runs under a mountain range. The cave is paved with karst limestone cliffs, sprouting with awesome stalactites and stalagmites. Cruising on the emerald waters through the cave, nothing beats the enchanting experience of witnessing the natural wonders of this mystical underground river!

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BEAUTIFUL SPOTS in Palawan

Tubbataha Reef National Park

Puerto Princesa

El Nido

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ROMBLONCAPITAL : ROMBLON

Towns/Cities

Alcantara CajidiocanBanton CalatrayaFerrolConceptionLooc CorcueraMagdiwang OdionganRomblon San AgustinSan Andres

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RomblonDiamond of the Philippines and

The Carabao Island of the Philippines

Romblon is endowed with lush vegetation and mineral resources. Aside from marble, the islands are rich in granite, nickel, silica, mercury, zinc, copper, silver, limestone, sulfide, ores, kaolin, clay, magnesium and quartz. Gold panning sites have sprouted in some of the mountain stream areas in Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island. The fertile soil nurtures varied agricultural crops—like coconut, rice, corn, bananas, rootcrops, fruit trees, vines and many others. Offshore, Romblon is a rich fishing ground. The islands lie on the migratory path of fishes from the Sulu and Visayan Seas, passing the Tablas Strait, Sibuyan Sea and Romblon Pass.

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Marble Capital of the Philippines

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BEAUTIFUL SPOTS inROMBLON

Tunggo Beach Bonbon Beach

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PRESENTED BY:CAMELA CASTRO

VINA DIVINAGRACIA(BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 3-A)

PRESENTED TO:MR. ROGER GALVAN

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