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    Ifugao is a mountainous province located in northern Luzon, Philippines. It has a total land area of 2,517.78 square kilometers spread across 11 municipalities. The terrain is characterized by complex geological features like mountains, hills, valleys, and rivers. Some key landforms in Ifugao include valleys (nundotal), mountains (duntug or bilid), hills (pugu), plains (nundoddotal), rocky areas (talugtug, kalipkip), slopes (natigging/nunyopah), cliffs (doplah), and ridges (bantiligna/Fhuludna). The province has a population of around 154,590 people

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    Ifugao is a mountainous province located in northern Luzon, Philippines. It has a total land area of 2,517.78 square kilometers spread across 11 municipalities. The terrain is characterized by complex geological features like mountains, hills, valleys, and rivers. Some key landforms in Ifugao include valleys (nundotal), mountains (duntug or bilid), hills (pugu), plains (nundoddotal), rocky areas (talugtug, kalipkip), slopes (natigging/nunyopah), cliffs (doplah), and ridges (bantiligna/Fhuludna). The province has a population of around 154,590 people

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    Ifugao is a mountainous province located in northern Luzon, Philippines. It has a total land area of 2,517.78 square kilometers spread across 11 municipalities. The terrain is characterized by complex geological features like mountains, hills, valleys, and rivers. Some key landforms in Ifugao include valleys (nundotal), mountains (duntug or bilid), hills (pugu), plains (nundoddotal), rocky areas (talugtug, kalipkip), slopes (natigging/nunyopah), cliffs (doplah), and ridges (bantiligna/Fhuludna). The province has a population of around 154,590 people

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    Ifugao is a mountainous province located in northern Luzon, Philippines. It has a total land area of 2,517.78 square kilometers spread across 11 municipalities. The terrain is characterized by complex geological features like mountains, hills, valleys, and rivers. Some key landforms in Ifugao include valleys (nundotal), mountains (duntug or bilid), hills (pugu), plains (nundoddotal), rocky areas (talugtug, kalipkip), slopes (natigging/nunyopah), cliffs (doplah), and ridges (bantiligna/Fhuludna). The province has a population of around 154,590 people

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    Ifugao at a glance
    • Region: Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)
    • Province: Ifugao
    • Municipality: 11
    • Barangays: 175
    • Population (as of 31 August 2015): 154,590
    • Income Classification: 4th Class Province
    • Major economic activities: Agriculture, Mining, Tourism, Sand
    and Gravel
    Location and Topography of the Province of
    Ifugao
    • Ifugao has a land area total of 2,517.78 sq. km. or 251,728
    hectares spread over its 11 municipalities. The biggest
    municipality in terms of land area is Aguinaldo with 454.51 sq.
    km. or 18.05% of the total provincial land area while the smallest
    is Hingyon with 114.56 sq. km. or 4.55%.
    Location and Topography of the Province of
    Ifugao
    • Ifugao's topography is geophysically mountainous and
    characterized by complex geological features. It is notably
    surrounded by mountains, lowlying hills and a very small alluvial
    land found along the Magat River, and rolling hills in the
    municipality of Lista. Terrain characteristics are usually rough
    and rugged with vshaped gullies, creeks, streams and u-shaped
    rivers.
    Location and Topography of the Province of
    Ifugao
    • Ifugao is a mountainous province located in Northern Luzon,
    and is bounded by Isabela on the east, Benguet on the west,
    Mountain Province on the north and Nueva Vizcaya on the
    south. It lies between 120°40’ to 121°31’ longitude and 16°35’ to
    17°5’ latitude.
    • On the eastern side between the provinces of Ifugao and Isabela
    is the Magat River. On the western side between Ifugao and
    Benguet is Mount Pulag. On the northern part between Ifugao
    and Mountain Province is Mount Polis and on the southern side
    between Ifugao and Nueva Vizcaya is the Lamut River.
    • The Cordillera Administrative Region is created in 1987 through
    Executive Order No. 220 having Ifugao as one of its Provinces.
    Ifugao occupies 258,282 hectares of land area making up
    13.84% of the total land area (1,865,659 has) in CAR.
    • Ifugao is accessible from Metro Manila via the Maharlika
    Highway passing through the provinces of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija
    and Nueva Vizcaya. It is also accessible from Baguio City via
    Marcos Highway or via the Baguio-Ambuklao-Aritao, Nueva
    Vizcaya route.
    Landforms in Ifugao
    • Landforms- refer to the naturally formed features of the earth’s
    surface like the following:
    • Nundotal (valley)
    • Duntug or bilid (mountains)
    • Pugu (hill)
    • Nundoddotal (plains)
    • Talugtug, kalipkip (rocky)
    • Natigging/nunyopah (slopes)
    • Doplah (cliffs)
    • Bantiligna/Fhuludna (ridges)

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