REGION IV (Mimaropa) of the Philippines is is located in the Visayan Islands and divided into five (5) provinces and consists of 2 Cities, 71 Municipalities, and 1460 Barangays within its 7 congressional districts.
Provinces in REGION IV (Mimaropa)
- Mindoro Occidental Province, Philippines
- Mindoro Oriental Province, Philippines
- Marinduque Province, Philippines
- Romblon Province, Philippines
- Palawan Province, Philippines
Population of REGION IV (Mimaropa) as of 2020 census is 3,228,558.
With a total area of 29,620.90 km
Palawan is the biggest with marinduque as smallest island province.
Mindoro Occidental Province, Philippines
Abra De Ilog || Calintaan || Looc || Lubang || Magsaysay || Mamburao (Capital) || Paluan || Rizal || Sablayan || San Jose || Santa Cruz
Cities in the Province of Mindoro Occidental:
Mindoro Oriental Province, Philippines
Baco || Bansud || Bongabong || Bulalacao || Gloria || Mansalay || Naujan || Pinamalayan || Pola || Puerto Galera || Roxas || San Teodoro || Socorro || Victoria
Cities in the Province of Mindoro Oriental: Calapan City (Capital)
Marinduque Province, Philippines
Boac (Capital) || Buenavista || Gasan || Mogpog || Santa Cruz || Torrijos
Romblon Province, Philippines
Alcantara | Banton | Cajidiocan | Calatrava | Concepcion | Corcuera | Ferrol | Looc | Magdiwang | Odiongan | Romblon (Capital) | San Agustin | San Andres | San Fernando | San Jose | Santa Fe | Santa Maria
Cities in the Province of Romblon: NONE
Palawan Province, Philippines
Aborlan | Agutaya | Araceli | Balabac | Bataraza | Brooke’s Point | Busuanga | Cagayancillo | Coron | Culion | Cuyo | Dumaran | El Nido | Kalayaan | Linapacan | Magsaysay | Narra | Quezon | Rizal | Roxas | San Vicente | Sofronio Española | Taytay
Cities in the Province of Palawan: Puerto Princesa City (Capital)
Featured News of The Philippines
Updated: October 12, 2023
Boosting Food Safety in Romblon: DOST’s Initiative for a Healthier Community.
ODIONGAN, Romblon – With an increasing focus on promoting safe food handling and preparation, the Provincial Science and Technology Center (PSTC) under the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is ramping up its efforts to educate local eateries and small food enterprises. Marcelina Servañez, the S&T Director for DOST-Romblon, detailed in a recent interview that a new initiative, the Food Establishment Inspection and Grading System (FEIGS), was trialed in the municipalities of Odiongan and Romblon. This is in line with the province’s aim to elevate food safety standards, considering the surge in tourism.
Assistance program to Central Luzon Farmers: New Rice Processing Initiatives Unveiled.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga – To fortify the agricultural backbone of Central Luzon, the Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PHilMech) has embarked on collaborative ventures with local governmental bodies. A memorandum of understanding was inked on Wednesday, bringing together PHilMech and the municipalities of Baliuag, Pulilan in Bulacan, the provincial leadership of Nueva Ecija, and the Quezon municipality within Nueva Ecija. This collaboration aims to erect state-of-the-art rice processing facilities, championed under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF) mechanization agenda.
Last Updated on December 2, 2021
Last Updated on December 2, 2021