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Pulupandan is a historic coastal municipality famous for its active seaport trade, rich marine fishing grounds, and traditional local seafood delicacies. It features peaceful coastal views and historic watchtower landmarks facing the gulf. Its flat coastal terrain sits right along the shores of the western sea.
- Type
- Municipality
- Province
- Negros Occidental
- Region
- Negros Island Region
- Island
- Visayas
- Area Size
- 23
- Latitude
- 10.51667
- Longitude
- 122.8
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