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Panitan is an interior agricultural town famous for its rich rice granaries, active public markets, and traditional local handicrafts. Its terrain features flat lowland fields nourished by the Panay River system. The municipality plays a vital economic role in regional crop trading and community farming.

Type
Municipality
Province
Capiz
Region
Western Visayas Region
Island
Visayas
Area Size
89.88
Latitude
11.46667
Longitude
122.7667

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