Scope and Characteristics of Manila Bay

Why is Manila Bay Significant?

The Manila Bay Area covers the Manila Bay and its watershed area. It has a coastline of 190 km, from Mariveles Bataan stretching through Pampanga, Bulacan, and Metro Manila spanning to Ternate, Cavite.

The Manila Bay area is bounded by the Caraballo Mountains and Zambales Mountains in the north, Sierra Madre Mountain Range in the east, and Mountains of Cavite and municipalities of Rizal in the south. Its drainage area covers 1,994 km2, or 199,400 hectares.

Manila Bay is amongst the country’s most significant areas in terms of impact to economy and governance. It serves as a gateway for socio-economic development in the Country.

What are the LGUs under Manila Bay Region?

Manila Bay Area covers (8) provinces and 187 local government units in three regions of the country, namely: National Capital Region (NCR), Region III, and Region IV-A.  Of the eight provinces, four are coastal (Bataan, Bulacan, Cavite and Pampanga); four are non-coastal (Laguna, Nueva Ecija, Rizal and Tarlac).

 

187 LGUs of Manila Bay Region

 METRO MANILA  Caloocan City

 Las Pinas City

 Makati City

 Malabon City

 Mandaluyong City

 Manila City

 Marikina City

 Muntinlupa City

 Navotas City

 Parañaque City

 Pasay City

 Pasig City

 Quezon City

 San Juan City

 Taguig City

 Valenzuela City

 Pateros

 

 

 

 

 

 

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