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Negros Island Region

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The Negros Island Region is in the Philippines.

Negros Island Region 2024
Negros Island Region 2024

It is made of two islands. One island is Negros. The other is Siquijor. Siquijor sits southeast of Negros.

Negros is a very large island. It has many big mountains. One mountain is Kanlaon. It is a volcano. It is the highest point on the island. It is 2,465 meters tall.

San Carlos NegOcc - aerial
San Carlos NegOcc - aerial

Much of the land is flat and green. Many large farms grow sugarcane there. This makes the island famous for sugar. You can also find lakes and thick forests.

Siquijor is a much smaller island. It has hills and beaches. You can even find fossils there. These are remains of giant clams.

Silliman Amphitheater
Silliman Amphitheater

Two cities are very important in this region. They are Bacolod and Dumaguete. Bacolod is a very big city. It is the most crowded city in the region. Dumaguete is also a regional center. These cities help run the area. The region has three provinces. They work together to manage the islands.

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NIR.EO183.JPG
File:Ph locator nir.svg
Ph locator nir.svg
File:Silliman Amphitheater.jpg
Silliman Amphitheater.jpg
File:San Carlos NegOcc - aerial.JPG
San Carlos NegOcc - aerial.JPG
File:Negros Island Region 2024.png
Negros Island Region 2024.png
File:New Bacolod Flag.jpg
New Bacolod Flag.jpg
File:Ph seal negros occidental.png
Ph seal negros occidental.png
File:Gov Lacson.png
Gov Lacson.png
File:Ph seal negros oriental.png
Ph seal negros oriental.png
File:Gov Sagarbarria.png
Gov Sagarbarria.png
File:Siquijor Provincial Seal.png
Siquijor Provincial Seal.png
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Gov Villa.png
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