Daftar kota di Filipina: Perbedaan antara revisi

!Kota

!Populasi

!Deskripsi -->

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| [[Quezon City|Quezon]]

| <center>2,679,450

|-

| <center>2.

| [[Manila]]

| <center>1,660,714

| Capital of the country (from 1571-1948 and 1976-present). Historically centered around the walled city of [[Intramuros]], by the mouth of the [[Pasig River]]. Host to the seat of the chief executive, the [[Malacañang Palace]]. By far the most densely populated city in the country. -->

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| [[Caloocan City|Caloocan]]

| <center>1,378,856

| Historic city where [[Andres Bonifacio]] and the [[Katipunan]] held many of its meetings in secrecy. Most of its territory was ceded to form Quezon City, resulting in the formation of two non-contiguous sections under the city's jurisdiction. The third-most densely-populated city in the country, lying immediately north of the city of Manila. -->

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| [[Davao City|Davao]]

| <center>1,363,337

|Touted as country's largest city based on land area, a distinction that [[Puerto Princesa]] also claims. Regional center of [[Davao Region|Region XI]] and former capital of the undivided province of Davao. Most populous city in [[Mindanao]]. -->

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| [[Cebu City|Cebu]]

| <center>798,809

| Popularly nicknamed as "The Queen City of the South." First capital of the country. Capital of the province of [[Cebu]] and regional center of [[Central Visayas|Region VII]]. Most populous city in the [[Visayas]]. Core of [[Metro Cebu]]. -->

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| <center>774,407

| [[Berkas:Zamboanga City Hall y Rizal Monument.JPG|200px]]<!-- Downtown Zamboanga.jpg

|-

| <center>7.

| [[Antipolo City|Antipolo]]

| <center>633,971

|-

| <center>8.

| [[Pasig City|Pasig]]

| <center>617,301

| Hosts most of the [[Ortigas Center]], one of the top business districts in the country. Was part of the province of [[Rizal province|Rizal]] until 1975, when it was incorporated into Metropolitan Manila. Formerly hosted the capitol of that province. -->

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| [[Taguig City|Taguig]]

| <center>613,343

| Currently exercises fiscal jurisdiction over [[Fort Bonifacio]] (whose two barangay governments still answer to [[Makati City]]), home to the Bonifacio Global City which is being developed as the country's new premier business district. Was part of Rizal Province until 1975, when it was incorporated into Metropolitan Manila. Lies on the western shores of [[Laguna de Bay]]. -->

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| [[Valenzuela City|Valenzuela]]

| <center>568,928

| Originally called Polo, renamed after a [[Pio Valenzuela|local son]] who was a figure in the [[Philippine Revolution]]. Was part of the province of [[Bulacan]] until 1975. Formerly a primarily agricultural town, it now hosts many of the industrial enterprises of northern Metro Manila. -->

|}

|Kelas 1

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno183.html RA 00183]

|1947-06-21

|-

|Kelas 1

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno162.html RA 00162]

|1947-06-20

|-

|-

|[[San Fernando City, La Union|San Fernando]]

|[[Ilocos Region|Region 01]]

|114,813

|Kelas 1

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno179.html RA 00179]

|1947-09-04

|-

|Kelas 2

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno4382.html RA 04382]

|1966-01-01

|-

|Kelas 2

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno170.html RA 00170]

|1947-06-20

|-

|100.26

|{{#expr: 120785 / 100.26 round 2}}

|Kelas 2

|[http://www.chanrobles.com/republicacts/republicactno8480.html RA 08480]

|Komponen

|Kelas 3

|2000-08-16

|2000-10-08

|}

 

'''Catatan:'''<br><small>

{{fnb|prov|a}} Sangat urban cities (HUCs) and independent Komponen cities are legally independent from any province, although they are often grouped with the province to which they belonged prior to becoming cities. The province indicated for such cities, as grouped by the [http://www.nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/default.asp National Statistical Coordination Board], will be in ''italics''.<br>

:{{fnb|ply|b4}}Population figure for Palayan City excludes the 716 persons residing in Brgy. Palale which has been transferred to the municipality of [[General Tinio, Nueva Ecija]].

:{{fnb|ang|b5}}Population figure for Angeles City excludes the 2,905 persons residing in areas disputed between this city and the municipality of [[Mabalacat, Pampanga]].

{{fnb|class|d}} Information on income class and legal class are from [http://www.nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/listcity.asp the National Statistical Coordination Board].<br>

{{fnb|charter|e}} Some of these city charters have been replaced, revised, or amended since. The link to the text of the original city charter will be given if available online.<br>

{{fnb|mmr|i}} Prior to the organization of the Metropolitan Manila Area in 1975, the then-municipalities of Mandaluyong, Pasig, Malabon, Makati, Muntinlupa, Las Piñas, Parañaque, Taguig, Navotas and San Juan were part of the province of [[Rizal province|Rizal]].<br>

{{fnb|mmb|j}} Prior to the organization of the Metropolitan Manila Area in 1975, the then-municipality of Valenzuela was a part of the province of [[Bulacan]].<br></small>

 

'''Dates of inauguration/organization:'''<br><small>''Many pre-1987 cities had set dates of inauguration (where the president or a high-ranking government official participates in ceremonies marking the attainment of cityhood) or had set dates of organization (where the newly-converted city officially starts to fully function as expected). These dates may be set by the President, city officials or Congress.''<br>