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Mapa topográfico Magat River

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Nome: Mapa topográfico Magat River, altitude, relevo.

Local: Magat River, Cagayan Valley, Philippines (17.00141 121.72343 17.01996 121.76850)

Altitude média: 46 m

Altitude mínima: 37 m

Altitude máxima: 59 m

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Baguio

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Antique

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Agusan del Norte

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Altitude média: 232 m

Laguna

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Rizal

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Altitude média: 95 m

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Altitude média: 442 m

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Altitude média: 88 m

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Bulacan

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Altitude média: 217 m

Caraga

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Hantag

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Philippines > Benguet > Tuba

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Ormoc

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Mandaluyong

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Taguig

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Altitude média: 10 m

Aurora

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Altitude média: 255 m

Apayao

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Altitude média: 401 m

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Lapu-Lapu

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Altitude média: 93 m

Eastern Visayas

Philippines

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Quezon

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Central Luzon

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Altitude média: 74 m

Mandaluyong

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