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Cauayan City
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| Region | Cagayan Valley (Region II) |
| Province | Isabela |
| District | 3rd district of Isabela |
| Barangays | 65 |
| Income class: | 4th class city |
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| Area | 336.40 km² |
| Population | 103,952 309/km² |
| Coordinates | 16º46’ N 121º47’ E |
Cauayan City is a 4th class city in the province of Isabela, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 103,952 people in 21,143 households.
Cauayan City is politically subdivided into 65 barangays.
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Cauayan City is classified fourth-class component city of the Province of Isabela with a combined income of Php 266,970,783.55, higher by 4.85% as compared to last year’s PhP 254,632,348.15 or an increase of PhP 12,388,435.40 as a result vigorous and intensive tax collection campaigns.
It is also the location of 18 banks, 11 lending institutions, 24 insurance agencies, 59 real estate businesses and 11 pawnshops. There are over 1,442 commercial establishments that include distributors, wholesalers and retailers. The Cosmos Bottling Corporation, now acquired by the giant multinational business conglomerate San Miguel Corporation manufactures soft drinks in the area. It is also here where the regional sales offices of several multi-national companies are located.
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Highly urbanized cities
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Independent component cities
Cotabato • Dagupan • Naga • Ormoc • Santiago
Component cities
Alaminos • Antipolo • Bago • Bais • Balanga • Batangas • Bayawan • Bislig • Cabanatuan • Cadiz • Calamba • Calapan • Calbayog • Candon • Canlaon • Cauayan • Cavite • Danao • Dapitan • Digos • Dipolog • Dumaguete • Escalante • Gapan • Gingoog • Himamaylan • Iriga • Isabela • Marawi • Kabankalan • Kidapawan • Koronadal • La Carlota • Laoag • Lapu-Lapu • Legazpi • Ligao • Lipa • Maasin • Malaybalay • Malolos • Masbate • Meycauayan • Muñoz • Oroquieta • Ozamis • Pagadian • Palayan • Panabo • Passi • Puerto Princesa • Roxas • Sagay • Samal • San Carlos (Negros Occidental) • San Carlos (Pangasinan) • San Fernando (La Union) • San Fernando (Pampanga) • San Jose • San Jose del Monte • San Pablo • Santa Rosa • Silay • Sipalay • Sorsogon • Surigao • Tabaco • Tacloban • Tacurong • Tagaytay • Tagbilaran • Tagum • Talisay (Cebu) • Talisay (Negros Occidental) • Tanauan • Tangub • Tanjay • Tarlac • Toledo • Trece Martires • Tuguegarao • Urdaneta • Valencia • Victorias • Vigan