Cities near Pagadian

Pagadian is a city of 206,483 inhabitants in Philippines. The most populous cities near Pagadian within 100 km are Iligan, Mantampay, Marawi City. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 7.8257° Longitude: 123.4370° Population: 206,483 Timezone: Asia/Manila
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Nearby cities 22 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Iligan Philippines 99.5 km 342,618
Mantampay Philippines 93.9 km 265,032
Marawi City Philippines 95.3 km 259,993
Muricay Philippines 4.5 km 132,094
Dipolog Philippines 83.2 km 93,549
Ozamiz City Philippines 57.1 km 93,082
Dapitan Philippines 92.3 km 87,699
Oroquieta Philippines 83.8 km 71,373
Tubod Philippines 46.6 km 50,395
Tangub Philippines 43.1 km 29,721
Molave Philippines 29.4 km 21,088
Ipil Philippines 93.9 km 19,195
Nunungan Philippines 58.2 km 18,827
Mahayag Philippines 32.5 km 17,144
Boroon Philippines 90.6 km 15,490
Margosatubig Philippines 40.7 km 14,605
Maranding Philippines 38.5 km 13,694
Tucuran Philippines 15.4 km 13,148
Manukan Philippines 87.0 km 11,523
Titay Philippines 99.4 km 11,468
Labangan Philippines 9.4 km 10,780
Katipunan Philippines 72.1 km 10,637

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