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    The document lists the provinces of the Philippines and assigns each one a descriptive tagline, such as "rice granary of the north" or "land of the eight world wonder". It covers all 17 regions of the Philippines and over 80 provinces and cities. The taglines aim to characterize each location's defining geographical features, industries, cultural attractions or history in a brief, memorable phrase.

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    The document lists the provinces of the Philippines and assigns each one a descriptive tagline, such as "rice granary of the north" or "land of the eight world wonder". It covers all 17 regions of the Philippines and over 80 provinces and cities. The taglines aim to characterize each location's defining geographical features, industries, cultural attractions or history in a brief, memorable phrase.

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    CAR – CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

     ABRA – THE PHILIPPINES’ NATURAL DYE CAPITAL


     BENGUET – SALAD BOWL CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES
     KALINGA – WHITE WATER RAFTING CAPITAL OF THE NORTH
     MOUNTAIN PROVINCE – WEAVER’S PARADISE
     IFUGAO – LAND OF THE EIGHT WORLD WONDER
     BAGUIO CITY – SUMMER CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES
    REGION 1 – ILOCOS REGION
     ILOCOS NORTE – THE BEST OF CULTURE AND NATURE
     ILOCOS SUR – HERITAGE VILLAGE OF THE PHILIPPINES
     LA UNION – PILGRIMAGE CENTER OF NORTH LUZON
     PANGASINAN – HUDRED ISLANDS AND HUNDRED FLAVORS
    REGION 2 – CAGAYAN VALLEY
     CAGAYAN – A TRUE SPELUNKER’S PARADISE
     ISABELA – RICE GRANARY OF THE NORTH
     NUEVA VIZCAYA – WATERSHED HAVE OF THE NORTH
     QUIRINO – FOREST HEARTLAND OF CAGAYAN
     BATANES – LAND OF THE TRUE INSULARS
    REGION 3 – CENTRAL LUZON
     AURORA – SANCTUARY OF NATURE’S SPLENDOR
     BATAAN – HISTORY HUB OF CENTRAL LUZON
     BULACAN – LAND OF THE HEROES
     NUEVA ECIJA – RICE BOWL OF THE PHILIPPINES
     PAMPANGA – CULINARY CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES
     TARLAC – MELTING POT OF CENTRAL LUZON
     ZAMBALES – WRECK DIVING CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES
    REGION 4-A (CALABARZON)
     BATANGAS – FROM THE LOWEST VOLCANO TO THE DEEPER DIVES
     CAVITE – A PLACE WITH A GLORIOUS PAST
     LAGUNA – RESORT PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES
     QUEZON – LAND OF THOUSAND COLORS
     RIZAL – CRADLE OF PHILIPPINE ART
    REGION 4-B (MIMAROPA)
     MARINDUQUE – LENTEN MECCA OF SOUTHERN TAGALOG
     OCCIDENTAL MINDORO – MARINE WONDERLAND OF LUZON
     ORIENTAL MINDORO – THE ISLANDS’ LOVELIEST HARBOR
     PALAWAN – THE PHILIPPINES’ LAST FRONTIER
     ROMBLON – MARBLE COUNTRY OF THE PHILIPPINES
    REGION V – BICOL REGION
     ALBAY – LAND OF THE WORLD’S MOST PERFECT CONE
     CATANDUANES – ECO-ADVENTURE PARADISE
     CAMARINES NORTE – BICOLANDIA’S GOLDMINE
     CAMARINES SUR – WORLD’S SMALLEST FISH AND HIGHER CLIMBS
     MASBATE – RODEO COUNTRY OF BICOL
     SORSOGON – BICOL’S WHALESHARK PARADISE
    REGION VI – WESTERN VISAYAS REGION
     AKLAN – THE PHILIPPINES’ OLDEST PROVINCE
     ANTIQUE – MARBLE CENTRAL OF PANAY
     CAPIZ – SEAFOOD CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES
     GUIMARAS – MANGO COUNTRY OF VISAYAS
     ILOILO – HERITAGE HEAVEN OF PANAY
     NEGROS OCCIDENTAL – SUGAR BOWL OF THE PHILIPPINES
    REGION VII – CENTRAL VISAYAS REGION
     BOHOL – SPLENDOR UNDERWATER AND OVER HILLS
     CEBU – QUEEN OF THE SOUTH
     NEGROS ORIENTAL – WHALE AND DOLPHIN HAVEN
     SIQUIJOR – MARINE PARADISE OF CENTRAL VISAYAS
    REGION VIII – EASTERN VISAYAS REGION
     BILIRAN – PARADISE UNDISCOVERED
     EASTERN SAMAR – GATEWAY TO PHILIPPINE DISCOVERY
     NORTHERN SAMAR – A JOURNEY BACK IN TIME
     WESTERN SAMAR – SPLENDOR BETWEEN MOUNTAIN AND SEA
     LEYTE – LAND OF HISTORY
     SOUTHERN LEYTE – THE CENTURIES-OLD CHARMER
    REGION IX – WESTERN MINDANAO REGION
     ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE – FROM ORCHID CITY TO SHRINE CITY
     ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR – THE COLORS OF ETHNIC ZAMBOANGA
     ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY – THE ISLAND’S SEASNAKE SANCTUARY
    REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAO REGION
     BUKIDNON – PINEAPPLE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
     CAMIGUIN – AN ANCESTRAL HOMECOMING
     MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL – CHRISTMAS CAPITAL OF MINDANAO
     MISAMIS ORIENTAL – MINDANAO’S NATURE FRONT
     LANAO DEL NORTE – LAND OF BEAUTY AND BOUNTY

    RESOURCES:
    http://london0life.blogspot.com/2012/11/taglines-of-provinces-in-philippines.html

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