List of cities in the Philippines

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This is a list of chartered cities in the Philippines. Philippine cities are classified into three groups: highly urbanized cities (HUC), independent component cities (ICC), and component cities (CC).

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Highly urbanized cities are local government units autonomous from provinces that have a minimum population of 200,000 and an annual income of at least ₱  50 million (in 1991 constant prices). Independent component cities are cities outside of provincial jurisdiction (although some are allowed to participate in the election of provincial officials) that have not yet attained the 'highly urbanized' status, while component cities are those under a province's jurisdiction. [1] In addition, each city is classified into six income brackets according to income in a four-year period. For instance, 1st class cities have an income of ₱ 400 million or more, while 6th class cities earn less than ₱ 80 million in a four-year period.

Each city is governed by both the Local Government Code of 1991 [2] and the city's own municipal charter, under the laws of the Philippines.

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Location of the 149 cities of the Philippines (as of July 2023)

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There are 149 cities of the Philippines as of July 8, 2023. [3] Thirty-three of these are highly urbanized cities (HUC), five are independent component cities (ICC), with the rest being component cities (CC) of their respective provinces. City charter documents, if available, could be accessed by clicking on the related external link (CA indicates Commonwealth Act , RA for Republic Act).

CityPopulation
(2020) [4] 		Area [5] [lower-alpha 1] Density
(2020)		Province [5] [lower-alpha 2] RegionLegal
class [6] 		Charter [lower-alpha 3] Date of
Approval [lower-alpha 4] Ratification [lower-alpha 5]
16°09′23″N119°58′49″E / 16.1565°N 119.9804°E / 16.1565; 119.9804 (Alaminos) Alaminos 99,397164.26 km2
(63.42 sq mi)		 Pangasinan I CCRA 09025  [7] March 5, 2001  [7] March 28, 2001  [8]
15°08′24″N120°35′16″E / 15.1399°N 120.5879°E / 15.1399; 120.5879 (Angeles) Angeles City 462,928  [lower-alpha 6] 60.27 km2
(23.27 sq mi)		 Pampanga III HUCRA 03700  [9] June 22, 1963  [9] January 1, 1964
14°35′13″N121°10′33″E / 14.5870°N 121.1758°E / 14.5870; 121.1758 (Antipolo) Antipolo 887,399306.10 km2
(118.19 sq mi)		 Rizal IV-A CCRA 08508  [10] February 13, 1998  [10] April 4, 1998
10°40′34″N122°57′05″E / 10.6762°N 122.9513°E / 10.6762; 122.9513 (Bacolod) Bacolod 600,783162.67 km2
(62.81 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI HUCCA 326  [11] June 18, 1938  [12] October 19, 1938  [13]
14°27′34″N120°56′24″E / 14.4594°N 120.9401°E / 14.4594; 120.9401 (Bacoor) Bacoor 664,62546.17 km2
(17.83 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 10160  [14] April 10, 2012  [14] June 23, 2012  [15]
10°32′24″N122°50′09″E / 10.5401°N 122.8357°E / 10.5401; 122.8357 (Bago) Bago 191,210401.20 km2
(154.90 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 04382  [16] June 19, 1965  [16] February 19, 1966  [17]
16°24′43″N120°35′36″E / 16.4120°N 120.5933°E / 16.4120; 120.5933 (Baguio) Baguio 366,35857.51 km2
(22.20 sq mi)		 Benguet CAR HUCAct 1963September 1, 1909September 1, 1909
9°35′29″N123°07′17″E / 9.5914°N 123.1213°E / 9.5914; 123.1213 (Bais) Bais 84,317319.64 km2
(123.41 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 05444  [18] September 9, 1968  [18] September 9, 1968
14°40′46″N120°32′27″E / 14.6795°N 120.5409°E / 14.6795; 120.5409 (Balanga) Balanga 104,173111.63 km2
(43.10 sq mi)		 Bataan III CCRA 08984  [19] December 5, 2000  [19] December 30, 2000
14°58′27″N120°53′40″E / 14.9742°N 120.8945°E / 14.9742; 120.8945 (Baliwag) Baliwag 168,47045.05 km2
(17.39 sq mi)		 Bulacan III CCRA 11929  [20] July 30, 2022 [20] December 17, 2022 [20]
18°03′24″N120°33′50″E / 18.0566°N 120.5639°E / 18.0566; 120.5639 (Batac) Batac 55,484161.06 km2
(62.19 sq mi)		 Ilocos Norte I CCRA 09407  [21] March 24, 2007  [21] June 23, 2007  [22]
13°45′22″N121°03′28″E / 13.7561°N 121.0577°E / 13.7561; 121.0577 (Batangas City) Batangas City 351,437282.96 km2
(109.25 sq mi)		 Batangas IV-A CCRA 05495  [23] June 21, 1969  [23] June 21, 1969
9°22′00″N122°48′20″E / 9.3668°N 122.8055°E / 9.3668; 122.8055 (Bayawan) Bayawan 122,747699.08 km2
(269.92 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 08983  [24] December 5, 2000  [24] December 23, 2000
10°40′38″N124°47′49″E / 10.6771°N 124.7970°E / 10.6771; 124.7970 (Baybay) Baybay 111,848459.30 km2
(177.34 sq mi)		 Leyte VIII CCRA 09389  [25] March 15, 2007  [25] June 16, 2007  [26]
8°42′51″N125°44′53″E / 8.7143°N 125.7481°E / 8.7143; 125.7481 (Bayugan) Bayugan 109,499688.77 km2
(265.94 sq mi)		 Agusan del Sur XIII CCRA 09405  [27] March 23, 2007  [27] June 20, 2007  [26]
14°20′19″N121°05′01″E / 14.3385°N 121.0835°E / 14.3385; 121.0835 (Biñan) Biñan 407,43743.50 km2
(16.80 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCRA 09740  [28] October 30, 2009  [28] February 2, 2010  [29]
8°12′42″N126°19′00″E / 8.2116°N 126.3166°E / 8.2116; 126.3166 (Bislig) Bislig 99,290331.80 km2
(128.11 sq mi)		 Surigao del Sur XIII CCRA 08804  [30] August 16, 2000  [30] September 18, 2000
11°03′11″N124°00′40″E / 11.0530°N 124.0110°E / 11.0530; 124.0110 (Bogo) Bogo 88,867103.52 km2
(39.97 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 09390  [31] March 15, 2007  [31] June 16, 2007  [26]
11°36′31″N125°26′07″E / 11.6085°N 125.4353°E / 11.6085; 125.4353 (Borongan) Borongan 71,961475.00 km2
(183.40 sq mi)		 Eastern Samar VIII CCRA 09394  [32] March 16, 2007  [32] June 20, 2007  [26]
8°57′12″N125°31′44″E / 8.9534°N 125.5288°E / 8.9534; 125.5288 (Butuan) Butuan 372,910816.62 km2
(315.30 sq mi)		 Agusan del Norte XIII HUCRA 00523  [33] June 15, 1950  [33] August 2, 1950  [34]
9°07′17″N125°31′59″E / 9.1214°N 125.5330°E / 9.1214; 125.5330 (Cabadbaran) Cabadbaran 80,354214.44 km2
(82.80 sq mi)		 Agusan del Norte XIII CCRA 09434  [35] April 12, 2007  [35] July 28, 2007  [36]
15°29′21″N120°58′09″E / 15.4891°N 120.9693°E / 15.4891; 120.9693 (Cabanatuan) Cabanatuan 327,325192.29 km2
(74.24 sq mi)		 Nueva Ecija III CCRA 00526  [37] June 16, 1950  [37] July 24, 1950  [38]
14°16′46″N121°07′25″E / 14.2795°N 121.1235°E / 14.2795; 121.1235 (Cabuyao) Cabuyao 355,33043.40 km2
(16.76 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCRA 10163  [39] May 16, 2012  [39] August 4, 2012  [40]
10°56′46″N123°17′49″E / 10.9462°N 123.2970°E / 10.9462; 123.2970 (Cadiz) Cadiz 158,544524.57 km2
(202.54 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 04894  [41] June 17, 1967  [41] July 4, 1967  [42]
8°28′35″N124°38′29″E / 8.4763°N 124.6415°E / 8.4763; 124.6415 (Cagayan de Oro) Cagayan de Oro 728,402412.80 km2
(159.38 sq mi)		 Misamis Oriental X HUCRA 00521  [43] June 15, 1950  [43] June 15, 1950  [44]
13°57′03″N120°49′37″E / 13.9509°N 120.8269°E / 13.9509; 120.8269 (Calamba) Calaca 87,361114.58 km2
(44.24 sq mi)		 Batangas IV-A CCRA 11544  [45] May 26, 2021  [45] September 3, 2022
14°12′11″N121°09′44″E / 14.2031°N 121.1623°E / 14.2031; 121.1623 (Calamba) Calamba 539,671149.50 km2
(57.72 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCRA 09024  [46] March 5, 2001  [46] April 21, 2001
13°24′25″N121°10′40″E / 13.4070°N 121.1778°E / 13.4070; 121.1778 (Calapan) Calapan 145,786250.06 km2
(96.55 sq mi)		 Oriental Mindoro Mimaropa CCRA 08475  [47] February 2, 1998  [47] March 21, 1998
12°04′01″N124°35′41″E / 12.0669°N 124.5946°E / 12.0669; 124.5946 (Calbayog) Calbayog 186,960880.74 km2
(340.06 sq mi)		 Samar VIII CCRA 00328  [48] July 15, 1948  [48] October 16, 1948  [49]
14°39′26″N120°59′03″E / 14.6571°N 120.9841°E / 14.6571; 120.9841 (Caloocan) Caloocan 1,661,58455.80 km2
(21.54 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 7] NCR HUCRA 03278  [50] June 17, 1961  [50] February 16, 1962
17°11′29″N120°26′52″E / 17.1914°N 120.4477°E / 17.1914; 120.4477 (Candon) Candon 61,432103.28 km2
(39.88 sq mi)		 Ilocos Sur I CCRA 09018  [51] March 5, 2001  [51] March 28, 2001
10°23′11″N123°13′28″E / 10.3865°N 123.2245°E / 10.3865; 123.2245 (Canlaon) Canlaon 58,822170.93 km2
(66.00 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 03445  [52] June 18, 1961  [52] June 18, 1961
10°06′16″N123°38′51″E / 10.1044°N 123.6474°E / 10.1044; 123.6474 (Carcar) Carcar 136,453116.78 km2
(45.09 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 09436  [53] April 15, 2007  [53] July 1, 2007  [36]
14°18′49″N121°03′26″E / 14.3137°N 121.0572°E / 14.3137; 121.0572 (Carmona) Carmona 106,25629.68 km2
(11.46 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 11938  [54] February 23, 2023  [54] July 8, 2023
11°46′31″N124°52′58″E / 11.7753°N 124.8829°E / 11.7753; 124.8829 (Catbalogan) Catbalogan 106,440274.22 km2
(105.88 sq mi)		 Samar VIII CCRA 09391  [55] March 15, 2007  [55] June 16, 2007  [26]
16°56′03″N121°46′00″E / 16.9343°N 121.7666°E / 16.9343; 121.7666 (Cauayan) Cauayan 143,403336.40 km2
(129.88 sq mi)		 Isabela II CCRA 09017  [56] February 28, 2001  [56] March 28, 2001
14°28′55″N120°54′32″E / 14.4820°N 120.9089°E / 14.4820; 120.9089 (Cavite City) Cavite City 100,67410.89 km2
(4.20 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCCA 547  [57] May 26, 1940  [38] May 26, 1940  [38]
10°18′32″N123°53′35″E / 10.3090°N 123.8930°E / 10.3090; 123.8930 (Cebu City) Cebu City 964,169315.00 km2
(121.62 sq mi)		 Cebu VII HUCCA 058  [58] October 20, 1936February 4, 1937  [59]
7°11′49″N124°14′06″E / 7.1970°N 124.2351°E / 7.1970; 124.2351 (Cotabato City) Cotabato City 325,079176.00 km2
(67.95 sq mi)		 Maguindanao del Norte XII ICCRA 02364  [60] June 20, 1959  [60] June 20, 1959
16°02′33″N120°20′15″E / 16.0424°N 120.3375°E / 16.0424; 120.3375 (Dagupan) Dagupan 174,30237.23 km2
(14.37 sq mi)		 Pangasinan I ICCRA 00170  [61] June 20, 1947  [61] June 20, 1947  [62]
10°31′14″N124°01′37″E / 10.5205°N 124.0269°E / 10.5205; 124.0269 (Danao) Danao 156,321107.30 km2
(41.43 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 03028  [63] June 7, 1961  [63] June 7, 1961
8°39′22″N123°25′39″E / 8.6562°N 123.4274°E / 8.6562; 123.4274 (Dapitan) Dapitan 85,202390.53 km2
(150.78 sq mi)		 Zamboanga del Norte IX CCRA 03811  [64] June 22, 1963  [64] June 22, 1963
14°19′37″N120°56′13″E / 14.3270°N 120.9370°E / 14.3270; 120.9370 (Dasmariñas) Dasmariñas 703,14190.13 km2
(34.80 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 09723  [65] October 15, 2009  [65] November 25, 2009  [66]
7°03′50″N125°36′30″E / 7.0639°N 125.6083°E / 7.0639; 125.6083 (Davao City) Davao City 1,776,9492,443.61 km2
(943.48 sq mi)		 Davao del Sur XI HUCCA 051  [67] October 16, 1936  [68] March 1, 1937  [68]
6°44′39″N125°21′23″E / 6.7443°N 125.3565°E / 6.7443; 125.3565 (Digos) Digos 188,376287.10 km2
(110.85 sq mi)		 Davao del Sur XI CCRA 08798  [69] June 15, 2000  [69] September 8, 2000
8°34′58″N123°20′25″E / 8.5827°N 123.3402°E / 8.5827; 123.3402 (Dipolog) Dipolog 138,141241.13 km2
(93.10 sq mi)		 Zamboanga del Norte IX CCRA 05520  [70] June 21, 1969  [70] January 1, 1970
9°18′19″N123°18′29″E / 9.3054°N 123.3080°E / 9.3054; 123.3080 (Dumaguete) Dumaguete 134,10333.62 km2
(12.98 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 00327  [71] July 15, 1948  [71] November 24, 1948  [72]
8°31′58″N124°34′11″E / 8.5328°N 124.5698°E / 8.5328; 124.5698 (El Salvador) El Salvador 58,771106.15 km2
(40.98 sq mi)		 Misamis Oriental X CCRA 09435  [73] April 12, 2007  [73] June 27, 2007  [26]
10°50′28″N123°29′57″E / 10.8412°N 123.4992°E / 10.8412; 123.4992 (Escalante) Escalante 96,159192.76 km2
(74.43 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 09014  [74] February 28, 2001  [74] March 31, 2001
15°17′52″N120°57′24″E / 15.2977°N 120.9566°E / 15.2977; 120.9566 (Gapan) Gapan 122,968164.44 km2
(63.49 sq mi)		 Nueva Ecija III CCRA 09022  [75] March 5, 2001  [75] August 25, 2001
6°06′50″N125°10′18″E / 6.1139°N 125.1717°E / 6.1139; 125.1717 (General Santos) General Santos 697,315492.86 km2
(190.29 sq mi)		 South Cotabato XII HUCRA 05412  [76] June 15, 1968  [76] June 15, 1968
14°23′10″N120°52′50″E / 14.3862°N 120.8805°E / 14.3862; 120.8805 (General Trias) General Trias 450,58390.01 km2
(34.75 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 10675  [77] August 19, 2015  [77] December 12, 2015  [78]
8°49′27″N125°06′15″E / 8.8242°N 125.1041°E / 8.8242; 125.1041 (Gingoog) Gingoog 136,698568.44 km2
(219.48 sq mi)		 Misamis Oriental X CCRA 02668  [79] June 18, 1960  [79] June 18, 1960
10°07′12″N123°16′22″E / 10.1199°N 123.2728°E / 10.1199; 123.2728 (Guihulngan) Guihulngan 102,656388.56 km2
(150.02 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 09409  [80] March 24, 2007  [80] July 14, 2007  [36]
10°05′32″N122°52′21″E / 10.0921°N 122.8725°E / 10.0921; 122.8725 (Himamaylan) Himamaylan 116,240367.04 km2
(141.71 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 09028  [81] March 5, 2001  [81] March 31, 2001
17°08′39″N121°53′20″E / 17.1442°N 121.8889°E / 17.1442; 121.8889 (Ilagan) Ilagan 158,2181,166.26 km2
(450.30 sq mi)		 Isabela II CCRA 10169  [82] June 21, 2012  [82] August 11, 2012  [40]
8°13′43″N124°14′17″E / 8.2286°N 124.2381°E / 8.2286; 124.2381 (Iligan) Iligan 363,115813.37 km2
(314.04 sq mi)		 Lanao del Norte X HUCRA 00525  [83] June 16, 1950  [83] June 16, 1950
10°42′09″N122°34′08″E / 10.7024°N 122.5690°E / 10.7024; 122.5690 (Iloilo City) Iloilo City 457,62678.34 km2
(30.25 sq mi)		 Iloilo VI HUCCA 057October 20, 1936August 25, 1937  [84]
14°25′08″N120°55′52″E / 14.4189°N 120.9312°E / 14.4189; 120.9312 (Imus) Imus 496,79453.15 km2
(20.52 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 10161  [85] April 10, 2012  [85] June 30, 2012  [86]
13°25′20″N123°24′46″E / 13.4222°N 123.4129°E / 13.4222; 123.4129 (Iriga) Iriga 114,457137.35 km2
(53.03 sq mi)		 Camarines Sur V CCRA 05261  [87] June 15, 1968  [87] September 3, 1968  [88]
6°42′20″N121°58′21″E / 6.7055°N 121.9726°E / 6.7055; 121.9726 (Isabela) Isabela 130,379223.73 km2
(86.38 sq mi)		 Basilan IX CCRA 09023  [89] March 5, 2001  [89] April 25, 2001
9°59′25″N122°48′59″E / 9.9904°N 122.8164°E / 9.9904; 122.8164 (Kabankalan) Kabankalan 200,198697.35 km2
(269.25 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 08297  [90] June 6, 1997  [90] August 2, 1997
7°00′30″N125°05′30″E / 7.0083°N 125.0916°E / 7.0083; 125.0916 (Kidapawan) Kidapawan 160,791358.47 km2
(138.41 sq mi)		 Cotabato XII CCRA 08500  [91] February 12, 1998  [91] March 22, 1998
6°30′01″N124°50′37″E / 6.5003°N 124.8435°E / 6.5003; 124.8435 (Koronadal) Koronadal 195,398277.00 km2
(106.95 sq mi)		 South Cotabato XII CCRA 08803  [92] August 16, 2000  [92] October 8, 2000
10°25′31″N122°55′21″E / 10.4253°N 122.9224°E / 10.4253; 122.9224 (La Carlota) La Carlota 66,664137.29 km2
(53.01 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 04585  [93] June 19, 1965  [93] January 22, 1966
6°39′29″N122°08′13″E / 6.6580°N 122.1370°E / 6.6580; 122.1370 (Lamitan) Lamitan 100,150354.45 km2
(136.85 sq mi)		 Basilan BARMM CCRA 09393  [94] March 15, 2007  [94] June 18, 2007  [26]
18°11′50″N120°35′37″E / 18.1973°N 120.5935°E / 18.1973; 120.5935 (Laoag) Laoag 111,651116.08 km2
(44.82 sq mi)		 Ilocos Norte I CCRA 04584  [95] June 19, 1965  [95] January 1, 1966
10°17′59″N123°58′53″E / 10.2998°N 123.9815°E / 10.2998; 123.9815 (Lapu-Lapu) Lapu-Lapu City 497,60458.10 km2
(22.43 sq mi)		 Cebu VII HUCRA 03134  [96] June 17, 1961  [96] December 31, 1961  [97]
14°28′50″N120°58′55″E / 14.4806°N 120.9819°E / 14.4806; 120.9819 (Las Piñas) Las Piñas 606,29332.69 km2
(12.62 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 08251  [98] February 12, 1997  [98] March 26, 1997
13°08′20″N123°44′03″E / 13.1388°N 123.7343°E / 13.1388; 123.7343 (Legazpi) Legazpi 209,533153.70 km2
(59.34 sq mi)		 Albay V CCRA 02234  [99] June 12, 1959  [99] June 12, 1959
13°14′28″N123°32′14″E / 13.2411°N 123.5373°E / 13.2411; 123.5373 (Ligao) Ligao 118,096246.75 km2
(95.27 sq mi)		 Albay V CCRA 09008  [100] February 21, 2001  [100] March 24, 2001
13°56′29″N121°09′51″E / 13.9414°N 121.1642°E / 13.9414; 121.1642 (Lipa) Lipa 372,931209.40 km2
(80.85 sq mi)		 Batangas IV-A CCRA 00162  [101] June 20, 1947  [101] June 20, 1947  [102]
13°55′34″N121°36′51″E / 13.9260°N 121.6141°E / 13.9260; 121.6141 (Lucena) Lucena 278,92480.21 km2
(30.97 sq mi)		 Quezon IV-A HUCRA 03271  [103] June 17, 1961  [103] August 19, 1962  [104]
10°08′01″N124°50′46″E / 10.1335°N 124.8460°E / 10.1335; 124.8460 (Maasin) Maasin 87,446211.71 km2
(81.74 sq mi)		 Southern Leyte VIII CCRA 08796  [105] July 11, 2000  [105] August 10, 2000
15°13′22″N120°34′24″E / 15.2228°N 120.5733°E / 15.2228; 120.5733 (Mabalacat) Mabalacat 293,244  [lower-alpha 9] 83.18 km2
(32.12 sq mi)		 Pampanga III CCRA 10164  [106] May 15, 2012  [106] July 21, 2012  [40]
14°33′24″N121°01′25″E / 14.5568°N 121.0235°E / 14.5568; 121.0235 (Makati) Makati 629,616  [lower-alpha 10] 21.57 km2
(8.33 sq mi)  [lower-alpha 10] 		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 07854  [107] January 2, 1995  [107] February 4, 1995
14°40′31″N120°57′26″E / 14.6752°N 120.9573°E / 14.6752; 120.9573 (Malabon) Malabon 380,52215.71 km2
(6.07 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 09019  [108] March 5, 2001  [108] April 21, 2001
8°09′19″N125°07′49″E / 8.1553°N 125.1304°E / 8.1553; 125.1304 (Malaybalay) Malaybalay 190,712969.19 km2
(374.21 sq mi)		 Bukidnon X CCRA 08490  [109] February 11, 1998  [109] March 22, 1998
14°50′37″N120°48′41″E / 14.8437°N 120.8113°E / 14.8437; 120.8113 (Malolos) Malolos 261,18967.25 km2
(25.97 sq mi)		 Bulacan III CCRA 08754  [110] November 4, 1999  [110] December 18, 1999  [111]
14°34′39″N121°02′00″E / 14.5774°N 121.0334°E / 14.5774; 121.0334 (Mandaluyong) Mandaluyong 425,75811.26 km2
(4.35 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 07675  [112] February 9, 1994  [112] April 10, 1994
10°20′37″N123°56′32″E / 10.3437°N 123.9422°E / 10.3437; 123.9422 (Mandaue) Mandaue 364,11625.18 km2
(9.72 sq mi)		 Cebu VII HUCRA 05519  [113] June 21, 1969  [113] August 30, 1969  [114]
14°35′26″N120°58′48″E / 14.5906°N 120.9799°E / 14.5906; 120.9799 (Manila) Manila 1,846,51342.34 km2
(16.35 sq mi)		none NCR HUCAct 0183  [115] July 31, 1901  [115] July 31, 1901
8°00′12″N124°17′12″E / 8.0034°N 124.2866°E / 8.0034; 124.2866 (Marawi) Marawi 207,01087.55 km2
(33.80 sq mi)		 Lanao del Sur BARMM CCCA 592  [116] August 19, 1940  [117] September 30, 1950  [117]
14°37′59″N121°05′57″E / 14.6331°N 121.0993°E / 14.6331; 121.0993 (Marikina) Marikina 456,15921.52 km2
(8.31 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 08223  [118] November 6, 1996  [118] December 7, 1996
12°22′14″N123°37′30″E / 12.3705°N 123.6249°E / 12.3705; 123.6249 (Masbate City) Masbate City 104,522188.00 km2
(72.59 sq mi)		 Masbate V CCRA 08807  [119] August 16, 2000  [119] September 30, 2000
6°57′41″N126°12′53″E / 6.9614°N 126.2147°E / 6.9614; 126.2147 (Mati) Mati 147,547588.63 km2
(227.27 sq mi)		 Davao Oriental XI CCRA 09408  [120] March 24, 2007  [120] June 18, 2007  [26]
14°44′04″N120°57′26″E / 14.7345°N 120.9571°E / 14.7345; 120.9571 (Meycauayan) Meycauayan 225,67332.10 km2
(12.39 sq mi)		 Bulacan III CCRA 09356  [121] October 2, 2006  [121] December 10, 2006  [122]
14°23′38″N121°02′28″E / 14.3940°N 121.0410°E / 14.3940; 121.0410 (Muñoz) Muñoz 84,308163.05 km2
(62.95 sq mi)		 Nueva Ecija III CCRA 08977  [123] November 7, 2000  [123] December 9, 2000
15°42′47″N120°54′15″E / 15.7131°N 120.9041°E / 15.7131; 120.9041 (Muntinlupa) Muntinlupa 543,44539.75 km2
(15.35 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 07926  [124] March 1, 1995  [124] May 8, 1995
13°37′26″N123°11′06″E / 13.6240°N 123.1850°E / 13.6240; 123.1850 (Naga) Naga 209,17084.48 km2
(32.62 sq mi)		 Camarines Sur V ICCRA 00305  [125] June 18, 1948  [125] June 18, 1948
10°12′33″N123°45′24″E / 10.2093°N 123.7567°E / 10.2093; 123.7567 (Naga) Naga 133,184101.97 km2
(39.37 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 09491  [126] July 15, 2007  [126] September 2, 2007  [36]
14°39′25″N120°56′52″E / 14.6569°N 120.9478°E / 14.6569; 120.9478 (Navotas) Navotas 247,5438.94 km2
(3.45 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 09387  [127] March 10, 2007  [127] June 24, 2007  [26]
14°49′53″N120°17′01″E / 14.8314°N 120.2835°E / 14.8314; 120.2835 (Olongapo) Olongapo 260,317103.3 km2
(39.9 sq mi)		 Zambales III HUCRA 04645  [128] June 1, 1966  [128] June 1, 1966
11°00′16″N124°36′27″E / 11.0044°N 124.6075°E / 11.0044; 124.6075 (Ormoc) Ormoc 230,998613.60 km2
(236.91 sq mi)		 Leyte VIII ICCRA 00179  [129] June 21, 1947  [129] October 20, 1947  [130]
8°29′07″N123°48′21″E / 8.4852°N 123.8059°E / 8.4852; 123.8059 (Oroquieta) Oroquieta 72,301237.88 km2
(91.85 sq mi)		 Misamis Occidental X CCRA 05518  [131] June 21, 1969  [131] January 1, 1970
8°10′09″N123°50′43″E / 8.1691°N 123.8454°E / 8.1691; 123.8454 (Ozamiz) Ozamiz 140,334169.95 km2
(65.62 sq mi)		 Misamis Occidental X CCRA 00321  [132] June 19, 1948  [132] June 19, 1948  [133]
7°49′30″N123°26′11″E / 7.8249°N 123.4365°E / 7.8249; 123.4365 (Pagadian) Pagadian 210,452378.80 km2
(146.26 sq mi)		 Zamboanga del Sur IX CCRA 05478  [134] June 21, 1969  [134] June 21, 1969
15°32′27″N121°05′03″E / 15.5408°N 121.0842°E / 15.5408; 121.0842 (Palayan) Palayan 45,383101.40 km2
(39.15 sq mi)		 Nueva Ecija III CCRA 04475  [135] June 19, 1965  [135] June 19, 1965
7°18′01″N125°40′57″E / 7.3004°N 125.6826°E / 7.3004; 125.6826 (Panabo) Panabo 209,230251.23 km2
(97.00 sq mi)		 Davao del Norte XI CCRA 09015  [136] February 28, 2001  [136] March 31, 2001
14°30′03″N120°59′29″E / 14.5007°N 120.9915°E / 14.5007; 120.9915 (Parañaque) Parañaque 689,99246.57 km2
(17.98 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 08507  [137] February 13, 1998  [137] March 22, 1998
14°32′37″N120°59′43″E / 14.5437°N 120.9954°E / 14.5437; 120.9954 (Pasay) Pasay 440,65613.97 km2
(5.39 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 7] NCR HUCRA 00183  [138] June 21, 1947  [138] August 16, 1947  [139]
14°33′38″N121°04′36″E / 14.5605°N 121.0767°E / 14.5605; 121.0767 (Pasig) Pasig 803,159  [lower-alpha 11] 48.46 km2
(18.71 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 07829  [140] December 8, 1994  [140] January 21, 1995
11°07′03″N122°38′36″E / 11.1174°N 122.6432°E / 11.1174; 122.6432 (Passi) Passi 88,873251.39 km2
(97.06 sq mi)		 Iloilo VI CCRA 08469  [141] January 30, 1998  [141] March 14, 1998
9°44′15″N118°44′06″E / 9.7376°N 118.7350°E / 9.7376; 118.7350 (Puerto Princesa) Puerto Princesa 307,0792,381.02 km2
(919.32 sq mi)		 Palawan Mimaropa HUCRA 05906  [142] June 21, 1969  [142] January 1, 1970  [38]
14°39′03″N121°02′55″E / 14.6509°N 121.0486°E / 14.6509; 121.0486 (Quezon City) Quezon City 2,960,048171.71 km2
(66.30 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 7] NCR HUCCA 502  [143] October 12, 1939October 12, 1939
11°35′22″N122°45′00″E / 11.5895°N 122.7500°E / 11.5895; 122.7500 (Roxas) Roxas 179,29295.07 km2
(36.71 sq mi)		 Capiz VI CCRA 00603  [144] April 11, 1951  [144] May 12, 1951  [145]
10°53′46″N123°24′55″E / 10.8960°N 123.4154°E / 10.8960; 123.4154 (Sagay) Sagay 148,894330.34 km2
(127.54 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 08192  [146] June 11, 1996  [146] August 10, 1996
7°05′16″N125°44′24″E / 7.0878°N 125.7400°E / 7.0878; 125.7400 (Samal) Samal 209,230301.30 km2
(116.33 sq mi)		 Davao del Norte XI CCRA 08471  [147] January 30, 1998  [147] March 7, 1998
10°29′34″N123°24′34″E / 10.4929°N 123.4094°E / 10.4929; 123.4094 (San Carlos (Negros Occidental)) San Carlos 132,650451.50 km2
(174.33 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 02643  [148] June 18, 1960  [148] June 18, 1960
15°55′36″N120°20′44″E / 15.9266°N 120.3456°E / 15.9266; 120.3456 (San Carlos (Pangasinan)) San Carlos 205,424169.03 km2
(65.26 sq mi)		 Pangasinan I CCRA 04487  [149] June 19, 1965  [149] January 1, 1966
16°37′00″N120°19′05″E / 16.6168°N 120.3180°E / 16.6168; 120.3180 (San Fernando (La Union)) San Fernando 125,640102.72 km2
(39.66 sq mi)		 La Union I CCRA 08509  [150] February 13, 1998  [150] March 20, 1998
15°01′42″N120°41′38″E / 15.0283°N 120.6938°E / 15.0283; 120.6938 (San Fernando (Pampanga)) San Fernando 354,66667.74 km2
(26.15 sq mi)		 Pampanga III CCRA 08990  [151] January 26, 2001  [151] February 3, 2001
15°47′30″N120°59′21″E / 15.7917°N 120.9891°E / 15.7917; 120.9891 (San Jose) San Jose 150,917185.99 km2
(71.81 sq mi)		 Nueva Ecija III CCRA 06051  [152] August 4, 1969  [152] August 4, 1969
14°48′40″N121°02′57″E / 14.8110°N 121.0491°E / 14.8110; 121.0491 (San Jose del Monte) San Jose del Monte 651,813105.53 km2
(40.75 sq mi)		 Bulacan III CCRA 08797  [153] July 15, 2000  [153] September 10, 2000
14°36′17″N121°01′48″E / 14.6047°N 121.0299°E / 14.6047; 121.0299 (San Juan) San Juan 126,3475.95 km2
(2.30 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 09388  [154] March 11, 2007  [154] June 16, 2007  [26]
14°04′12″N121°19′32″E / 14.0700°N 121.3255°E / 14.0700; 121.3255 (San Pablo) San Pablo 285,348197.56 km2
(76.28 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCCA 520  [155] May 7, 1940March 30, 1941  [156]
14°21′49″N121°03′11″E / 14.3636°N 121.0531°E / 14.3636; 121.0531 (San Pedro) San Pedro 326,00124.05 km2
(9.29 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCRA 10420  [157] March 27, 2013  [157] December 28, 2013  [158]
14°18′51″N121°06′44″E / 14.3143°N 121.1121°E / 14.3143; 121.1121 (Santa Rosa) Santa Rosa 414,81254.84 km2
(21.17 sq mi)		 Laguna IV-A CCRA 09264  [159] March 10, 2004  [159] July 10, 2004  [160]
14°03′02″N121°06′36″E / 14.0505°N 121.1100°E / 14.0505; 121.1100 (Santo Tomas) Santo Tomas 218,50095.41 km2
(36.84 sq mi)		 Batangas IV-A CCRA 11086  [161] October 5, 2018  [161] September 7, 2019
16°42′14″N121°33′50″E / 16.7040°N 121.5639°E / 16.7040; 121.5639 (Santiago) Santiago 148,580255.50 km2
(98.65 sq mi)		 Isabela II ICCRA 07720  [162] May 5, 1994  [162] July 3, 1994
10°47′53″N122°58′33″E / 10.7980°N 122.9757°E / 10.7980; 122.9757 (Silay) Silay 130,478214.80 km2
(82.93 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 01621  [163] June 12, 1957  [163] June 12, 1957
9°45′00″N122°24′07″E / 9.7500°N 122.4019°E / 9.7500; 122.4019 (Sipalay) Sipalay 72,448379.78 km2
(146.63 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 09027  [164] March 5, 2001  [164] March 31, 2001
12°58′15″N124°00′19″E / 12.9707°N 124.0052°E / 12.9707; 124.0052 (Sorsogon City) Sorsogon City 182,237276.11 km2
(106.61 sq mi)		 Sorsogon V CCRA 08806  [165] August 16, 2000  [165] December 16, 2000
9°47′30″N125°29′34″E / 9.7916°N 125.4929°E / 9.7916; 125.4929 (Surigao City) Surigao City 171,107245.30 km2
(94.71 sq mi)		 Surigao del Norte XIII CCRA 06134  [166] August 31, 1970  [166] August 31, 1970
13°21′33″N123°43′47″E / 13.3592°N 123.7298°E / 13.3592; 123.7298 (Tabaco) Tabaco 140,961117.14 km2
(45.23 sq mi)		 Albay V CCRA 09020  [167] March 5, 2001  [167] March 24, 2001
17°24′49″N121°26′38″E / 17.4136°N 121.4440°E / 17.4136; 121.4440 (Tabuk) Tabuk 121,033700.25 km2
(270.37 sq mi)		 Kalinga CAR CCRA 09404  [168] March 23, 2007  [168] June 23, 2007  [26]
11°14′35″N125°00′29″E / 11.2430°N 125.0081°E / 11.2430; 125.0081 (Tacloban) Tacloban 251,881201.72 km2
(77.88 sq mi)		 Leyte VIII HUCRA 00760  [169] June 20, 1952  [169] June 12, 1953  [170]
6°41′18″N124°40′43″E / 6.6884°N 124.6786°E / 6.6884; 124.6786 (Tacurong) Tacurong 109,319153.40 km2
(59.23 sq mi)		 Sultan Kudarat XII CCRA 08805  [171] August 16, 2000  [171] September 18, 2000
14°06′54″N120°57′49″E / 14.1149°N 120.9635°E / 14.1149; 120.9635 (Tagaytay) Tagaytay 85,33065.00 km2
(25.10 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCCA 338  [172] June 21, 1938  [172] June 21, 1938
9°38′26″N123°51′23″E / 9.6405°N 123.8565°E / 9.6405; 123.8565 (Tagbilaran) Tagbilaran 104,97636.50 km2
(14.09 sq mi)		 Bohol VII CCRA 04660  [173] June 18, 1966  [173] July 1, 1966
14°31′36″N121°04′28″E / 14.5266°N 121.0744°E / 14.5266; 121.0744 (Taguig) Taguig 886,722  [lower-alpha 12] 47.28 km2
(18.25 sq mi)  [lower-alpha 12] 		none  [lower-alpha 8] NCR HUCRA 08487  [174] February 11, 1998  [174] December 8, 2004  [175]
7°26′48″N125°48′34″E / 7.4468°N 125.8095°E / 7.4468; 125.8095 (Tagum) Tagum 296,202195.80 km2
(75.60 sq mi)		 Davao del Norte XI CCRA 08472  [176] January 30, 1998  [176] March 7, 1998
10°14′44″N123°50′52″E / 10.2455°N 123.8478°E / 10.2455; 123.8478 (Talisay (Cebu)) Talisay 263,04839.87 km2
(15.39 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 08979  [177] November 22, 2000  [177] December 30, 2000
10°44′14″N122°58′02″E / 10.7372°N 122.9673°E / 10.7372; 122.9673 (Talisay (Negros Occidental)) Talisay 108,909201.18 km2
(77.68 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 08489  [178] February 11, 1998  [178] February 11, 1998
14°05′07″N121°09′10″E / 14.0853°N 121.1528°E / 14.0853; 121.1528 (Tanauan) Tanauan 193,936107.16 km2
(41.37 sq mi)		 Batangas IV-A CCRA 09005  [179] February 2, 2001  [179] March 10, 2001
9°04′47″N126°11′51″E / 9.0798°N 126.1976°E / 9.0798; 126.1976 (Tandag) Tandag 62,669291.73 km2
(112.64 sq mi)		 Surigao del Sur XIII CCRA 09392  [180] March 15, 2007  [180] June 23, 2007  [26]
8°03′45″N123°45′02″E / 8.0625°N 123.7505°E / 8.0625; 123.7505 (Tangub) Tangub 68,389162.78 km2
(62.85 sq mi)		 Misamis Occidental X CCRA 05131  [181] June 17, 1967  [181] February 28, 1968  [182]
9°30′58″N123°09′26″E / 9.5162°N 123.1573°E / 9.5162; 123.1573 (Tanjay) Tanjay 82,642267.05 km2
(103.11 sq mi)		 Negros Oriental VII CCRA 09026  [183] March 5, 2001  [183] March 31, 2001
15°29′09″N120°35′22″E / 15.4859°N 120.5895°E / 15.4859; 120.5895 (Tarlac City) Tarlac City 385,398274.66 km2
(106.05 sq mi)		 Tarlac III CCRA 08593  [184] March 12, 1998  [184] April 19, 1998
14°01′35″N121°35′30″E / 14.0263°N 121.5918°E / 14.0263; 121.5918 (Tayabas) Tayabas 112,658230.95 km2
(89.17 sq mi)		 Quezon IV-A CCRA 09398  [185] March 18, 2007  [185] July 14, 2007  [36]
10°22′48″N123°38′21″E / 10.3799°N 123.6393°E / 10.3799; 123.6393 (Toledo) Toledo 207,314216.28 km2
(83.51 sq mi)		 Cebu VII CCRA 02688  [186] June 18, 1960  [186] June 18, 1960
14°16′51″N120°52′03″E / 14.2809°N 120.8675°E / 14.2809; 120.8675 (Trece Martires) Trece Martires 210,50339.10 km2
(15.10 sq mi)		 Cavite IV-A CCRA 00981  [187] May 24, 1954  [187] January 1, 1956
17°36′45″N121°43′58″E / 17.6125°N 121.7327°E / 17.6125; 121.7327 (Tuguegarao) Tuguegarao 166,334144.80 km2
(55.91 sq mi)		 Cagayan II CCRA 08755  [188] November 4, 1999  [188] December 18, 1999
15°58′31″N120°34′01″E / 15.9753°N 120.5670°E / 15.9753; 120.5670 (Urdaneta) Urdaneta 144,577100.26 km2
(38.71 sq mi)		 Pangasinan I CCRA 08480  [189] February 10, 1998  [189] March 21, 1998
7°54′10″N125°05′23″E / 7.9028°N 125.0898°E / 7.9028; 125.0898 (Valencia) Valencia 216,546587.29 km2
(226.75 sq mi)		 Bukidnon X CCRA 08985  [190] December 5, 2000  [190] December 30, 2000
14°42′28″N120°56′46″E / 14.7077°N 120.9462°E / 14.7077; 120.9462 (Valenzuela) Valenzuela 714,97847.02 km2
(18.15 sq mi)		none  [lower-alpha 13] NCR HUCRA 08526  [191] February 14, 1998  [191] December 30, 1998
10°53′46″N123°04′21″E / 10.8962°N 123.0726°E / 10.8962; 123.0726 (Victorias) Victorias 90,101133.92 km2
(51.71 sq mi)		 Negros Occidental VI CCRA 08488  [192] February 11, 1998  [192] March 21, 1998
17°34′22″N120°23′12″E / 17.5729°N 120.3867°E / 17.5729; 120.3867 (Vigan) Vigan 53,93525.12 km2
(9.70 sq mi)		 Ilocos Sur I CCRA 08988  [193] December 27, 2000  [193] January 22, 2001
6°54′17″N122°04′35″E / 6.9046°N 122.0763°E / 6.9046; 122.0763 (Zamboanga City) Zamboanga City 977,234 [194] 1,453.27 km2
(561.11 sq mi) [195] 		Zamboanga del Sur IX HUCCA 039  [196] October 12, 1936  [196] February 26, 1937  [197]

Table notes

  1. ↑ Land area figures are taken from the Philippine Statistics Authority.
  2. ↑ Highly urbanized cities (HUC) and independent component cities (ICC) are legally independent from any province, although they are often grouped with the province they belonged to prior to their cityhood. The province indicated for such cities, as grouped by the Philippine Statistics Authority, is in italics.
  3. ↑ Some of these city charters have been replaced, revised, or amended since. The link to the text of the original city charter is given if available online.
  4. ↑ Most city charters were approved after being signed by the president. However, some were approved only after they lapsed into law, i.e. becoming law without the president's signature, which is possible if 30 days after being sent to the president's office for approval the act has remained unsigned.
  5. ↑ Before 1987, most municipalities gained cityhood immediately after the enactment or approval of their city charters. Only few pre-1987 city charters had a set date of effectivity (such as Tagbilaran's and Dipolog's) or required a plebiscite for the city to acquire corporate existence (such as Caloocan's or Laoag's). However, since 1987 city charters require ratification through a plebiscite, with a majority of votes cast by city residents affirming the charter. If not enough information is available, a charter's date of approval is assumed to be its date of effectivity, and the date is in italics.
  6. ↑ Population figure for Angeles includes residents of disputed areas between its boundary with Mabalacat.
  7. 1 2 3 Prior to receiving their charters, Quezon City, Caloocan and Pasay were part of the province of Rizal, and remained only nominally so until the organization of Metro Manila in 1975.
  8. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 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.
  9. ↑ Population figure for Mabalacat excludes residents of disputed areas between its boundary with Angeles City.
  10. 1 2 Land area and population figures for Makati exclude Post Proper Northside and Post Proper Southside, which are still administered by Makati, but ruled in court to be part of Taguig in 2003.
  11. ↑ Population figure for Pasig excludes residents in areas disputed between this city and the municipality of Cainta, Rizal.
  12. 1 2 Land area and population figures for Taguig include Post Proper Northside and Post Proper Southside, which are still administered by Makati, but ruled in court to be part of Taguig in 2023.
  13. ↑ Prior to the organization of the Metropolitan Manila Area in 1975, the then-municipality of Valenzuela was a part of the province of Bulacan.
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