Silmugi River

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Silmugi River
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Silmugi River mouth
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Silmugi River (Philippines)
Location
Country Philippines
Region Central Visayas
Province Cebu
City/municipality Borbon
Physical characteristics
Mouth Camotes Sea
  location
Borbon
  coordinates
10°50′28″N124°02′01″E / 10.841138°N 124.033594°E / 10.841138; 124.033594

The Silmugi River is a river in the municipality of Borbon in Cebu province in the Philippines.


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