Overview

Pangasinan is a coastal province located in the Ilocos Region (Region I) of the Philippines. Known for its rich history, expansive agricultural lands, and famous beaches, Pangasinan serves as a major cultural and economic hub in Northern Luzon.

Administrative Divisions

Cities

• Dagupan City — A major commercial and educational center known for its thriving bangus (milkfish) industry.
• San Carlos City — One of the largest cities in the province, serving as an important agricultural and trade hub.
• Urdaneta City — A rapidly growing city known for its commercial activity and strategic location.
• Alaminos City — Home to the famous Hundred Islands National Park.

Municipalities

• Agno — A coastal municipality known for its scenic beaches.
• Aguilar — A quiet agricultural town with rich cultural heritage.
• Alcala — Known for its agricultural products and peaceful rural environment.
• Anda — Famous for its pristine beaches and island attractions.
• Asingan — A landlocked municipality known for farming and local craftsmanship.
• Balungao — Home to hot springs and mountain attractions.
• Bani — A coastal town known for its beautiful beaches and eco-tourism sites.
• Basista — A small agricultural municipality.
• Bautista — Known for its historical significance and rural landscapes.
• Bayambang — A large municipality known for its cultural festivals and agricultural production.
• Binalonan — A growing municipality with a mix of agriculture and commerce.
• Binmaley — Known for aquaculture and coastal attractions.
• Bolinao — A popular tourist destination with beaches, caves, and historical sites.
• Bugallon — A municipality with diverse agricultural activities.
• Burgos — Known for its scenic coastal views and eco-tourism.
• Calasiao — Famous for its native delicacy, Calasiao Puto.
• Dasol — A coastal town known for its beaches and salt-making industry.
• Infanta — A quiet municipality with agricultural lands.
• Labrador — Known for its coastal attractions and rural charm.
• Laoac — A small agricultural municipality.
• Lingayen — The capital of Pangasinan, known for its historic sites and government center.
• Mabini — A rural municipality with agricultural activities.
• Malasiqui — One of the largest municipalities, known for its commercial and agricultural sectors.
• Manaoag — Famous for the Minor Basilica of Our Lady of Manaoag, a major pilgrimage site.
• Mangaldan — A growing municipality known for its local delicacies and commerce.
• Mangatarem — A large municipality with diverse agricultural and eco-tourism attractions.
• Mapandan — A small municipality known for its peaceful rural environment.
• Natividad — Known for its natural attractions and rural landscapes.
• Pozorrubio — A commercial and agricultural municipality.
• Rosales — Known for its commercial centers and historical sites.
• San Fabian — A coastal municipality with popular beach resorts.
• San Jacinto — A quiet agricultural town.
• San Manuel — Known for its agricultural production and energy facilities.
• San Nicolas — A rural municipality with scenic landscapes.
• San Quintin — Known for its agricultural lands and rural charm.
• Santa Barbara — A growing municipality with commercial and agricultural activities.
• Santa Maria — A rural municipality known for farming.
• Santo Tomas — A small agricultural town.
• Sison — A municipality with a mix of agriculture and commerce.
• Sual — Home to a major power plant and coastal attractions.
• Tayug — Known for its agricultural production.
• Umingan — A large agricultural municipality.
• Urbiztondo — Known for its agricultural activities.
• Villasis — A commercial and agricultural municipality.

Key Features

• Capital: Lingayen
• Region: Ilocos Region (Region I)
• Land Area: Approximately 5,451 square kilometers
• Major Industries: Agriculture, aquaculture, tourism, commerce

Related Pages & Guides

• Region I Administrative Page
• Cities & Towns of Pangasinan
• Province of La Union
• Province of Ilocos Norte
• Province of Ilocos Sur