Topography
MOUNTAIN RANGES
Located in the Northwestern part of Luzon, Ilocos Norte settles on a wide plain between the foothills of the Central Cordillera ranges on the east and the China Sea on the west. The winding and rugged mountain ranges extend to Abra in the South. Its backbone angles steeply toward the southwest and wedges through Ilocos Sur.
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WATER BODIES
The provincial coastline, an extension of the beaches of Pangasinan, La Union and Ilocos Sur, is dotted with numerous coves and tide-rivers. It further cuts into the foremost coastal configuration of Bangui and Pasaleng Bays. The coast of Pasaleng Bay is shared with Cagayan Province.

Sources: Land Resources Evaluation Project of Ilocos Norte, Bureau of Soils and Department of Agriculture

Sources: Land Resources Evaluation Project of Ilocos Norte, Bureau of Soils and Department of Agriculture



























