Calatrava

Calatrava, officially the Municipality of Calatrava, is a municipality in the province of , . According to the 2024 census, it has a population of 83,813 people.
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Latitude
10.59404° or 10° 35′ 39″ north
Longitude
123.47638° or 123° 28′ 35″ east
Open location code
7Q25HFVG+JH
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place = town
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In Other Languages

From Amis to Zulu—“Calatrava” goes by many names.
CalatravaAmis
CalatravaAsturian
CalatravaBalinese
CalatravaBanjar
CalatravaBasque
CalatravaBatak Toba
CalatravaBuginese
CalatravaCapiznon
CalatravaCatalan
CalatravaCebuano
Calatrava, Negros OccidentalCebuano
CalatravaCentral Bikol
CalatravaChavacano
CalatravaDagbani
CalatravaDanish
CalatravaDutch
CalatravaEsperanto
CalatravaFijian
CalatravaFilipino
კალატრავაGeorgian
კალატრავა (დასავლეთი ნეგროსი)Georgian
CalatravaGorontalo
CalatravaHausa
CalatravaHiligaynon
CalatravaHiri Motu
CalatravaIgbo
CalatravaIloko
Calatrava, Negros OccidentalIloko
CalatravaIndonesian
CalatravaIrish
CalatravaItalian
CalatravaJamaican Creole English
カラトラバJapanese
CalatravaJavanese
CalatravaKinaray-A
CalatravaKongo
칼라트라바Korean
CalatravaMalagasy
CalatravaMalay
CalatravaMaori
CalatravaMinangkabau
CalatravaNauru
CalatravaOld English (ca. 450-1100)
CalatravaOromo
CalatravaPaiwan
CalatravaPampanga
CalatravaPangasinan
CalatravaRinconada Bikol
КалатраваRussian
CalatravaSakizaya
CalatravaSamoan
CalatravaScots
CalatravaSundanese
CalatravaSwahili
CalatravaTagalog
Calatrava, Negros OccidentalTagalog
CalatravaTahitian
CalatravaTok Pisin
کالاتراوا، نیگروس اولینٹلUrdu
CalatravaVietnamese
CalatravaWaray (Philippines)
Calatrava, Negros OccidentalWaray (Philippines)
CalatravaWelsh
CalatravaXhosa
CalatravaYoruba
CalatravaZulu

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