Bontoc
Bontoc, officially the Municipality of Bontoc, is a municipality and capital of the province of Mountain Province, Philippines. According to the 2024 census, it has a population of 23,466 people.
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Latitude
17.0905° or 17° 5′ 26″ north
Longitude
120.9769° or 120° 58′ 37″ east
Open location code
7Q923XRG+5Q
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = town
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In Other Languages
From Amis to Zulu—“Bontoc” goes by many names.
BontocAmis
BontocAsturian
BontocBalinese
BontocBanjar
BontocBasque
BontocBatak Toba
BontocBuginese
BontocCapiznon
BontocCatalan
BontocCebuano
BontocCentral Bikol
BontocChavacano
邦圖克Chinese
BontocDagbani
BontocDanish
BontocDutch
BontocEsperanto
BontocFijian
BontocFilipino
ბონტოკიGeorgian
ბონტოკი (მთის პროვინცია)Georgian
BontocGorontalo
BontocHausa
BontocHiligaynon
BontocHiri Motu
BontocIgbo
BontocIloko
Bontoc, Mountain ProvinceIloko
BontocIndonesian
BontocIrish
BontocItalian
BontocJamaican Creole English
ボントックJapanese
ボントック (マウンテン州)Japanese
BontocJavanese
BontocKinaray-A
BontocKongo
본톡Korean
BontokaLatvian
BontocMalagasy
BontocMalay
BontocMaori
BontocMin Nan Chinese
文篤Min Nan Chinese
BontocMinangkabau
BontocNauru
BontocNorwegian
BontocNorwegian Bokmål
BontocOccitan (post 1500)
BontocOld English (ca. 450-1100)
BontocOromo
BontocPaiwan
BontocPampanga
BontocPangasinan
BontocRinconada Bikol
БонтокRussian
BontocSakizaya
BontocSamoan
BontocScots
BontocSlovenian
BontocSundanese
BontocSwahili
BontocSwedish
Bayan ng BontocTagalog
BontocTagalog
Bontoc, Lalawigang BulubundukinTagalog
Bontoc, Mountain ProvinceTagalog
BontocTahitian
โบนโตกThai
BontocTok Pisin
بونتوکUrdu
بونتوک، ماؤنٹین صوبہUrdu
BontocVietnamese
BontocWaray (Philippines)
BontocWelsh
BontocXhosa
BontocYoruba
BontocZulu
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