North Luzon

{{Infobox settlement
| name               = North Luzon
| native_name        = Northern Luzon
| official_name      = Hilagang LuzonAmianan ti LuzonAmianen ya Luzon
| other_name         = 
| image_map          = Northern luzon en.png
| map_caption        = a map of Northern Luzon located at the Luzon island.
| image_skyline      = 
| settlement_type    = Sub region
| pushpin_map        = 
| pushpin_map_caption = 
| coordinates        = 
| subdivision_type   = Continent
| subdivision_name   = Southeast Asia
| subdivision_type1  = Country
| subdivision_name1  = Philippines
| subdivision_type2  = Archipelago
| subdivision_name2  = Luzon
| subdivision_type3  = Regions
| subdivision_name3  = CARMetro BaguioIlocos RegionCagayan Valley
| subdivision_type4  = Regional center
| subdivision_name4  = San FernandoTuguegarao| subdivision_type5  = Regional center & Highly urbanized cities
| subdivision_name5  = Baguio| subdivision_type6  = Independent city
| subdivision_name6  = Santiago, IsabelaDagupan, Pangasinan
| population_total   = TBA
| population_as_of   = 2015
| blank_name_sec1    = Languages
| blank_info_sec1    = Filipino| area_land_km2      = 
}}


North Luzon or Northern Luzon is a sub-super region in the Philippines. It comprises the three regions of Ilocos Region, Cordillera Administrative Region (including Metro Baguio) and the Cagayan Valley. The native speakers in these region are the Ilocano people and Pangasinan people. Sometimes, Central Luzon is included in this subregion, and the native speakers include Kapampangan people and Tagalog people.

Geography

Baguio City is a 1st class highly urbanized city in the province of Benguet (geographically only) within in Northern Luzon'' before Dagupan and Santiago independent city itself.

Regions

 Region  Regional center  Population (2015)  Basin Cordillera Administrative Region Baguio 1,722,006 --- Ilocos Region San Fernando 5,026,128 Luzon Sea Cagayan Valley Tuguegarao 3,451,410 Philippine Sea

Provinces

 Province/Cities of the Philippines  Capital  Languages  Population(2010)  Sq/Meter(km²)  Density(km²)AbraBanguedIlocano dialects, Itneg247,802ApayaoKabugaoIlocano dialects, Isnag123,848BatanesBascoIvatan17,875BenguetLa TrinidadKankanaey, Ibaloi846,552CagayanTuguegaraoIlocano dialects1,273,219IfugaoLagaweIfugao210,669Ilocos NorteLaoagIlocano language593,081Ilocos SurViganIlocano language689,668IsabelaIlaganIlocano dialects1,685,138KalingaTabukKalinga220,229	La UnionSan FernandoIlocano language786,653	Mountain ProvinceBontocIlocano dialects/Kankanaey/Bontoc156,988Nueva VizcayaBayombongIlocano dialects/Pangasinan language482,893QuirinoCabarroguisIlocano dialects/Ifugao/Kankanaey197,918PangasinanLingayenPangasinan language, Ilocano2,956,726Baguio— Ibaloi/Kankanaey/Ilocano dialectsDagupan—Pangasinan language, Ilocano

If Central Luzon is included:

Provinces

Province/Cities  Capital Population(2020) Area Density Languages km² sq mi /km2 /sq mi Aurora Baler235,750 Tayabas Tagalog (Traditional Tagalog), Ilocano Bataan Balanga 853,373  Bataan Tagalog (Classical Tagalog), Kapampangan, Ilocano Bulacan Malolos3,708,890   Bulacan Tagalog (Classical Tagalog), KapampanganNueva Ecija   Palayan2,310,134  Bulacan Tagalog (Classical Tagalog), Ilocano, Kapampangan, PangasinanPampanga San Fernando  2,437,709  Kapampangan, Tagalog Tarlac  Tarlac City1,503,456   Kapampangan, Ilocano, Pangasinan, Tagalog Zambales Iba 649,615   Tagalog,  Ilocano, Sambal, Kapampangan, Pangasinan Angeles City —462,928  Kapampangan, Tagalog Olongapo —260,317  Bataan Tagalog (Classical Tagalog),  Ilocano, Sambal, Kapampangan, Pangasinan

 Largest cities

Related pages
 South Luzon (sub-region)
 Central Luzon (region)

Reference

Category:Regions of the Philippines