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Population
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Location
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Rizal Province on the north
Sierra Mountain Ranges on the northeast
Quezon Province on the southeast
Batangas on the south
Laguna de Bay and Cavite on the west
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Agriculture
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The agriculture industry relies mainly on rice, fruits and
vegetables production; fishing and forestry. Agribased industries such as
cutflower and ornamental plant growing are thriving in the province.
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Industry
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Big companies engaged in light to medium industries such as
electronic, food processing, consumer products and garments. Small and
medum scale industries also flourish such as wood carving, papier mache,
basketry and wood products.
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Industrial Estates:
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Carmelray Industrial Estate
Laguna International Industrial Park
Laguna Technopark
Silangan Industrial Park
Light Industry and Science Park 1
Light Industry and Science Park 2
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Land Area
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Agricultural
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85,347 ha
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Industrial
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3,520 ha
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Commercial
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1,759 ha
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Residential
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36,074 ha
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Forest Lands
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49,273 ha
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Total
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175,973 ha
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Human Resources
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experienced and skilled workers from existing business infrastructure;
agricultural workers; middle managers and professionals
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