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Los Baņos has a total land area of 5,650 hectares. It is nestled along the narrow shoreline of Laguna de Bay, the biggest lake in
the Philippines, and the northern foothills of Mt Makiling. This legendary mountain is a forest reserve and has an elevation of 1,090 meters. It dominates the whole town which is crossed by five
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Los Baņos is generally cold throughout year especially during the months of November to February. Rainy during the months of July to October and relatively dry during from January to May. |
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The town of Los Baņos with its 14 barangays is located 63 kilometers south of Manila in the island of Luzon. It is bounded on the north by Laguna de Bay, on the south and
southwest by Mt. Makiling, on the southwest by the town of Calamba on the east by the town of Bay
Dampalit, Saran, Pili, Mulawin and Maiitim. Another body of water
Alligator Lake, is located in the northeastern part of the town. 