Koronadal City
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Koronadal City, formerly known as Marbel, is a city in the province of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is the capital city of South Cotabato. It is also the educational, administrative, commercial, and trading center of South Cotabato, as well as of the nearby Sultan Kudarat province.
According to the 2000 census, it had a population of 133,786 people in 27,623 households.
Koronadal became a component city of the South Cotabato in 1998. In 2003, it was recognized "Most Competitive City" in the small-city category. By virtue of Executive Order No. 304, dated March 30, 2004, Koronadal City became the regional center of the SOCCSKSARGEN region, composed of the provinces of North Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, and the cities of Kidapawan, Tacurong, and Cotabato from Central Mindanao Region, and the provinces of South Cotabato and Sarangani and the cities of Koronadal and General Santos formerly from Region XI.
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Koronadal City is politically subdivided into twenty-seven barangays.
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Highly urbanized cities
Angeles • Bacolod • Baguio • Butuan • Cagayan de Oro • Caloocan • Cebu • Davao • General Santos • Iligan • Iloilo • Las Piñas • Lucena • Makati • Malabon • Mandaluyong • Mandaue • Manila • Marikina • Muntinlupa • Olongapo • Parañaque • Pasay • Pasig • Quezon City • Taguig • Valenzuela • Zamboanga
Independent component cities
Cotabato • Dagupan • Naga • Ormoc • Santiago
Component cities
Alaminos • Antipolo • Bago • Bais • Balanga • Batangas • Bayawan • Bislig • Borongan City • Cabanatuan • Cadiz • Calamba • Calapan • Calbayog • Candon • Canlaon • Catbalogan • Cauayan • Cavite • Danao • Dapitan • Digos • Dipolog • Dumaguete • Escalante • Gapan • Gingoog • Himamaylan • Iriga • Isabela • Marawi • Kabankalan • Kidapawan • Koronadal • La Carlota • Laoag • Lapu-Lapu • Legazpi • Ligao • Lipa • Maasin • Malaybalay • Malolos • Masbate • Meycauayan • Muñoz • Oroquieta • Ozamis • Pagadian • Palayan • Panabo • Passi • Puerto Princesa • Roxas • Sagay • Samal • San Carlos (Negros Occidental) • San Carlos (Pangasinan) • San Fernando (La Union) • San Fernando (Pampanga) • San Jose • San Jose del Monte • San Pablo • Santa Rosa • Silay • Sipalay • Sorsogon • Surigao • Tabaco • Tacloban • Tacurong • Tagaytay • Tagbilaran • Tagum • Talisay (Cebu) • Talisay (Negros Occidental) • Tanauan • Tangub • Tanjay • Tarlac • Toledo • Trece Martires • Tuguegarao • Urdaneta • Valencia • Victorias • Vigan
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