The postal code for Oroquieta is 7207 in Northern Mindanao, Misamis Occidental, Philippines. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Oroquieta.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Apil | 7207 |
| Binuangan | 7207 |
| Bolibol | 7207 |
| Buenavista | 7207 |
| Bunga | 7207 |
| Buntawan | 7207 |
| Burgos | 7207 |
| Canubay | 7207 |
| Ciriaco C. Pastrano | 7207 |
| Clarin Settlement | 7207 |
| Dolipos Alto | 7207 |
| Dolipos Bajo | 7207 |
| Dulapo | 7207 |
| Dullan Norte | 7207 |
| Dullan Sur | 7207 |
| Lamac Lower | 7207 |
| Lamac Upper | 7207 |
| Langcangan Lower | 7207 |
| Langcangan Proper | 7207 |
| Langcangan Upper | 7207 |
| Layawan | 7207 |
| Loboc Lower | 7207 |
| Loboc Upper | 7207 |
| Malindang | 7207 |
| Mialen | 7207 |
| Mobod | 7207 |
| Paypayan | 7207 |
| Pines | 7207 |
| Poblacion I | 7207 |
| Poblacion II | 7207 |
| Rizal Lower | 7207 |
| Rizal Upper | 7207 |
| San Vicente Alto | 7207 |
| San Vicente Bajo | 7207 |
| Sebucal | 7207 |
| Senote | 7207 |
| Taboc Norte | 7207 |
| Taboc Sur | 7207 |
| Talairon | 7207 |
| Talic | 7207 |
| Tipan | 7207 |
| Toliyok | 7207 |
| Tuyabang Alto | 7207 |
| Tuyabang Bajo | 7207 |
| Tuyabang Proper | 7207 |
| Victoria | 7207 |
| Villaflor | 7207 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Oroquieta municipalities in Philippines. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
| Country | Philippines (PH) |
|---|---|
| Region | Northern Mindanao |
| Provinces | Misamis Occidental |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Oroquieta is a component city and the capital of Misamis Occidental province in the Northern Mindanao region of the Philippines. Located along the northeastern coast of the province, it sits at the mouth of the Layawan River where it meets Panguil Bay, positioning it as an important coastal settlement in northwestern Mindanao. With a land area of approximately 237.88 square kilometers, Oroquieta serves as the provincial government center and primary urban hub of Misamis Occidental. According to recent census data, the city has a population of around 72,000 residents distributed across its 47 barangays. The city's strategic coastal location has historically made it an important trading and transportation center, with its economy supported by agriculture, fishing, commerce, and government services. As the provincial capital, Oroquieta hosts numerous government offices, educational institutions, and commercial establishments that serve not only its residents but also visitors from surrounding municipalities. The city's urban development is concentrated along the coastal areas while maintaining agricultural lands and natural landscapes in its interior sections. For those seeking postal code information and detailed location data, comprehensive resources are available covering all of Oroquieta's barangays and surrounding areas.
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