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  • HagĂ„tña
    HagÄtña

    
just northeast of HagĂ„tña, and Piti, to the southwest, have become major business centres at the expense of the capital. HagĂ„tña usually enjoys a mild climate but is often struck by typhoons. Pop. (2000) 1,122; (2010) 1,051.

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just northeast of HagĂ„tña, and Piti, to the southwest, have become major business centres at the expense of the capital. HagĂ„tña usually enjoys a mild climate but is often struck by typhoons. Pop. (2000) 1,122; (2010) 1,051.

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