Northern Mindanao is in the Philippines.
Bukidnon
Malaybalay, Valencia, and Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park.
Mambajao and Catarman are the main towns.
Misamis Occidental
Misamis Oriental
Cagayan de Oro, and Gingoog
Lanao Del Norte
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Northern Mindanao is one of the more peaceful regions of Mindanao. It is a progressive region, with large tracts of land available for agriculture and industry. It is blessed with natural wonders: large, protected forests, white sandy beaches, coral reefs and sheltered bays rich with aquatic life. It is accessible and a strategic location for trade.
Most of Northern Mindanao's inhabitants are Cebuano speakers and have Visayan ancestry. In Lanao del Norte, the Muslim Maranao people form a majority alongside the Christian Visayans. Indigenous ethnic groups are the Bukidnon, Kamigin, and the Subanen.
The primary and only airport with commercial service in the region is Laguindingan Airport (IATA: CGY), served by PAL Express, Cebu Pacific and AirAsia. There are flights from Manila, Clark, Cebu and Davao.
Orange Rural Transit buses connect the region with Zamboanga Peninsula to the west and Davao to the south, while yellow Bachelor Express buses run from Butuan to the east, both terminating at Cagayan de Oro.
Philtranco also operates a Manila-CDO service, which takes the ferry between Leyte and Surigao.
Three major highways connect Northern Mindanao with other regions.
Cagayan de Oro has ferry services from the Visayas and Manila. Iligan and Ozamiz also have ferry terminals, and Camiguin is connected to Bohol by RORO ferry.