The Metro Manila map product in PowerPoint format includes 20 slides, showing metropolitan area outline within the 4 districts (adm2), 16 cities and 1 municipality (adm3), 1712 Barangays (adm4). The text and shape have been grouped into different layers for easy customizing.
Metro Manila, the National Capital Region (NCR) of the Philippines, is a sprawling metropolitan area renowned for its vibrant urban landscape and diverse cultural heritage. The other two Metro areas are Cebu and Davao. Established as a metropolitan area on November 7, 1975, the region has evolved into a bustling hub composed of four districts, then further divided into 16 cities and 1 municipality. You can also check our Philippines Region map and Philippines Province map respectively.
The Metro Manila Map is the administrative map with 16 cities and 1 municipality (Pateros), and 1712 Barangays; each of the Cities/Municipality or Barangays is an editable map.
The 16 cities and 1 municipality include Caloocan City, City of Las Piñas, City of Makati, City of Malabon, City of Mandaluyong, City of Manila, City of Marikina, City of Muntinlupa, City of Navotas, City of Parañaque, City of Pasig, City of San Juan, City of Valenzuela, Pasay City, Pateros, Quezon City, and Taguig City.
The 1712 Barangays are grouped into the 16 cities and 1 municipality as follows: Caloocan City (188), City of Las Piñas (20), City of Makati (33), City of Malabon (21), City of Mandaluyong (27), City of Manila (899), City of Marikina (16), City of Muntinlupa (9), City of Navotas (18), City of Parañaque (16), City of Pasig (30), City of San Juan (21), City of Valenzuela (33), Pasay City (201), Pateros (10), Quezon City (142), and Taguig City (28)
The Metro Manila maps are listed below with details; you can check each of them in the product gallery.
- Framed National Capital Region (NCR) outline map
- NCR map with first/second level administrative divisions-four districts
- NCR map with third level administrative divisions (adm3)- 16 cities and 1 municipality
- Caloocan City Map with Barangays
- City of Las Piñas Map with Barangays
- City of Makati Map with Barangays
- City of Malabon Map with Barangays
- City of Mandaluyong Map with Barangays
- City of Manila Map with Barangays
- City of Marikina Map with Barangays
- City of Muntinlupa Map with Barangays
- City of Navotas Map with Barangays
- City of Parañaque Map with Barangays
- City of Pasig Map with Barangays
- City of San Juan Map with Barangays
- City of Valenzuela Map with Barangays
- Pasay City Map with Barangays
- Pateros Map with Barangays
- Quezon City Map with Barangays
- Taguig City Map with Barangays
The single municipality within Metro Manila is Pateros, which has retained its status amidst the transition of neighboring areas into chartered cities. Each city and municipality are further subdivided into barangays, which are the smallest local government units, providing governance at the most grassroots level.
With a population of 14,677,000 as reported by the 2023 census, Metro Manila is a densely populated economic and political powerhouse. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, under the leadership of acting MMDA Chairman Romando Artes, manages the region’s affairs within a decentralized framework, aiming to ensure sustainable urban development and effective governance.
Cultural and historical landmarks such as the San Agustin Church, a World Heritage Site, accent the region’s rich past. Modern infrastructure projects initiated during the tenure of the first governor, Imelda Marcos, like the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, have contributed to the region’s status as a center for the arts and healthcare.
The administrative divisions have remained consistent since Metro Manila’s formation, reflecting a stability in its governance structure that is crucial for managing such a densely populated and dynamic region. As of today, Metro Manila continues to serve as the heart of the Philippines, driving the nation forward with its robust economy, cultural diversity, and intricate network of cities and barangays.
Last updated on 15 Dec, 2023.
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