Driest Cities in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

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Driest Cities - Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

1 Manubul 60.7"
2 Siasi 61.0"
3 Parian Dakula 61.0"
4 Latung 62.0"
5 Laminusa 63.1"
6 Kungtad 63.1"
7 Lugus 63.2"
8 Sapa 64.8"
9 Tongouson 65.5"
10 Paitan 66.2"
11 Languyan 66.3"
12 Simunul 67.1"
13 Luuk Datan 67.7"
14 New Batu Batu 68.0"
15 Balimbing 68.0"
16 Parangan 68.0"
17 Kolape 68.0"
18 Ungus-Ungus 68.0"
19 Tampakan 68.0"
20 Bongao 68.0"
21 Sanga-Sanga 68.0"
22 Bakung 68.0"
23 Simbahan 69.0"
24 Pandan Niog 69.0"
25 Datu Paglas 71.3"
26 Sitangkai 71.3"
27 Ligayan 71.3"
28 Kulase 71.8"
29 Panabuan 71.8"
30 Langpas 71.8"
31 Bawison 71.8"
32 Payuhan 71.8"
33 Santa Clara 73.3"
34 Begang 73.3"
35 Balas 73.3"
36 Kajatian 73.5"
37 Kagay 73.5"
38 Baunu-Timbangan 73.5"
39 Buansa 73.5"
40 Bato Bato 73.5"
41 Sionogan 73.5"
42 City of Isabela 73.7"
43 Kansipati 73.8"
44 Talipaw 73.8"
45 Maimbung 73.8"
46 Mahala 73.8"
47 Tunggol 73.8"
48 Marsada 73.8"
49 Binuang 73.8"
50 Pandakan 73.8"
51 Mauboh 73.8"
52 Punay 74.3"
53 Lu-uk 74.3"
54 Karungdong 74.3"
55 Pitogo 74.3"
56 Pang 74.3"
57 Kanlagay 74.3"
58 Kambing 74.3"
59 Digal 74.4"
60 Buluan 74.4"
61 Idtig 74.4"
62 Kalang 74.5"
63 Andalan 74.5"
64 Jolo 75.2"
65 Anuling 75.2"
66 Bangkal 75.2"
67 Tuburan 76.7"
68 Tipo-Tipo 76.7"
69 Semut 76.7"
70 Tablas 76.7"
71 Al-Barka 78.2"
72 Tungol 79.7"
73 Maluso 79.7"
74 Tairan Camp 79.7"
75 Sumisip 80.0"
76 Lamitan City 81.3"
77 Colonia 81.3"
78 Guiong 81.6"
79 Talipao 85.8"
80 Patikul 85.8"
81 Pananaw 85.8"
82 New Panamao 85.8"
83 Taganak 89.9"
84 Dinganen 93.1"
85 Upi 100.2"
86 Awang 100.2"
87 Blinsung 100.2"
88 South Upi 102.2"
89 Dinaig 103.5"
90 Cotabato 103.5"
91 Tapayan 103.5"
92 Limbo 103.5"
93 Baka 103.5"
94 Simuay 103.5"
95 Ebcor Town 104.6"
96 Mataya 104.6"
97 Nuyo 104.6"
98 Wao 104.6"
99 Tamparan 105.5"
100 Wawaylan Calocan 105.5"

The driest cities in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao receive the least annual precipitation, often characterized by arid landscapes and abundant sunshine. Manubul receives just 60.7 inches of precipitation annually.

Dry climates offer benefits including more sunny days, less seasonal affective disorder, lower humidity, and reduced mold and allergen concerns. These cities are often located in the desert Southwest or other arid regions with dramatic natural landscapes.

Water management is a critical concern for the driest cities, many of which rely on distant water sources, desalination, or strict conservation measures. As populations grow in these areas, sustainable water use and drought resilience become increasingly important priorities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Manubul gets just 60.7" of precipitation per year - less than many cities get in a single month.
  • 2. Most of the driest cities are in the desert Southwest, where evaporation often exceeds precipitation by a factor of 10 or more.
  • 3. Water conservation is a way of life in these cities, with many implementing xeriscaping requirements and water usage restrictions.

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