Rainiest Cities in Northern Mindanao

Top 85 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Northern Mindanao

1 Iligan 173.4"

2 Kapatagan 173.4"

3 Maranding 173.4"

4 Mamungan 173.4"

5 Maigo 173.4"

6 Boroon 173.4"

7 Clarin 173.4"

8 Nunungan 173.4"

9 Kauswagan 173.4"

10 Tubod 173.4"

11 Linamon 173.4"

12 Ozamiz City 173.4"

13 Mantampay 173.4"

14 Bacolod 173.4"

15 Maria Cristina 173.4"

16 Sultan Naga Dimaporo 124.2"

17 San Luis 115.7"

18 Calabugao 115.7"

19 Kibangay 115.5"

20 Lurugan 115.5"

21 Tangub 113.6"

22 Libona 113.0"

23 Igpit 113.0"

24 Lugait 113.0"

25 Moog 113.0"

26 Lumbia 113.0"

27 El Salvador 113.0"

28 Cagayan de Oro 113.0"

29 Molugan 113.0"

30 Manticao 113.0"

31 Initao 113.0"

32 Agusan 113.0"

33 Dalipuga 113.0"

34 Barra 113.0"

35 San Miguel 111.1"

36 Gingoog 110.5"

37 Mariano 110.5"

38 Impasugong 108.8"

39 Kisolon 108.6"

40 Sumilao 108.6"

41 Aglayan 107.3"

42 Linabo 107.3"

43 Casisang 107.3"

44 Sumpong 107.3"

45 Malaybalay 107.3"

46 Cabanglasan 106.0"

47 Managok 106.0"

48 Kalilangan 104.6"

49 Halapitan 104.3"

50 Dagumba-an 103.8"

51 Claveria 102.4"

52 Mailag 101.8"

53 NIA Valencia 101.8"

54 Lantapan 101.8"

55 Dologon 101.8"

56 Langcangan 101.0"

57 Oroquieta 101.0"

58 Jimenez 100.4"

59 Manolo Fortich 99.8"

60 Maramag 99.1"

61 Quezon 99.1"

62 Salawagan 99.1"

63 Don Carlos 99.1"

64 San Jose 99.1"

65 Imelda 98.9"

66 Talakag 98.5"

67 Medina 98.3"

68 Lunao 98.3"

69 Kibawe 96.9"

70 Kadingilan 96.9"

71 Mambajao 96.3"

72 Alae 93.9"

73 Damilag 93.9"

74 Balingoan 90.0"

75 Binuangan 89.9"

76 Salay 89.9"

77 Calamba 89.6"

78 Damulog 88.9"

79 Balingasag 83.5"

80 Lagonglong 83.5"

81 Santa Ana 82.8"

82 Tagoloan 82.8"

83 Villanueva 82.8"

84 Jasaan 82.8"

85 Bugo 82.8"

The rainiest cities in Northern Mindanao receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Iligan leads with 173.4 inches of precipitation annually.

High rainfall supports diverse ecosystems, extensive park systems, and reliable water supplies. These cities often feature vibrant gardens, green spaces, and agricultural communities that benefit from consistent moisture throughout the year.

While abundant rainfall supports lush environments, it can also bring challenges including flooding risks, high humidity, and more frequent overcast days. Many rainy cities have adapted with robust drainage systems, covered public spaces, and a cultural embrace of indoor activities.

Did You Know?

1. Iligan receives 173.4" of precipitation annually — that's about 14.5 feet of water.
2. The rainiest cities in the U.S. are primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, though for very different reasons — tropical moisture vs. marine influence.
3. High rainfall areas tend to have lower wildfire risk and more reliable municipal water supplies.

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