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Neighbourhoods and paths

Malapascua is one barangay, Logon, made up of small neighbourhoods the locals call sitios. This map shows their boundaries and every lane and footpath that joins them, so you can place a resort or follow a direction someone gives you. Nothing else is drawn on it.

Sitio boundaryLane or roadFootpath

Logon Back BeachPart of Logon villageThe lane along the back of the village, parallel to Bounty Beach.21 listed places in Logon
TawiganPart of Logon villageThe south-eastern corner of Logon village, right behind the middle of Bounty Beach.
IndonacionPart of Logon villageThe eastern edge of Logon, between the back beach lane and the east shore.
BarrioThe centre of the southern half, inland from the pier. Houses, sari-sari stores and the start of the paths north.19 listed places in Barrio
PasilPart of Logon villageThe northern part of Logon village, where the lanes head inland.
KabatanganThe middle of the island, along the main path between the village and the north.2 listed places in Kabatangan
TagasaHouses and open land in the upper middle of the island, on the way north.1 listed place in Tagasa
Sea Vida VillageA small cluster of homes on the east side, north of Kabatangan.
BakhawThe north-east, inland from the east coast and east of Kabatangan.
KalubianThe north of the island, just east of the lighthouse, with Langob Beach on its northern shore.2 listed places in Kalubian
BoolThe north-eastern corner of the island, above Bakhaw.
GuimbitayanThe north-western tip, west of the lighthouse.

Boundaries, 33 lanes and 157 footpaths from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Sitio borders are approximate; ask a local if it matters.

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