Alah Valley
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Alah Valley is located at the coordinates 6°27′40″N 124°40′8″E / 6.46111°N 124.66889°E in the province of South Cotabato on the island of Mindanao, Philippines.
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[edit] Economy
The economy is based on agriculture producing mostly copra from vast coconut plantations. Another major source of income is aquaculture of Tilapia in the lake of Lake Sebu.
[edit] the industrialization
Companies are starting to invest to build factories in the area especially in the municipalities of Surallah and Tboli.
[edit] People
It is home to the indigenous T'bolis, Tirurays, Ubos and Manobos.
[edit] Geography
It is a well populated valley with fertile soil. The placid lake of Lake Sebu can be found in Alah Valley. It covers over the half of South Cotabato because it has 6 of the 10 municipalities of South Cotabato.
[edit] Municipalities in the valley
[edit] Topology
- elevation = 439 to 1814 feet
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