Pikit, Cotabato

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Pikit is a 1st class municipality in the province of Cotabato, Philippines. The so-called Pikit war between Muslim separatists and the Philippines army took place there in early 2003.

According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 68,455 people in 13,081 households.^[1]

[edit] Barangays

Pikit is politically subdivided into 42 barangays.

Bagoaingud (Bagoinged) Balabak Balatican Balong Balungis Barungis Batulawan Bualan Buliok Bulod Bulol Calawag Dalingaoen (Lalingaon) Damalasak

Fort Pikit Ginatilan Gligli Gokoton (Gokotan) Inug-ug Kabasalan Kalacacan Katilacan Kolambog Ladtingan Lagunde Langayen Macabual Macasendeg

Manaulanan Nabundas Nalapaan Nunguan Paidu Pulangi Panicupan Poblacion Punol Rajah Muda Silik Takipan Talitay Tinutulan Pamalian

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Philippine Standard Geographic Code

v • d • e Component local government units of Cotabato Municipalities: Alamada • Aleosan • Antipas • Arakan • Banisilan • Carmen • Kabacan • Libungan • M'lang • Magpet • Makilala • Matalam • Midsayap • Pigkawayan • Pikit • President Roxas • Tulunan Component city: Kidapawan City

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Coordinates: 7°03′14″N 124°40′19″E / 7.054°N 124.672°E / 7.054; 124.672