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Basco is a 4th-class Municipality in the province of Batanes, Cagayan Valley (Region II), Philippines. Based on 2024 PSA data, it has a population of 9,647 residents.
Basco is a municipality in Batanes, Cagayan Valley, made up of 6 barangays with a 2020 census population of 9,647. It is registered under PSGC code 0200901000 and uses ZIP code 3900. This directory documents 1 attractions, 0 restaurants, 6 places to stay, and 7 verified businesses in Basco.
Basco is a municipality in the province of Batanes, Cagayan Valley, Philippines. It is governed as a Local Government Unit (LGU) under the administrative framework of the Philippine government.
The municipality is home to 6 barangays@if($city->population) and has a recorded population of 9,647 based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing@endif. It is registered under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) with code 0200901000, and carries the PhilPost ZIP code 3900.
Visitors and residents can explore 1 attractions including 1 beaches, 0 restaurants, 6 accommodations, 1 festivals, 6 local dishes, and other places throughout Basco.
azifind also lists 7 verified businesses based in Basco, from hotels and restaurants to professional and business service providers.
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Key administrative and demographic data for Basco.
Basco is located in Batanes within the Cagayan Valley of the Philippines. The municipality includes 6 barangays.
Basco has documented coastal areas, with 1 beach recorded in this directory. Coastal barangays support activities such as fishing, beach tourism, and marine recreation.
Basco sits alongside other cities and municipalities of Batanes, including Itbayat, Ivana, Mahatao, Sabtang.
Basco has 1 documented attractions in this directory, including 1 recorded beach. The listings below span natural landmarks, heritage sites, and points of interest across the municipality's 6 barangays in Batanes, with a full index linked at the end of the section.
Basco, Batanes
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1 recorded festivals and events in Basco.
Celebrates Ivatan culture, traditional architecture, and the vakul (traditional grass headgear).
Culinary specialties documented in Basco and Batanes.
A traditional delicacy made of finely grated banana heart/corm mixed with ground pork or fish; often served as meatballs or in a savory broth.
Turmeric-infused rice saut├®ed with garlic and pork, often served during festivals and family gatherings.
The Ivatan version of pork adobo; pork is cooked in rock salt until the fat is rendered and the meat turns golden brown, then stored in its own lard.
Staples like Wakay (sweet potato), Uvi (yam), and Dukay are core components of the Ivatan diet, usually steamed, fried, or smoked.
Locally sourced coconut crab, prized for its sweet meat and rich, creamy aligue (crab fat).
Also known as Mahi-mahi or golden dorado; a staple fish often sun-dried for long-term storage or served fresh.
6 hotels, resorts, inns, and guesthouses are documented in Basco, including options near its coastal barangays. Compare accommodation types and price ranges to plan an overnight stay in Batanes.
Basco is divided into 6 barangays under PSGC code 0200901000.
The Philippine dry season, roughly November to May, is generally the most comfortable window for travel. Check local weather before planning a trip to Basco.
Tricycles and local transport are common for short trips between barangays.
Basco has 1 documented attractions, including coastal spots. Browse the places section above for the full list.
6 accommodations are available, from hotels to guesthouses.
For coastal activities, check local weather and sea conditions before heading out.
Basco is classified as a municipality under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) system, assigned the identifier 0200901000. This code is used by national agencies including the Philippine Statistics Authority, the Commission on Elections, and the Department of the Interior and Local Government for census reporting, electoral mapping, and administrative tracking.
As a Local Government Unit (LGU), Basco is governed by an elected mayor and a Sangguniang Bayan or Sangguniang Panlungsod responsible for local ordinances, the annual budget, and local services. The LGU is composed of 6 barangays, each led by an elected Punong Barangay.
Basco is one of the cities and municipalities forming the province of Batanes in Cagayan Valley.
Basco is a municipality in Batanes, Cagayan Valley. It is documented with 1 attractions, 1 festivals, 6 local dishes, and 7 verified businesses in this directory.
Basco is located in Batanes, Cagayan Valley, Philippines. Its PSGC code is 0200901000.
Basco has 6 barangays, each governed by an elected Punong Barangay and barangay council.
Notable attractions include Valugan Boulder Beach. Browse the places section for all 1 listings.
Documented local dishes include Uvud (or Uved), Supas, LuΓö£ΓûÆis.
Based on the 2020 Census of Population and Housing, Basco has a recorded population of 9,647.
The PhilPost ZIP code of Basco is 3900.
Nearby localities in Batanes include Itbayat, Ivana, Mahatao, Sabtang.
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Administrative and geographic data for Basco follows the Philippine Statistics Authority PSGC 1Q 2026 release. Population figures reference the 2020 Census of Population and Housing. Business and place listings are sourced from publicly available data. About azifind.com →