Area
The Karay-a people live primarily in the province of Antique, but are also numerous in the provinces of Iloilo, Capiz, Romblon, and Aklan, as well as in Palawan.
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- Antique
(whole province)
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- Iloilo:
- San Enrique
- Santa Barbara
- San Joaquin
- Bingawan
- Calinog
- Lambunao
- Passi City
- Badiangan
- Janiuay
- Cabatuan
- Maasin
- Pototan
- Tubungan
- Tigbauan
- Igbaras
- Guimbal
- Miag-ao
- Dingle
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- Capiz:
- Tapaz
- Jamindan
- Dumarao
- Dumalag
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- Aklan:
- Nabas
- Buruanga
- Malay
- Libacao
- Madalag
- Ibajay
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- Palawan:
- Taytay
- Narra
- Cagayancillo
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- Mindoro Oriental:
- Bulalacao
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- Areas with Former Karay-a Influence:
- Mindoro Oriental: Pimalayan, Gloria, Bansud, Bongabong, Roxas, Mansalay
- Mindoro Occidental: Sablayan, Calintaan, San Jose City, Magsaysay
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