Political Subdivision
Marawi City is politically subdivided into 96 barangays.
- Ambolong
- Bacolod Chico Proper
- Banga
- Bangco
- Banggolo Poblacion
- Bangon
- Beyaba-Damag
- Bito Buadi Itowa
- Bito Buadi Parba
- Bubonga Pagalamatan
- Bubonga Lilod Madaya
- Boganga
- Boto Ambolong
- Bubonga Cadayonan
- Bubong Lumbac
- Bubonga Marawi
- Bubonga Punod
- Cabasaran
- Cabingan
- Cadayonan
- Cadayonan I
- Calocan East
- Calocan West
- Kormatan Matampay
- Daguduban
- Dansalan
- Datu Sa Dansalan
- Dayawan
- Dimaluna
- Dulay
- Dulay West
- East Basak
- Emie Punud
- Fort
- Gadongan
- Buadi Sacayo (Green)
- Guimba (Lilod Proper)
- Kapantaran
- Kilala
- Lilod Madaya (Pob.)
- Lilod Saduc
- Lomidong
- Lumbaca Madaya (Pob.)
- Lumbac Marinaut
- Lumbaca Toros
- Malimono
- Basak Malutlut
- Gadongan Mapantao
- Amito Marantao
- Marinaut East
- Marinaut West
- Matampay
- Pantaon (Langcaf)
- Mipaga Proper
- Moncado Colony
- Moncado Kadingilan
- Moriatao Loksadato
- Datu Naga
- Navarro (Datu Saber)
- Olawa Ambolong
- Pagalamatan Gambai
- Pagayawan
- Panggao Saduc
- Papandayan
- Papandayan Caniogan
- Paridi
- Patani
- Pindolonan
- Poona Marantao
- Puga-an
- Rapasun MSU
- Raya Madaya I
- Raya Madaya II
- Raya Saduc
- Rorogagus Proper
- Rorogagus East
- Sabala Manao
- Sabala Manao Proper
- Saduc Proper
- Sagonsongan
- Sangcay Dansalan
- Somiorang
- South Madaya Proper
- Sugod Proper
- Tampilong
- Timbangalan
- Tuca Ambolong
- Tolali
- Toros
- Tuca
- Tuca Marinaut
- Tongantongan-Tuca Timbangalan
- Wawalayan Calocan
- Wawalayan Marinaut
- Marawi Poblacion
- Norhaya Village
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