Caloocan

Caloocan's name comes from the Tagalog words for 'bay' and 'corner', reflecting its geographical location.

Caloocan was historically significant as the center of activities for the Katipunan during the Philippine Revolution.

As of 2024, Caloocan has a population density of 30,000 inhabitants per square kilometer, surpassing the National Capital Region's average.

Caloocan's 10th Avenue area is known for its clusters of motorcycle dealers and spare parts dealers.

The city's most celebrated landmark is the monument to Andrés Bonifacio, marking the first battle of the Philippine Revolution.