Banilad / Banilad, Cebu, Philippines, Asia

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

Banilad (0km)
Lahug (0.4km)
Tabok (3.1km)
Subandaku (3.1km)
Guadalupe (4.2km)
Tanay (4.4km)
Taptap (4.4km)
Tayong (4.4km)
Tonggo (4.4km)
Tupas (4.4km)
Ughay (4.4km)
Utak (4.4km)
Baugo (4.4km)
Carreta (4.4km)
Dita (4.4km)
Guba (4.4km)
Hagnum (4.4km)
Hoyonghoyong (4.4km)
Kambilog (4.4km)
Kambinokot (4.4km)
Kambio-os (4.4km)
Kambitas-Balabag (4.4km)
Kamputhaw (4.4km)
Kandarong (4.4km)
Kanduman (4.4km)
Kapangi-an (4.4km)
Langob-Sirao (4.4km)
Lusaran (4.4km)
Maaslom-Lahug (4.4km)
Mahiga (4.4km)
Manggabon (4.4km)
Mansawa (4.4km)
Maumawan (4.4km)
Pangyao (4.4km)
Paril (4.4km)
Pasilagon (4.4km)
Pong-ol (4.4km)
Cebu City (4.4km)
Mandaue City (4.5km)
Mabolo (4.6km)
Nawanao (5.2km)
Sapang (5.2km)
Daku (5.5km)
Poo (5.6km)
Banilad (5.7km)
Alang Alang (6.1km)
Tribunal (6.1km)
Mantuyong (6.1km)
Nasipit (6.2km)
Adlawon (6.2km)
Agbagon (6.2km)
Agbuakan (6.2km)
Agnawe (6.2km)

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

Campan River (4.4km)
Magiga River (4.4km)
San Jose River (4.4km)
Subangdaku River (4.7km)
Guadalupe River (6.2km)

first-order administrative division; a primary administrative division of a country, such as a state in the United States.

fort; a defensive structure or earthworks.

Banilad, Cebu, Philippines