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Lingayen

Port and capital of Pangasinan province on western Luzon Island in the Philippines, situated on the eastern shore of the Gulf of Lingayen; population (1990) 77,800. Both the Japanese (in 1941) and the Americans (in 1945) landed here during World War II.

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