Mandaue

Mandaue spans across 25 square kilometers of coastal land, hosting over 10,000 industrial establishments along the eastern shores of Cebu island.

The location was first documented in 1521 when Ferdinand Magellan's expedition identified a settlement called Mandawe, which later developed into a Spanish mission village.

The Mandaue Fiesta transforms the city every May 8th with traditional parades, religious processions, and celebrations honoring Saint Joseph across 27 districts.

Two major bridges, the Mandaue-Mactan Bridge and Marcelo Fernan Bridge, connect the city to Mactan Island, facilitating transportation for residents and industrial activities.

The city produces 75 percent of Philippine furniture exports, maintaining its position as the primary manufacturing center in the Central Visayas region.

Location: Cebu

Location: Central Visayas

Inception: 1599

Elevation above the sea: 122 m

Shares border with: Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu, Consolacion

Phone: +630322304500

Email: cmo@mandauecity.gov.ph

Website: http://mandauecity.gov.ph

GPS coordinates: 10.33333,123.93333

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:57