The island of Camiguin, home to the volcanic Mount Hibok-Hibok, lies just to the north of this island. This island's western 
The island of Camiguin, home to the volcanic Mount Hibok-Hibok, lies just to the north of this island. This island's western part, along with the Tawitawi and Joro islands, is home to an autonomous region established in 1990. Macajalar Bay provides a harbor for this island's third largest city, Cagayan de Oro. Its Cotabato region contains Mt. Parker, while Maria Cristina Falls lies along the Agus River within this island. Basilan Island is just off the coast this island, and Mt. Malindang and Mt. Dapia lie within this island's Zamboanga Peninsula, which contains its second largest city. Notably home to a large population of Muslims known as Moros, this island is also home to Lake Lanao, which is drained by the Agus river. The Kabacan and Pulangi rivers form its longest river system, which shares its name. Mt. Ragang is among its active volcanoes, as is its highest point, Mt. Apo, which overlooks Davao City, the largest city on this island. For 10 points, identify this second largest island of the Philippines.
The island of Camiguin, home to the volcanic Mount Hibok-Hibok, lies just to the north of this island.
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