BARANGAY PROFILE
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Name of Barangay |
: AGAHAY |
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Distance from Poblacion
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: 7 kilometer |
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Total Land Area |
: 233.86 Hectares |
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Total Population |
: 526 |
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Number of Household |
: 112 |
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Number of Schools ( Public ) |
: 1 |
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Length of Barangay Roads |
: 2.2 Kilometers |
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Source of Potable Water
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: Maribojoc Waterworks System and Spring
/ Artesian Well |
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Major Agricultural Product |
: Rice |
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Major Source of Livelihood |
: Farming |
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Number of BHW's |
: 3 |
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Number of Day Care Centers |
: 1 |
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
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Barangay Captain
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: Timoteo Apayor |
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Barangay Kagawads |
: Servillana Alegado |
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: Gabriel Nalzaro |
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: Simeon Amolat |
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: Teodulfo Gelicame |
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: Apolonio Nalupa |
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: Rosita Rasonabe |
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: Taciano Almerol |
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SK Chairman |
: Erwin Guia |
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Barangay Treasurer |
: Elvie Morgia |
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Barangay Secretary |
: Loreta Nalzaro |
LEGEND
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Agahay ( 1919 ) - When the Spaniards came and settled Dunggo-an
( old name of Maribojoc ), Agahay was already a prosperous village
and was made a sitio of ancient Busao. The original name of Agahay
is " Dagahay " which means gently - flowing water. The different
springs of Agahay developed into streams of water that flows down
the Abatan River. During the early days of the Spanish conquest in
Bohol, when one was asked where he would pass by in going to Maribojoc,
the ready answer would be " sa Dagahay "' the stream of
water that gathers into the Abatan River where the Abatan Bridge is
now located.
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