BARANGAY PROFILE
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Name of Barangay |
: ALIGUAY |
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Distance from Poblacion
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: 3 kilometers |
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Total Land Area |
: 249.52 Hectares |
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Total Population |
: 694 |
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Number of Household |
: 148 |
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Number of Schools ( Public ) |
: 1 |
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Length of Barangay Roads |
: 3.35 Kilometers |
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Source of Potable Water
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: Maribojoc Waterworks System |
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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 |
: 4 |
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Number of Day Care Centers |
: 1 |
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
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Barangay Captain
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: Neciforo Apoyon |
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Barangay Kagawads |
: Prince Rabuya |
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: Anatolio Andalan |
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: Franciso Diez |
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: Aurelio Carido, Sr. |
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: Salud Resabal |
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: Natividad Diez |
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: Rodrigo Jabines |
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SK Chairman |
: James Samante |
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Barangay Treasurer |
: Teresita Castillon |
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Barangay Secretary |
:Anabelle Gilo |
LEGEND
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ALIGUAY ( 1902 ) - During the Spanish regime, many farmers
grazed their working animals in this barangay which has formerly called
as Kasuades. In that area, a certain Ali owned a bast tract of land.
During those days, the farmers compete with each other in grazing
their herds of cattle in that area. When somebody was asked where
to graze their animals, the ready answer was " adto ka Ali iluguay
". " Iluguay " or ituguay" is a Visayan term which
means to graze.
One day there was a conflict between the farmers as to whoever should
first graze in that area. The conflict resulted to the death of one
farmer. From that time on, the place was called Aliguay, deribed from
the words " Ali " and " luguay ".
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