BARANGAY PROFILE
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Name of Barangay |
: TINIBGAN |
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Distance from Poblacion
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: 4 kilometers |
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Total Land Area |
: 337. 78 Hectares |
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Total Population |
: 514 |
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Number of Household |
: 111 |
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Number of Schools ( Public ) |
: 1 |
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Length of Barangay Roads |
: 2. 0 Kilometers |
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Source of Potable Water
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: Maribojoc Waterworks System/ Spring |
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Major Agricultural Product |
: Corn, Rice, Coconut, Banana |
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Major Source of Livelihood |
: Mat and Basket Waving |
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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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: Margarito Margate |
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Barangay Kagawads |
: Ceferino Aleria |
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: Ronie Patong |
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: Gabino Arocha |
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: Melanio Arocha |
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: Tomas Padonia |
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: Tita Almuete |
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: German Doysabas |
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SK Chairman |
: Gaspar Recamadas |
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Barangay Treasurer |
: Saturnina Recamadas |
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Barangay Secretary |
: Gena Doysabas |
LEGEND
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TINBGAN ( 1894 ) - The old folks who are residing in
this barangay narrated that the name Tinibgan was deribed from the
word " tigib " or chisel. There are many springs
in this place. These springs are located at the base of the huge mountains
that appeared to be carbed by big chisels or " tigib ".
This is the reason why the early natives called the place Tinibgan.
It may also be logical to say that the name Tinibgan is coined from
the word " tubig " which means water. Due to the abundance
of water in the area during the early days, the place was called "
tinubigan " which may be shortened as Tinibgan.
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