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Carigara (Tagalog: [kɐɾiˈɡaɾɐʔ]),
officially the Muni****lity of
Carigara (Waray:
Bungto han
Carigara; Tagalog:
Bayan ng
Carigara), is a 2nd
class muni****lity...
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Carigara Bay (/kærɪˈɡɑːrə/; Tagalog: [kɐɾiˈɡaɾɐʔ ˈbeɪ]), is a
large bay in the
northern part of
Leyte in the Philippines. The bay is
bounded by
Leyte to...
- Alcina's account, the word
means "spear" in Waray), datu of Limasawa,
Carigara, Abuyog,
Sogod (now part of
southern Leyte). He
warmly accepted Miguel...
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Highway Number 2 to
Carigara and to
secure the
northern half of the island. However,
American and
Filipino forces had
already seized Carigara, and American...
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Barugo is a town in the
northern coastal part of
Leyte province facing Carigara Bay, 50
kilometres (31 mi) north-west of
Tacloban City,
whose history dates...
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province of Cebu. In 1595, the
religious Jesuits established mission in
Carigara which preceded the
mission established in Palo in 1596 and
Ormoc and Alangalang...
- 100.95 313.48 53 Mun
Leyte Capoocan 33,721 185.40 181.88 21 Mun
Leyte Carigara 54,656 117.86 463.74 49 Mun
Leyte Dagami 36,178 161.65 223.8 65 Mun Leyte...
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cookies from the
province of Leyte,
mainly from the
towns of
Barugo and
Carigara, made from lard, anise, flour, sugar,
butter and eggs.
These roscas are...
- For example, Palo–
Carigara–Ormoc Road is also
known as Palo–Santa Fe Road from Palo to
Santa Fe, Leyte. A
segment of Palo–
Carigara–Ormoc Road at the city...
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Leyte Valley and were
within sight of the
north coast and the port of
Carigara,
which the 2nd
Cavalry Brigade occupied the next day
after Suzuki ordered...
