-
founded the
parishes of
Larena (initially
called Can‑oan), Lazi (formerly
Tigbawan), San Juan (Makalipay), and
Maria (Cang‑meniao). With the
exception of...
- (Ilawod)
Palid II (Iraya)
Parasan Poblacion Salog Sambulawan Tag-abaca
Tapol Tigbawan Tinocdugan Toctoc Ugbon Wague In the 2020 census, the po****tion of Leyte...
- the long
process of
nomination will
commence in Paris. Lazi (formerly
Tigbawan)
became an
independent parish from
Siquijor on
August 8, 1857. The present...
- with
intermittent flatland and
valleys formed by the Tagoloan, Malas,
Tigbawan, and
Taguican Rivers. Most of the land is
classified as forestland, at...
-
Poblacion I
Poblacion II
Poblacion III
Presbitero Renibon South Manuangan Tigbawan Tubon In the 2020 census, the po****tion of
Pigcawayan was 52,744 people...
-
Kiito Kilap-agan
Lanipga Ronquillo Tag-ilanao
Tagalolo Taguican Valley Tigbawan Tintinaan Gabunan Casisang Kibarok Kinugotan Landing Subdivided into many...
-
Kinamandagan High
School —
Kinamandagan Lazi
National Agricultural School —
Tigbawan Leon
Parami High
School — Po-o San
Isidro Labrador Convent The century-old...
- 201 4,796 ▴ 0.81% 072249017
Tabunok 12.2% 3,531 2,266 ▴ 4.53% 072249018
Tigbawan 7.2% 2,073 1,767 ▴ 1.61% 072249019
Villahermosa 1.6% 459 401 ▴ 1.36% Total...
- Niño
Santa Rosa
Santo Rosario Soro-soro
Tagnipa (Poblacion) Tam-is
Tawid Tigbawan Tomoy-tomoy Tunga-tunga (Poblacion)
Maasinhons and
Southern Leyteños speak...
-
Republic Act No. 6230. The
sitios of Bood Taas, Tabunan, Hap-on, Kabugua-an,
Tigbawan,
Lubong Sapa [sitio
Lubong Sapa],
Kahupian Centro and
Pangalkagan [sitio...
