Hilongos, Leyte
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Hilongos is a 2nd class municipality in the province of Leyte, Philippines
. It borders with the municipality of Bato
in the south. According to the 2007 census(as of Aug 1, 2007), it has a population of 53,911 people in 10,763 households. Land area (as of 2007, in hectares): 19,292 . The Registered Voters (figures on registered voters are as of 17 March 2009) 32,731.
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Note: Some names might be misspelled or some text might be missing.
Source: National Statistics Office (NSO) http://www.census.gov.ph/data/census2007/index.html.
s: Toril, Fishpond and Cansurima, which is known for the Cansurima Beach, which was destroyed in early 1980s. Pontod has a concrete seawall, preventing the houses from the waves during hide tide. Pontod is surrounded by water: the sea and creeks. It has a portion of honored land from the government that is currently been reclaimed for future usage of its residents. Elementary school was established in nurturing young minds of the children. It has 4 teachers who caters the pupils from Grade I - VI. Pontod has a covered court for its sport loving constituents.
Philippines
The Philippines , officially known as the Republic of the Philippines , is a country in Southeast Asia in the western Pacific Ocean. To its north across the Luzon Strait lies Taiwan. West across the South China Sea sits Vietnam...
. It borders with the municipality of Bato
Bato, Leyte
Bato is a 4th class municipality in the province of Leyte, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 32,974 people in 6,329 households.-Barangays:Bato is politically subdivided into 33 barangays.-External links:****...
in the south. According to the 2007 census(as of Aug 1, 2007), it has a population of 53,911 people in 10,763 households. Land area (as of 2007, in hectares): 19,292 . The Registered Voters (figures on registered voters are as of 17 March 2009) 32,731.
Barangays
Hilongos is politically subdivided into 51 barangayBarangay
A barangay is the smallest administrative division in the Philippines and is the native Filipino term for a village, district or ward...
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Hilongos officials
- Mayor: Joy Roble
- Vice-mayor: Panfilo Go
- COUNCILLORS:
- VILLAQUER, Gary
- BADILLA, Reynaldo
- OLO, Giovanni
- YAN, Roy
- FLANCO, Lamberto
- NERVES, Lemuel
- GABISAN, Miguela
- VILLAHERMOSA, Bentong
| Barangay | SK Chairman |
|---|---|
| Agutayan | Jason Kilaton |
| Atabay | Dexter Go |
| Baas | Daisy Mae Mellijor |
| Bagumbayan | Maria Wendelyn Lozada |
| Baliw | Avelino Bukil |
| Bantigue | Angelito Loterte |
| Bung-aw | Charles Lumapac |
| Cacao | Jay Ann Japon |
| Campina | Mary Jane Naul |
| Cantandog 1 | Alberto Avila |
| Cantandog 2 | Mark Joseph Regante |
| Concepcion | Roselito Remojo |
| Himo-aw | Ruel Nacion |
| Hitudpan | Edison Umapas |
| Imelda Marcos | Edwelito Peña Yanola |
| Kang-iras | John Edwin Fortaliza |
| Lamak | Mira Danessa Reoma |
| Libertad | Mark David Buniol |
| Liberty | Noel Bretchel Banga |
| Lunang | Jessalyn Bohol |
| Magnangoy | Anthony Aldrin Vasquez |
| Marangog | Jodywin Fortaliza |
| Matapay | Maria Jessa Sanchez |
| Naval | Nikki Rivera |
| Owak | Jessie Ann Furia |
| Pa-a | Jubelin Zarate |
| Central Barangay | Maerose Flores |
| Eastern Barangay | Jonna Jean Flanco |
| Western Barangay | Jan Emmanuel Gabisan |
| Pontod | Dominick Lloyd Batis |
| Proteccion | Sherlyn Lor |
| San Agustin | Joseph Notarte |
| San Antonio | Belen Mejoy |
| San Isidro | Jason Joel Sambayon |
| San Juan | Lamberte |
| San Roque | Elmar John Lasmarias |
| Santa Cruz | Carsten Callos |
| Santa Margarita | Jorge Serafina |
| Santo Niño | Romanico Dalmacio |
| Tabunok | Lester John Nemis |
| Tagnate | Anadelle Zamora |
| Talisay | Carlo John Zarate |
| Tambis | Michelle Beltran |
| Tejero | Shiela May Espejo |
| Tuguipa | Irish Igot |
| Utanan | Grezel Ausa |
| Bagong Lipunan | Emn Alsonado |
| Bon-ot | Wilfredo Aguilar |
| Hampangan | Romnick Valdueza |
| Kangha-as | Paul Anton Sevare |
| Manaul | Joel Milano Jr. |
Note: Some names might be misspelled or some text might be missing.
Brgy. Pa-a
The Brgy. Pa-a population (as of August 1, 2007) 1050 people.Source: National Statistics Office (NSO) http://www.census.gov.ph/data/census2007/index.html.
Brgy. Pontod
The livelihood of the people of Pontod depends mostly on fishing. Most of the pump boats were designed and made by the late Artemio Rallos. Pontod has a primary school, a covered court and a chapel, and has three sitioSitio
A sitio in the Philippines is a territorial enclave that forms part of a barangay, the location of which may be distant from the center of the barangay itself....
s: Toril, Fishpond and Cansurima, which is known for the Cansurima Beach, which was destroyed in early 1980s. Pontod has a concrete seawall, preventing the houses from the waves during hide tide. Pontod is surrounded by water: the sea and creeks. It has a portion of honored land from the government that is currently been reclaimed for future usage of its residents. Elementary school was established in nurturing young minds of the children. It has 4 teachers who caters the pupils from Grade I - VI. Pontod has a covered court for its sport loving constituents.