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Himoga-an is a camp of laborer residents. In 1935, after the camp was completed, a civic- minded citizen named Simeon
Templado, convinced all parents in the camp to have a school for their children, and a school building was constructed by way of self-help cooperation. Later, they organized the Parent-Teacher Association in which Templado became president. With his leadership, the PTA passed a resolution requesting the local government of Sagay to release a donation of four hectares of land for the school site and public plaza. The resolution was indorsed by the local government of Sagay to the Bureau of Land which later approved the proposal and survey was then conducted. Upon completion of the survey, another PTA resolution was passed requesting for the declaration of Campo Himoga-an as one of the barrios of Sagay. After several months, the Municipality of Sagay approved the proposal and declared Campo Himoga-an as a new barrio of Sagay.
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brothers
Francisco and Atong cleared the island and utilized the area as pasture of their herbs. They divided area among themselves the island for them to settle and the most frequent place for gathering is the place of Atong which they called it Cangatong, a Cebuano word which means “it's Atong's place.” Cangatong is a place where a big Mocaboc tree grows that most transient fishermen usually took their siesta time. The said Mocaboc tree is a kind of mangrove that was very famous at that time as medicinal tree. Then, it was Francisco who suggested to name the island Mocaboc after the tree considering the abundance of the species in the island. However, the Spanish authorities cannot pronounce Mocaboc properly so they inserted the syllable “lo” making it Molocaboc. From that time on, the place bore the name Molocaboc and is now noted for various species of mangroves lining its coast and of bubble shell deposit
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constructed, thousands of hectares of logged off area of the
Insular Lumber Company were planted with coconut trees and sugarcane. Sherman Hill, near Barangay Bato was discovered to contain rich deposits of the highest silica. The growing markets for sea products brought about unprecedented boom in the fishing industry for which the coastal waters of Sagay proved to equal the demand. The municipal population rose to more than 60,000 and the revenue increased. After Mayor Amalio Cueva, came Tereso Canoy, Bruno Cueva Sr. and Quintin Katalbas.
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Arguelles was the center of commerce and trade in the area for about ten years from the time of its founding. In 1870, the
Spanish Governor ordered the transfer of the town site to a bigger and more progressive community, also near the sea. The place was christened “Pueblo de Magallanes, the present site of Barangay Old Sagay. After World War II, the seat of government was transferred to the present Poblacion site, Dalusan but the barangay retained its name as Sagay with the prefix old referring to the old settlement in the coastal area
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progress and development. Old Sagay (the previous seat of government) is an old coastal center of population while
Dalusan is a late highway occurrence. The transfer was made possible partly through land donations for the town site by Doña Rosario Cooper and the heirs of Clayton Nichols. Schools, markets and commercial establishments were soon established. Puey remained Provincial Board Member until his election as congressman for the first District Negros Occidental in 1953.
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Trinity, ventured himself together with a group of his adherents and settled in the vicinity of Barangay Campo Santiago which they called Colonia Divina. On May 2, 1963, through Municipal Resolution #59 of the Municipal Council of Sagay, petitioned the Provincial Board of Negros Occidental to declare Colonia Divina as a Chartered Barrio. Then, on July 19, 1963, Colonia Divina became a Chartered Barrio as per Resolution #614 of the Provincial Board of Negros Occidental.
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Imperial Air Force whose airfield was located in Pula-Bunglas area in
Barangay Malubon. During the last days of the war, the Fourth Flight Division of the Japanese Imperial Airforce organized kamikaze or suicide units to be stationed here and in Bacolod. Known later as the Third Regiment Suicide Corps, it was headed by Major Tsuneharu Sirai with Capt. Tetsuzu Kimura as his Chief Staff Officer. Of its 59 pilots and crews, 30 were killed in the
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wharves in barangays Vito and Old Sagay. He caused the organization of Sagay Water
District in 1978. He effected the purchase of a municipal subdivision for the municipal employees in 1979. These achievements by themselves have helped make Sagay a first-class C municipality (the highest in the entire Negros). The then Mayor Alfredo G. Marañon Jr.'s successful negotiation of the sponsorship contract with the German District
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during this time that
Alfredo Marañon Sr. began entertaining the idea of putting up another sugar mill in Sagay which farmers can partly own. He campaigned for support, but there was too much opposition even from some of his close friends. Nevertheless, his idea became a reality when in 1967, shortly after his death, Sagay Central Inc. was born. Marañon's dream was made real through the help of President
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Himoga-an River where a big rock (“bato”) was a landmark. The place was also used by the people during “tabu”, a day set by them for marketing or bartering their products. For the few residents of the place, this clearing also served as a place of recreation. For people who visited the place for recreation or for economic reasons, they named the place Bato because of the big rock.
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with the
Philippine Government. After leaving the area, sometime in 1932, a businessman by the name of Fausto Baviera cleared the area by making kaingins and planted the place with root crops, rice, cassava and others. Being a businessman he likewise gathered products like rattan, hagnaya and balao and sold these products in Paraiso, a progressive barangay of Sagay.
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politically and culturally. At this period of Sagay's history, land transportation began to supplant sea travel, but the seaside community continued to flourish. The first public schools conducted in English were established. Cornelio Pascual Sr. was the first English Teacher assigned in Vito. American missionaries were sent to tutor more Filipino English teachers.
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civic-spirited group, a school was built which encouraged more people to settle and owned lands. One of the first settlers was Crispin Maquiling, member of the Philippine Constabulary and who later became the barrio lieutenant. His leadership was looked upon by the people, being their good leader that they decided to name the place Maquiling in his honor.
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areas which are still forested leaving Malubon as agricultural area which has become very attractive for settlers and homesteaders. Sometime in the years 1939–40, Malubon was officially organized as a distinct barrio separated from Fabrica. A school was opened to accommodate the educational needs of its children.
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The elected mayor in the 2007 elections is Alfredo Marañon Jr. with his vice mayor elect Leo Rafael Cueva. In the 2010 election, Leo Rafael Cueva elected as mayor with his vice mayor Kent Javelosa. The current mayor is Alfredo D. Marañon, III son of then governor Marañon, Jr with Vice – Mayor Narciso
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In 1957, Retired Reverend Dr. Roberto G. Mahilum, who was called Master and Father and Founder of a Trinitarian Religious Organization, legally known as the ALAPH DIVINE TEMPLE, duly established and organized in accordance with the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, teaching the doctrine of the
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Barrio 3 Wharf, Fabrica served as the transport point of processed lumber destined to Japan from Insular Lumber Company and also a docking area of Japanese supply ship during the war-torn years. The Iglanggam Bridge at Barangay Tadlong served as the dumping site of executed local soldiers, guerrillas
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Barangay Lopez Jaena is located in the eastern part of Sagay. The history of the barangay dates back in 1902, which started as a very small settlement. Missionaries from foreign lands came and found out that this place was scarcely populated. The place was covered with big trees or forest. Among the
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The recorded history of Barangay General Luna started in 1929, when the Insular Lumber Company began its logging operation in the area. The inhabitants followed to clear the area and began cultivating the land with rice and corn. The families with big clearings are the Duncaras and the Piccios. They
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The name FABRICA refers to lumber factory or sawmill. It was told, that when a group of visiting Americans/ Europeans asked about the place the local residents just answered “Pabrica” referring to the mill itself (not knowing exactly what was being asked). However, with their American accent instead
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During the pre-Spanish time, the village was inhabited by various non-Christian tribes who were independent of and hostile towards each other. The known history of Barangay Bulanon started sometime in the year 1880 when the Spanish conquistadores first founded a settlement of non-Christian Filipinos
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In 1963, Jose H. Puey Jr. was elected mayor of Sagay. The income continued to rise. More schools were built and more roads, linking the barangays to the town capital, were constructed. The inefficient electrical system was updated, fire fighting equipment and the police units were modernized. It was
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In the late 1950s, two Sagaynon politicians were in the forefront of Negros politics, Jose B. Puey Sr. (Congressman from 1953 to 1957) and Alfredo E. Marañon Sr. (board member from 1956 to 1959). This meant that provincial and national aid were extended to Sagay. More roads and school buildings were
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A major industrial development gave Sagay another big step forward: the establishment of the Lopez Sugar Corporation in the 1920s. Also during these years, sugar, copra, lumber and fishing became the important source of income for the inhabitants. The economic growth of Sagay brought about influx of
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The term “Malubon” is an ethnic Negrito term which connotes a white plain area suited to rice farming. As part and parcel of the lumber concession of the defunct Insular Lumber Company (ILCO), Malubon was a heavily forested area. After the rapid cutting of the forest trees, ILCO moved to the upland
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The then mayor, Congressman and governor of Negros Occidental Alfredo G. Marañon Jr. assumed the political leadership of Sagay in 1972. Under his administration, Sagay acquired a new town hall, a municipal gymnasium, a livestock auction market, public markets for a number of barangays and municipal
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or market place during the war and in 1944, a group of Japanese soldiers killed about 27 homeguards or "toltog" guerrillas. After the mass killing, the Japanese soldiers set the whole area on fire, burning the shanties and the dead. The Japanese "puppet" government under Katalbas was established at
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The factories were destroyed and the economy was in shambles. The Eusebio Lopez Memorial School Building in Barangay Paraiso served as the incarceration area for captured Filipino soldiers and American pilots and soldiers. It also served as the headquarters of Fourth Flight Division of the Japanese
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Several hundreds thousand Filipino soldiers and officers of the 7th, 72nd and 75th Infantry Division of the Philippine Commonwealth Army and the 7th Constabulary Regiment of the Philippine Constabulary liberated and re-occupied the town of Sagay by attacking and driving off Japanese troops in 1945.
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Baviera was once covered with thick forest where wild pigs and other wild animals abound in this area. It is located in the southwestern part at the foot of Sherman Hill. Before the Second World War, tall big trees were cut down by workers of the Insular Lumber Co. for it was under the concession
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Andres Bonifacio became a barrio in the late 60s; once called Sitio Maasin. It was the largest sitio of Barrio Vito and contributed a huge income because of its lime quarries and vast land area. The separation of Andres Bonifacio from Vito was materialized through land donation of the barrio and
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ordered a national mobilization in the Philippines and on August 23, 1942, the first group of reservist in Negros were called on duty by virtue of Philippine Army HQ order of August 4 and they were trained here. The first group reported in the said mobilization camp constituted the 71st Infantry
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Meanwhile, sometime in 1907, the Insular Lumber Company, reputed to be the biggest hardwood lumber mill in the world, was established in what is now Barangay Fabrica. Though measures to prevent the destruction of Sagay's rich forest were made, reforestation programs failed. Later, the old forest
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The leadership of Mayor Joseph G. Marañon and Vice Mayor Fortunato S. Javelosa inspired the authorship of Congressman Alfredo G. Marañon of House Bill No. 6543, "An Act Converting the Municipality of Sagay into a component city of Negros Occidental" during the 10th Congress. Passing through the
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which they played a major role as kamikaze pilots. The Pula – Bunglas area of Barangay Malubon served as the Japanese landing field for the Fourth Flight Division. It was also a site where the local soldiers, guerrillas and civilians, after Japanese spies identified them as guerrilla members or
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Sometime in 1929, Bato, then a forested land with few inhabitants was a place of gathering of people living in the hinterlands. There used to be a place called “tabu”, where people from the hinterlands meet for recreation like cockfighting (“tari”) or horse fighting in a clearing area near the
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Sometime in the year 1880, the first known settlers in the island were the Abong brothers led by Eusebio Abong popularly known as Kapitan Sebio. They were grown fishermen from Sicogon Island, Carles Iloilo. At that time, the whole island had no name to call on. Kapitan Sebio together with his
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Campo Himoga-an got its name from the word “campo” which means “Camp” of the Insular Lumber Co. (ILCO) personnel, where housing, a canteen, bodega and locomotive water tank were constructed while Himoga-an was taken from the name of the river traversing the place was located. Literally, Campo
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thus Vice Mayor Cueva took over the Municipal leadership and through his initiative, the seat of government was transferred to its present site, Dalusan. Incidentally, the transfer signaled the diminishing importance of sea travel and the takeover of overland transportation as the conveyor of
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The recorded history of Sagay dates back to the 1860 era when Teniente Francisco Rodriguez and Basilio Cordova founded a small settlement in the mouth of a river known as Bulanon River. The settlement was then called Arguelles. In due time the settlement prospered and became the town proper.
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Many years ago, there was a small settlement located in the rolling hills of Sagay. The place was covered with thick vegetation and trees and people come to visit the place and later decided to dwell. These people who first migrated called the place SAPLAD. Later on, through the efforts of a
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In 1906, during the administration of the second President Benjamin Adolfo, the name of the town was officially changed to Sagay. The name was taken from the semi-spherical shell called "sigay", which can be found in the area. The American influence seeped into every aspect of Sagay's life,
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President Roberto S. Benedicto who both shared his vision for Sagay. With the new sugar mill at Barangay Bato, new areas were opened and planted with sugarcane. Today the new sugar mill factory is benefiting hundreds of small farmers.
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At Barangay Poblacion II, Japanese zero fighters left bullet holes when they intended to destroy the water supply of the people during the last days of the war. Holes from 60mm machine-guns left an indelible mark on the water tank.
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Francisco RodrĂguez and Basilio CĂłrdova founded it in 1860 in the mouth of the Bulanon River. Later, by the order of the Spanish governor the town was transferred to Pueblo de Magallanes (now known as Old Sagay) in honor of
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The first election held right after the Second World War made Jose B. Puey Sr. and Amalio Cueva Sr. Mayor and Vice Mayor respectively. However, shortly after, Mayor Puey was appointed member of the Provincial Board of
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areas were converted mostly into sugarcane fields and some into cornfields. With the exhaustion of the forest resources of Sagay, the ILCO – Philippines was phased out in 1975 and later transferred to Hinoba-an.
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A training site of USAFFE (United States Army Forces in the Far East), under the supervision of Lt. Dominador Gaerlan, was established at Tangnonon, Barangay Fabrica at the ancestral home of Lopez Kabayao.
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and civilians. This is also known as the site where confiscated money, especially silver Peso coins encased in concrete blocks, were dumped by the retreating Japanese soldiers.
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near the twin big rivers. The village was originally named Arguelles after father Arguelles, the founder of the said settlement. The place later became the first pueblo.
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the Big House, Central Lopez, Paraiso. A Japanese barracks and checkpoint was established. A Japanese anti-aircraft still can be found inside the ground of the house.
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Balibag Hill, Lopez Jaena was the place where the seat of the resistance government of Free Sagay under Mayor Londres was established. It was also known as
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signed into law RA8192, now the charter of Sagay City. On June 10, 1996, the residents voted and ratified RA8192 and made Sagay, officially Sagay City.
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first residents was Pedro Paculba and was considered as the most respected person in this place. He named this place “Lopez Jaena” in honor of
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collaborators, were forced to dig holes and consequently executed and buried. Old residents believe that almost 1,542 people were buried here.
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donated portion of their cleared land to the government for the barrio and the school site, Later they named the new barangay after
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school sites by the family of Carlos and Elea Canoy-Esperancilla. It was Canoy-Esperancilla who suggested to name the new barrio
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was however short-lived when the country passed to the hands of another colonial power, the United States of America in 1898.
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Sagay can be identified in the map of Negros Occidental because of its "ice-cream cone" shape sliced from the northern tip of
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During the Japanese occupation, two Civil Governments existed in Sagay. Under the Japanese national government of
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sponsored the Senate Bill No. 1191, the Senate version of the cityhood. On June 11, 1996, then President
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The name of the city comes from the semi-spherical shell called "sigay", which can be found in the area.
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Rona Mahilum – child hero who saved her 5 siblings from a fire in their home in Barangay Colonia Divina
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legislation process, a public hearing was held in Sagay on February 22, 1996. On May 3, 1996, Sen.
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Table 1. Population Enumerated in Various Censuses by Province/Highly Urbanized City: 1903 to 2007
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888:, Sagay contributed to what proved to be a successful national struggle for independence. The
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2074:"2015 Census of Population, Report No. 3 – Population, Land Area, and Population Density"
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1834:. Tagalog and English are widely used in schools, businesses, and government offices.
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in honor of the Filipino hero. It is also noted for its natural and man-made caves.
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of Pabrica they pronounced it “FABRICA” since then the place bears that name.
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2403:"Municipal and City Level Small Area Poverty Estimates; 2009, 2012 and 2015"
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795:. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 148,894 people.
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2439:"PSA Releases the 2021 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates"
2417:"PSA Releases the 2018 Municipal and City Level Poverty Estimates"
2151:"PSA Releases the 2021 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates"
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Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay
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Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay
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Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay
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List of renamed cities and municipalities in the Philippines
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2369:"City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates; 2006 and 2009"
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Sagay City's inhabitants are known to speak a mixture of
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Northern Negros State College of Science and Technology
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Feast of St. Joseph & Sinigayan Festival (March 19)
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2419:. Philippine Statistics Authority. December 15, 2021
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Component city in Negros Island Region, Philippines
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2374:. Philippine Statistics Authority. August 3, 2012.
2357:. Philippine Statistics Authority. March 23, 2009.
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2000:Himogaan River is the longest river of Sagay City.
2405:. Philippine Statistics Authority. July 10, 2019.
2386:"2012 Municipal and City Level Poverty Estimates"
2352:"2003 City and Municipal Level Poverty Estimates"
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2514:Sagay City | Inangtan Hanging Bridge, Sagay City
2441:. Philippine Statistics Authority. April 2, 2024
2391:. Philippine Statistics Authority. May 31, 2016.
2335:"Estimation of Local Poverty in the Philippines"
2153:. Philippine Statistics Authority. April 2, 2024
16:Component city in Negros Occidental, Philippines
2479:"Sagay City | Negros Occidental Tourism Center"
1937:Inangtan Hanging Bridge over the Himogaan River
213:Map of Negros Occidental with Sagay highlighted
2551:Local Governance Performance Management System
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638:Northern Negros Electric Cooperative (NONECO)
2697:Articles Related to Sagay, Negros Occidental
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1945:Feast of San Vicente Ferrer, Vito ( May 1–2)
2586:Places adjacent to Sagay, Negros Occidental
2015:Museo Sang Bata sa Negros children's museum
2012:Lady's Circle Garden and Living tree museum
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2173:"Sagay: Average Temperatures and Rainfall"
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2224:Census of Population and Housing (2010).
2083:. Quezon City, Philippines. August 2016.
111:Learn how and when to remove this message
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2009:San Vicente Ferrer Church (Vito Church)
501:330.34 km (127.54 sq mi)
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2257:Censuses of Population (1903–2007).
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4315:Component cities in the Philippines
2541:Philippine Standard Geographic Code
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1021:is his most important achievement.
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3006:List of cities in the Philippines
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1994:Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park
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163:Sagay City Public Bus Terminal
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3622:San Carlos, Negros Occidental
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2546:Philippine Census Information
2496:Himoga-an River of Sagay City
2259:"Region VI (Western Visayas)"
2226:"Region VI (Western Visayas)"
2196:"Region VI (Western Visayas)"
2194:Census of Population (2015).
2122:"Region VI (Western Visayas)"
2120:Census of Population (2020).
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2287:Municipality Population Data
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1076:. Each barangay consists of
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857:Sagay was originally called
833:
822:in the west and the city of
622:₱ 1,148 million (2020)
611:₱ 892.3 million (2020)
600:₱ 2,678 million (2020)
589:₱ 1,022 million (2020)
517:1,850 m (6,070 ft)
7:
4305:Cities in Negros Occidental
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1423:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1353:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
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2757:(capital and largest city)
2269:National Statistics Office
2237:National Statistics Office
1843:Poverty incidence of Sagay
1837:
1632:Population census of Sagay
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1010:Philippine National Bank
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509:108 m (354 ft)
200:Garden City of the North
2003:Inangtan Hanging Bridge
1627:Sagay City Public Plaza
1304:Climate data for Sagay
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873:Having the status of a
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768:
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458:Concepcion O. Javellana
452:Christopher U. Javelosa
400:Narciso L. Javelosa Jr.
3637:San Fernando, Pampanga
3632:San Fernando, La Union
3627:San Carlos, Pangasinan
2792:Don Salvador Benedicto
2536:Sagay official website
1938:
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810:, the municipality of
514:Highest elevation
461:Rodnel H. de los Reyes
422:Alfredo D. Marañon III
391:Sangguniang Panlungsod
2945:Highly urbanized city
1953:Notable personalities
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979:Franklin D. Roosevelt
886:Philippine Revolution
522:Lowest elevation
4252:Negros Island Region
4200:Negros Island Region
4064:Negros Island Region
3980:Negros Island Region
3941:Negros Island Region
1979:Sagay Marine Reserve
1254:Graciano Lopez Jaena
951:Battle of Leyte Gulf
826:and municipality of
543: • Density
525:0 m (0 ft)
318:Negros Island Region
253:Location within the
45:improve this article
3844:PSA Census May 2020
3214:Naga, Camarines Sur
2797:Enrique B. Magalona
2519:April 16, 2013, at
2501:April 16, 2013, at
2006:The Legendary Siete
1973:Tourism attractions
1633:
1567:Average rainy days
896:The American period
761:Dakbanwa sang Sagay
464:Felisa L. dela Cruz
446:Perfecto B. Marañon
411:Leo Rafael M. Cueva
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3647:San Jose del Monte
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879:capitán del pueblo
868:Ferdinand Magellan
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769:Dakbayan sa Sagay
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4043:Iloilo City
3965:Iloilo City
3752:Tarlac City
3667:Santo Tomas
3427:El Salvador
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3194:Independent
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3104:Mandaluyong
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2852:San Enrique
2601:Visayan Sea
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2175:. Meteoblue
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3572:Naga, Cebu
3562:Meycauayan
3537:Malaybalay
3497:La Carlota
3482:Kabankalan
3457:Himamaylan
3452:Guihulngan
3407:Dasmariñas
3382:Catbalogan
3327:Cabanatuan
3322:Cabadbaran
3179:Valenzuela
3124:Muntinlupa
3059:Davao City
2915:San Carlos
2905:La Carlota
2900:Kabankalan
2895:Himamaylan
2862:Valladolid
2847:Pulupandan
2842:Pontevedra
2772:Binalbagan
2042:References
1986:Panal Reef
1920:Government
1828:Hiligaynon
982:Regiment.
851:See also:
757:Hiligaynon
720:Hiligaynon
553:Households
530:Population
480:Electorate
407:Vice Mayor
382:Government
373:25 (see
101:April 2022
71:newspapers
4009:Lapu-Lapu
3955:Lapu-Lapu
3920:Cebu City
3902:Cebu City
3787:Victorias
3657:San Pedro
3652:San Pablo
3577:Oroquieta
3532:Mabalacat
3492:Koronadal
3487:Kidapawan
3432:Escalante
3422:Dumaguete
3139:Parañaque
3084:Las Piñas
3054:Cebu City
2935:Victorias
2890:Escalante
2807:Hinoba-an
2802:Hinigaran
2777:Calatrava
2679:Calatrava
2646:Escalante
2445:April 28,
2157:April 28,
2089:0117-1453
1929:Festivals
1287:Old Sagay
1278:Molocaboc
1269:Maquiling
1134:Old Sagay
1131:Molocaboc
1128:Maquiling
1074:barangays
1068:Barangays
1048:Geography
1038:Raul Roco
1019:Osterholz
859:ArgĂĽelles
834:Etymology
824:Escalante
812:Calatrava
684:064523000
644:Time zone
506:Elevation
375:Barangays
367:Barangays
4272:136,453
4238:148,012
4204:148,894
4170:151,002
4145:Tacloban
4136:153,197
4102:156,321
4068:158,544
4034:179,292
4000:186,960
3991:Calbayog
3945:191,210
3833:Largest
3782:Valencia
3777:Urdaneta
3707:Tagaytay
3702:Tacurong
3642:San Jose
3587:Pagadian
3357:Calbayog
3317:Borongan
3247:Antipolo
3242:Alaminos
3224:Santiago
3169:Tacloban
3164:San Juan
3134:Olongapo
3119:Marikina
3049:Caloocan
2517:Archived
2499:Archived
2242:June 29,
2209:June 20,
2102:July 16,
2093:Archived
2020:See also
1817:Source:
1493:Average
1140:Plaridel
1025:Cityhood
915:Guimaras
785:province
773:Filipino
661:ZIP code
578:% (2021)
358:Cityhood
337:District
325:Province
275:123°25′E
4256:200,198
4222:207,314
4188:230,998
4154:251,881
4120:263,048
4111:Talisay
4086:364,116
4077:Mandaue
4052:457,626
4018:497,604
3984:600,783
3975:Bacolod
3929:964,169
3912:Bacolod
3839:Visayas
3837:in the
3757:Tayabas
3732:Tanauan
3677:Sipalay
3592:Palayan
3542:Malolos
3512:Legazpi
3502:Lamitan
3477:Isabela
3447:Gingoog
3417:Dipolog
3402:Dapitan
3387:Cauayan
3377:Carmona
3367:Canlaon
3352:Calapan
3347:Calamba
3332:Cabuyao
3297:Bayugan
3287:Bayawan
3272:Baliwag
3267:Balanga
3209:Dagupan
3129:Navotas
3109:Mandaue
3099:Malabon
3029:Bacolod
2953:Bacolod
2930:Talisay
2925:Sipalay
2827:Manapla
2817:Isabela
2787:Cauayan
2782:Candoni
2754:Bacolod
2135:July 8,
2055:
1908:Source:
1838:Economy
1832:Cebuano
1809:148,894
1798:146,264
1787:140,740
1776:140,511
1765:129,765
1754:128,374
1743:112,700
1646:±% p.a.
1562:(86.4)
1547:(10.6)
1527:(10.4)
1296:Climate
1260:Malubon
1225:Fabrica
1198:Bulanon
1189:Baviera
1158:Tadlong
1155:Taba-ao
1137:Paraiso
1125:Malubon
1113:Fabrica
1098:Bulanon
1095:Baviera
1062:Bacolod
963:tabo-an
842:History
808:Talisay
783:in the
765:Cebuano
729:Website
724:Tagalog
722:Cebuano
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697:
585:Revenue
563:Economy
538:148,894
436:Members
349:Founded
301:Country
272:10°54′N
85:scholar
4263:Carcar
4213:Toledo
4127:Liloan
3884:Region
3868:Region
3762:Toledo
3747:Tanjay
3742:Tangub
3737:Tandag
3692:Tabaco
3597:Panabo
3582:Ozamiz
3547:Marawi
3527:Maasin
3462:Ilagan
3372:Carcar
3362:Candon
3342:Calaca
3307:Bislig
3292:Baybay
3252:Bacoor
3174:Taguig
3114:Manila
3094:Makati
3089:Lucena
3069:Iligan
3039:Butuan
3034:Baguio
3016:cities
2857:Toboso
2837:Murcia
2650:Toboso
2179:May 7,
2087:
2062:(DILG)
1812:+0.35%
1801:+0.74%
1790:+0.06%
1779:+1.10%
1768:+0.23%
1757:+2.47%
1746:+1.29%
1735:+0.76%
1732:99,118
1724:+3.68%
1721:95,421
1713:+1.11%
1710:79,702
1702:+0.50%
1699:71,335
1691:+2.50%
1688:67,152
1680:+5.42%
1677:53,767
1669:+5.19%
1666:17,752
1606:270.6
1557:(6.2)
1552:(8.7)
1542:(8.9)
1537:(8.7)
1532:(9.9)
1522:(7.4)
1517:(3.8)
1512:(3.7)
1507:(3.4)
1502:(4.7)
1309:Month
1082:sitios
1078:puroks
911:Iloilo
875:pueblo
828:Toboso
800:Negros
596:Assets
557:36,088
313:Region
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4179:Ormoc
4093:Danao
4059:Cadiz
4025:Roxas
3875:Rank
3872:Pop.
3859:Rank
3792:Vigan
3717:Tagum
3697:Tabuk
3672:Silay
3617:Samal
3612:Sagay
3607:Roxas
3602:Passi
3567:Muñoz
3517:Ligao
3507:Laoag
3472:Iriga
3437:Gapan
3412:Digos
3397:Danao
3337:Cadiz
3302:Biñan
3277:Batac
3219:Ormoc
3149:Pasig
3144:Pasay
2920:Silay
2910:Sagay
2885:Cadiz
2635:Sagay
2624:Cadiz
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1899:2021
1896:24.10
1894:2018
1891:22.45
1889:2015
1886:25.15
1884:2012
1881:27.96
1879:2009
1876:27.70
1874:2006
1806:2020
1795:2015
1784:2010
1773:2007
1762:2000
1751:1995
1740:1990
1729:1980
1718:1975
1707:1970
1696:1960
1685:1948
1674:1939
1663:1918
1655:8,311
1652:1903
1603:18.4
1600:23.9
1597:28.5
1594:27.7
1591:27.9
1588:29.1
1585:28.4
1582:25.8
1579:16.8
1576:15.4
1573:12.6
1570:16.1
1560:2,193
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749:Sagay
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137:Sagay
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2425:2022
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2299:2016
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