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Daraga is a 1st class municipality in the province of Albay, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 101,031 people in 20,082 households. Image File history File links Map of Albay highlighting the location of Daraga, Albay, Philippines. ...
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History
- 12th Century - Early settlers were traders. The name Daraga came from a kind of tree that grew in abundance in the hill where now stands the Catholic church with Baroque architecture.
- 1587 - Evangelization by Franciscan missionaries. They called the place Budiao and then renamed to Cagsawa.
- 1595 - Cagsawa became a "visita" and was attached to the town Camalig.
- 1814 - Eruption of Mayon Volcano that caused the destruction of Cagsawa.
- 1815 - Government for the town of Daraga was formally organized with Venancio Espiritu Salomon as Barangay Captain.
- 1872 - Cagsawa was changed to Salcedo by Simon de Anda and later renamed Daraga
- 1892 - Under Becerra Law, Daraga became a constituent of the City of Legazpi
- 1922 - Daraga regained her autonomy when the Philippine Assembly ordered separation of Daraga from the capital town of Albay, composed of Albay and Legazpi City
- 1948 - Under R.A. 306, Daraga was again incorporated to Legazpi as one of its district
- 1954 - R.A. 993 creating the Municipality of Daraga
- 1959 - Daraga’s name was changed to Locsin
- 1967 - R.A. 4994 restored the name Daraga
- 1973 - P.D. 125, Daraga was incorporated as part of Legazpi City, but implementation of this decree was suspended
February 1, 1814 was Mayon's deadliest eruption.
Barangays Daraga is politically subdivided into 54 barangays. A barangay (Tagalog: baranggay , pronounced as ba-rang-gai, gai as in guy), also known by its former name, the barrio, is the smallest local government unit in the Philippines and is the native Filipino term for a village, district or ward. ...
- Alcala
- Alobo
- Anislag
- Bagumbayan
- Balinad
- Bañadero
- Bañag
- Bascaran
- Bigao
- Binitayan
- Bongalon
- Budiao
- Burgos
- Busay
- Cullat
- Canaron
- Dela Paz
- Dinoronan
| - Gabawan
- Gapo
- Ibaugan
- Ilawod Area Pob. (Dist.2)
- Inarado
- Kidaco
- Kilicao
- Kimantong
- Kinawitan
- Kiwalo
- Lacag
- Mabini
- Malabog
- Malobago
- Maopi
- Market Area Pob. (Dist. 1)
- Maroroy
- Matnog
| - Mayon
- Mi-isi
- Nabasan
- Namantao
- Pandan
- Peñafrancia
- Sagpon
- Salvacion
- San Rafael
- San Ramon
- San Roque
- San Vicente Grande
- San Vicente Pequeño
- Sipi
- Tabon-tabon
- Tagas
- Talahib
- Villahermosa
| Government Officials Mayor: Cicero Triunfante Vice Mayor: Marlene Magayanes SB Member: - Alex L. Coma
- Henry M. Jacob
- Pedro T. Marcellana III
- Ramon C. Lawenko
- Glen M. Uy
- Amado V. Mier
- Jesus N. Llabore
External links - Bicol University High School Batch 2007
- Philippine Standard Geographic Code
- 2000 Philippine Census Information
- Local Government of Daraga
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