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town, municipality, third-level administrative division
Municipality of Cuyapo, Province of Nueva Ecija
Land Area: 215.73 km²
ZIP Code: 3117
Cuyapo is a municipality in the landlocked province of Nueva Ecija in the Philippines. As of the 2010 Census, it had a population of 59,396 people. The town is situated at the northwestern tip of the province.
The name "cuyapo" is derived from the word "kuyapo" (kiapo), a water plant that looks like a flower, bearing the scientific name Pistia Stratiocis, Linn.
It is located in the northwest portion of the province, and is the boundary of Nueva Ecija, Tarlac and Pangasinan provinces.
The municipality is is primarily an agricultural area.
Ilocano and Tagalog are the major languages spoken here.
Cuyapo is politically subdivided into 51 barangays:
-Baloy
-Bambanaba
-Bantug
-Bentigan
-Bibiclat
-Bonifacio
-Bued
-Bulala
-Burgos
-Cabileo
-Cabangaran
-Cabatuan
-Cacapasan
-Calancuasan Norte
-Calancuasan Sur
-Colosboa
-Columbitin
-Curva
-District I (Poblacion I)
-District II (Poblacion II)
-District IV (Poblacion IV)
-District V (Poblacion V)
-District VI (Poblacion VI)
-District VII (Poblacion VII)
-District VIII (Poblacion VIII)
-Landig
-Latap
-Loob
-Luna
-Malbeg-Patalan
-Malineng
-Matindeg
-Maycaban
-Nagcuralan
-Nagmisahan
-Paitan Norte
-Paitan Sur
-Piglisan
-Pugo
-Rizal
-Sabit
-Salagusog
-San Antonio
-San Jose
-San Juan
-Santa Clara
-Santa Cruz
-Simimbaan
-Tagtagumbao
-Tutuloy
-Ungab
-Villaflores
Land Area: 215.73 km²
ZIP Code: 3117
Cuyapo is a municipality in the landlocked province of Nueva Ecija in the Philippines. As of the 2010 Census, it had a population of 59,396 people. The town is situated at the northwestern tip of the province.
The name "cuyapo" is derived from the word "kuyapo" (kiapo), a water plant that looks like a flower, bearing the scientific name Pistia Stratiocis, Linn.
It is located in the northwest portion of the province, and is the boundary of Nueva Ecija, Tarlac and Pangasinan provinces.
The municipality is is primarily an agricultural area.
Ilocano and Tagalog are the major languages spoken here.
Cuyapo is politically subdivided into 51 barangays:
-Baloy
-Bambanaba
-Bantug
-Bentigan
-Bibiclat
-Bonifacio
-Bued
-Bulala
-Burgos
-Cabileo
-Cabangaran
-Cabatuan
-Cacapasan
-Calancuasan Norte
-Calancuasan Sur
-Colosboa
-Columbitin
-Curva
-District I (Poblacion I)
-District II (Poblacion II)
-District IV (Poblacion IV)
-District V (Poblacion V)
-District VI (Poblacion VI)
-District VII (Poblacion VII)
-District VIII (Poblacion VIII)
-Landig
-Latap
-Loob
-Luna
-Malbeg-Patalan
-Malineng
-Matindeg
-Maycaban
-Nagcuralan
-Nagmisahan
-Paitan Norte
-Paitan Sur
-Piglisan
-Pugo
-Rizal
-Sabit
-Salagusog
-San Antonio
-San Jose
-San Juan
-Santa Clara
-Santa Cruz
-Simimbaan
-Tagtagumbao
-Tutuloy
-Ungab
-Villaflores
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuyapo,_Nueva_Ecija
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 15°46'25"N 120°42'10"E
- Mangatarem 58 km
- San Jose 63 km
- Capas 63 km
- Candelaria 86 km
- Santa Cruz 90 km
- Botolan 90 km
- Bokod 91 km
- Kayapa 93 km
- Mabini 99 km
- Subic 105 km
- Tanggal Macho 0.3 km
- Tanggal Baro 0.7 km
- gines construction store en supply 2.8 km
- Cuyapo National High School 3.2 km
- Bangcay Hill 3.5 km
- Cuyapo Town Proper 3.9 km
- San Antonio Elementary School 5.7 km
- Dr. Ramon De Santos National High School 6.7 km
- Nueva Ecija 34 km
- Pangasinan 49 km
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