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town, municipality, third-level administrative division
Municipality of Lupao, Province of Nueva Ecija
Land Area: 121.33 km²
ZIP Code: 3122
Lupao is a municipality in the landlocked province of Nueva Ecija in the Philippines. As of the 2010 Census, it had a population of 40,931 people.
Lupao was formerly a barrio of Umingan, Pangasinan. In 1871, some residents led by a Señor Calderon petitioned the Governor General for the segregation of Lupao as a barrio of Umingan and the eventual creation of Lupao as "Tenencia Absoluta" to be headed by a Teniente Absoluto. On September 28, 1871, the Govierno Superior Civil de Filipinas decreed the creation of Lupao as Tenencia Absoluta, which signified the formal segregation as barrio and the eventual creation as "pueblo" of the province of Nueva Ecija. When the American forces defeated the Spaniards, towns were founded through General Order # 43. On January 31, 1901, the Philippine Commission passed Act No. 82 that eventually installed Civil Governments on different towns in the Philippines, including Lupao.
Lupao is politically subdivided into 24 barangays:
-Agupalo Este
-Agupalo Weste
-Alalay Chica
-Alalay Grande
-Arimal
-Bagong Flores
-Balbalungao
-Burgos
-Cordero
-Mapangpang
-Namulandayan
-Parista
-Poblacion East
-Poblacion North
-Poblacion South
-Poblacion West
-Salvacion I
-Salvacion II
-San Antonio Este
-San Antonio Weste
-San Isidro
-San Pedro
-San Roque
-Santo Domingo
Land Area: 121.33 km²
ZIP Code: 3122
Lupao is a municipality in the landlocked province of Nueva Ecija in the Philippines. As of the 2010 Census, it had a population of 40,931 people.
Lupao was formerly a barrio of Umingan, Pangasinan. In 1871, some residents led by a Señor Calderon petitioned the Governor General for the segregation of Lupao as a barrio of Umingan and the eventual creation of Lupao as "Tenencia Absoluta" to be headed by a Teniente Absoluto. On September 28, 1871, the Govierno Superior Civil de Filipinas decreed the creation of Lupao as Tenencia Absoluta, which signified the formal segregation as barrio and the eventual creation as "pueblo" of the province of Nueva Ecija. When the American forces defeated the Spaniards, towns were founded through General Order # 43. On January 31, 1901, the Philippine Commission passed Act No. 82 that eventually installed Civil Governments on different towns in the Philippines, including Lupao.
Lupao is politically subdivided into 24 barangays:
-Agupalo Este
-Agupalo Weste
-Alalay Chica
-Alalay Grande
-Arimal
-Bagong Flores
-Balbalungao
-Burgos
-Cordero
-Mapangpang
-Namulandayan
-Parista
-Poblacion East
-Poblacion North
-Poblacion South
-Poblacion West
-Salvacion I
-Salvacion II
-San Antonio Este
-San Antonio Weste
-San Isidro
-San Pedro
-San Roque
-Santo Domingo
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lupao,_Nueva_Ecija
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 15°51'7"N 120°54'59"E
- Mangatarem 80 km
- Capas 86 km
- Kayapa 86 km
- Bokod 86 km
- San Jose 88 km
- Candelaria 110 km
- Santa Cruz 112 km
- Botolan 114 km
- Mabini 118 km
- Subic 126 km
- Poblacion (Lupao Town Proper) 3.3 km
- Poblacion North 3.4 km
- Burgos Hill 6.2 km
- Mangandingay 7.9 km
- Maasin Dam 9 km
- Imus 10 km
- San Vicente 12 km
- Mount Amorong 13 km
- Nueva Ecija 24 km
- Pangasinan 65 km
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