Municipality of Peñarrubia

Seal Symbolism Spear and Shield, symbolized the cultural heritage of the municipality. Golden Rice Fields and Thriving Bamboo Trees, signify the minicipality’s agricultural productivity. Mountains, indicate the abundance of water and minerals.   History and government Like any other town, Peñarrubia has its own share of historical evolution. The events and circumstances leading to its… Read more »

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Municipality of Manabo

Seal Symbolism Eleven Stars, represent the 11 barangays  of the municipality. Rising Sun, symbolizes the vision, ideals and aspirations of the people. Rice and Cornfields, show the principal products of the municipality. Irrigation Canal Between the Rice and Corn Fields, shows that the municipality is fully irrigated. “Welcome to Waray Country “ Inspiration, denotes that waray, locally… Read more »

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Municipality of Malibcong

Seal Symbolism Shield, represents the government and the tribes themselves as the defender and protector of the community from any enemy specially during the olden times when tribal war was prevalent. Spear, represents the readiness and bravery of the warriors to fight against invaders. Mountain, indicates that the municipality is mountainous and that the mountains… Read more »

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Municipality of Luba

Seal Symbolism The shield, derived from the provincial seal of Abra where the town is located. Three Stars represent the three ethnic group composing the populace of the municipality – the Ilocos, Igorots and Tinggiuans. Circle, divided into eight parts representing the eight barangays comprising the municipality. Cattle Head, depicts Luba as a cattle producing municipality. Rice… Read more »

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Municipality of La Paz

Seal Symbolism The 12 stars at the center and the 12 leaves stand for the 12 barangays of the municipality. The green color of the leaves represents peace. The year 1832, the year the municipality was founded.   History and government Sitio Ababeng of Poblacion located south of the barangay was the place where the first group… Read more »

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Municipality of Langiden

Seal Symbolism Mountains and Rivers, Signify that Langiden is mountainous criss-crossed by rivers and creeks. Ricefields with Crops, stand for the main source of livelihood of the people of Langiden which is agriculture with corn as the main crop. Fish, represents fishing as the secondary source of income especially during summer when farming activities are… Read more »

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Municipality of Lagayan

Seal Symbolism Five Stars, represent the 5 barangays of the municipality. Rivers Emerging between Mountains, stands for the palsuguan and Tineg Rivers which bisects the barangays of Lagayan. Fish, Symbolizes the fresh water fishes that thrive in the bodies of water that flow through Lagayan. It is one of the major products upon which the… Read more »

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Municipality of Lagangilang

Seal Symbolism Carabao Head, symbolizes a beast of burden declared as the national animal of the Philippines. Hill, represents the terrain of the municipality suitable for agro-livestock forestry. Rice Paddies, means extensive farmlands. River, stands for life, usually tapped for irrigation facilities and water supply for farm animals. Rice, represents the staple crop of the… Read more »

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Municipality of Lacub

Seal symbolism Man, symbolizes the people who move forward to look for better opportunities to improve their lot from the utilization of the natural resources of the municipality. Mountains, represent the location of natural resources, more particularly hard metals like gold which are expected to improve the lives of the people. Green Color, indicates the… Read more »

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Municipality of Dolores

Seal symbolism Shield, derived from the provincial seal of Abra where the town is located. The rising sun, signifies hope and new beginnings. The mountains, typify the hilly and mountainous local terrain. The Verdant Ricefields, depict that 65% of the land area is devoted to agriculture and most of the working households are farmers. The… Read more »

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