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1 1 INFORMATION BRIEFING BAGGAO, CAGAYAN.

[Audio] Baggao, Cagayan is situated in the Northern part of the Philippines, in the province of Cagayan. Its climate is tropical monsoon, marked by hot and humid weather. Temperature here stays around 24 to 32 degrees Celsius, with an average of 1500mm (59 inches) of rain annually. Our presentation aims to provide you with information on the history, geography, climate and rainfall, economic profile, political profile, threat situation of Baggao in Cagayan, and also a comprehensive overview of the Cagayan province. We appreciate your attention..

[Audio] In 1624, Baggao was founded as a municipality in the Philippines province of Cagayan. Its inhabitants are mainly Agta and Ibanag ethnic groups. It experienced Spanish rule and American influence, which introduced new agricultural practices and technologies. During WWII, the people of Baggao endured hard times. In more recent years, the municipality has had to face poverty, infrastructure deficiencies, and natural disasters. Despite all these adversities, Baggao has managed to remain strong, showing the resilience of its people and the persistence of its indigenous heritage, Spanish colonial influence, and American administration..

[Audio] Baggao is situated in the northeastern corner of Cagayan Province in the Philippines. Gattaran is to the North, Benham Rise is located to the East, Penablanca is to the South, and to the West stands Alcala. Most of the land is flat, only featuring a few rolling hills, but the terrain is great for agricultural and fishing activities due to its lush green valleys and coastline of sandy beaches. Baggao is a picturesque area that is blessed with a tropical monsoon climate..

[Audio] Slide number 5 reveals that Baggao is situated in the northeastern part of the province of Cagayan in the Philippines. It has a latitude of 17.9345°N and longitude of 121.6515°E, and its landscape consists of plains, hills, and mountains. It is part of the extensive Sierra Madre mountain range which is typified by a tropical monsoon climate. The two seasons here are the wet and dry seasons. Between these two, the vegetation varies depending on the altitude and terrain. Flowing along the western border of Baggao is the renowned Cagayan River which is one of the longest in the Philippines. Baggao also has a splendid coastline on the eastern side and it borders the Philippine Sea..

[Audio] Situated in the Philippines, Baggao, Cagayan is characterized by a tropical climate. The wet season from June to October brings the highest amount of rainfall due to the strong southwest monsoon or “habagat”. The dry season which usually occurs from November to May has little temperature variation. Baggao, like other coastal areas in the Philippines, is susceptible to typhoons, particularly during the wet season..

[Audio] Baggao, Cagayan's economic profile is mainly driven by agricultural activities, along with fishing, forestry, trade, and some opportunities in tourism and services. The municipality is focusing on sustainable development and diversifying the economy, in order to promote prosperity and better the living standards of its citizens. For comprehensive information regarding Baggao's economic standing, local government reports, economic studies, and statistical data from relevant sources should be consulted..

[Audio] Located in Cagayan Province, Baggao is the capital municipality. Its political profile is shaped by the local government structures, representation, and dynamics of the municpal authorities. The head of Baggao is Mayor Leonardo C. Pattung, M D and Vice Mayor Joan C. Dunuan. The municipal council, Sangguniang Bayan, is composed of Johnny R. Bacud, Mariano L. Miguel, Rowel D. Gazmen, Angelo F. Luis, Jaime E. Ramos, Ron Paolo J. Pattung, and Virginia Loreta T. Herrero, along with the ABC President and ex-officio Member Honorato D. Javier. The other department heads include Secretary to the Sangguniang Jose B. Garcia, Municipal Budget Officer Cecilia C. Pagaduan, Municipal Treasurer Harland B. Tumaneng, Municipal Accountant Estenie C. Bitamug, Municipal Engineer Jennison C. Herrera, and Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator Bonifacio C. Pattung..

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