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By Region) As of March 31, 2018 Area CADT No Ancestral Domains Office Recognition Division Master List of Approved CADTs (By Region) As of March 31, 2018 Area CADT No. Date Approved Location CADC No. / Process Tribe IP Right Holders (Hectares) CAR 1 CAR-BAK- 7/18/2002 Bakun, Benguet CADC-120 Bago & Kankana-ey 29,444.3449 17,218 0702-0001 2 CAR-KIB-0204-2/13/2004 Municipality of Kibungan, Province of Benguet CADC-071 Kankana-ey 22,836.8838 15,472 016 3 CAR-ATO- 12/14/2004 Municipality of Atok, Province of Benguet Direct Application Kankan-ey & Ibaloy 20,017.6498 15,634 1204-026 4 CAR-CAL- 10/21/2005 Barangay Eva Garden, Cadaclan (portion), and Tanglagan(portion), Direct Application Isnag 11,268.0254 852 1005-031 Municipality of Calanasan, Province of Apayao 5 CAR-BAG- 2/9/2006 Barangay Happy Hallow, Baguio City Direct Application Ibaloi & Kankanaey 147.4496 2,900 0206-041 6 CAR-KAP- 11/14/2006 Barangays of Balakbak, Belengbelis, Boklaoan, Cayapes, Cuba, Datakan, Direct Application Kankana-ey & Ibaloi 17,127.1491 15,995 1106-050 Gadang, Gasweling, Labueg, Paykek, Poblacion Central, Pudong, Pongayon, Sagubo and Taba-ao, all in the Municipality of Kapangan, Province of Benguet 7 CAR-ASI-0308-3/26/2008 Brgys. Amduntog, Antipolo, Liwon, Namal, Natcak, Nungawa, Panubtuban, Direct Application Kalanguya, Ayangan 26,578.6964 14,355 063 Haliap, Cawayan, Pula, Duli Camandag, all in the Municipality of Asipulo, and Tuwali Province of Ifugao; and portion of the Mun. of Ambaguio in the Province of Nueva Vizcaya 8 CAR-KAB- 3/26/2008 Mun. of Kabayan, Prov. Of Benguet CADC-037 Ibaloy, Kalanguya and 22,883.0620 11,837 0308-064 Kankana-ey 9 CAR-BUG- 3/26/2008 Mun. of Buguias, Prov. Of Benguet CADC-072 Kalanguya & 17,125.4372 35,510 0308-065 Kankanaey 10 CAR-BOK- 9/3/2008 Mun. of Bokod, Prov. Of Benguet CADC 150 Kankana-ey, Ibaloi, 41,223.3247 12,356 0908-080 Kalanguya & Karao 11 CAR-TUB- 9/3/2008 Mun. of Tublay, Province of Benguet Direct Application Kankana-ey & Ibaloi 9,932.9447 11,065 0908-081 12 CAR-SAB- 10/9/2008 Municipality of Sablan, Province of Benguet Direct Application Ibaloi 11,560.4110 1,513 1008-082 13 CAR-LAT- 10/10/2008 Mun. of La Trinidad, Prov. Of Benguet Direct Application Kankana-ey, Ibaloi & 7,413.3416 26,842 1008-085 Kalanguya 14 CAR-MAN- 12/17/2008 Mun. of Mankayan, Prov. of Benguet Direct App. Kankana-ey 13,649.8528 26,111 1208-094 15 CAR-TIN-0309-3/19/2009 Mun. of Tinoc, Prov. Of Ifugao CADC036 Kalanguya 21,371.2160 12,133 099 16 CAR-TAB- 7/22/2009 Brgys. Of Guilayon, Magnao & Nambucayan, Tabuk City, Prov. Of Kalinga Direct Application Guilayon 7,112.3520 2,800 0709-120 17 CAR-ITO- 7/22/2009 Mun. of Itogon, Prov. Of Benguet Direct Application Kankana-ey/Ibaloi 41,590.0738 27,229 0709-121 18 CAR-BAU- 7/22/2009 Brgys. Sinto, Mount Data, Sadsadan, Leseb, Maba-ay, Tapapan, Direct Application Kankana-ey 9,476.5303 14,190 0709-122 Monamon Sur, Monamon Norte, Mun. Of Bauko, Mt. Province 19 CAR-PEN- 9/23/2009 Brgys. Riang, Dumayco, Patiao, Lusuac, Poblacion, Namarabar, Tat-tawa, Direct Application Tingguian-Illaud 3,918.6984 3,474 0909-132 Sta. Rosa, and Malamsit, Mun. Of Penarrubia, Prov. Of Abra 20 CAR-ITO- 2/11/2010 Mun. of Itogon, Prov. Of Benguet CADC 088 Kankan-ey and Ibaloi 7,081.9328 812 0210-156 21 CAR-BAR- 9/23/2015 Kadaclan, Barlig, & Brgy, Banao Natonin Mt. Province Balangao 9,027.5370 2,532 0915-188 Direct 21 CADTs Total for CAR 350,786.9133 270,830 R 01 1 R01-SUG- 7/16/2004 Municipality of Sugpon, Province of Ilocos Sur Direct Application Kankana-ey & Bago 6,339.4170 3,300 0704-024 2 R01-SNI-1005- 10/20/2005 LOT 1 (Area = 2,617.7078 has) Barangay of Sta. Rosa (portion), R01-CADC-151 Iwak 5,484.1101 248 038 Municipality of Sta. Fe, Province of Nueva Vizcaya; LOT 2 (Area = 2,866.4023 has) Barangay of Fianza (portion), Municipality of San Nicolas, Province of Pangasinan 3 R01-ALI-1105- 11/2/2005 Barangays of Poblacion (Alilem Daya), Dalawa, Batbato, Daddaay, Apaya, CADC-152 Kankana-ey & Bago 8,341.1505 5,717 032 Apang, Amilongan, Anaao and Kiat, Municipality of Alilem, Province of Ilocos Sur 4 R01-SNI-0308- 3/26/2008 Sitio Kabayabasan, Barangay San Felipe East, Municipality of San Nicolas, Direct Application Ibaloi 2,378.3529 308 066 Province of Pangasinan 5 R01-PUG- 3/26/2008 Brgys. of Poblacion West, East, Palina, Cuenca, Maoasoas Norte, Direct Application Bago and Ibaloi 4,155.9118 7,849 0308-067 Maoasas Sur, San Luis, Saytan, Duplas, Ambalite, Ambangonan, Cares, Tabora Proper and Tabora East, Mu. Of Pugo, Prov. Of La Union 6 RO1-SNG- 9/23/2009 Barangays Amontoc, Apayao, Balbalayang, Bayabas, Bumbuneg, Bucao, Direct Application Kankana-ey and Bago 10,372.6640 9,653 0909-133 Daking, Lacong, Lipay Este, Lipay Norte, Lipay Proper, Lipay Sur, Lon-oy, Polipol and Poblacion, Mun. of San Gabriel, Prov. of La Union 7 R01-CAR- 1/12/2016 Birbira, Barbaquezo, Angset, Carasi, Ilocos Norte Direct Application Apayao/ Isneg 12,561.3367 732 0116-198 8 R01-NAG- 12-19-17 Bandrill, Casilagan, Poblacion East & Mission, & Sitio Bogbog, Brgy. Direct App. Tinguian 766 1,327.6070 1217-217 Casilagan, Nagbukel, Ilocos Sur 8 CADTs Total for R01 50,960.5500 28,573 R 02 1 R02-NAG- 7/26/2003 Brgys. of San Dionisio II, San Ramos, Landingan, Wasid, San Pugo, CADC-002,020, 021 & Bugkalot/ Ilongot 139,691.8688 15,374 0703-0012 Matmad, Giayan, La Conwap and Keat, Mun. of Nagtipunan, Province of 110/AO 1 Quirino; Brgys. of Galintuja (portion), Dinadiawan (portion), Bazal (portion), Diaat (portion), Kadayakan (portion) and Bayanihan (portion), Mun. of Maria Aurora & Brgys. of Dimabuno (portion), Gupa (portion), Mijares (portion), Toytoyan (portion), Ditale (portion), Dibutunan (portion), Diarabasin (portion), Borlongan (portion), and Dianed (portion), Mun. of Dipaculao, Province of Aurora; Brgys. of Pao, Kakidugen, Paquet (portion), Siguem (portion), Muta (portion), Dine (portion), Katarawan (portion) and Biyoy (portion), Mun. of Kasibu & Brgys. of Yabbi, Binuangan, Belance (portion), New Gumiad, Mun. of Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya 2 R02-ITB-1005- 10/22/2005 Municipality of Itbayat, covering the islands of Itbayat, Di’nem, Siayan, A’li, Direct Application Ichbayat-Ivatan 89,163.4200 3,911 037 Dittarem, Misanga and Mavulis and its surrounding Municipal Seas, all in the Province of Batanes 3 R02-STF-0406-4/21/2006 Brgys. of Atbu, Bacneng, Balete, Baliling, Bantinan, Baracbac, Canabuan, R02-CADC-118 Kalanguya- Ikalahan 30,758.5822 10,442 045 Imugan,Malico, Poblacion, Sta. Rosa, Sinapaoan, Tactac, Villaflores and Unib, Mun. of Sta Fe; Brgys. of Anayo, Balete, Calitlitan (portion), Canabuan, Canarem, Ocao- Capiniaan and Yaway, Mun. of Aritao & Sitio Kamaring, Brgy. Cabalatan-Alang, Mun. of Kayapa, all in the Prov. of Nueva Vizcaya 4 R02-CAL- 12/20/2006 Barangay of Babuyan Claro, Municipality of Calayan, Province of Cagayan Direct Application Ibatan 88,924.3687 1,221 1206-056 covering the islands of Babuyan Claro and Ditohos and its surrounding seas. All bounded by the Calayan Municipal Sea. 5 R02-VIL-0207- 2/2/2007 Barangays of Ipil-Cuneg & Cabuaan, Municipality of Bayombong; Barangay Direct Application Ayangan 6,241.5673 4,673 058 Commonal, Municipality of Solano; Barangays of Cabuluan & Ocapon, Municipality of Villa Verde, all in the province of Nueva Vizcaya 6 R02-MAD- 3/26/2008 Sitio Tilitilan, Dionuan, Pulang Lupa, Decoraban, Ngilinan and Dioriong, CADC-053 Agta 54,740.9204 441 0308-068 Brgy. Disimungal, all in the Municipality of Nagtipunan and Sitio Linangwayan, San Martin, Sitio Dibuluan, San Dionisio I, and Sitio Dialanes and Sangaide, Villa Gracia, all in the Municipality of Maddela, Province of Quirino and portion mun. of Dinalongan and Dipaculao, Province of Aurora 7 R02-BAG- 9/1/2008 Mun. of Baggao, Province of Cagayan CADC 048 Agta 38,753.6090 742 0908-074 8 R02-GAT- 11/5/2008 Brgys. of Bolos Point, Tanglagan, Mabuno, Pena Este, Baracaoit and CADC 133 Agta 107,903.3900 1,038 1108-086 Naddongan, municipality of Gattaran; barangays of San Mariano and Dagupan, municipality of Lallo; barangays of Tabbak, Birao and Villa Cielo, municipality of Buguey; barangay Aridowen and Mission, municipality of Sta. Teresita; and barangays of St. Clara and Kabiraoan, municipality of Gonzaga Cagayan , all in the province of Cagayan 9 R02-AMB- 11/5/2008 Barangays Labang, Napo, Poblacion, Salingsingan, Tiblac and portions of Direct Application Kalanguya-Ayangan 13,061.0238 10,423 1108-087 Barangays Ammueg and Dulli, municipality of Ambaguio; and sitio Balong, Latbang, municipality of Kayapa, all in the province of Nueva Vizcaya 10 R02-DUP- 1/26/2010 Brgys. Abaca, Biruk, Ganao, Kimbutan, Lukidnon, Sanguit, Talbec, CADC 22 and CADC Bugkalot 73,197.6986 2,235 0110-146 Carolotan (portion) and Kinabuan (portion), Municipality of Dupax del Sur 23 and Brgys. Cawayan, Galintuja, Pelaway, Lipuga and portion of Lublub, Mun. Of Alfonso Castaneda, all in the province of Nueva Vizcaya 11 R02-PAL-0110-1/26/2010 Brgys. Alomanay, Bisag, Centro East, Centro West, Culasi, Dialawyao, CADC 061, 181, 182 Agta 340,500.8751 2,738 147 Dicadioaun, Didadungan, Didian, Dimasari, Maligaya, Marikit, San Isidro, and direct Sta. Jacinta & Villa Robles, all in the Municipality of Palanan; Brgys. Aplaya, Diana, Eleonor, Fely, Flores, Lita, Malasin, Minanga, Reina Mercedes and Sta. Marina, Mun. of Maconacon; Brgys. Biabian, Dicambangan, Dilakit, Dimapula, Dimapuat, Dimasalansan, Dipudo, Dicaruyan & Ditarum, Mun. of Divilacan; Brgys.
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