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Philippines: Surigao Del Sur - Education Reference Map Philippines: Surigao Del Sur - Education Reference Map Maicam PS Dahican Dahican PS Isla General ES Iniyakan PS Adlay Community General Island ES Bon-Ot Adlay Caglayag PS Ayoke PS Antonio Yu Carcel PS Caglayag General Island Doyos Cabitoonan PS Bon-ot PS Bon-Ot Consuelo Carrascal CES Consuelo ES Baybay Pantukan PS Consuelo S. R. Cuajo Embarcadero MES Saca Gamuton Bacolod Bay-Bay I PS Carrascal Babuyan PS Bacolod PS San Pedro Sta. Teresita PS Magasang PS Babuyan Tabon-Tabon PS Cantilan Pilot ES Lininti-An Cantilan EC CS Panikian ES Magasang Nuestra Uriarte MES Tag-Anito PS Magosilom Tag-Anito Panikian Camp David PS Pag-Antayan Calagda-an PS Palasao ES Pantukan Calagdaan Palasao Sibayoto PS Tigabong Domoyog PS Tigabong PS Capandan PS Madrelino PS Buntalid Buntalid ES Madrelino Tapi Capandan Cabangahan Uba PS Bugsukan ES Cabas-An Bugsukan Cabas-an ES Parang ES Estuya- Songkit Manlico PS Cabangahan PS Union ES Uba Magsaysay ES Uriat PS Songkit PS Nurcia Batoto PS Parang Panayogon Santa Cruz Nurcia ES Cortes CES Union Poblacion Patongpatong ES Magsaysay San Antonio Madrid CES Tuboran CantilanAgsam PS Lubo PS Quirino Manga ES Banuison PS Manga Patong Patong Linibonan Burgos Carac-an PS Bagsac PS San Santa Cruz Bunga ES Manlico Burgos ES Bagsac Juan Antao Sibahay ES Sibahay Lobo Gamuton San Vicente Antao ES Bunga Bayogo PS Habag PS Tag-Anungan PS San Roque Carmen Bocawe PS Tag-Anongan Cancavan PS Gamuton PS Lanuza CES Esperanza ES Carmen CES Puyat MS Bocawe Zone IV Esperanza Agsam ES Habag Tigao Madrid San Roque ES Agsam Zone I Zone III San Vicente Cortes Tigao ES Hinapoyan PS Bayogo Gacub PS Mabahin Zone II Mabahin ES Lubcon PS Matho Mampi Carmen Matho ES Balibadon Puyat Lanuza Balibadon PS Hinapoyan Cancavan San Antonio San Antonio PS Buenavista Pakwan PS San Vicente PS Pakwan Buenavista ES Bongtod Poblacion Salvacion Pangi Pangi PS San Agustin ES San Agustin Norte Dagocdoc Bongtod Poblacion Bongtud ES Tandag Pilot Tandag Central ES ES Engr. Nestor Ty Memorial ES Awasian Telaje ES Tandag City Awasian ES San Agustin Sur Mabuhay Bioto PS (TC) Bagong Lungsod Quezon Bioto Telaje Quintos ES Quezon ES Maitum Pandanon PS Mabua Pandanon San Jose PS Rosario ES San Isidro PS (TC) Carmen PS Rosario San Jose San Isidro Victoria Victoria PS Maticdum Maticdom PS (TC) Tabon-Tabon PS Mabuhay PS (TC) Tago ES Dayo-An Purisima Falcon Memorial ES Cagdapao Dayo-an PS Mga Bayani ng Pilipinas ES Mercedes Gamut Camagong Bitaugan PS Gamut ES La Paz Camagong PS Bitaugan Kagdapao PS Cabangahan Cayale La Paz ES (Annex) Bajao Unidos La Paz Bagyang PS Unaban PS La Paz ES Bajao PS Bagyang CPPMPS PS Cayale PS Unaban Unidos ES Balete Calatangan PS Kinabigtasan ES Cagbaoto Calatngan Umbay Carromata ES Cagbaoto PS Alba Alba ES Kinabigtasan Bayabas Central ES Tago Panaosawon Badong Anahao Bag-o ES Jubang Carromata Anahao Da-an PS Sumo-Sumo ES Bayabas Siagao Bangsud PS Jubang PS Cabugo Inadan PS Siagao ES Magobawok Sagbayan ES Amag PS Cabugo PS Badong ES Bangsud Sumo-Sumo Sagbayan Tina Tina ES Lindoy PS Anahao Daan Amag Umalag PS Patong PS Magroyong Panaosawon PS Lindoy Legend Mahayag ES Magroyong ES Anahao Bag-O TawaganTawagan PS San Miguel Central ES Bacolod ES Patong Libas Gua Umalag Mahayag Poblacion Baras PS Libas Gua ES Bacolod La Purisima Lactudan PS Layog PS Castillo ES Cagwait Central ES School Location Baras San Miguel Poblacion Lactudan Lingaya PS School Name Caras-an PS Unidad Unidad ES Tubo-Tubo Cempron ES Hagimitan PS Aras-Asan ES San Roque PS Castillo Libas Sud ES Cagwait Mat-E Municipal/City boundary Arangasa PS Layog Aras-Asan Mat-e PS Bitaugan ES Bolhoon ES Catabadan PS Municipal/City Name Libas Sud Caras-An Tagbalidbid PS San Roque San Pedro PS (TC) Bitaugan West Bitaugan East San Antonio PS San Antonio Barangay boundary Bolhoon Santa Cruz Sta. Cruz PS San Pedro Mararag Mararag ES Barangay Name Alegria San Roque PS (TC) Hinogbakan ES San Isidro PS Poblacion Roads San Isidro Marihatag Central ES Marihatag Bayan Mahaba PS (TC) Arorogan Rivers Amontay Antipolo Mahaba Arorogan PS Amontay PS Pong-on PS Antipolo ES Pongtod Mountainous area Pong-On Santo Niño Janipan PS (TC) Sto. Nino ES Hornasan Janipaan Body of water San Agustin Central ES Oteiza Poblacion Buhisan PS Kauswagan Lamela PS Buhisan San Agustin Salvacion ES Buatong Britania PS Salvacion Neptune PS Bretania 0 10 20 Gata PS Gata Saint St. Christine ES Manyayay PS Christine Manyayay Kilometers Diatagon ES Huwangan PS (Closed) Ganayon Diatagon Barangay ES Banahao Ganayon PS San Isidro R. Moreno ES Diatagon San Isidro PS (TC) Ban-As PS San Pedro Lianga Central ES San Pedro PS (TC) Ban-As Poblacion Lianga Payasan PS Payasan Baucawe Baucawe PS Anibongan Anibongan ES Liatimco La Union ES Campbagang PS Wakat ES Cambagang Sudlon Wakat Sua PS Sudion ES San Vicente Talisay Seaside ES Sua Dinuyan ES Rizal ES Amaga San Vicente ES Maapod PS Dapdap PS UnidadUnidad PS Tambis ES PoblacionBarobo Central ES Malindog PS Amaga ES Dapdap Gamut ES Mamis PS Kinayan PS Rizal Cabacungan ES Mamis Cabacungan Kinayan Gamut Baculin ES Dughan PS San Roque ES Tambis Causwagan Anunang PS Causwagan PS San Roque Baculin Bahi PS Dughan Harip PS Barobo Nuevo Paraiso PS Bahi Harip San Jose PS San Jose Quezon ES Campa PS Javier Javier ES Magsaysay Osmeña Quary ES Quezon Roxas ES Plateau PS Osme±a ES Campa Magsaysay ES VillaverdeVillaverde ES Sta. Fe PS Port Lamon ES Guinhalinan PS Port Lamon Santa Fe Trinidad Trinidad PS Roxas Sayon PS Mabuhay PS CacawanCambatong PS Sayon KahayaganKahayagan ES Cambatong ES Poblacion Lago ES Agsaban PS Tagbina Hubar PS Talisay ES Tagbina Central ES Lago Port Lamon Carpenito ES Batunan PS Carpenito Manambia Malixi ES Soriano PS Malixi Tuburan PS Maligaya Pocto Pocto ES Manambia PS (TC) Maligaya PS Talisay Katipunan PS Sta. Maria ES Batunan MaglambingMaglambing ES San Juan ES Tagbobonga PS Soriano Tagongon ES Santa Maria Mahayahay PS San Vicente San Vicente PS Kinagbangan PS Tagbobonga Dugmanon Hinatuan Maglatab Sta. Cruz ESTagongon Maglayab ES SanDugmanon Juan ES Tiwi PS Tagasaka ES Santa Cruz Sta. Juana ES Libuacan PS Pamanlonan ES Talisay Maputi ES Tagasaka Ugoban PS Santa Juana Do±a Carmen ES HinagdananHinagdanan PS Sta. Rita ES Pagtigni-an Ugoban Doña Carmen Bitoon ES Tiwi Zone III Maharlika Sasa Tabok PS Rocky PS Zone II Hinatuan South Central ES Sasa PS Hinatuan North Central ES La Casa Benigno Aquino Rio PS Tarusan PS Tarusan Aloba, PS LoyolaLoyola ES San Miguel PS Almaria PS Bigaan Bigaan ES Bingcongan PS Urabangon PS Balbuena PS Tidman ES Tidman Tidman San Vicente ES Delot PS Caguyao PS San Vicente Caguyao Mantaban PS Tumanan Puerto PS Santa Cruz Tumanan PS Santa Cruz ES Bucto Maharlika Bucto ES Sanyata PS Forest Driva Village ES Bebiano Alba ES San Roque ES Sibaroy Valencia Simon Edgar A. Garay ES Kahayag Lawigan ES San Roque Pedro Redondo PS Coleto ES Lawigan San Nicolas PS San Fernando ES Coleto Valencia PS San Bislig Central ES Mabog ES Pamanlinan Fernando Pamanlinan PS Bongan PS Poblacion Labisma Espiritu ES Bislig Burboanan Mangagoy Labisma ES Caramcam ES Burboanan ES Recaredo Castillo #1 ES Bongan City Mangagoy East ES Plaza Central ES San Isidro F. C. Pedraverde ES Balingan ES Mangagoy Hilltop ES Mangagoy Central ES Guitamondok PS Comawas Requina ES Mone ES Paler Lumayog ES San Isidro ES Isabelo Landeta ES Mone Tabon Olayvar ES Sunrise Campo PS San Jose ES Barcelona ES San Antonio ES Barcelona Recaredo Castillo #2 PS San Antonio Sikahoy PS San Jose Pamaypayan ES Tagpoporan Tagpupuran ES Pamaypayan Tagbobo PS Mahayahay PS Taw-aga ES Salvacion Mahayahay Salvacion PS Mahabo ES Handamayan Handamayan PS Anibongan ES Haguimitan PS Mendezona PS Anibongan Rajah Cabungso-An Hinipa-an ES Lingig Poblacion Lingig Central ES Tomas Sim ES Sabang Bogak Hamindang PS Obon PS Napanpanan PS Union Palo Alto ES Union ES Rajah Cabungsuan ES Mandus Palo Alto Mandus ES Pagtila-An Pagtilaan ES Maubgob PS Antonio A. Orozco ES Mansa-Ilao Mansailao PS Bentigan PS San Roque Tigbawan PS San Roque ES Creation date: 15 Jul 2015 Sources: GADM, OSM, NAMRIA, DepEd Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int philippines.humanitarianresponse.info The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..
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