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CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT for BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) Annex 1 LBM No. 61 CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL MUNICIPALITY OF BANGA 1 Benitez (Pob.) 1,407,939.00 2 Cabudian 945,545.00 3 Cabuling 1,214,271.00 4 Cinco (Barrio 5) 2,299,058.00 5 Derilon 790,487.00 6 El Nonok 1,600,989.00 7 Improgo Village (Pob.) 873,267.00 8 Kusan (Barrio 8) 1,654,116.00 9 Lamba 2,358,981.00 10 Lambingi 1,530,873.00 11 Lampari 1,253,498.00 12 Lam-Apos 819,213.00 13 Liwanay (Barrio 1) 2,103,846.00 14 Malaya (Barrio 9) 1,600,371.00 15 Punong Grande (Barrio 2) 1,509,251.00 16 Rang-ay (Barrio 4) 1,738,749.00 17 Reyes (Pob.) 1,949,406.00 18 Rizal Poblacion 1,868,788.00 19 Rizal (Barrio 3) 1,848,093.00 20 San Jose (Barrio 7) 1,728,556.00 21 San Vicente (Barrio 6) 1,935,506.00 22 Yangco Poblacion 915,583.00 ------------------------ Total 33,946,386.00 ============== GEN. SANTOS CITY (DADIANGAS) 1 Apopong 13,979,057.00 2 Baluan 2,555,120.00 3 Batomelong 1,632,495.00 4 Buayan 3,533,344.00 5 Bula 11,230,331.00 6 Calumpang 21,465,080.00 7 City Heights 7,772,726.00 8 Conel 3,386,626.00 9 Dadiangas East (Pob.) 2,329,946.00 10 Dadiangas North 3,810,409.00 11 Dadiangas South 3,009,792.00 12 Dadiangas West 6,151,104.00 13 Fatima 21,303,535.00 14 Katangawan 3,798,363.00 15 Labangal 18,356,817.00 CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL 16 Lagao (1st & 3rd) 15,324,848.00 17 Ligaya 1,673,884.00 18 Mabuhay 4,997,745.00 19 Olympog 1,377,051.00 20 San Isidro (Lagao 2nd) 12,553,266.00 21 San Jose 2,876,355.00 22 Siguel 3,057,668.00 23 Sinawal 3,867,861.00 24 Tambler 3,351,413.00 25 Tinagacan 2,098,904.00 26 Upper Labay 1,412,263.00 ------------------------ Total 176,906,003.00 ============== KORONADAL CITY (CAPITAL) 1 Assumption (Bulol) 1,030,178.00 2 Avancena (Bo. 3) 1,621,375.00 3 Cacub 1,278,518.00 4 Caloocan 1,460,757.00 5 Carpenter Hill 2,169,020.00 6 Concepcion (Bo. 6) 1,600,989.00 7 Esperanza 1,318,363.00 8 General Paulino Santos (Bo. 1) 7,049,328.00 9 Mabini 1,273,267.00 10 Magsaysay 1,351,105.00 11 Mambucal 806,240.00 12 Morales 2,834,965.00 13 Namnama 1,388,479.00 14 New Pangasinan (Bo. 4) 1,423,074.00 15 Paraiso 1,912,031.00 16 Rotonda 1,341,838.00 17 San Isidro 2,077,900.00 18 San Jose (Bo. 5) 2,586,008.00 19 San Roque 1,541,993.00 20 Santa Cruz 3,925,004.00 21 Santo Nino (Bo. 2) 3,184,618.00 22 Sarabia (Bo. 8) 2,679,908.00 23 Zone I (Pob.) 1,994,811.00 24 Zone II (Pob.) 1,953,421.00 25 Zone III (Pob.) 4,026,934.00 26 Zone IV (Pob.) 3,365,313.00 27 Zulueta (Bo. 7) 2,873,884.00 ------------------------ Total 60,069,321.00 ============== CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL MUN. OF LAKE SEBU 1 Bacdulong 1,034,193.00 2 Denlag 1,214,888.00 3 Halilan 1,053,035.00 4 Hanoon 922,070.00 5 Klubi 1,480,217.00 6 Lake Lahit 1,048,711.00 7 Lamcade 1,112,031.00 8 Lamdalag 1,701,684.00 9 Lamfugon 1,899,676.00 10 Lamlahak 1,318,981.00 11 Lower Maculan 907,552.00 12 Luhib 1,171,645.00 13 Ned 5,426,471.00 14 Poblacion 2,249,328.00 15 Siluton 1,249,483.00 16 Takunel 1,188,634.00 17 Talisay 1,267,398.00 18 Tasiman 1,125,004.00 19 Upper Maculan 1,034,811.00 ------------------------ Total 28,405,812.00 ============== MUN. OF NORALA 1 Benigno Aquino, Jr. 982,919.00 2 Dumaguil 1,240,834.00 3 Esperanza 1,217,668.00 4 Kibid 1,025,236.00 5 Lapuz 1,351,722.00 6 Liberty 1,220,448.00 7 Lopez Jaena 1,480,217.00 8 Matapol 1,038,827.00 9 Poblacion 4,235,429.00 10 Puti 1,109,560.00 11 San Jose 1,373,344.00 12 San Miguel 1,869,097.00 13 Simsiman 1,601,298.00 14 Tinago 1,049,329.00 ------------------------ Total 20,795,928.00 ============== MUN. OF POLOMOLOK CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL 1 Bentung 873,267.00 2 Cannery Site 6,789,869.00 3 Crossing Palkan 1,044,078.00 4 Glamang 2,300,911.00 5 Kinilis 930,410.00 6 Klinan 6 1,479,599.00 7 Koronadal Proper 1,706,008.00 8 Lam-Caliaf 837,128.00 9 Landan 2,181,066.00 10 Lapu 1,087,321.00 11 Lumakil 1,390,023.00 12 Magsaysay 3,572,263.00 13 Maligo 1,484,232.00 14 Palkan 1,460,448.00 15 Poblacion 13,251,026.00 16 Polo 1,330,718.00 17 Rubber 1,256,278.00 18 Silway 7 960,989.00 19 Silway 8 2,707,707.00 20 Sulit 1,855,506.00 21 Sumbakil 1,019,367.00 CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL 22 Upper Klinan 1,537,051.00 ------------------------ Total 51,055,265.00 ============== MUN. OF SANTO NINO 1 Ambalgan 1,551,568.00 2 Guinsang-an 1,550,023.00 3 Katipunan 1,573,807.00 4 Manuel Roxas 1,757,282.00 5 Panay 1,565,776.00 6 Poblacion 3,566,703.00 7 Sajaneba 961,298.00 8 San Isidro 1,714,657.00 9 San Vicente 1,517,282.00 10 Teresita 1,233,730.00 ------------------------ Total 16,992,126.00 ============== MUN. OF SURALLAH 1 Buenavista 1,010,410.00 2 Canahay (Godwino) 1,263,074.00 3 Centrala 2,923,923.00 4 Colongulo 1,941,993.00 5 Dajay 2,843,305.00 6 Duengas 769,174.00 7 Lambontong 1,718,363.00 8 Lamian 1,584,000.00 9 Lamsugod 1,335,352.00 10 Libertad (Pob.) 5,266,162.00 11 Little Baguio 1,357,900.00 12 Moloy 1,490,410.00 13 Naci (Doce) 1,682,842.00 14 Talahik 1,181,529.00 15 Tubiala 1,416,896.00 16 Upper Sepaka 2,072,031.00 17 Veterans 954,502.00 ------------------------ Total 30,811,866.00 ============== MUNICIPALITY OF T'BOLI 1 Aflek 1,107,398.00 CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL 2 Afus 1,005,468.00 3 Basag 2,282,688.00 4 Datal Bob 982,302.00 5 Desawo 1,057,977.00 6 Dlanag 1,316,819.00 7 Edwards (Pob.) 1,254,425.00 8 Kematu 2,057,823.00 9 Laconon 2,531,027.00 10 Lambangan 1,288,402.00 11 Lambuling 1,226,626.00 12 Lamhako 1,339,985.00 13 Lamsalome 1,169,483.00 14 Lemsnolon 1,250,101.00 15 Maan 1,673,884.00 16 Malugong 1,192,031.00 17 Mongocayo 1,017,205.00 18 New Dumangas 1,681,915.00 19 Poblacion 2,540,603.00 20 Salacafe 1,193,267.00 21 Sinolon 1,504,928.00 22 Talcon 843,924.00 23 Talufo 1,067,245.00 24 Tudok 1,310,642.00 25 T'bolok 741,376.00 ------------------------ Total 34,637,544.00 ============== MUN. OF TAMPAKAN 1 Albagan 703,693.00 2 Buto 1,039,445.00 3 Danlag 1,249,484.00 4 Kipalbig 2,059,677.00 5 Lambayong 1,106,781.00 6 Lampitak 1,194,812.00 7 Liberty 1,011,955.00 8 Maltana 1,581,530.00 9 Palo 796,048.00 10 Poblacion 2,836,202.00 11 Pula-bato 974,889.00 12 San Isidro 1,007,631.00 13 Tablu 1,169,484.00 ------------------------ Total 16,731,631.00 ============== CY 2009 FINAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT FOR BARANGAYS REGION XII PROV.OF SOUTH COTABATO (In P0.00 ) BARANGAY TOTAL MUN. OF TANTANGAN 1 Bukay Pait 1,614,889.00 2 Cabuling 1,238,055.00 3 Dumadalig 1,474,658.00 4 Libas 1,230,333.00 5 Magon 1,099,059.00 6 Maibo 1,210,874.00 7 Mangilala 877,283.00 8 New Cuyapo 885,932.00 9 New Iloilo 1,642,071.00 10 New Lambunao 1,086,395.00 11 Poblacion 2,630,797.00 12 San Felipe 1,646,086.00 13 Tinongcop 1,099,677.00 ------------------------ Total 17,736,109.00 ============== MUNICIPALITY OF TUPI 1 Acmonan 1,789,407.00 2 Bololmala 1,455,816.00 3 Bunao 1,570,411.00 4 Cebuano 2,079,754.00 5 Crossing Rubber 1,463,538.00 6 Kablon 2,020,449.00 7 Kalkam 931,955.00 8 Linan 1,304,156.00 9 Lunen 1,160,218.00 10 Miasong 1,553,422.00 11 Palian 1,288,094.00 12 Poblacion 4,438,673.00 13 Polonuling 2,433,422.00 14 Simbo 943,692.00 15 Tubeng 1,110,488.00 ------------------------ Total 25,543,495.00 ============== 223 TOTAL, SOUTH COTABATO 513,631,486.00 ==============.
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