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MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BUREAU CARAGA REGIONAL OFFICE DIRECTORY OF OPERATING MINES & QUARRIES CY 2019 Duration of Permit Status Telephone Number/Fax Number/E-mail Area Location (Barangay, Region Mineral Province Municipality/City Commodity Contractor Operator Managing Official/Position Mailing Address Type of Permit Permit Number Effectivity of Expiration of Address (hectares) Municipality, Province) Producing Non-Producing Permit Permit Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Loreto Nickel SINOSTEEL PHILIPPINES H. Y. - Ty Tiao Hui, President HEAD OFFICE: Unit 1614, Tower One, Ayala Triangle, HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 759-4061 (Phone); 63 02 501- MPSA 002-90-X (SMR) 01/22/1991; 01/22/2041 972.000 - Producing MINING CORPORATION Ayala Ave., 1226 Makati City 5334 (Fax); [email protected] 06/20/2016 MINE SITE: Panamaon, Loreto MINE SITE: 63 939 595-6336 (Renewal) Caraga Metallic Surigao del Norte Clav er Nickel SURIGAO INTEGRATED RESOURCES PLATINUM GROUP METALS Joseph C. Sy, Chairman HEAD OFFICE: 7th Floor, Corporate Business HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 519-7888 (Phone); 63 02 812- MPSA 007-92-X (SMR) 02/14/1992; 02/14/2042 4,376.000 - Producing CORPORATION CORPORATION Center,151 Paseo de Roxas corner Arnaiz Street, 0833 (Fax) 06/21/2016 1226 Makati City MINE SITE: 63 917 717-1641; (Renewal) MINE SITE: Cagdianao, Clav er [email protected] Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Loreto Nickel CENTURY PEAK CORPORATION - Wilfredo D. Keng, President HEAD OFFICE: 14th Floor, Unit 1403 & 1404 Equitable HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 856-0999 (Phone); 63 02 856- MPSA 010-92-X(SMR) 05/07/1992 05/06/2017 4,376.000 - Expired *filed (Nickel Mining Project) Bank Tower, 8751 Paseo de Roxas Ave., Salcedo 4844 (Fax) for renewal of Village, 1226 Makati City MINE SITE: permit MINE SITE: Panamaon, Loreto Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Loreto Nickel ORIENTAL SYNERGY MINING - Vicky Jiang, Chairman HEAD OFFICE: 116 C3 Road cor. 6th Street, 123 HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 354-0638 (Phone) MPSA 011-92-X(SMR) 05/14/1992 05/13/2017 648.000 - Expired *wit h CORPORATION Grace Park, 1403 Caloocan City MINE SITE: 63 948 152-2426 Cancellat ion Order MINE SITE: Esperanza, Loreto Caraga Metallic Surigao del Sur Carrascal; Cantilan Nickel MARCVENTURES MINING AND - Rolando S. Santos, Officer-In-Charge HEAD OFFICE: 4F Citibank Center, 8741 Paseo del HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 831-4479 (Phone); 63 02 856- MPSA 016-93-X 01/07/1993 01/07/2018; 4,799.000 - Producing DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Roxas, 1226 Makati City 7975 (Fax) 01/07/2027 MINE SITE: Pili, Carrascal MINE SITE: 63 909 902-7931 (extended) Caraga Metallic Surigao del Sur Carrascal Nickel CTP CONSTRUCTION AND MINING - Clarence J. Pimentel, Jr., President HEAD OFFICE: 11 President Avenue, BF Homes, 1720 HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 637-2955 (Phone); 63 02 807- MPSA 018-93-X (SMR) 01/11/1991; 07/07/2044 3,564.000 - Producing CORPORATION (Adlay Mining Parañaque City 8709 (Fax); [email protected] 07/08/2019 Project) MINE SITE: Adlay, Carrascal MINE SITE: 63 910 017-3393 (Renewal) Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Libjo & Tubajon Nickel VISTA BUENA MINING WELLEX MINING CORPORATION Francisco L. Llaguno, President HEAD OFFICE: 7/F Montepino Bldg. cor. Adelantado HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 893-5658, 63 02 706-7888 MPSA 031-94-X(SMR) 09/08/1994 09/07/2019 3,696.000 - Expired CORPORATION (WMC) (Contractor) Street, Legaspi Village, 1229 Makati City (Phone) MINE SITE: 63 927 433-8756 William T. Gatchalian, President (WMC) 35th Floor One Corporate Center, Doña Julia Vargas cor. Meralco Avenue, Ortigas Center, 1605 Pasig City MINE SITE: Valencia, Cagdianao Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Cagdianao, Basilisa, San Nickel PACIFIC NICKEL PHILIPPINES - Horacio C. Ramos, President HEAD OFFICE: G/F SMITS Corporate Center, 155 HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 304-8300 (Phone) MPSA 072-97-XIII-(SMR) 08/07/1997 08/07/2022 25,000.000 - Exploration Period Jose, Dinagat & Surigao INCORPORATED EDSA, Wack-Wack, 1555 Mandaluyong City MINE SITE: [email protected] City MINE SITE: Talisay, Nonoc Island, Surigao City Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Cagdianao Nickel EAST COAST MINERAL RESOURCES CAGDIANAO MINING Hilario G. Pagauitan, Chairman & CEO HEAD OFFICE: Lot 17, Road 19, Cogeo Village, HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 647-9817, 63 02 798-7622 MPSA 078-97-XIII (SMR) 11/19/1997 11/19/2022 697.048 - Producing COMPANY INCORPORATED CORPORATION (CMC) (Contractor) Bagong Nayon, 1870 Antipolo City local 8608 (Phone); 63 02 639-6137; 63 02 814- 0026 (Fax) Martin G. Zamora, President (CMC) 29th Floor, NAC Tower, 32nd St. Bonifacio, Global MINE SITE: 63 86 826-6113 (Phone); City, 1634 Taguig City [email protected] MINE SITE: Valencia, Cagdianao Caraga Metallic Agusan del Norte Tubay & Santiago Nickel AGATA PROCESSING, INC. AGATA MINING VENTURES Cynthia Marie S. Delfin, President HEAD OFFICE: 22nd Floor Equitable Bank Tower, HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 728-8491 (Phone); MPSA 134-99-Xlll 05/26/1999 05/26/2024 4,995.000 - Producing INCORPORATED Paseo de Roxas, 1226 Makati City [email protected] MINE SITE: Lawigan, Tubay MINE SITE: Caraga Metallic Surigao del Sur Carrascal Nickel CTP CONSTRUCTION AND MINING - Clarence J. Pimentel, Jr., President HEAD OFFICE: 11 President Avenue, BF Homes, 1720 HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 637-2955 (Phone); 63 02 807- MPSA 158-00-Xlll (SMR) 05/02/2000 05/02/2025 321.400 - Producing CORPORATION (Dahican Nickel Parañaque City 8709 (Fax); [email protected] Project) MINE SITE: Dahican, Carrascal MINE SITE: 63 910 017-3393 Caraga Metallic Surigao del Norte Tubod; Mainit Gold; Silver GREENSTONE RESOURCES - Love D. Manigsaca, President HEAD OFFICE: 5th Floor, NOL Tower, Commerce HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 807-2790 (Phone); 63 02 807- MPSA 184-2002-Xlll 12/11/2002 12/11/2027 3,288.768 - Care & CORPORATION Avenue cor. Acacia Avenue, Madrigal Business 6655 (Fax) Maintenance Park, Ayala Alabang, 1780 Muntinlupa City MINE SITE: [email protected] MINE SITE: Cawilan, Tubod Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Tubajon Nickel EAST COAST MINERAL RESOURCES LIBJO MINING CORPORATION (LMC) Hilario G. Pagauitan, Chairman & CEO HEAD OFFICE: Lot 17, Road 19, Cogeo Village, HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 647-9817, 63 02 511-8312 MPSA 233-2007-Xlll (SMR) 06/08/2007 06/08/2032 4,226.274 - Producing *wt h COMPANY INCORPORATED (Contractor) Bagong Nayon, 1870 Antipolo City (Phone); 63 02 639-6137, 63 02 550-1468 (Fax) st ayed order due t o WESTERNSHORE MINING MINE SITE: 63 86 231-5131; Appeal file before CORPORATION (WNC) t he Office of t he Salvador V. Zamora II, President (LMC) 4th Floor Low Rise Pacific Star Building, Sen. Gil Puyat [email protected] President ALNOR NAC’S CONSTRUCTION AND cor. Makati Avenue, Makati City DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Antonio L. Co, President (WNC) (ANCDC) Unit 202 Tower 1, Rockwell Business Center, Ortigas Avenue, 1605 Pasig City Norberto C. Perez (ANCDC) Sitio Malico, Luna, 8400 Surigao City MINE SITE: Nav arro and San Antonio, Tubajon & Libjo Caraga Metallic Dinagat Islands Tubajon Nickel NORWEAH METALS AND MINERALS ORIENTAL VISION MINING Hilario G. Pagauitan, Chairman & CEO HEAD OFFICE: No.24, Road 19, Bagong Nayon I, HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 647-9817, 814-0029, 812- MPSA 242-2007-XIII SMR 07/12/2007 07/12/2032 2,314.202 - Non-Producing COMPANY INCORPORATED PHILIPPINES CORPORATION (Contractor) Cogeo Vill., 1870 Antipolo City 8022, 63 32 236-0027 / 236-0028 (Phone); 63 02 668-2779, 63 32 236-9507 (Fax) Fernando S. Borja, President (OVMPC) 7th Flr., Adnama Bldg., Larrazabal Avenue, N. MINE SITE: 63 910 043-5261; Reclamation Area, 6014 Mandaue City [email protected] MINE SITE: Malinao, Tubajon Caraga Metallic Surigao del Sur Carrascal Nickel CTP CONSTRUCTION AND MINING CARRASCAL NICKEL Clarence Pimentel, Jr., President HEAD OFFICE: 11 President Avenue, BF Homes, 1720 HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 637-2955, 63 02 891-8176 MPSA 243-2007-Xlll (SMR) 07/17/2007 07/17/2032 4,547.763 - Producing CORPORATION CORPORATION (CNC) (Contractor) Parañaque City local 402 (Phone); 63 02 807-8709, 63 02 891- 8176 local 414 (Fax); Antonio L. 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Zamora, President HEAD OFFICE: 29th Floor, NAC Tower, 32nd St. HEAD OFFICE: 63 32 798-7622 local 8607 (Phone) MPSA 246-2007-Xlll (SMR) 07/25/2007 07/25/2032 773.770 - Producing CORPORATION Bonifacio, Global City, 1634 Taguig City MINE SITE: 232-4281 (Phone) ; 63 86 826-1153 MINE SITE: Talav era, Tagana-an (TeleFax); [email protected] Caraga Metallic Surigao del Norte Clav er Nickel ADNAMA MINING RESOURCES - Fernando S. Borja, President HEAD OFFICE: 7th Flr., Adnama Bldg., Larrazabal HEAD OFFICE: 63 32 236-0027 to 28 (Phone); 63 MPSA 259-2007-Xlll (SMR) 07/12/2007; 07/12/2032 5,142.880 - Producing INCORPORATED Ave., N. Reclamation Area, 6014 Mandaue City 32 236-9507 (Fax) (Amended II) 07/24/2015 (Amended); MINE SITE: Urbiztondo, Clav er MINE SITE: 086 826-5215 05/19/2016 (Amended II) Caraga Metallic Agusan del Norte Tubay Nickel SR METALS, INC. - Miguel Alberto V. Gutierrez, President HEAD OFFICE: Unit 501, L5, C2 Building, 7th Avenue HEAD OFFICE: 63 02 856-5701 to 05 (Phone) ; 63 MPSA 261-2008-Xlll 03/10/2008 03/10/2033 1,079.050 - Producing cor.
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    II NN DD EE XX MM AA PP :: 125°45'0"E 125°50'0"E DETAILED LANDSLIDE AND FLOOD HAZARD MAP OF SANTIAGO SIBAGAT, AGUSAN DEL SUR; CABADBARAN CITY, AGUSAN DEL NORTE; 4119-III-5 4119-II-1 CANTILAN 4119-II-2 MADRID AND CANTILAN AND MADRID, SURIGAO DEL SUR, PHILIPPINES 4119-III-10 4119-II-6 4119-II-7 CABADBARAN 9°10'0"N 9°10'0"N 4119-II-6 KOLAMBUGAN QUADRANGLE SIBAGAT 125°45'0"E 125°46'0"E 125°47'0"E 125°48'0"E CARMEN 4119-III-15 4119-II-11 4119-II-12 125°45'0"E 125°50'0"E 9°12'0"N 9°12'0"N μ 0120.5 Kilometers LL E G E N D : Main road POBLACIONP! Barangay center location So. Magaling Secondary road (Poblacion)# Purok/Sitio location (Barangay) Track; trail n School River v® Hospital Municipal boundary G Church 80 Contour (meter) Proposed relocation site Landslide 9°11'0"N 9°11'0"N Very high landslide susceptibility Areas usually with steep to very steep slopes and underlain by weak materials. Recent landslides, escarpments and tension cracks are present. Human initiated effects could be an aggravating factor. High landslide susceptibility Areas usually with steep to very steep slopes and underlain by weak materials. Areas with numerous old/inactive landslides. Moderate landslide susceptibility Areas with moderately steep slopes. Soil creep and other indications of possible landslide occurrence are present. Low landslide susceptibility Gently sloping areas with no identified landslide. Debris flow / Possible accumulation zone Areas that could be affected by landslide debris.
  • Dinagat Islands

    Dinagat Islands

    125°30'0"E 125°45'0"E 10°30'0"N 10°30'0"N Helene # Magsaysay # Liberty # Panamaon # Esperanza # Ferdinand # San Juan (Pob) # Carmen# (Pob) Santa Cruz# (Pob)Santiago (Pob) # 9Loreto Roxas # San Roque (Pob) # San Vicente (Pob) # TubajonSanta Cruz (Pob) # Mabini 9 # Diaz # Imelda # Navarro # Malinao # 10°15'0"N 10°15'0"N Quezon # General Aguinaldo # Libjo Albor# (Pob) 9# Osmeña # Santo Niño # San Jose Garcia# Kanihaan # # Magsaysay Legaspi # Doña Helen Bayanihan# Valencia # # # Arellano # Surigao Strait Surigao Strait Llamera # Benglen Plaridel # # Rosita # Sombrado # Boa # Montag Villa Ecleo # Rita Glenda # # Puerto Princesa # Roma Villa Pantinople # # Edera Diegas # # #Santa# Monica Sering # Navarro Geotina # # Cortes # Santo Niño Ferdinand# Basilisa# Melgar Tag-abaca # 9 # Doña Helene # Wilson # Cuarenta Santa Cruz # # Don Ruben Ecleo Columbus # San Juan# Roxas San Jose (Pob)9## #Aurelio # Coring #Jacquez Mahayahay # Matingbe# # Imee # Luna # Poblacion # Del Pilar # 10°0'0"N Cayetano # 10°0'0"N # Catadman # Magsaysay # Gomez # Wadas # Nueva Estrella # Cabayawan Justiniana Edera # Mauswagon (Pob) # White Beach (Pob)# Escolta (Pob) # Santa Rita #Dinagat 9 New Mabuhay # # Laguna # Cab-ilan Ma-atas # # Bagumbayan # San Jose R. Ecleo Sr. # # Cabunga-an #Cagdianao Poblacion 9 # Tigbao # Mabini # Surigao del Norte 125°30'0"E 125°45'0"E LEGEND: 9 City/Municipality # Barangay Coastline 1:10K SCALE GEOHAZARD MAP Scouring Scarps & Tension Cracks Province of Dinagat Islands, Caraga Region Dinagat Province Municipal Boundary Loreto Provincial Boundary
  • Republic Act No. 9355 an Act Creating the Province of Dinagat Islands

    Republic Act No. 9355 an Act Creating the Province of Dinagat Islands

    W No. 884 Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monaay, the twenty-fourth day of July, two thousand six. [REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9355 AN ACT CREATING THE PROVINCE OF DINAGAT ISLANDS Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represeniaiives of the Philippines in Congress assembled. ARTICLE I GENERALPROVISIONS SECTION1. Title. - This Act shall be known as the "Charter of the Province of Dinagat Islands." SEC.2. Province ofDinugut Islands. - There is hereby created a new province from the present Province of Surigao del Norte to be known as the Province of Dinagat Islands consisting of the municipalities of Basilisa, Cagdianao, Dinagat, Libjo (Albor), Loreto, San Jose and Tubajon with the following boundaries: 2 Bounded on the North, starting from the desolation point is Surigao Strait; on the East by the Philippine Sea; on the South- East by Dinagat sound; on the South by Gaboc Channel and Nonoc Island; on the South-Westby Awasan Bay, Hanigad Island and Hikdop Island; and on the West by Surigao Strait. The geographic positions of four (4) selected outer most points of the main island of the new Province of Dinagat Islands, with latitude and longitude are as follows: SELECTED OUTER MOST POINTS LATITUDE LONGITUDE REMARKS (1) Northernmost Point lO"28'15.6173"125"42'23.5800" Desolation Point (2) Eastem most Point 9"53'37.1G57' 125"42'20.3417" Along Dinagat Sound (3). Southern inmt Point 9"51'12.0722" 125°39151.1G43" Along Gaboe Channel (4) Westernmost Point 10"08'14.3014" 125"28'16.G544" Tungopoint The Province of Dinagat Islands contains an approximate land area of eighty thousand two hundred twelve hectares (80,212 has.) or 802.12 sq.