- Local Government Unit of Aurora
Aurora, as the name implies is the dawn of a new day--a new hope--a beginning of a bright day. The name Aurora is appropriate for its strategic location as the first municipality in the Mallig Plains when one comes from the southern direction. It is therefore the "Gateway to the Mallig Plains." This town is also known as the "fruit and vegetable basket" or the "Salad Bowl of Isabela" as its vast productive agricultural lands yield bountiful fruits and vegetables for the whole province.
http://www.aurora-isabela.gov.ph
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- Local Government Unit of Benito Soliven
The municipality was created by virtue of RA 4873, which was passed in Congress in May 16, 1967, as authored by the late Congressman Melanio T. Singson in the Lower House and sponsored in the Senate by the late Senator Lorenzo Sumulong. The late President Ferdinand E. Marcos signed this law in May 18, 1967.
http://www.benitosoliven-isabela.gov.ph
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- Local Government Unit of Burgos
The municipality of Burgos is one of the municipalities of Mallig region in Isabela. It is located at the center of the adjacent Municipalities of Gamu, Aurora, San Manuel and Quirino.
http://www.burgos-isabela.gov.ph
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- Local Government Unit of Cabagan
Before the creation of the Province of Isabela, the town of Cabagan belonged to the Province of Cagayan. In 1622, a missionary from Cagayan, P. Pedro de Sto Tomas, went to Balasig, now a barangay of Cabagan, to spread Christianity among the natives. Two decades later, on November 30, 1646, P. de Sto Tomas founded the town of Cabagan (now San Pablo). The evangelization made by the missionaries facilitated the creation of the Province of Isabela. By virtue of a Royal Decree of Spain which was made effective on May 1, 1856, Cabagan and Tumauini were separated from Cagayan and integrated with other towns to from the Province of Isabela.
http://www.cabagan-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of Angadanan
Angadanan ever since was a poor municipality with a very meager local resources that it cannot even meet its operation expenses without the Internal Revenue Allotment coming from the National Government.
Despite of these difficulties, the local leadership remain stead fast in discharging function in delivering basic services to the people with the help of other government agencies assigned in the municipality and with the solicitation of assistance from the National Government. With this, the Municipality of Angadanan is slowly shaping development.
http://www.angadanan-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of Palanan
Not much is known about this town. Even their own webmaster doesn't seem to know anything about the town. But at least it has a web presence.
http://www.palanan-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of Quezon
Unlike some parts of Isabela, Quezon was part of its creation in 1856 through a Royal Decree issued by the king of Spain.
Which is strange because Quezon was not born until 1878, the Spanish certainly have strong power of premonition.
http://www.quezon-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of Quirino
The Municipality of Quirino, in the Province of Isabela is bounded in the north by Mallig River and the municipality of Delfin Albano; in the east by the municipality of Bagan; in the southeast by the municipality of Gamu; in the south by the Siffu River and the municipality of Burgos; in the southeast by the municipality of Roxas; and in the northeast by the municipality of Mallig.
http://www.quirino-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of Ramon
Ramon is a third class municipality based on the latest re-classification of the municipalities of the province of Isabela. Majority of its inhabitants derive their income from agriculture. It is for this reason that the main thrusts of the Local Government Unit of Ramon are those which supports the agricultural sector.
http://www.ramon-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Agustin
The Municipality of San Agustin belongs to the Fourth Congressional District of the Province of Isabela along with the municipalities of Cordon, Dinapigue, Echague, Jones, Ramon, and San Isidro.
http://www.sanagustin-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Guillermo
On June 17, 1967, by virtue of Republic Act No. 496, Barangay Peredo Ecdor of the municipality of Angadanan, Province of Isabela became the new town of San Guillermo. The new municipality was named in honor of Eugio S. Guillermo, who at that time was the mayor of Angadanan, with the effort of Congressman Melanio T. Singson who at hat time was the Congressman of Isabela.
http://www.sanguillermo-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Isidro
The Municipality of San Isidro is semi-oblong in shape and bounded as follows: on the northeast and north by the municipalities of Alicia and Echague; on the east by the municipality of Echague and west by the city of Santiago; and on the northwest by the municipality of Ramon. It is 66 kilometers away from Ilagan, the capital town of the Province of Isabela.
http://www.sanisidro-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Manuel
Welcome to San Manuel. San Manuel, formerly Callang, was a barrio of Gamu. It became a barrio of Roxas in 1948 when Roxas was created as a municipality. By virtue of Republic Act No. 2040, Callang was created into a municipality on June 23, 1957. The name Callang was changed to San Manuel deriving its name from President Manuel L. Quezon, second president of the Republic of the Philippines.
http://www.sanmanuel-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Mateo
San Mateo is endowed with rivers and creeks which make fishpond development very rich source of livelihood. As per data gathered, there is a total of 240 fishponds within the municipality. There of these are hatcheries, raising tilapia fingerlings.
http://www.sanmateo-isabela.gov.ph
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- Municipality of San Pablo
One of the historical landmarks in San Pablo is the Roman Catholic Church that was built in 1624. Its lofty bell tower of six layers is made of adobe and is the tallest in the entire Cagayan Valley region.
http://www.sanpablo-isabela.gov.ph
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