MIMARO

From Wikipedia

Ipatalos yo pa ya ed salitan Pangasinan. Sarag yon dagdagan o bawasan. Salamat.




Region IV-B
MIMARO
Map of the Philippines showing the location of Region IV-BMIMARO
Regional center Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro
Bilang na too 1,543,817
– Density 122.9 per km²
Awang 12,559.8 km²
Divisions
– Saray Luyag 4
– Saray Siyudad 1
– Saray Baley 48
– Saray Barangay 1,025
– Saray Distrito na Congress 5
Saray salita Tagalog, Romblomanon, Asi, Onhan, and languages spoken by Mangyans

MIMARO, also known as Region IV-B, is a region of the Philippines located in Luzon. The name is an acronym that stands for its provinces, which are: Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, and Romblon. There is only one city in the entire region: Calapan City in Oriental Mindoro.

Contents

[edit] History

Executive Order No. 103, dated May 17, 2002, divided Region IV (Southern Tagalog) into MIMAROPA and Region IV-A (CALABARZON). Executive Order No. 429, dated May 23, 2005, transferred Palawan to Region VI

Administrative Order No. 129 was issued on August 19, 2005, to "resolve" the negative backlash and as part of the supervison of the transfer process of Palawan from MIMAROPA to Western Visayas.


[edit] Political Divisions

Province Capital Population
(2000)
Area
(km²)
Pop. density
(per km²)
Image:Ph seal marinduque.png Marinduque Boac 217,392 959.3 226.6
Image:Ph seal occidental mindoro.png Occidental Mindoro Mamburao 380,250 5,879.9 64.7
Image:Ph seal oriental mindoro.png Oriental Mindoro Calapan City 681,818 4,364.7 156.2
Image:Ph seal romblon.png Romblon Romblon 264,357 1,355.9 195.0

[edit] Component City

  • Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro

[edit] Languages

Tagalog is spoken in the province of Marinduque as well as the northeastern and southerwestern coasts of Mindoro.

In the interior of Mindoro, various languages are spoken by Mangyans. They are Iraya, Alangan, Tawbuid, Hanunoo, Tadyawan, Buhid, and Ratagnon. The later is a Visayan language with less than three speakers.

In Romblon, there are three main languages: Romblomanon, Asi, and Onhan. These languages belong to the Visayan language family.

Filipinas
Kabesera Manila | National Capital Region
Saray Luyag Abra | Agusan ed Baybay | Agusan ed Abalaten | Aklan | Albay | Antique | Apayao | Aurora | Basilan | Bataan | Batanes | Batangas | Benguet | Biliran | Bohol | Bukidnon | Bulacan | Cagayan | Camarines ed Baybay | Camarines Sur | Camiguin | Capiz | Catanduanes | Cavite | Cebu | Valley diad Compostela | Cotabato | Davao ed Baybay | Davao ed Abalaten | Davao ed Bokig | Bokig na Samar | Guimaras | Ifugao | Ilocos ed Baybay | Ilocos ed Abalaten | Iloilo | Isabela | Kalinga | La Union | Laguna | Lanao ed Baybay | Lanao ed Abalaten | Leyte | Maguindanao | Marinduque | Masbate | Misamis ed Sagor | Misamis Oriental | Luyag na Palandey | Negros ed Sagor | Negros ed Bokig | Baybay na Samar | Balon Ecija | Balon Vizcaya | Mindoro ed Baybay | Mindoro ed Bokid | Palawan | Pampanga | Pangasinan | Quezon | Quirino | Rizal | Romblon | Samar | Sarangani | Siquijor | Sorsogon | Cotabato ed Abalaten | Abalaten na Leyte | Sultan Kudarat | Sulu | Surigao ed Baybay | Surigao ed Abalaten | Tarlac | Tawi-Tawi | Zambales | Zamboanga ed Baybay | Zamboanga ed Abalaten | Zamboanga Sibugay
Political divisions Regions | Cities | Municipalities | Barangays 
Territorial
disputes
Sabah | Scarborough Shoal | Spratly Islands
Saray Region na Filipinas
I | II | III | IV-A | IV-B | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX | X | XI | XII | XIII | NCR | CAR | ARMM