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Calumpit (Filipino:
Labanan sa Quingua),
alternately known as the
Battles of
Bagbag and
Pampanga Rivers, was
fought from
April 25–27, 1899, in Calumpit, Bulacan...
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headquarters of
General Antonio Luna in 1898. In the
bloody encounters at
Barrio Bagbag on 25
April 1899, many
people joined the army of
General Luna.[citation...
- baran****s. Each baran****
consists of
puroks and some have sitios.
Bagbag I
Bagbag II
Kanluran Ligtong I
Ligtong II
Ligtong III
Ligtong IV
Muzon I Muzon...
- the capital, the city was
expanded northwards, and the
barrios of Baesa,
Bagbag, Banlat, Kabuyao,
Novaliches Proper (Bayan/Poblacion),
Pasong Putik, Pasong...
- Paombong, and Hagonoy. The
river joins the
Pampanga River at
Calumpit via the
Bagbag River. This is
listed from
mouth to source.
Hangga Bridge (Paombong–Hagonoy...
- as an
infill station before 1949,
closed in 1988.
Bagbag — Calumpit.
Opened as part of the
Bagbag–Mabalacat segment.
Closed before 1949.
Calumpit – Calumpit...
- the field, however, the
Americans had
broken through his
defenses at the
Bagbag River,
forcing Luna to
withdraw despite his
heroic efforts to
defend the...
- In
April 1899, he took a
Filipino position at
Calumpit by
swimming the
Bagbag River, then
crossing the
Pampanga River under heavy fire. For his bravery...
- Bayabat, Tannubong, Bulo.
Tabuk Ylubuagen:
Lubuagan Ipinukpuk Kankana-ey
Bagbag-o
Ifontok Ilocano Bontoc –
Bontoc Balangao –
Natonin Baliwon – Paracelis...
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District 5 Baran****
Alternate Name
Bagbag Novaliches District,
Sauyo Capri Novaliches District Fairview Novaliches District, La Mesa, West
Fairview Gulod...
