-
Zambales,
officially the
Province of
Zambales (Sambal:
Probinsya nin
Zambales; Ilocano:
Probinsia ti
Zambales; Pangasinan: Luyag/Probinsia na Zambales;...
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permanent capital of
Zambales was
moved from
Masinloc to Iba
because of its
strategic location being on the
central part of
Zambales. On
August 28, 1901...
- in the
Zambales Mountains is
Mount Ta****o, also
known as High Peak, in
Zambales province which rises to 2,037
metres (6,683 ft). The
Zambales Mountains...
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within the
Zambales province. This 1903
colonial decision has yet to be reverted. The
reason for
transferring those towns from
Nueva Ecija &
Zambales to Pangasinan...
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Retrieved April 28, 2024. "Muni****lities"[usurped].
Zambales Now,
Official Website of
Zambales.
Retrieved on 2012-05.24. ** The year of 1542 in the founding...
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Zambales may
refer to:
Zambales Province Zambales Mountains Sambal people This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Zambales. If...
-
province of
Zambales and the
Pangasinense muni****lities of Bolinao, Anda, and Infanta. The term may also
refer to the
general inhabitants of
Zambales. They...
- people. It is
geographically situated and
grouped under the
province of
Zambales by the
Philippine Statistics Authority but
governed independently from...
- The
Zambales Provincial Building or
Zambales Provincial Capitol is the seat of the
provincial government of
Zambales in the Philippines. The
original building...
- 1886, in San Antonio,
Zambales.
Prior to his
appointment to the High Court, he was
Justice of the
Peace (1911) at Iba,
Zambales;
Acting Provincial Fiscal...
