Calipayan Culaba

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Municipality of Culaba, Biliran Province

Calipayan Culaba, Biliran Island, Philippines

It has a population of 578 (2010 Census).

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Barangay Officials

Barangay Captain:  Beronio, Edgardo Aragon

Kagawad:

Acuram, Celso Vallante
Mesa, Francisco Casalhay
Monzales, Dominador Villaganes
Marquez, Fernando Mabutin
Mahinay, Jovito Alvior
Abella, Salvador Rostata
Abella, Leonila Verador

SK Chairman: ORTEGA, CATHERINE SERENAS

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Padre Inocentes Garcia. This is the official name of the barangay, although it is called Ilaya by the residents. It was named after the founder of the pueblo of Naval, Fr. Juan Inocentes Manco Garcia, the parish priest of Biliran pueblo who served the entire area of the present province from 1839 to 1861 [Jose 2008, 37]. In our language, Ilaya refers to the interior part of a land mass. This poblacion barangay is the educational center of Naval, being the location of the Naval Central School and the former Naval High School, now the Naval State University. Ol-og Maripipi
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