Tubigagmanok

Barangay Tubigagmanok is the third largest barangay in the municipality of Asturias in terms of population. The barangay has 1,406 households with a total population of 5,833 inhabitants. It has an aggregate land area of 625 hectares which is bound in the north by Barangay Sta. Lucia, in the south by Barangay San Roque, in the west by the Tañon Strait, and in the east by Barangay Bog-
There was a quiet happy and peaceful place wherein many families lived. They lived in a peaceful way of living in an abundant grace of god. A place where seashore has a unique beauty and that seems meet the horizon of the sun. Fishing is the main way of living, In fact during high tide they can hear the breeze of the wind and the sound of the waves splashing through the shore. Indeed a perfect place to live!
As the time goes by, that quiet, happy and peaceful place has suddenly change into a traumatic and chaos place. Japanese came occupied Philippines, during the worldwar II the year 1942. Made that paradise into a battle field. People living on this area are hiding themselves in cave brought their food, until such time, they experience food shortage. So they must went out of the cave in order to search a food to the sea or to the shore.
That's why the place tubigagmanok was named after water and chicken. At present you can visit there and can take a bath, do laundry, in that place. A unique place you can see. Barangay Tubigagmanok continues to develop to be a modern society but it never forgets its rich history the people; the faith, the culture, the tradition. Barangay TUBIGAGMANOK has 7 Puroks.

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