Agno, Pangasinan, Philippines : is a municipality in the province of Pangasinan Philippines, within Region 1-Ilocos, in the Republic of the Philippines.
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Barangays of Agno, in the Pangasinan province within Region I in the Republic of The Philippines
Allabon • Aloleng • BanganOda • Baruan • Boboy • Cayungnan • Dangley • Gayusan • Macaboboni • Magsaysay • Namatucan • Patar • Poblacion East • Poblacion West • San Juan • Tupa • Viga
Agno, Pangasinan, Philippines
Municipality Class: 3rd Class
Area in Hectares: 16905.00
Population (2020 Census): 29,482
Population (2015 Census): 28,042
Annual Growth Rate (2015-2020): 1.05%
Agno 2022 Elected Officials
Mayor: Gualberto R. Sison
Vice Mayor: Teofilo N. Humilde Jr.
Councilors:
- Virgilio D. Cacho
- Manuel T. Cacho
- Ricardo S. Cacho
- Felix D. Cacho
- Noel P. Cacho
- Jose L. Cacho
- Ernesto D. Cacho
- Rodulfo C. Cacho
Agno, Pangasinan, 2019-2022 Elected Officials
- Municipal Mayor: Gualberto Ramirez Sison
- Municipal Vice-Mayor: Jose Nagal Pajeta
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Richard Noguera Raquel
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Archimedes Laurente Bundal
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Jonathan Garcia Doromal
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Heroe Nomil Nerpio
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Larry Prado Sagun
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Lorna Nagal Nivera
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Ferdinand Nebre Pecson
- Sangguniang Bayan Member (Councilor): Francis Navarrete Nivera
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List of Municipalities in the Pangasinan province within Region I in the Republic of The Philippines
Agno || Aguilar || Alcala || Anda || Asingan || Balungao || Bani || Basista || Bautista || Bayambang || Binalonan || Binmaley || Bolinao || Bugallon || Burgos || Calasiao || Dasol || Infanta || Labrador || Laoac || Lingayen (Capital) || Mabini || Malasiqui || Manaoag || Mangaldan || Mangatarem || Mapandan || Natividad || Pozorrubio || Rosales || San Fabian || San Jacinto || San Manuel || San Nicolas || San Quintin || Santa Barbara || Santa Maria || Santo Tomas || Sison || Sual || Tayug || Umingan || Urbiztondo || Villasis
Cities in the Province of Pangasinan: Alaminos City || Dagupan City || San Carlos City || Urdaneta City
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