General Macarthur, Eastern Samar, Philippines : is a municipality in the province of Eastern Samar Philippines, within Region VIII – Eastern Visayas, in the Republic of the Philippines.
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General Macarthur, Eastern Samar, Philippines
Area in Hectares: Not Available
Population (2020 Census): Not Available
Population (2015 Census): Not Available
Annual Growth Rate (2015-2020): Not Available
General Macarthur 2022 Elected Officials
Mayor: Flora C. Ty
Vice Mayor: Joel D. Baldo
Councilors:
- Debbie Dawn P. Pajares
- Crisanta C. Dagale
- Edgar S. Alday
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Municipalities of Eastern Samar province, within Region VIII – Eastern Visayas in the Republic of The Philippines
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Cities in Eastern Samar: Borongan City (Capital)
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