Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, Philippines has a population of 111,651 as of the 2020 census.
In 2015 it had a population of: Population 2015 census
Link to the WIKI site of this city: Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, Philippines
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Barangays of Laoag City in the Ilocos Norte Province within Region 1(Ilocos Region) in the Republic of The Philippines
Bgy. No. 42, Apaya | Bgy. No. 36, Araniw | Bgy. No. 56-A, Bacsil North | Bgy. No. 56-B, Bacsil South | Bgy. No. 41, Balacad | Bgy. No. 40, Balatong | Bgy. No. 55-A, Barit-Pandan | Bgy. No. 47, Bengcag | Bgy. No. 50, Buttong | Bgy. No. 60-A, Caaoacan | Bry. No. 48-A, Cabungaan North | Bgy. No. 48-B, Cabungaan South | Bgy. No. 37, Calayab | Bgy. No. 54-B, Camangaan | Bgy. No. 58, Casili | Bgy. No. 61, Cataban | Bgy. No. 43, Cavit | Bgy. No. 49-A, Darayday | Bgy. No. 59-B, Dibua North | Bgy. No. 59-A, Dibua South | Bgy. No. 34-B, Gabu Norte East | Bgy. No. 34-A, Gabu Norte West | Bgy. No. 35, Gabu Sur | Bgy. No. 32-A, La Paz East | Bgy. No. 32-B, La Paz West | Bgy. No. 32-C La Paz East | Bgy. No. 33-A, La Paz Proper | Bgy. No. 33-B, La Paz Proper | Bgy. No. 54-A, Lagui-Sail | Bgy. No. 52-B, Lataag | Bgy. No. 60-B, Madiladig | Bgy. No. 38-A, Mangato East | Bgy. No. 38-B, Mangato West | Bgy. No. 62-A, Navotas North | Bgy. No. 62-B, Navotas South | Bgy. No. 46, Nalbo | Bgy. No. 51-A, Nangalisan East | Bgy. No. 51-B, Nangalisan West | Bgy. No. 24, Nstra. Sra. De Consolacion | Bgy. No. 7-A, Nstra. Sra. De Natividad | Bgy. No. 7-B, Nstra. Sra. De Natividad | Bgy. No. 27, Nstra. Sra. De Soledad | Bgy. No. 13, Nstra. Sra. De Visitacion | Bgy. No. 3, Nstra. Sra. Del Rosario | Bgy. No. 57, Pila | Bgy. No. 49-B, Raraburan | Bgy. No. 53, Rioeng | Bgy. No. 55-B, Salet-Bulangon | Bgy. No. 6, San Agustin | Bgy. No. 22, San Andres | Bgy. No. 28, San Bernardo | Bgy. No. 17, San Francisco | Bgy. No. 4, San Guillermo | Bgy. No. 15, San Guillermo | Bgy. No. 12, San Isidro | Bgy. No. 10, San Jose | Bgy. No. 16, San Jacinto | Bgy. No. 1, San Lorenzo | Bgy. No. 26, San Marcelino | Bgy. No. 52-A, San Mateo | Bgy. No. 23, San Matias | Bgy. No. 20, San Miguel | Bgy. No. 5, San Pedro | Bgy. No. 21, San Pedro | Bry. No. 18, San Quirino | Bgy. No. 8, San Vicente | Bgy. No. 9, Santa Angela | Bgy. No. 11, Santa Balbina | Bgy. No. 25, Santa Cayetana | Bgy. No. 2, Santa Joaquina | Bgy. No. 19, Santa Marcela | Bgy. No. 30-B, Santa Maria | Bgy. No. 39, Santa Rosa | Bgy. No. 14, Santo Tomas | Bgy. No. 29, Santo Tomas | Bgy. No. 30-A, Suyo | Bgy. No. 31, Talingaan | Bgy. No. 45, Tangid | Bgy. No. 55-C, Vira | Bgy. No. 44, Zamboanga
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October 6, 2024
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is anticipating a surge of candidates in the final two days of the filing period for certificates of candidacy (COC) and certificates of nomination and acceptance (CON-CAN) on Monday and Tuesday.
Comelec will accept filings past the official 5 p.m. deadline as long as candidates are already within the venue by that time.
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