Ramon Magsaysay, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines : is a municipality in the province of Zamboanga del Sur Philippines, within Region IX – Zamboanga Peninsula, in the Republic of the Philippines.
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Barangays of Ramon Magsaysay, in the Zamboanga del Sur Province within Region IX in the Republic of The Philippines
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Ramon Magsaysay, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines
Municipality Class: 4th Class
Area in Hectares: 18200.00
Population (2020 Census): 27,272
Population (2015 Census): 26,606
Annual Growth Rate (2015-2020): 0.52%
Ramon Magsaysay 2022 Elected Officials
Mayor: Marjun E. Obinay
Vice Mayor: Virgilio D. Obinay
Councilors:
- Elmer C. Sagario
- Virgilio T. Matugas
- Ramon A. Laranio
- Nilo E. Obinay
- Ruel B. Sagario
- Joel S. Adlaon
- Renato D. Sienes
- Marlon P. Matugas
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