Guiwan Zamboanga City Philippines

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98 Barangays of Zamboanga City within Region 9 - Mindanao in the Republic of The Philippines
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On the East Coast Hwy: The barangay before Guiwan is Tetuan and the one after Guiwan isPutik

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Guiwan, Zamboanga City, Philippines
Guiwan is about 178 Hectares in land area.

Guiwan is fast becoming an extension of the city. The national hwy passes through Guiwan giving it the exposure to most of the other barangays located on the N/E side of Zamboanga. People don't have to travel far to buy fish and produce. Guiwan boasts of a fully stocked fish market and produce market.

The bus terminal to other points in Zamboanga del Sur is in guiwan. There is a plan however, to move this terminal to the barangay of Divisoria.They even have a used car dealership. There are over 50 cars in stock at any given time.

Transportation to the city is still by Jeepneys, taxi, and tri-cycle. As of 2009 Seven pesos will take you to town. By tri-cycle will cost you about 20 to 25 pesos depending on the tri-cycle driver.

Location of Guiwan, Zamboanga City

This barangay is located about 3.4 Km from downtown.

History of Guiwan, Zamboanga City

Between Tetuan and Putik lies Guiwan Barangay from the city proper about 4.2 kms. This barrio got its name from the story which goes this way….

When the princess married a common man they eloped in this far away land where the princess gave birth to a son IWAN. But the couple moved farter way lest the angry king finds them there.

The king’s brother wrapped the throne and cruel soldier sought her far land wide till there was no more place to hide. They found the Princess GUIA and her son IWAN and threw them both to the river. She pleaded to the god of the river to take their lives but leave something behond. Then the princess and her son sunk deep, deep beyond...wailing, wailing, Guia-Iwan, Guia-Iwan. The god of the river granted her wish, the mother and son were turned into a land.

Natives who witnessed the change called the place GUIWAN, as a tribute to Guia and Iwan.

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People of Guiwan, Zamboanga City

• (2007 Census)
  • Total Population: 15,218
  • Number of Household: 2,407

Local Government Unit LGU of Guiwan, Zamboanga City

Elected Officers of Guiwan for the term of 2007 - 2010

Punong Barangay: Crispin R. Basilio Barangay Kagawad: Samuel P. Natividad Leodegario G. Madrazo Arturo N. Onrubia Isidro T. Solon Jaime P. Del Fierro Natividad S. Antonio Nelson T. Pasion Secretary: Shiela C. Paragas Treasurer: Marissa G. Estrella

SK Chairman: Mahmod B. Edding SK Kagawad: Dexter C. Tang Aenn Bernielee M. Castillo Shiela Mae B. Apolinario Mark Anthony N. Vega Regina April P. Dulan Ivy Q. Sta. Ana Billy Rey S. Racho

Businesses in Guiwan, Zamboanga City

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• Businesses in Guiwan
  1. 8 Jewels Service Center
  2. Aderes Flea Market
  3. Citi Hardware Store
  4. Dennis Hardware
  5. Petron Gas Station
  6. Ric and Remy's Bakery
  7. Zapanta's Store
• Banks in Guiwan
  1. BPI Bank Guiwan
  2. PS Bank Guiwan

Real Estate or Properties for Sale or Lease in Guiwan, Zamboanga City

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Religions in Guiwan, Zamboanga City

• Catholics:
  • Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish - (Founded: 1997)
    • Msgr. Crislogo Manongas - Parish Priest

Schools in Guiwan, Zamboanga City

1. St. Augustine School of Nursing
2. Guiwan Elementary School

Economy of Guiwan, Zamboanga City

The economy of Guiwan if flourishing. It is fast becoming part of Uptown Zamboanga City. More banks are opening their branch offices in Guiwan.

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  Dennis Hardware