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Angat, Bulacan
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| Location | |
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| Government | |
| Region | Central Luzon (Region III) |
| Province | Bulacan |
| District | Third Congressional District of Bulacan |
| Barangays | 16 |
| Income Class: | 2nd class; partially urban |
| Mayor | Leonardo R. de Leon |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Area | 65.25 km² |
| Population
Total (2000) |
46,033 |
Angat is a 2nd class municipality in the province of Bulacan, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 46,033 people in 9,483 households.
- Banaban
- Baybay
- Binagbag
- Donacion
- Encanto
- Laog
- Marungko
- Niugan
- Paltok
- Pulong Yantok
- San Roque (Pob.)
- Santa Cruz (Pob.)
- Santa Lucia
- Santo Cristo (Pob.)
- Sulucan
- Taboc
- Santa Monica de Angat Church
- One of the most beautiful churches in the Philippines and also one of the oldest, estimated to be 400 years old. It displays a marvelous baroque architecture with its interior replicating the famous Sistine Chapel. Recently remodeled but preserving it's old architecture.
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| Municipalities: Angat • Balagtas • Baliuag • Bocaue • Bulacan • Bustos • Calumpit • Doña Remedios Trinidad • Guiguinto • Hagonoy • Marilao • Norzagaray • Obando • Pandi • Paombong • Plaridel • Pulilan • San Ildefonso • San Miguel • San Rafael • Santa Maria |
| Component Cities: Malolos City • Meycauayan City • San Jose Del Monte City |
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