Burgos, Isabela

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**Municipality of Burgos**
Location
Image:Ph locator isabela burgos.png Map of Laguna Map of Isabela showing the location of Burgos.
Government
Region	Cagayan Valley Region II
Province	Isabela
District	2nd District of Isabela
Barangays	14
Income Class:	5th class, rural
Mayor	Hon. Ruben Tegui
Official Website	Burgos
Physical characteristics
Population Total (2000)	20,422

[edit] 2007 Elections

A new mayor was elected during the May 14, 2007 elections when Ruben Tegui defeated Felixnaldo Alabon, Sr., by winning just 147 votes. His victory ended the reign of the Alabons in the municipality for 15 years. Alabon was elected mayor from 1992-2001. When he reached the maximum of three consecutive terms allowed by the Philippine Constitution, he was replaced by his wife Evelyn in 2001. He was reelected in 2004, defeating Tegui.

[edit] Barangays

Burgos is politically subdivided into 14 barangays.

Bacnor East
Bacnor West
Caliguian
Catabban
Cullalabo del Norte
Cullalabo del Sur
Dalig
Malasin
Masigun East
Raniag
San Antonino
San Bonifacio
San Miguel
San Roque

[edit] External links

v • d • e City and Municipalities of Isabela
Alicia • Angadanan • Aurora • Benito Soliven • Burgos • Cabagan • Cabatuan • Cordon • Delfin Albano • Dinapigue • Divilacan • Echague • Gamu • Ilagan • Jones • Luna • Maconacon • Mallig • Naguilian • Palanan • Quezon • Quirino • Ramon • Reina Mercedes • Roxas • San Agustin • San Guillermo • San Isidro • San Manuel • San Mariano • San Mateo • San Pablo • Santa Maria • Santo Tomas • Tumauini
Component City: Cauayan City
Independent Component City: Santiago City