Dimasalang

Dimasalang is a municipality in Masbate Province in the Philippines. The subject identified by the supplied canonical Wikipedia path is a local government jurisdiction rather than a commercial consumer brand, company, product line, or trademark. It is therefore best understood as a place-name and public administrative entity, and the requested brand fields such as products, campaigns, executives, ownership, ticker, and commercial positioning are largely not applicable. The municipality is situated in Masbate and lies approximately 46 kilometres from Masbate City. Its local territory is divided into 20 barangays, the basic administrative units used in the Philippines. Barangays are further organized into puroks, and some include smaller sitios. The municipality's administrative and community functions include local governance, public services, education oversight, infrastructure, and support for local economic activity. A notable administrative change recorded in the municipality's history occurred in 1951, when the barrios of Palanas, Nipa, Nabangig, Banco, Pina, Maanahao, Salvacion, Antipolo, Malatawan, Intusan, Miabas, San Antonio, Libtong, Malibas, Santa Cruz, Bontod, and Cabil-isan were separated from Dimasalang to form the town of Palanas. This change reduced and reshaped the municipality's territory while establishing a separate local government unit. Education in Dimasalang is coordinated through the Dimasalang Schools District Office, which oversees public and private educational institutions from the primary through secondary levels. Schools identified in reference material include Buracan National High School, Dimasalang National High School, Masbate Sports Academy, and Orlando B. Tepait High School. The 2024 Philippine census recorded a population of 25,054 residents for Dimasalang. The corresponding population density was reported as approximately 170 inhabitants per square kilometre, or 440 inhabitants per square mile. The municipality's economy and living conditions are monitored through Philippine statistical and local-government systems, including published poverty-incidence data. No reliable evidence in the supplied sources identifies Dimasalang as a commercial brand, a corporation, a listed entity, or a private organization. Its active status refers to its continuing existence as a municipality.

Dimasalang is a municipality in Masbate Province, Philippines. The canonical subject is a local administrative jurisdiction, not a commercial brand. Its history is consequently expressed through territorial and governmental changes rather than product development, corporate ownership, or market expansion. The principal historical event identified in the available reference material took place in 1951. In that year, the barrios of Palanas, Nipa, Nabangig, Banco, Pina, Maanahao, Salvacion, Antipolo, Malatawan, Intusan, Miabas, San Antonio, Libtong, Malibas, Santa Cruz, Bontod, and Cabil-isan were separated from Dimasalang to create the town of Palanas. The separation represents a reorganization of local territory and governance, with the named communities becoming part of a distinct municipality. Dimasalang is located in Masbate and is approximately 46 kilometres from Masbate City. Its current local political structure consists of 20 barangays. These barangays form the municipality's basic administrative subdivisions and are themselves organized into puroks; some also contain sitios. This structure provides the framework for local representation and the delivery of municipal services. The municipality continues to function as a local community and government unit. Its public responsibilities include administration, community services, education coordination, and support for local development. The Dimasalang Schools District Office oversees educational institutions in the area, including public and private schools at primary and secondary levels. Schools listed in the reference material include Buracan National High School, Dimasalang National High School, Masbate Sports Academy, and Orlando B. Tepait High School. Demographic information provides a current context for the municipality. The 2024 census recorded 25,054 residents, with a density of approximately 170 people per square kilometre. Economic conditions, including poverty incidence, are tracked through Philippine Statistics Authority data. The available material does not provide a founding date for Dimasalang, a complete list of municipal officials, a formal origin for the place-name, or detailed accounts of economic sectors and political developments. Those subjects should be researched through official Philippine government and local-government records before being added.

• 2024

  Population recorded in the national census

  [1]Dimasalangen.wikipedia.org

  The Philippine census recorded 25,054 residents in Dimasalang, with a reported density of about 170 inhabitants per square kilometre.

• 1951

  Creation of Palanas from former Dimasalang barrios

  [1]Dimasalangen.wikipedia.org

  Seventeen barrios were separated from Dimasalang to establish the town of Palanas, changing the municipality's territorial and administrative structure.

A local government municipality and geographic community in Masbate, Philippines; commercial brand positioning is not applicable.

1. 1Dimasalangen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Philippine Standard Geographic Codepsa.gov.ph