Langiden

Langiden is a municipality in the province of Abra, in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It is a local-government jurisdiction rather than a commercial consumer brand. The municipality is located at approximately 17°35′ north latitude and 120°34′ east longitude, about 18.75 kilometres from Bangued, the provincial capital, and approximately 424.60 kilometres from Manila. Its area is 116.29 square kilometres, equivalent to about 2.79% of Abra's total land area. Langiden is politically divided into six barangays, which are further organized into puroks and, in some cases, sitios. According to the 2024 census, the municipality had 3,457 residents, producing a population density of roughly 30 people per square kilometre. The local economy is strongly agricultural. Rice and vegetable cultivation are central to agricultural production, while farming and local trading are important sources of household income. The municipality is governed under the Philippine Local Government Code by an elected mayor, vice mayor, and municipal council. Langiden belongs to Abra's lone congressional district, and local elections are held on a three-year cycle. Its education system is overseen by the Langiden Schools District Office, which administers public and private institutions from primary through secondary levels. Langiden National High School is identified as the municipality's secondary-school institution in the referenced material. Because the authoritative subject is a Philippine municipality, there is no reliable basis for describing Langiden as a corporate brand, product line, commercial enterprise, or brand-owner organization.

Langiden is a municipal jurisdiction in Abra province, Philippines. The available reference material describes its present administrative, geographic, demographic, economic, governmental, and educational characteristics but does not provide a documented founding date, origin story, incorporation history, or chronological account of earlier administrations. It is therefore not possible to establish a reliable historical timeline beyond its current status as a municipality belonging to Abra's lone congressional district. The municipality covers 116.29 square kilometres and is positioned roughly 18.75 kilometres from Bangued, the provincial capital. Its territory is divided into six barangays, with local communities further structured through puroks and, in some cases, sitios. Langiden's current population was recorded at 3,457 in the 2024 census, with a density of approximately 30 inhabitants per square kilometre. Agriculture forms the foundation of local economic life, particularly rice and vegetable farming. Local trading and farm activity provide important household income sources. Governance follows the Philippine Local Government Code. Residents elect a mayor, vice mayor, and municipal council through elections held every three years, while the municipality is represented within Abra's single congressional district. Public and private schools are supervised by the Langiden Schools District Office, including primary and elementary institutions and Langiden National High School. The available material does not identify commercial products, brand campaigns, corporate ownership, mergers, scandals, or financial decisions connected with Langiden.

• 2024

  2024 population census

  [1]Langidenen.wikipedia.org

  The Philippine census recorded Langiden's population at 3,457 people, with an approximate density of 30 inhabitants per square kilometre.

1. 1Langidenen.wikipedia.org