Talalora

Talalora, officially the Municipality of Talalora, is a local government unit in the province of Samar in the Eastern Visayas region of the Philippines. The municipality is associated with Waray and Tagalog names, respectively Bungto han Talalora and Bayan ng Talalora. Its identity is civic and geographic rather than commercial: it represents a local administrative community and does not have documented consumer products, brand lines, corporate ownership, or publicly traded securities in the supplied reference material. Talalora was established as an independent municipality through Republic Act No. 192, approved on June 22, 1947. The new municipality was formed from several barrios that had previously belonged to Villareal: Mallorga, Tulac, Talalora, Tatabonan, Navatas, and Navatas Guti. This statutory creation placed Talalora within the postwar expansion and reorganization of local government in the Philippines. The municipality is politically divided into 11 barangays: Independencia, Malaguining, Mallorga, Navatas Daku, Navatas Guti, Placer, Poblacion Barangay I, Poblacion Barangay II, San Juan, Tatabunan, and Victory. As with other Philippine municipalities, barangays are the basic local administrative units and may themselves contain puroks and sitios. According to the 2024 census information cited in the reference material, Talalora had a population of 8,530. Its local economy and public administration are discussed in municipal and statistical contexts, including poverty-incidence reporting by the Philippine Statistics Authority. The available material does not identify a distinctive commercial sector, major private employer, nationally distributed product, or formal destination-marketing campaign that would support treating Talalora as a conventional brand. Because the requested subject is a municipality, fields normally used for brand management—such as founder, parent company, owner, flagship offerings, executives, campaigns, and product launches—are generally not applicable or are not documented in the supplied sources. The entry therefore preserves Talalora as the authoritative geographic and governmental subject rather than redirecting it to another entity with a similar name.

Talalora is a municipality in Samar province, Philippines. The place functions as a local government unit rather than as a commercial brand. Its historical identity is tied to the formation of a separate municipality from territory that had previously been administered by Villareal. The municipality was created by Republic Act No. 192, a law approved on June 22, 1947. The act organized Talalora from the barrios of Mallorga, Tulac, Talalora, Tatabonan, Navatas, and Navatas Guti. This legal foundation dates Talalora's municipal status to the early postwar period, when Philippine local government structures were being rebuilt and formalized. Talalora is located in Samar and is part of the country's Eastern Visayas regional setting. Its local identity includes Waray and Tagalog forms of the name: Bungto han Talalora in Waray and Bayan ng Talalora in Tagalog. The municipality is divided into 11 barangays: Independencia, Malaguining, Mallorga, Navatas Daku, Navatas Guti, Placer, Poblacion Barangay I, Poblacion Barangay II, San Juan, Tatabunan, and Victory. These barangays are further organized through smaller administrative areas such as puroks, while some contain sitios. Demographic and economic information about Talalora is generally presented through Philippine public-sector statistical sources. The supplied reference reports a population of 8,530 in the 2024 census. Poverty incidence is tracked through Philippine Statistics Authority reporting, reflecting the municipality's role as a subject of local development and socioeconomic measurement. No documented history of commercial brand ownership, product development, advertising campaigns, corporate mergers, executive appointments, or consumer scandals is provided for Talalora. Accordingly, the appropriate interpretation of the subject is the municipality itself. The original brand-oriented input conflicts with the authoritative Wikipedia subject, so this dossier treats Talalora as a local governmental entity and marks the record for review where brand taxonomy would otherwise be expected.

• 2024

  Population recorded in the 2024 census

  [1]Talaloraen.wikipedia.org

  The cited census information reports a population of 8,530 for Talalora.

• 1947

  Municipality established

  [1]Talaloraen.wikipedia.org

  Republic Act No. 192 created Talalora as a municipality on June 22, 1947, using territory formerly associated with Villareal.

A local-government and geographic identity in Samar, Philippines; not a documented commercial brand.

1. 1Talaloraen.wikipedia.org