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The population (as of the 2010 Census and Housing Population by the National Statistics Office) of Region XIII, Caraga is 2,429,224.
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What is Caraga's population?
The population of Caraga is 2,293,480.
What is the meaning of caraga's region acronym?
caraga maening
What island is found in the CARAGA administrative region?
Caraga is an administrative region of the Philippines and part of the island of Mindanao. Included in the region are the lesser Dinagat Islands.
Agusan del sur is what region?
Agusan del Sur is under the Caraga Region (formerly Region XIII).
Who are the contemporary authors in caraga region?
Some contemporary authors from the Caraga region in the Philippines include Fr. Alberto Roger Vergara, who writes about local history and culture, and Merlita Cabalteja, known for her works on indigenous knowledge and culture. Other notable writers from Caraga region are Marispher Maquiling, Erly Aggerct, and Michael Dayag.
Proverbs and riddles of caraga region?
One popular riddle from the Caraga region is: "Bilang diha walay bokil, makasab-an makaggil." The answer is "isda" (fish). As for a proverb, one well-known one from Caraga is: "Sa paglakaw, kanunay kang magdala sa imong konsensya." This means that in your journey through life, always carry your conscience with you.
What is the area of Caraga?
The area of Caraga is 21,471 square kilometers.
What are the musical instruments of Caraga Region?
Try mo tanungin si notnot baka masagot ka nya :ddd
What are the provinces of CARAGA region?
agusan del sur, agusan del norte, surigao del norte, surigao del sur
Who are the famous writer that was born in Caraga Region?
Mr. Florante A. More, the one who wrote the RED SUN OVER AGUSAN..
When was Caraga State University created?
Caraga State University was created in 1946.
What is the meaning of CARAGA?
word Caraga originated from the Visayan word Kalagan: kalag meaning soul or people, and a meaning land. The Kalagans have a long history of being brave and fearless. Thus, the region was called by early chroniclers as the "Land of the Brave and Fierce People
