Davao city gets its name from the Bagobo origins. The word davao came from the phonetic blending of three subgroups' names for the davao river, a major waterway emptying into the davao gulf.
The original name of Davao City was "Dabaw," derived from the local term for the "Durian" fruit, which is prominent in the area. The name evolved as Spanish colonizers arrived, and it was later officially named Davao. The city has a rich history influenced by indigenous cultures and colonial powers. Today, Davao is known for its vibrant economy and diverse cultural heritage.
The zip code in Calinan, Davao City is 8000.
Davao City is the largest city in the Phillippines, therefore Davao City is bigger than Manila.
Davao City: 8000
Davao City belongs to the province of Davao del Sur in the Philippines.
The current postal code for Davao City is 8000. Davao City is located in the Philippines.
The quality of water in Davao city is good.
SM City Davao was created in 2001.
The area of Davao City is 2,444 square kilometers.
Davao City was created on 1936-03-16.
Yes, the Mati airport (Old name) and the (New name) "Francisco Bangoy" International airport in Davao city, Philippines are the same airport. NO. Mati Airport is, as the name suggests, IN Mati City. That's in Davao Oriental. While Francisco Bangoy International Airport is in Davao City in Davao Del Sur. Francisco Bangoy International Airport is NOT a new name. It is the first name of an entriely new airport in Davao City.
DXRR - Davao City radio station was created on January 15, 2001.