Imus, Cavite

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Municipality of Imus
Official seal of Municipality of Imus
Location
Map of Cavite showing the location of Imus.
Map of Cavite showing the location of Imus.
Government
Region CALABARZON (Region IV-A)
Province Cavite
District 2nd district of Cavite
Barangays 97
Income Class: 1st class; highly urbanized
Mayor Disputed between incumbent Homer Saquilayan (LP) and 2004 challenger Oscar Jaro (Lakas-CMD) due to court order
Physical characteristics
Area 64.7 km²
Population

     Total (2000)      Density
195,482
3,021/km²

The Municipality of Imus (Filipino: Bayan ng Imus) is a first class municipality in the province of Cavite, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 195,482 people in 42,232 households.

Because of its strategic location at the entrance to Cavite province from Metro Manila, Imus was the site of two major Katipunero victories during the Philippine Revolution against Spain, the Battle of Imus (September 3, 1896) and the Battle of Alapan (May 28, 1898 - when the Philippine flag was first flown), that are celebrated annually in the municipality. The Imus Historical Museum honors the municipality's history with lifelike scenes from the revolution.

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The Cavite Provincial Government, under the leadership of Governor Ayong Maliksi, considers Imus as the capital of the province. The distinction of Imus being the capital started when Maliksi, a former Imus town mayor, first assumed the governorship in 2001 and as one of his first official acts constituted the transfer of the provincial capital from Trece Martires to Imus.

However most, including the national government, Manila-based media and references, and most Caviteños, consider Trece Martires City as the official capital of Cavite.

Imus is politically subdivided into 97 barangays.

  • Alapan I-A
  • Alapan II-A
  • Anabu I-A
  • Anabu II-A
  • Poblacion I-A
  • Poblacion II-A
  • Poblacion III-A
  • Poblacion IV-A
  • Bayan Luma I
  • Bucandala I
  • Carsadang Bago I
  • Malagasang I-A
  • Malagasang II-A
  • Medicion I-A
  • Medicion II-A
  • Pag-Asa I
  • Palico I
  • Pasong Buaya I
  • Tanzang Luma I
  • Toclong I-A
  • Toclong II-A
  • Alapan I-B
  • Alapan I-C
  • Alapan II-B
  • Anabu I-B
  • Anabu I-C
  • Anabu I-D
  • Anabu I-E
  • Anabu I-F
  • Anabu I-G
  • Anabu II-B
  • Anabu II-C
  • Anabu II-D
  • Anabu II-E
  • Anabu II-F
  • Bagong Silang (Bahayang Pag-Asa)
  • Bayan Luma II
  • Bayan Luma III
  • Bayan Luma IV
  • Bayan Luma V
  • Bayan Luma VI
  • Bayan Luma VII
  • Bayan Luma VIII
  • Bayan Luma IX
  • Bucandala II
  • Bucandala III
  • Bucandala IV
  • Bucandala V
  • Buhay na Tubig
  • Carsadang Bago II
  • Magdalo
  • Maharlika
  • Malagasang I-B
  • Malagasang I-C
  • Malagasang I-D
  • Malagasang I-E
  • Malagasang I-F
  • Malagasang I-G
  • Malagasang II-B
  • Malagasang II-C
  • Malagasang II-D
  • Malagasang II-E
  • Malagasang II-F
  • Malagasang II-G
  • Mariano Espeleta I
  • Mariano Espeleta II
  • Mariano Espeleta III
  • Medicion I-B
  • Medicion I-C
  • Medicion I-D
  • Medicion II-B
  • Medicion II-C
  • Medicion II-D
  • Medicion II-E
  • Medicion II-F
  • Pag-Asa II
  • Pag-Asa III
  • Palico II
  • Palico III
  • Palico IV
  • Pasong Buaya II
  • Pinagbuklod
  • Poblacion I-B
  • Poblacion I-C
  • Poblacion II-B
  • Poblacion III-B
  • Poblacion IV-B
  • Poblacion IV-C
  • Poblacion IV-D
  • Tanzang Luma II
  • Tanzang Luma III
  • Tanzang Luma IV (Southern City)
  • Tanzang Luma V
  • Tanzang Luma VI
  • Toclong I-B
  • Toclong I-C
  • Toclong II-B

Gobernadorcillos

  • Licerio Topacio (1888-1890)
  • Cayetano Topacio (1890-1892)
  • Angel Buenaventura (1892-1894)

Capitanes Municipal

  • Bernardino Paredes (1894-1896)
  • Jose Tagle (1896-1897)
  • Valentin Conejo (1898)
  • Juan Castaneda (1898)

Municipal Presidents

  • Donato Virata (1900-1903)
  • Juan Fajardo (1903)
  • Glicerio Topacio (1903)
  • Pedro Bueneventura (1903-1904)
  • Pantaelon Garcia (1904-1905)
  • Felipe Topacio (1905-1909)
  • Maximo Abad (1910-1912)
  • Felipe Topacio (1912-1915)
  • Cecilio Kamantigue (1915-1919)
  • Felix Paredes (1919-1925)
  • Blas Mallari (1925-1928)
  • Epifanio Gabriel (1928-1931)

Municipal Mayors

  • Dominador Camerino (1931-1943)
  • Elpidio Osteria (1941-1944)
  • Alfredo Saqui (1944-1945)
  • Fortunato Remulla (1945)
  • Dominador Ilano (1946-1963)
  • Dominador Camerino (1964-1967)
  • Manuel Paredes (1967)
  • Jose V. Jamir (1968-1988)
  • Erineo S. Maliksi (1988-1998)
  • Ricardo Paredes (acting, 1998)
  • Oscar Jaro (1998-2001; reassumed office by virtue of a court order on March 21, 2007)
  • Homer Saquilayan (elected since 2001; subject of an electoral dispute versus Oscar Jaro)

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Cities and Municipalities of Cavite

Alfonso • Amadeo • Bacoor • Carmona • Cavite City • Dasmariñas • Gen.  Mariano Alvarez • Gen.  Emilio Aguinaldo • Gen.  Trias • Imus • Indang • Kawit • Magallanes • Maragondon • Mendez • Naic • Noveleta • Rosario • Silang • Tagaytay City • Tanza • Ternate • Trece Martires City

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