Tigbauan, Iloilo
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Tigbauan is a 4th class municipality in the province of Iloilo, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 50,446 people in 9,779 households.
Tigbauan is politically subdivided into 52 barangays.
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It acquired its name, like the majority of town centers, after a topographical distinction unique to the region — in this case after the Tigbao, a local name for a type of grass that used to swarm the countryside.
Tigbauan, a coastal town, was one of the landing sites for Filipino & American Forces led by General Douglas MacArthur in March 1945 for liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese in World War II.
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| Ajuy • Alimodian • Anilao • Badiangan • Balasan • Banate • Barotac Nuevo • Barotac Viejo • Batad • Bingawan • Cabatuan • Calinog • Carles • Concepcion • Dingle • Dueñas • Dumangas • Estancia • Guimbal • Igbaras • Iloilo City • Janiuay • Lambunao • Leganes • Lemery • Leon • Maasin • Miagao • Mina • New Lucena • Oton • Passi City • Pavia • Pototan • San Dionisio • San Enrique • San Joaquin • San Miguel • San Rafael • Santa Barbara • Sara • Tigbauan • Tubungan • Zarraga |
