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Municipality of Balud, Province of Masbate
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MUNICIPALITY OF BALUD
PROVINCE OF MASBATE
Year Approved: 1996
SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Masbate where the town is located
WILD DOVE - stands for the name of "Balud" which is a derivative of the native term for the wild dove
LIGHTHOUSE - stands, for the tourist spot in the municipality which is of historical significance, with the gigantic tower overlooking the sea around Jintotolo Island in Balud
FISH - depicts the major source of livelihood of the people which is fishing
CATTLE - depicts that the municipality is noted as a cattle country
RICEFIELD - depicts one. of the main sources of livelihood of the people which is farming from which Balud produces its major staple crop—rice
1949 - signifies the year when Balud became an independent municipality
PROVINCE OF CATANDUANES Year Approved: ____ WATERFALL - stand for fishery and Marine resources. TREES, LUMBER / RICEFIELD - showed the forest and agricultural resources. PICK / MATOK, SLEDGEHAMMER, AXE - stand for mineral resources.
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