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                                                MUNICIPALITY OF LINAPACAN PROVINCE OF PALAWAN Year Approved: 1996 FISH, CASOY AND OIL - represent the main products of the Municipality CAVES - represent Historical Tourist Spot YELLOW COLOR - symbolized the vibrant self-sufficient state of life of the community BLUE GREEN - symbolized the lush blue green fishing ground WHITE - symbolized Kalinisan sa Kapaligiran

                                                                        MUNICIPALITY OF MAGSAYSAY PROVINCE OF PALAWAN Year Approved: 2005 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Palawan where the town is located FISH, COCONUT & CASOY - stand for the marine and agricultural products of the municipality THREE (3) STARS - represent the three (3) major islands of the  Philippines: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao DOVE - symbolizes peace and goodwill, the municipality being a very peaceful one COLOR SYMBOLISM: GOLD - signifies abundance of ripening grains for harvest GREEN - denotes fullness of life

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             MUNICIPALITY OF KALAYAAN PROVINCE OF PALAWAN Year Approved: 2011 PROVINCIAL SHIELD - the designated provincial shield of the Province of Palawan 1978 - the year of found...

                                                                                  MUNICIPALITY OF BATARAZA PROVINCE OF PALAWAN Year Approved: 1998 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Palawan where the town is located ISLAND - represents the Ursula Island declared through Presidential Proclamation No. 14 dated April 30, 1930 as Palawan's Game Refuge and Bird Sanctuary. A 17 hectare oval shape island with a wide coral reef covering an area larger than the island itself and is a haven to over 150,000 birds. Programe, projects and activities are being made and implemented through the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) composed of representatives from the various sectors within the Municipality of Bataraza and National Agencies. This also represent the other islands/islets in t...

                                                                                                                          MUNICIPALITY OF CAGAYANCILLO PROVINCE OF PALAWAN Year Approved: 1997 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Palawan where the town is located BIRD - represents the bird "KO-OK" as called in local dialect, which is rampant in Tubataha Iselets and Cawili Island, the main tourist attractions in the municipality COCONUT CRAB (TATUS) - a very rare and unique specie in the country which exists in the rocky places of the poblacion, Calusa and Dondonay Islands SEA-WEEDS (EUCHEMA) - one of the main sources of livelihood of the people cultured productively in the differen...

                                                                                                                                                                                 MUNICIPALITY OF SOCORRO PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO Year Approved: 2001 SYMBOLISM SHIELD  – derived from the provincial seal of Oriental Mindoro where the town is located.   CIRCULAR LINES  – symbolize the continual vision for progress in economic, social, civic and spiritual sector; the circular lines also represent the rim of a “kaing” (native basket) which i...

                                                                                                               MUNICIPALITY OF SAN TEODORO PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO Year Approved: 2006 SYMBOLISM  SHIELD  – derived from the provincial seal of Oriental Mindoro where the town is located. Equally divided into four quadrants which represent the four major sources of livelihood of the residents namely mining, tourism, fishing and agricultural industries.   11 SMALL CIRCLE AND ROPE  – the circles represent the component barangays comprising the municipality of San Teodoro and the rope binding them symbolizes unity and strength.   EQUIDISTANT TRIANGLE  – represent the 3 distinct but co-e...

                                                                                                                             MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE PROVINCE OF ROMBLON Year Approved: 1994 SYMBOLISM  SHIELD  – derived from the provincial seal of Romblon where the town is located.   5 STARS  – 5 barangays   RIBBON  – success   LEAVES  – unity, goodwill and hope   MAP  – map of the municipality   CARABAO HEAD  – strength and endurance   BLUE AND RED  – loyalty and bravery   1963  – year the municipality was created   SUN AND THREE STARS  – progress

                                                                                                      MUNICIPALITY OF SAN FERNANDO PROVINCE OF ROMBLON Year Approved: 1996 SYMBOLISM  ISLAND BACKGROUND  – shape of Sibuyan Island from the horizon facing San Fernando.   TWIN COCONUT TREES/TWIN FISH SHADOWS  – symbolize the chief sources of living of the two districts comprising San Fernando.   12 STARS  – stand for the 12 barangays comprising the municipality.   YELLOW BACKGROUND  – official color adopted by the municipality.

                                                                                                                           MUNICIPALITY OF CAJIDIOCAN PROVINCE OF ROMBLON Year Approved: 1994 SHIELD  – derived from the provincial seal of Romblon where the town is located.   TREE  – represents the Jidioc tree from which the name of the municipality was derived due to its abundance in the town many years back.   14 STARS  – stand for the 14 barangays that comprise the municipality.   SAILBOAT  – symbolizes fishing, the major occupation of the people.   BLUE SEA  – represents the tranquility of the place.

                                                                                                                                                   ROMBLON STATE UNIVERSITY Year Approved: 2009 TORCH AND MAP - symbolizing knowledge and wisdom radiating the different areas of concentration TRACTOR - represents agriculture, fisheries and forestry MICROSCOPE - represents science and health BOOK - represents education and graduate programs ARCH - represents engineering and architecture COMPUTER - represents information and technology FLYING GEAR - represents business trade and industry FOUR (4) COLUMNS - represents the quadratic...

                                                                                                                                                        MUNICIPALITY OF SANTA FE PROVINCE OF ROMBLON Year Approved: 2001 SYMBOLISM   SHIELD  – derived from the provincial seal of Romblon where the town is located.   COCONUT TREE  – represents the main source of livelihood of the townspeople.   FISH & SEA  – stand for fishing, another source of livelihood in the municipality.

                                                                                                                   MUNICIPALITY OF MOGPOG PROVINCE OF MARINDUQUE Year Approved: 2005 SYMBOLISM   SHIELD  – derived from the seal of the Province of Marinduque.   2 GOLD RINGS  – symbolizes unity of the municipality constituents.   MORYON MASK  – represents the original Moryon (called Bulaklakan) which originated in Mogpog in 1807 and made Mogpog as well as Marinduque well known in the Philippines for its annual Moryonan (Morion) a festival of prayer, thanksgiving and well-being of an individual.   FISH  – represents the main source of livelihood in the Coastal Barangay...

                                                                                                                                                                                          MUNICIPALITY OF STA. CRUZ PROVINCE OF MARINDUQUE Year Approved: 1991 SYMBOLISM  CROSS – symbolizes the religious origin of the municipality. Its present name “STA. CRUZ” was derived from the words “HOLY CROSS”. SEA AND FISH – the blue expanse covering the north eastern to the south eastern coastal portion of the municipality denotes a ...