Barangays of Municipality of Madridejos
14 barangays comprising the municipality
Bunakan
Hon. Basilio Ducay
Bunakan sits on the eastern coast of Madridejos, facing the Visayan Sea. It is a …
Kangwayan
Hon. Joevic Villaceran
Kangwayan is a separate island off the northern coast of Madridejos, accessible by a short …
Kaongkod
Hon. Magdalena Marollano
Kaongkod is one of the largest barangays in Madridejos, located in the interior of the …
Kodia
Hon. Jesus Villacarlos
Kodia is a small, quiet coastal barangay on the southeastern side of Madridejos. Most residents …
Maalat
Hon. Pedro Maru
Maalat takes its name from the Cebuano word for "salty" — a nod to the …
Malbago
Hon. Neil Caratao
Malbago is a coastal barangay on the western side of Madridejos, known for its beach …
Mancilang
Hon. Rowenna Tayo
Mancilang is an interior barangay where farming and fishing go hand in hand. The area …
Pili
Hon. Jerry Caranzo
Pili is a small, rural barangay in the northern part of Madridejos, known for its …
Poblacion
Hon. Floreto Batayola
Poblacion is the town center and the most populated barangay of Madridejos. This is where …
San Agustin
Hon. Dolores Batusbatusan
San Agustin is located on the northern tip of Madridejos, where fishing and farming communities …
Tabagak
Hon. Rexiber Villaceran
Tabagak is an agricultural barangay in the interior of Madridejos, known for copra production (dried …
Talangnan
Hon. Salvador Villaruel
Talangnan is a coastal barangay with a vibrant fishing industry on the southern side of …
Tarong
Hon. Roger Alegre
Tarong is located on the southern coast of Madridejos, known for seaweed farming and coastal …
Tugas
Hon. Alen Chavez
Tugas is named after the Tugas tree (Molave), a hardwood once common in the area. …