I made this because almost everyone didn't know my place. And I want to share it to you our history, geography, religion and culture. I'm so proud to say that my Lolo was one of the past Parish Priest on our Parish. Sad to say we haven't seen his picture. I also have a Lola whose a nun was also a proudAsturiasnon under the SSPF congregation.Almost all of the pictures were from the relious organizations. Here are some photos.I'M PROUD TO BE AN ASTURIASNON!
Asturias, Cebu
History
The original name of Asturias is 'Naghalin', from the word lalin, native Cebuano term for settlers coming from far places. The first occupants of Asturias came from other places and neighboring islands such as Bohol. At first, a portion of Naghalin was part of the Pueblo (town) of Tuburan and the other was a part of the Pueblo (town) of Balamban. Over time, the occupants of Naghalin increased due to both settlers and population growth. Eventually the folks petitioned the then colonial master (Spain) to grant them their own local government. This petition was granted in the late 18th century by the King of Spain, thereby creating the Pueblo (Town) of Asturias.
Geographical Location
Asturias is a 1st class municipality in the northwestern coast of Cebu Province, Philippines. According to the 2010 census, it has a population of 44,732 people.
It is geographically located at 10°34'N 123°43'E. It is bounded by the Municipality of Tuburanin the north; the Municipality of Balamban in the south, Danao City in the east and by Tañon Strait in the west.
Barangays
Asturias is administratively subdivided into 27 barangays. Of these, 7 barangays are coastal and 20 are located inland.
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