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    The document provides information about the Cagayan Valley region of the Philippines. It discusses the history and formation of the provinces in the region. It notes that Cagayan Valley is known as the country's grains granary and is a source of high quality rice. It also lists the ethnic groups that inhabit the region, including Ilocanos, Itawits, and Ibanags. Several tourist spots in the region are highlighted, such as Palaui Island and Basco Lighthouse. Local foods like Pancit Batil Patong and Pancit Cabagan are mentioned. The document concludes by providing brief biographies of Fernando Mamuri Maramag, author of "The Rural Maid", and In

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    The document provides information about the Cagayan Valley region of the Philippines. It discusses the history and formation of the provinces in the region. It notes that Cagayan Valley is known as the country's grains granary and is a source of high quality rice. It also lists the ethnic groups that inhabit the region, including Ilocanos, Itawits, and Ibanags. Several tourist spots in the region are highlighted, such as Palaui Island and Basco Lighthouse. Local foods like Pancit Batil Patong and Pancit Cabagan are mentioned. The document concludes by providing brief biographies of Fernando Mamuri Maramag, author of "The Rural Maid", and In

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    REGION II

    CAGAYAN VALLEY
    History
    Cagayan Valley has emerged as the country's grains
    granary. And of all the provinces in the region's finest
    eating quality rice—dubbed as “Vizcaya Rice”.

    In 1839 the southern half of the valley was formed into
    a politico-military district of Nueva Vizcaya.
    History
    In 1856, parts of the cagayan and Nueva Vizcaya were
    formed into the province of Isabela.
    Cagayan lost more territory with the formation of the
    partido of Itawes in 1889 and the comandancia of
    Apayao in 1890.
    The earliest inhabitants are the Agta or Atta.
    People in Cagayan Valley
    Ilocano – was the most prominent ethnic group in cagayan.

    Itawit – Indegenous group in Isabela.

    Ibanag – who were the first sighted in by the spanish and convert it
    to christian.
    Palaui Island Basco Lighthouse

    Tourist Spots
    Food and Delicacies
    Pancit Batil Patong

    Pancit Cabagan
    ‘’The Legend of Magat River’’
    Fernando Mamuri Maramág

    -January 21, 1893 in Ilagan, Isabela


    -October 23, 1936
    -The Rural Maid
    ‘’The Rural Maid’’
    by Fernando Mamuri Maramág
    ‘’People of Consequence’’
    by Ines Taccad-Cammayo
    Thank You!!

    That’s All
     Justin Kyle W. Abe-abe
     Jaspher Ian B. Sumalpong

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