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词条 Natonin, Mountain Province
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  1. Geography

  2. Languages

  3. Barangays

  4. Demographics

  5. Economy

  6. Transportation

  7. Tourism

  8. References

  9. External links

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Geography

The municipality is very mountainous, with very little level ground lending itself to agriculture. The barangays are geographically isolated by high (700m) mountains covered in jungle. It has a total land area of around 20 000 hectares.

Languages

The town is home to two indigenous languages which have been existing in the town even before the arrival of the Spanish. These languages are theBalangaw language and the Kinalinga language. Immigrants from the Ilocos region came in the 1970s and imported the Ilokano language during the martial law era.

Barangays

Natonin is politically subdivided into 11 barangays.

  • Alunogan
  • Balangao
  • Banao
  • Banawel
  • Butac
  • Maducayan
  • Poblacion
  • Saliok
  • Santa Isabel
  • Tonglayan
  • Pudo
  • Tuboy

Demographics

{{Philippine Census
| align= none
| title= Population census of Natonin
| 1903 =
| 1918 = 5118
| 1939 = 5999
| 1948 = 5847
| 1960 = 9397
| 1970 = 5690
| 1975 = 6691
| 1980 = 7325
| 1990 = 9813
| 1995 = 8997
| 2000 = 9065
| 2007 = 9431
| 2010 = 10048
| 2015 = 10272
| 2020 =
| 2025 =
| 2030 =
| footnote= Source: Philippine Statistics Authority{{PH census|2015}}{{PH census|2010}}{{PH census|2007}}{{LWUA population data}}
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The natives of the town are generally called Balangaos/ Iferangao who speak the Finerangao language. There are two sub-tribes namely Hakki who inhabit the western part of the town and the Majukayyongs who inhabit the Barangays of Saliok and Maducayan. The Majukayyongs initially came from Southern Kalinga. Populations of the town are of Igorot lineage. Headhunting was practiced in throughout Natonin as late as the mid-1930s, and was set aside in favor of Christianity and education after World War II.

Economy

The primary crop is rice, although a lack of arable land, lack of mechanization and no access to fertilizers limits the harvest to a subsistence level only. Families rely on small livestock populations to supplement the diet. Fruits and wild coffee are harvested from the forest. Poblacion boasts of numerous family ponds which raise tilapia for consumption. Due to the terrain, rice is planted on terraced fields. Locals consider the rice terraces of Natonin to be equal or surpassing those of Banaue to the south.

Transportation

Transportation throughout Natonin is largely undeveloped roads. The only paved roads (as of 2007) are in Poblacion proper. Roads frequently become impassable in the rainy seasons. Some barangays (notably Maducayan) are inaccessible by road. Maducayan lies one mile beyond a recent road extension from the center of Saliok to the westernmost situ of Saliok.

Tourism

Natonin have the following tourism sites:

  • The Legendary Silent Mountain of Binaratan - located in Barangay Maducayan.
  • The Apatan Rice Terraces
  • The Balococ Waterfall
  • The Naropaan Waterfall
  • Tongalayan Rice Terraces
  • Lagan river in Balangao
  • Penadna Waterfalls
  • Lettalet Waterfalls

References

1. ^{{DILG detail}}

External links

  • Philippine Standard Geographic Code
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20131004104825/http://census.gov.ph/ Philippine Census Information]
{{Geographic location
|Centre = Natonin
|North = Tanudan, Kalinga
|East = Paracelis
|Southeast = Alfonso Lista, Ifugao
|South = Aguinaldo, Ifugao
|Southwest = Mayoyao, Ifugao
|West = Barlig
}}{{Mountain Province}}

1 : Municipalities of Mountain Province

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