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Danao City, Cebu, Philippines 60004

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There is no concrete record to support the story on how Danao got its name. Although in the 1960s there were circularized copies of a story concerning the early founding of Danao, but the contents and substance were but clear reproduction of an old legendary version which related of a Spanish Captain by the name of Manuel Aniceto del Rosario who, as the story went, was commissioned by the early Spanish authorities in the province of Cebu to establish municipalities starting from what is now Danao City towards the northern part of Cebu as far as what is now presently the municipality of Borbon.

This developed when in compliance with his commission, Capt. Del Rosario went to said places to perform his duties. Riding on a horse on his way to the north after a place called Cotcot, he came upon a few natives who were resting and taking time bathing their carabaos in one of the many lakes in the area.

Dismounting from his horse, the Captain took his rest and in a short while struck conversation with the surprised natives. Pointing vertically his forefinger to the ground where they stood, the captain inquired just what was the name of the place, with the impression that the stranger might have asked the name of the small lakes where their carabaos were resting, one of the native instantly replied: DANAWAN (a Cebuano dialect for small lake) which, according to the story, on account of the CaptainÂ’s defective sense of hearing, only heard and recorded the first syllable DA-NAO. Thus begun the early naming of the place DANAO.


The means of transportation within the city proper are motorized tricycles and pedicabs.

A few people are engaged in the making of sidecars for bicycle. There is no big transportation industry/company in the city; however, there are few auto repair and bodybuilding shops operating in the area.

The citys road network consists of 12.1 kilometers of national roads; 12.2 kilometers of municipal roads; and 97.5 kilometers of barangay roads. There are a total of 6 concrete bridges within the cityÂ’s boundary.

The city has two seaports.


The intercity transport system is primarily served by tricycles and pedicabs. Public transport coming in and out of Danao City are mostly passenger jeepneys plying the Danao-Cebu route. Passenger busses also pass by Danao City on the way to the northern towns like Bogo from Cebu City and vice-versa. There are private vehicles registered in the City which are increasing in number. Sea transport is provided by about 50 boats/bancas mostly plying between Danao and Camotes Island.


Danao is located in the northern part of Cebu facing the Camotes Islands. It lies in the eastern coast between Compostela and Carmen and bounded on the west by the municipalities of Balamban, Asturias and Tuburan.

It is 8.20 kilometers from Carmen to the North; 97.0 kilometers from Balamban (via Toledo City); 92.14 kilometers from Asturias (via Lugo); 7.80 kilometers from Compostela to the South; and 33.1 kilometers from Cebu City, reckoned from kilometer 00.0 at the Cebu Provincial Capitol Building.


The city is about 3.43 meters above the main area level. Generally, it has flat to rolling terrain with slopes ranging from 0% to 65%. Most of the flat or nearly level areas are found along the narrow coastal plains running from north to south and estimated to be 36% of the total land area.

These narrow areas extend to a width of approximately less than five kms. Inland. These flat areas are now planted with sugarcane to serve as raw materials for the sugar mills located at Dunggo-an. Rolling hills, which ranged in elevation from 250 meters to 500 meters, with slope ranging from 15% to 45% is estimated to be 21% of the total land area. The mountainous portion which rise up to 700 meters, with slope range of 45% to 65% above, is estimated to be 43% of the total land area.




The city is about 3.43 meters above the main area level. Generally, it has flat to rolling terrain with slopes ranging from 0% to 65%. Most of the flat or nearly level areas are found along the narrow coastal plains running from north to south and estimated to be 36% of the total land area.

These narrow areas extend to a width of approximately less than five kms. Inland. These flat areas are now planted with sugarcane to serve as raw materials for the sugar mills located at Dunggo-an. Rolling hills, which ranged in elevation from 250 meters to 500 meters, with slope ranging from 15% to 45% is estimated to be 21% of the total land area. The mountainous portion which rise up to 700 meters, with slope range of 45% to 65% above, is estimated to be 43% of the total land area.



National Road: 10.334Kms.
Provincial Road: - Kms.
Municipal Road : 11.773 Kms.
Barangay Road : 75.927 Kms.
Ports (Domestic/International): 2


Schools (Public & Private)
Elementary: 35
High Schools: 4
Vocational: 1
College: 4

Public Library: none
Public Market: 1
Multi-purpose Building: 3
Recreation Courts/Centers : 12


Transportation Services
No. of Buses: 9
No. of Jeepneys : 106
No.of Tricycles: 1,154
No. of Trisicads: -


Communications
No. of Post Office: 1
No. of Telephone Stations: 1
No. of Telex Services: -
No. of Telegraphic Stations: 3


Power
Source of Electricity: CEBECO II
No. of Barangay Served: 24
No. Household Served:


Water
Source of Water: City Water System


Type of Business No. of Establishments



Sari-sari Stores: 705

Restaurants & Cafeterias: 28

Fresh Fish & Meal Retailers: 186

General Merchandising: 108

Service and Repair Shops: 23

Tailoring & Dress Shops: 15

Pawnshops & Lending Investments: 10

Lumber and Hardwares: 6

Pharmacies and Drug Stores: 10

Marketing Firms (Appliances, furniture,etc.): 5

Gasoline Stations: 4

Bakeries: 9

Photo Shops & Beauty Parlors: 12

Industrial Establishments

Name of Existing Industrial Firms/Companies Location Products Line
Cebu Mitzumi Inc.
Brgy. Sabang Electronic Spare Parts
Lloyds Richfields Inc.
Brgy. Dungo-an Cement

Raw materials available within the area:

Corn Fruit Trees Coconut Sugar Cane

Banana Suppliers of the following raw materials :

Livestock and Poultry (Names of existing Commercial farms within the area)


1. Filipinas Poultry Farm

2. Romulo Casia Poultry Farm

3. Priscillano Casia Poultry Farm

4. Almendras Poultry Farm

5. Herschell Munoz Poultry Farm

6. Romeo Tan Jr. Poultry Farm

7. Waloma Arit Poultry Farm

8. Romero Poultry Farm

9. Rerard Paray Poultry Farm

10. Dalumpenes Poultry Farm

11. Grace Almaden Poultry Farm

12. Dina Batucan Poultry Farm




Danao City is politically subdivided into 42 barangays.


* Baliang

* Bayabas

* Binaliw

* Cabungahan

* Cagat-Lamac

* Cahumayan

* Cambanay

* Cambubho

* Cogon-Cruz

* Danasan

* Dungga

* Dunggoan

* Guinacot

* Guinsay





* Ibo

* Langosig

* Lawaan

* Licos

* Looc

* Magtagobtob

* Malapoc

* Manlayag

* Mantija

* Masaba

* Maslog

* Nangka

* Oguis

* Pili





* Poblacion

* Quisol

* Sabang

* Sacsac

* Sandayong Norte

* Sandayong Sur

* Santa Rosa

* Santican

* Sibacan

* Suba

* Taboc

* Taytay

* Togonon

* Tuburan Sur



Sto. Tomas School (4)

Cebu State College of Science and Technology (4)
Manto Memorial Foundation College (0)

Cabungahan National High School (0)
Masaba National High School (0)

University of the Visayas - Danao Campus (2)
Northeastern Cebu Colleges (0)

City Central School (2)
DT Durano Elementary School (0)

Guinsay Elementary School (0)
Maslog Elementary School (0)

Sabang Elementary School


Liwayway ''Wewei'' Lao Cuyos
University of the Visayas - Danao Campus 1978
Judith Velarde Alvaro
University of the Visayas - Danao Campus 1985
~nina~ rom batulan
Sto. Tomas School 1998
generoso capuyan jr.
Cebu State College of Science and Technology 1979
Christopher Lauro Roble
Sto. Tomas School 1994
Christopher Lauro Roble
City Central School 1990
Michael Angelo Roble Glinogo
City Central School 1991
Mona Liza Dagatan Grogg
Cebu State College of Science and Technology 2002
Mona Liza Dagatan Grogg
Sto. Tomas School 1998