Title
Defining Gloria Municipality Boundaries E.O.
Law
Executive Order No. 140
Decision Date
Feb 25, 1965
Executive Order No. 140, issued in 1965, establishes the boundaries of the municipality of Gloria in Oriental Mindoro, providing a technical description of the geographical points and lines that define the municipality.

Questions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 140)

It defines and fixes the boundaries of the Municipality of Gloria in the Province of Oriental Mindoro.

It begins at point 1, the edge of the mouth of the Quinabigan River at the shoreline.

The Agsalin River and the Quinabigan River are used as shoreline and boundary reference points.

It goes southward along the shoreline to the mouth of Agsalin River.

It refers to a point that previously served as the common boundary of the municipalities of Pinamalayan and Bansud, and it is now designated as point 2 on the plan.

From point 2 to point 3: S. 86-30 W. for 29,625 meters.

The boundary passes through the Agsalin River Bridge at Km. 85.200.

From point 3 to point 4: due North for 5,645 meters, establishing the common provincial boundary line of Oriental and Occidental Mindoro.

It goes N. 68-55 E. for 20,625 meters to point 5.

Point 5 to point 6: N. 85-30 E. for 6,000 meters. Point 6 to point 7: N. 59-00 E. for 937.50 meters.

From point 7 it goes S. 86-30 E. for 3,790 meters, passing through Quinabigan Bridge at Km. 72.900, until it reaches the point of beginning.

It states that the technical description was prepared and submitted by the Office of the Highway District Engineer of Oriental Mindoro.

It was signed by President Diosdado Macapagal, and by Executive Secretary Ramon A. Diaz.

The executive order is dated February 25, 1965.

It provides a precise and objective method to locate the perimeter of the municipality on the ground, minimizing ambiguity in determining jurisdictional boundaries.


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