EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 113

: The creation was authorized under section sixty-eight of the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines.
: There were twenty-seven municipalities before the creation of Talugtug.
: Nueva Ecija now has twenty-eight municipalities after Talugtug was organized.
: Barrios of Buted, Patola, Nangabulan and the sitios of Talugtug, Balite and Santo Domingo were segregated from Cuyapo.
: They were taken from the municipality of Guimba.
: The seat of government is at the barrio of San Isidro (also known as Talugtug).
: It took effect on January 1, 1948.
: The boundary starts from the provincial boundary of Nueva Ecija with Pangasinan at the west boundary of Lupao, runs in specified directions and distances touching landmarks such as Lupao-MuAoz boundary, Kalisitan Creek, Trona Creek, and Mount Bankay, and follows the Nueva Ecija-Pangasinan boundary line back to the point of beginning.
: Yes, they retained their original territories except for the portions included in the new municipality of Talugtug.