Creation of Bataan National Park in Luzon

The park is placed under the administration of the Bureau of Forestry.
The park is subject to the general executive control and supervision of the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce.

The land is set aside for park purposes, specifically for the benefit and enjoyment of the people of the Philippines.

The park covers approximately 31,400 hectares.
Bounded on the North by: southern boundary of Roosevelt National Park and certified Alienable and Disposable land.
On the East by: certified Alienable and Disposable land.
On the South by: U.S. Military Reservation and Bagac River.
On the West by: seacoast from Bagac River to Alilao River; certified alienable and disposable land; U.S. Military and Naval Reservations.
Located on the Island of Luzon.
The park is subject to future delimitation and survey for accurate boundaries.

The area is withdrawn from sale, settlement, or any other disposition, except as to existing private rights if any.
The proclamation effectively limits other claims on the land to protect its integrity as a national park.

Proclamation signed by the President of the Philippines, Sergio Osmeña, on December 1, 1945.
Includes official seal and countersigned by the Secretary to the President, Jose S. Reyes.
Enacted under the authority of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, Eleventh year.