Boundaries of the Municipality of Tacurong
- East boundary: Imaginary straight line running northwesterly from the boundary between Buluan and Koronadal at Sitio Talic toward San Manuel.
- Northern boundary: Another imaginary line perpendicular to the eastern boundary passing through the municipal boundary monument near Sitio Gansing.
- West boundary: Established boundary between Dulawan and Buluan municipalities.
- South boundary: Established boundary between Buluan and Koronadal municipalities.
- Map reference used: Map of Buluan municipality with constituted barrios, Scale 1:250,000.
Boundaries of the Municipality of Malang
- East boundary: Imaginary straight line connecting municipal boundary monuments at northern and southern edges of Sikatulan Forest, then running eastward along the Kidapawan-Buluan boundary.
- South boundary: Imaginary line from boundary monument MBM No. 1 to Damakling River branch and along the westward course of the Damakling River to Sitio Dungos.
- West boundary: Imaginary straight line from Dungos northward to intersection of Buluan-Kabacan-Kidapawan boundaries.
- North boundary: Following Malamote Creek from the triple boundary intersection eastward to the Kabacan-Kidapawan boundary, then south back to MBM No. 3.
- Map reference used: Map of Kidapawan showing the proposed municipality, Scale 1:250,000.
Constituent Barrios and Seats of Municipal Governments
- Municipality of Tacurong includes barrios: Tacurong (municipal seat), San Manuel, Mangilala, Damaguit, Tubac, Dungoan, Maibo, Talic, San Felipe, New Iloilo, Bucay-Pait, Tangtangan, Tajahmuda, Katungal.
- Municipality of Malang includes barrios: Malang (municipal seat), Malamote, Tibao, Lika, Bialong, Inas, Bagong-tapay, Tawan-tawan, Dugong, Malasila, Tolonan, Minapan, Damawato.
Effectivity of the Municipal Organization
- The organization and functioning of these municipalities shall commence upon the appointment and qualification of the mayor, vice-mayor, and a majority of the councilors.
Formality and Signatories
- The order was issued in Manila on August 3, 1951.
- Signed by President Elpidio Quirino and Acting Assistant Executive Secretary Marciano Roque.
This Executive Order provides clear administrative guidelines for the creation and territorial jurisdiction of the municipalities, specifying geographical boundaries, political subdivisions, and procedural commencement of governance.