Territorial Boundaries
- The municipality's boundaries are clearly defined as follows:
- Northwest: From the barrios Biding-Rangay boundary down to the barrios Capariaan-Gabon boundary, marked by footpaths and feeder roads.
- Northeast: Bordered by the Burnay River, which separates barrios Agunit and Naglayaan.
- East: Defined by the boundary between Ilocos Norte and Mountain Province.
- South: Bordered by the Padsan River, also the boundary between the municipalities of Banna and Dingras.
- West and Southwest: Bounded by the municipal boundary between Batac and Dingras.
Seat of Government
- The seat of government for the new Municipality of Marcos is established in the barrio of Biding.
Appointment of Officials
- Upon approval of the Act, the President of the Philippines, with the Commission on Appointments' consent, shall appoint the initial elective officials of the new municipality.
- These officials will hold office until their successors are elected in the next general election and have qualified to assume office.
Effectivity
- The Act becomes effective immediately upon approval, marking the official creation and operation of the Municipality of Marcos.