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- Serbisyong Totoo Caravan, patuloy sa paghatid ng libreng serbisyo sa mga kabarangayan October 4, 2024
- Mga residente ng Brgy. Mua-an, Kidapawan City, dinayo ang Serbisyong Totoo Medical-Dental Outreach Program October 3, 2024
- Kapitolyo nakiisa sa pagdiriwang ng rehiyon dose sa “Elderly Filipino Week” October 3, 2024
- “Abanteros” ng distrito dos pinagsama-sama ng kapitolyo sa “Community Responders Assembly” October 3, 2024
- Mga Matalameñong benepisyaryo ng Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP), sumailalim sa oryentasyon October 3, 2024
- Lecture on Values Restoration” sinimulan nang ibinahagi sa mga kawani ng kapitolyo October 3, 2024
Pintura Sentenaryo 2014
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Sayaw Kotawato 2014
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Summer Peace Camp 2014
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Supplemental Feeding Program
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2013 Dagaya Walk for Life
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Womens Day 2014
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Rehabilitaton of Malire-Tiwayan Farm to Market Road
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Geographical Location
Antipas is centrally located at the heart of Arakan Valley. It is bounded on the east by the municipality of Magpet; on the North by Arakan River; on the South by Pres. Roxas; and on the west by its mother municipality, Matalam. It lies 708’16” to 7 24’07” longitude and a 24 48’ 40” to 125 02’36” latitude. It has an area of 19,998 hectares comprising thirteen (13) barangays. Generally, Antipas has a marked topography of vast level to nearly level, slight to moderate rolling and sloping areas. read more…
LGU Antipas Profile
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The municipality of Antipas long before its creation into a regular municipality was just a mere Sitio called Buru-Buruan of Barangay Kiyaab of the Municipality of Matalam which is inhabited mostly by Manobos. Due to continuous influx of Christian settlers in the area, the Municipal Council of Matalam passed a resolution in 1963, approved by the defunct Provincial Board of Cotabato and then was consequently recognized as one of the regular barangays of Matalam, Cotabato bearing the name of ANTIPAS. read more…