Valencia, Bohol

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Map of Bohol showing the location of Valencia

Roman Catholic Church, Valencia, Bohol

Valencia is a 4th class municipality in the province of Bohol, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 24,363 people in 4,392 households. It is named after the city of Valencia, Spain.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Barangays

Valencia is politically subdivided into 35 barangays.

Adlawan
Anas
Anonang
Anoyon
Balingasao
Botong
Buyog
Canduao Occidental
Canduao Oriental
Canlusong
Canmanico
Cansibao

Catug-an
Cutcutan
Danao
Genoveva
Ginopolan
La Victoria
Lantang
Limocon
Loctob
Magsaysay
Marawis
Maubo

Maturan
Omjon
Pangi-an
Poblacion Occidental
Poblacion Oriental
Simang
Taug
Tausion
Taytay
Ticum
Banderahan

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Cities and Municipalities of Bohol
City:	Tagbilaran
Municipalities:	Alburquerque \| Alicia \| Anda \| Antequera \| Baclayon \| Balilihan \| Batuan \| Bien Unido \| Bilar \| Buenavista \| Calape \| Candijay \| Carmen \| Catigbian \| Clarin \| Corella \| Cortes \| Dagohoy \| Danao \| Dauis \| Dimiao \| Duero \| Garcia Hernandez \| Getafe \| Guindulman \| Inabanga \| Jagna \| Lila \| Loay \| Loboc \| Loon \| Mabini \| Maribojoc \| Panglao \| Pilar \| Pres. Carlos P. Garcia \| Sagbayan \| San Isidro \| San Miguel \| Sevilla \| Sierra Bullones \| Sikatuna \| Talibon \| Trinidad \| Tubigon \| Ubay \| Valencia