Legislative district of Sarangani
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The lone Legislative District of Sarangani is the representation of the Province of Sarangani in the Philippine House of Representatives. Sarangani was part of the representation of the South Cotabato until 1995, when it was first granted its own representation.
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- Population (2000): 410,622
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- Philippine House of Representatives Congressional Library
