Legislative district of Siquijor
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The lone Legislative District of Siquijor is the representation of the Province of Siquijor in the Philippine House of Representatives. Siquijor was part of Negros Oriental until 1973 prior to being granted its own representation in 1984. From 1978 to 1984 it was part of the representation of Region VIII.
[edit] Lone District
- Population (2000): 81,598
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- Philippine House of Representatives Congressional Library
