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5:admin_level: 5boundary: administrativename: NCR, First Districtref: 133900000type: boundarywikidata: Q92159379

6:admin_level: 6boundary: administrativeis_in_iso_3166_2: PH-00land_area: administrativename: Manilapopulation: 1780148source_population: https://www.psa.gov.ph/sites/default/files/attachments/hsd/pressrelease/NCR.xlsxtype: boundarywikidata: Q1461wikipedia: en:Manila

7:admin_level: 7boundary: administrativeis_in: Manilaname: Fifth Districtsource: 1987 Constitutiontype: boundary

8:admin_level: 8boundary: administrativeis_in_city: Manilais_in_region: National Capital Regionname: San Andres Bukidpostal_code: 1017source: RA 409type: boundarywikidata: Q7413236wikipedia: en:San Andres, Manila

5: NCR, First District

6: Manila

7: Fifth District

8: San Andres Bukid

Southern Manila District, Metro Manila
Geocode: QUEZON-BDDHF
RAYMONDO/Raymondo Street 5125340965295

Geoalias: RAYMONDO-BDDHF

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Santa Cruz is a first class municipality in the province of Davao del Sur, Philippines. It has a population of 81,093 people as of 2010. The Municipality of Santa Cruz is part of Metropolitan Davao. Santa Cruz is politically subdivided into 18 barangays. Of the 18 barangays, 7 are uplands, 9 are upland-lowland and coastal and 2 are lowland-coastal. Pista sa Kinaiyahan A yearly activity conducted every last week of April as a tribute to the Mother Nature through tree-growing, cleanup activities and Boulder Face challenge. Araw ng Santa Cruz It is celebrated every October 5 in commemoration of the legal creation of the municipality in 1884. Highlights include parades, field demonstrations, trade fairs, carnivals and traditional festivities. Sinabbadan Festival A festival of ethnic ritual and dances celebrated every September. Santa Cruz is accessible by land transportation vehicles plying the Davao-Digos City, Davao-Kidapawan City, Davao-Cotabato City, Davao-Koronadal City and Davao-Tacurong City routes passing through the town's single, 27 kilometres (17 mi) stretch of national highway that traverses its 11 barangays. From Davao City, the administrative center of Region XI, it is 38 kilometres (24 mi) away within a 45-minute ride, while it is 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) or about 15-minute ride from provincial capital city of Digos.