Guimaras Province

Guimaras is a small island province in the Visayas between Panay and Negros islands, with Jordan serving as the provincial capital. The province is internationally famous for producing what is widely considered the sweetest mangoes in the world, the Guimaras Sweet Mango, which has received Intellectual Property protection. The annual Manggahan Festival in May celebrates the mango harvest. Guimaras is also known for Igang Marine Reserve and Alubihod Beach, pristine beaches with crystal clear water. The province faced a major oil spill disaster in 2006 from the M/V Solar I tanker that affected fishing communities for years. Buenavista municipality is the main commercial center and port gateway from Iloilo City.

Guimaras is a province in Western Visayas, Philippines. It is composed of 5 cities and municipalities covering a total of 62 barangays. The province is administered under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) system maintained by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

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Guimaras is a component province of Western Visayas under the Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) classification system maintained by the Philippine Statistics Authority. Provinces serve as the primary political subdivisions of the Philippines, each governed by an elected governor and a provincial board.

The 5 cities and municipalities of Guimaras collectively cover 62 barangays, the smallest administrative units in the country. Each barangay is governed by an elected Punong Barangay and barangay council responsible for community-level services, dispute resolution, and local peace and order.