The Maayon River flows through 14 upland barangays in Capiz and stretches over 13,500 hectares, serving as a vital water source for nearby communities. It is known for its scenic views, rich greenery, and abundance of fish like catfish and carp, making it important for fishing, farming, and daily household use. Historically, the river supported barter trade and has long been a source of shrimp, bamboo shoots, and freshwater crabs. The river also plays a key role in the local economy by providing water for irrigation, materials like gravel and gold, and acting as a transport route for agricultural goods. ...