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JANUARY 1946 – AUGUST 1957 REGISTER OF MARRIAGE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF PONTEVEDRA

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JANUARY 1946 – AUGUST 1957 REGISTER OF MARRIAGE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF PONTEVEDRA

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The Register of Marriage from January 1946 to August 1957 in Pontevedra is a government-issued record documenting marital unions in the town. It serves not only as legal proof of marriage but also as a valuable historical and genealogical reference for families and researchers. The register has survived floods and other disasters thanks to the efforts of the local government, who manually dried and restored the pages. However, the physical condition of the register has deteriorated over time, showing signs of yellowing, tears, folds, and brittleness. Current conservation efforts include secure storage, plans to relocate the records to a safer ...
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GABUC BIRD SANCTUARY

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The Gabuc Bird Sanctuary in Barangay Gabuc, Pontevedra, Capiz, covers about 60 hectares and is part of a wetland area that includes mangroves, mudflats, and tidal zones. It serves as a safe home for both migratory and local birds, with a 2023 census recording 38 bird species and over 1,000 individual birds like the Philippine duck and Chinese egret. The sanctuary is a source of pride for the local community, who view it as an ecological treasure and are actively involved in its protection. It also helps support the local economy by attracting eco-tourists and birdwatchers, providing income opportunities for ...
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ALIMANGO

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Alimango, the native mud crab, is highly valued for its taste, nutritional content, and economic importance. In Pontevedra, they are mainly found in ponds and rivers, these crabs have various classifications, each distinguished by weight, body fat characteristics, and belly shape. They are widely consumed during special occasions and are believed to possess medicinal properties. There are perceived superstitions surrounding the alimango, especially during times of mourning, as consuming seafood is believed to bring bad luck. The crab industry contributes significantly to Pontevedra's economy, albeit facing challenges like natural disasters. Conservation efforts include careful pond management to ensure sustainable crab ...
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