Barangay Tamaro
Before the eighteenth century, our barangay
was a forest with many wild animals and trees that no one attempted to live
there. Later, a group of Aetas known as the Agalets came to be the first settlers in our barangay. They
learned to like the place because of its abundant trees.
One day, the Aetas thought of a name to call
their vicinity, but the inhabitants could not think of any, until the Agalets
discovered a cattle-like animal known as tamaraw roaming around the forest. It
was because of this that they agreed together to name the place Tamaraw, until
it evolved into Tamaro, which came to mean “a strong body of the north.”
As the years went by, the small Barrio Tamaro grew
into a progressive barangay, and from time on, Tamaro was retained as the
name of our community.
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