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LIST OF BARANGAYS AND BARANGAY CAPTAINS
| | Nos. | BARANGAY | NAME of BARANGAY CAPTAIN | Remarks | 1 | ANOLING | RAYMUNDO P. PUDICO | New | 2 | BACUNGAN | ANSELMO M. MANALO | Reelected | 3 | BANGBANG | ARTHUR F. LUHA | New | 4 | BANILAD | SOLITARIO F. FADRIQUELA, JR. | Reelected | 5 | BULI | PEDRO V. HERNANDEZ | New | 6 | CACAWAN | MARILYN T. MARASIGAN | New | 7 | CALINGAG | DON DAVID GABRIEL A. HINTAY | New | 8 | DEL RAZON | ORLANDO O. RAYMUNDO | New | 9 | GUINHAWA | GERVACIO P. MONTON | New | 10 | INCLANAY | JOCELYN F. MOONG | Reelected | 11 | LUMAMBAYAN | NOEL M. LACDANG | New | 12 | MALAYA | ROMEO L. FAILDO | New | 13 | MALIANCOG | ELPEDIO M. PANGANIBAN, JR. | New | 14 | MANINGCOL | ULDARICO M. DE BELEN | New | 15 | MARAYOS | LORENZO C. LEAL | New | 16 | MARFRANCISCO | ALBERTO M. MAGSINO | Reelected | 17 | NABUSLOT | RIO S. MERCENE | New | 18 | PAGALAGALA | BENHUR L. MANAY | New | 19 | PALAYAN | ANTONIO M. UMALI, JR. | New | 20 | PAMBISAN MALAKI | REYNALDO T. SORIANO | Reelected | 21 | PAMBISAN MUNTI | HERMINIGILDO L. RICOHERMOSO | New | 22 | PANGGULAYAN | FRANCISCO O. MAGYAYA | Reelected | 23 | PAPANDAYAN | ALBERTO M. MUJE, SR. | New | 24 | PILI | EPIFANIO A. MAUPAY, SR. | Reelected | 25 | QUINABIGAN | EDGARDO M. SAWAY, SR. | Reelected | 26 | RANZO | ULPIANO F. FAMILARAN | Reelected | 27 | ROSARIO | EXEQUIEL N. RIOVEROS | Reelected | 28 | SABANG | TEODULO D. LONTOC | Reelected | 29 | STA. ISABEL | DOMINADOR L. MORENTE | Acting BC | 30 | STA. MARIA | SILVINO P. RECTO | Reelected | 31 | STA. RITA | ANTONIO VICTOR R. OLYMPIA | Reelected | 32 | STO. NINO | RUBEN L. SARMIENTO | New | 33 | WAWA | RAFAEL L. DELA VEGA | New | 34 | ZONE I | JOSE L. SENA | New | 35 | ZONE II | NORMAN J. JACINTO | New | 36 | ZONE III | BENJAMIN L. DIMAANDAL | New | 37 | ZONE IV | DANILO I. DAEL | Reelected |
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About the LGU 
The Province of Oriental Mindoro is a major food supplier and an emerging eco-tourism destination. With agriculture and tourism as major industries that support the pillars of the local economy, the province offers many areas for potential investment opportunities. 
The National Computer Center (NCC) traces its roots to the former Presidential Economic Staff (PES) - Department of National Defense (DND) Computer Center, which was created through a Memorandum of Understanding between the PES and DND on June 30, 1968. 
THE PHILIPPINES stands at the crossroads of the developed western world and the Orient. It lies in the heart of Southeast Asia, stretching more than 1,840 kilometers. Composed of 7,107 islands, the Philippines is readily accessible to the different capitals of the world. Its three main islands are Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.