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BP 249 Section 2

Section 2

SEC. 2. The boundaries of the Municipality of Lake Sebu shall be as follows: "A parcel of land to be known as the Municipality of Lake Sebu, taken from the municipalities of Surallah and T'boli, Province of South Cotabato; bounded on the north by the Municipality of Surallah and the Province of Sultan Kudarat; on the east by the Municipality of T'boli; on the south by the municipalities of Kiamba and Maitum; and on the west by the Province of Sultan Kudarat. "Beginning at a point marked '1' on plan which is identical to point '3' on the T'boli map and the common boundaries of the municipalities of T’boli and Surallah and the Province of Sultan Kudarat; "Thence, following the existing boundary of T'boli with that of Surallah in a southeasterly direction up to point '9' on the T'boli map to be known as point '2'; "Thence, going in a southeasterly direction following the existing boundaries of barangays Luhib, Talisay, Hanoon, and Maculan with that of Little Baguio, Canahay, and Buenavista up to a point at Allah river meeting the point of intersection of the common boundary line of Surallah to be known as point '3'; "Thence, following the course of Allah river upstream in a southerly direction to its headwater to be known as point '4'; "Thence, going in a straight line in a westerly direction to a point marked '65' of the T'boli map to be known as point '5'; "Thence, going in a southerly direction following the boundaries of Kiamba and Maitum with that of T'boli to be known as point '6'; "Thence, following the common boundary of T'boli and Maitum in a northerly direction to be known as point '7'; "Thence, following the existing common boundary line between Sultan Kudarat and South Cotabato as defined by natural peaks described as points '8' and '9'; "Thence, going in an easterly direction following the boundary of the provinces of South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat to the point of beginning."

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CitationBP 249 Section 2 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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