Municipal districts.
Section 6
SEC. 6. Municipal districts.—The City of Manila is divided into fourteen municipal districts for all administrative and other municipal purposes, including the description of property, with names and boundaries as follows: Tondo.—Beginning at a point on the city boundary line between monuments forty-two and forty-three, where it is intersected by the center line of Avenida Rizal; thence southerly along the center line of Avenida Rizal to the center of the track of Antipolo branch of the Manila Railroad Company; thence westerly along the center line of said tract to its intersection with Estero de San Lazaro; thonce southerly along the center line of Estero de San Lazaro and westerly along the center line of Calle Azcarraga, to high water line on the shore of Manila Bay; thence northerly along said high-water line to monument numbered fifty on the city boundary line; thence in an easterly direction along said city boundary line to a point at the intersection of said boundary line with the E. side at Calle Marulas; thence N. 16° 31' W., 15.98 meters to point "A"; thence N. 15° 34' W., 11.68 meters to point "B"; thence N; 15° 34' W., 69.36 meters to point "C"; thence N. 22° 38' W., 87.27 meters to point "D"; thence N. 22° 38' W., 36.23 meters to point "E"; thence N. 23° 43' W., 74.45 meters to point "F"; thence N. 67° 20' E., 86.67 meters to point "G"; thence N. 60° 14' E., 91.35 meters to point "H"; thence N. 86° 39' E., 50.87 meters to point "I"; thence S. 53° 49' E., 102.79 meters to point "J"; thence S. 47° 52' W., 30.76 meters to point "K"; thence S. 37° 23' E., 102.67 meters to point "L"; thence S. 11° 01' E., 81.32 meters to point "M"; thence S. 37° 04' W., 22 meters to point "N"; thence S. 4° 54' E., 19.74 meters to point "O"; and thence easterly along said boundary line to the point of beginning. San Nicolas.—Beginning at a point on the higher-water line on the shore of Manila Bay; thence along the center lines of Calle Azcarraga, Esteros de la Reina and de Binondo, and the Pasig River, to a point opposite the lighthouse; and thence along the high-water line on the shore of Manila Bay to the point of beginning. Binondo.—Beginning at a point in the center line of Calle Azcarraga where it crosses the center line of Estero de la Reina; and thence along the center lines of Calle Azcarraga, Esteros de San Lazaro and de la Reina, the Pasig River, and the Estero de Binondo, to the point of beginning. Santa Cruz.—Beginning at a point on the city boundary line between monuments forty-two and forty-three where it is intersected by the center line of Ayenida Rizal; thence southerly along the center line of Avenida Rizal to the center of the tract of the Antipolo branch of the Manila Railroad Company; thence westerly along the center line of said tract to its intersection with Estero de San Lazaro; thence along the center lines of Esteros de San Lazaro, Norzagaray and Regidor, and Estero de Quiapo to a point about one hundred and ten meters northeast of Iris Bridge; thence Northerly along the center lines of Calles Andalucia, Laong-Laan, and Dimas-Alang to Calle Blumentritt; thence easterly along the center line of Calle Blumentritt to the city boundary; and thence along said boundary line to the point of beginning. Quiapo.—Beginning at the intersection of the center lines of Calle Azcarraga and Estero de Quiapo; thence along the center lines of Calles Azcarraga, Legarda and E. Mendiola, Estero de San Miguel, the Pasig River, Puente Colgante, Calles Norzagaray and Regidor, and Estero de Quiapo, to the point of beginning. San Miguel.—Beginning at the intersection of the center lines of Calles Azcarraga and Alix; thence along the center lines of Calles Alix and Nagtahan, the Pasig River (following its south channel around Isla de Canvalecencia), Estero de San Miguel, and Calles E. Mendiola and Alix to the point of beginning. Sampaloc.—Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Calle Blumentritt and the city boundary line; thence southeasterly along said boundary line to its intersection with the center line of the San Juan River south of the stone bridge by which Calle Santa Mesa crosses the said river; thence along the center lines of the San Juan River, the Pasig River, and Calles Nagtahan, Alix, and Azcarraga, to the middle of the Iris Bridge; thence northerly along the center line of Estero de Quiapo to a point about 110 meters northeast of Iris Bridge; and thence along the center lines of Calles Andalucia, Laong-Laan, Dimas-Alang, and Blumentritt, to the point of beginning. Intramuros.—Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Pasig River with the prolongation of the center line of Cavite Boulevard; and thence along the center lines of the Pasig River, Paseo del P. Burgos, and Cavite Boulevard, to the point of beginning. Port Area.—Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Pasig River with the prolongation of the center line of Dewey Boulevard; thence along the center line of Dewey Boulevard to its intersection with the south side of Twenty-fifth Street; thence along said side of said street to the high-water line on the Muelle de San Francisco; thence along said high-water line around the piers to its end on the army wharves and continuing in the direction of the last course to the high-water on the west side of the Engineer Island; thence around said island to the center line of the Pasig River; and thence along the center line of the Pasig River to the point of beginning. Ermita.—Beginning at the intersection of the high-water line on the Muelle de San Francisco with the south side of Twenty-fifth Street to its intersection with the center line of Dewey Boulevard; thence along the center lines of Dewey Boulevard, P. Burgos, the Pasig River, Ayala Bridge, Calles Marques de Comillas, Isaac Peral, San Mar-celino, Gral. Luna, Herran, M. H. del Pilar and Cuarteles, to the west face of the sea wall of Dewey Boulevard; and thence northerly along the west face of the sea walls of said Boulevard and of the Luneta extension to the point of beginning. Malate.—Beginning at the intersection of west face of the sea wall on Dewey Boulevard and the center line of Calle Cuarteles; thence along the center line of Calles Cuarteles, M. H. del Pilar and Herran, and Esteros de Paco, and Tripa de Gallina, to the city boundary line; thence westerly along said boundary line to high-water line on Manila Bay; and thence northerly along said high-water line and the west face of said sea wall to the point of beginning. Paco.—Beginning at a point where the center line of Ayala Bridge crosses the center line of the south channel of the Pasig River; and thence along the center lines of the Pasig River, Esteros de Pandacan, Tripa de Gallina and Paco, Calles Herran, Gral. Luna, San Marcelino, Isaac Peral and Marques de Comillas, and Ayala Bridge, to the point of beginning. Pandacan.—Beginning at the intersection of the center lines of the Pasig River and the north end of the Estero de Pandacan; thence along the center line of the Pasig River to its intersection with the center line of the east of the Estero de Pandacan; and thence along the center of Estero de Pandacan to the point of beginning. Santa Ana.—Beginning at the intersection of the center of the Pasig River and the San Juan River; thence along the center line of the San Juan River to the city boundary line; thence along the city boundary line to its intersection with the north line of the road leading to the South Cemetery; thence S. 86° 26' E., 1,355.19 meters to point "B"; thence S. 78° 18' E., 15.19 meters to point "C"; thence S. 20° 47' W., 295.40 meters to point "D"; thence' S. 69° 13' E., 500.01 meters to point "E"; thence S. 20° 47' W., 500 meters to point "F"; thence 69° 13' W., 500 meters to point "G"; thence 20° 47' E., 242.16 meters to point "H"; thence N. 86° 26' W., 1,370.47 meters to point "I" thence S. 62° 16' W., 20.27 meters to the intersection of the south line of the road leading to the South Cemetery with the city boundary line; thence along the city boundary line to its intersection with the center lines of Esteros de Tripa de Gallina and de Pandacan, and the Pasig River, to the point of beginning.