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• Tablas Island is also believed to have vast reserves of marble.
• These include Odiongan, San Andres, Looc and Santa Fe in Tablas Island.
• Tablas Island shows varied relief characteristics.
• It is spoken in Romblon and Sibuyan Islands, as well as in San Agustin town in Tablas Island.
• "' Tablas Economic Zone "'is a special economic zone located in Tablas Island of Romblon, Philippines.
• With the creation of the special municipality, all the previous municipalities in Tablas Island were abolished and incorporated into the new municipality.
• Visitors going to Alcantara can reach Tablas Island via Odiongan where RORO vessels from Manila, Batangas City, and Roxas, Oriental Mindoro regularly stop by.
• In 1700, Spanish authorities decided to separate Cabolutan in Tablas Island from Romblon, with its seat at visita Cabolutan subjugating all settlements west of Tablas Island.
• In 1700, Spanish authorities decided to separate Cabolutan in Tablas Island from Romblon, with its seat at visita Cabolutan subjugating all settlements west of Tablas Island.
• "' Romblon "'is one of the three major islands of Romblon Province in the Philippines; the other two are Sibuyan Island and Tablas Island.
• Historically, Odiongan, as of most of Tablas Island, was first settled by migrant Negrito and Mangyan tribes from the Spanish colonial authorities as a " " pueblo " " or town.
• Early inhabitants of the islands which have Malay ( from the present day Panay ) and Negritos ( from the present-day Mindoro ) origins peacefully lived in present-day island known as Tablas Island.
• Its speakers are mainly from the southern portion of Tablas Island, in the municipalities of San Andres, Santa Maria, Alcantara, Ferrol, Looc, and Santa Fe, as well as in the municipality of San Jose in Carabao Island.
• These barrios aside from TIMLA were Agtongo which was created into a separate barrio in 1916 taken from Cajimos while in 1918 those engaged in maritime industry which were designated separately as distinct barrio known as Embarcacion was annexed again to barrio Poblacion or El Pueblo in 1939 . Agbudia was the last barrio to be created taken from Guimpingan in 1939 . Meanwhile, the two barrios Majabangbaybay and Sogod, located in Tablas island, were returned to Badajoz ( now San Agustin ), abolished as independent barrios and attached as sitios of barrio Guinpuc-an ( Carmen ) in 1901.