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The coconut and pineapple represent the city's two main export products. The three stars represent the three geographical islands of the Philippines. | The coconut and pineapple represent the city's two main export products. The three stars represent the three geographical islands of the Philippines. | ||
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Two Spanish Galleons signify that the city has engaged in trade even before the coming of the Spaniards to the country. | Two Spanish Galleons signify that the city has engaged in trade even before the coming of the Spaniards to the country. | ||
{{media}} | {{media}}'''[[Literature]]''': From the 1975 Symbols of the State Republic of the Philippines, published by the Bureau of Local Government | ||
'''[[Literature]]''': From the 1975 Symbols of the State Republic of the Philippines, published by the Bureau of Local Government | |||
[[Category:Municipalities of the Philippines]] | [[Category:Municipalities of the Philippines]] | ||
[[Category:Northern Mindanao]] | [[Category:Northern Mindanao]] | ||
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CAGAYAN DE ORO
Region : Northern Mindanao
Province : Misamis Oriental
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Origin/meaning
The coconut and pineapple represent the city's two main export products. The three stars represent the three geographical islands of the Philippines.
The cornucopia signifies non-extravagance and thrift of its people; their foreparents used it as piggy banks.
Two Spanish Galleons signify that the city has engaged in trade even before the coming of the Spaniards to the country.
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Index of the siteLiterature: From the 1975 Symbols of the State Republic of the Philippines, published by the Bureau of Local Government