1571
In what year did the Spanish formally found the city of Manila?
Spanish colonizers formally founded Manila on June 24, 1571, although a settlement existed there even earlier.
Source: Wikipedia, Manila (2024) en.wikipedia.org
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1571
Spanish colonizers formally founded Manila on June 24, 1571, although a settlement existed there even earlier.
Source: Wikipedia, Manila (2024) en.wikipedia.org
897 barangays
Barangays are the smallest administrative division in the Philippines, and Manila alone contains nearly 900 of them.
Source: Wikipedia, Manila (2024) en.wikipedia.org
about 1.6%
As the Philippines' capital and a major commercial hub, Manila reports a notably low official poverty incidence compared with many other areas.
Source: Wikipedia, citing Philippine government data (2023) en.wikipedia.org
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