Davao Mindanao city

The history of Davao Mindanao city is brief but interesting. It harks to the past and brings to mind tribal wars. Drum beats and ritual fires along the river banks which are the sources that gave the origin to the word Davao from daba-daba meaning fire.

The Map of Davao city has a mountainous region that marked with rolling hills and fertile valleys. The harmonious relationship between its neighboring provinces is influenced by ethnic and cultural ties have made Davao the window to the island of Mindanao.

Davao city real estate is also one of several cities in the Philippines that are independent of any provinces, though it is usually grouped for statistical purposes.

Map of Davao Mindanao city has a population of 1,363,337. The Metro Davao can also be dubbed as The City of Royalties. The King and Grandfather of Philippine mountains is Mt. Apo, largest eagle in the world and the King of Philippine skies which is the Philippine Eagle, and the Map of Davao city itself which is one of the largest cities in the world in terms of land area.

Spanish influence was hardly felt in the Davao city real estate until 1847, when an expedition led by Don Jose Oyanguren came to establish a Christian settlement in an area of mangrove swamps that is now Bolton Riverside.

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Davao Philippines was formally inaugurated as a charter city in March 16, 1937 by resident Elpidio Quirino. Thirty years later, Davao Mindanao city was subdivided into three independent provinces, namely Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, and Davao Oriental.

Over the years, Map of Davao city has become an ethnic melting pot as it continues to draw migrants from all over the country, lured by the prospects of striking it rich in the country's third largest city.