Tuguegarao: Paggiddiatan a nagbaetan dagiti rebision

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==Pakasaritaan==
Saan a maitudo no ania ti umno a naggapuan ti nagan a "Tuguegarao". Tallo dagiti balbalikas a maibilbilang a namunganayan ti nagan ti ili, manipud iti ''"tuggui gari yao"'' (pagsasao nga [[Pagsasao nga Ibanag|Ibanag]] a kayatna a sawen "dinalusan ti apuy daytoy"), wenno iti "garao" (naapres nga agus ti karayan), wenno "taraw" (maysa a kita ti palmera).
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The origin of the city's name is unclear. Possibilities include "tuggui gari yao" (this was cleared by fire), "garao" (swift river current), or "taraw" (a species of palm). The first recorded settlement was a [[mission pueblo]] established [[9 May]] [[1604]]. The city developed gradually, then more rapidly after the provincial capital was transferred from [[Lal-lo, Cagayan|Lallo]], in [[1839]]. It was occupied by American troops on [[12 December]] [[1899]].
 
Ti kaunaan a nairecord a purok ket maysa a mission pueblo a naipasdek iti [[Mayo 9]], [[1604]]. In-inut a dimmakkel ti purok ket nagbalin a dakkel nga ili kalpasan ti pannakayakar ditoy ti capitolio ti provincia idi [[1839]] manipud iti sigud a [[Lal-lo, Cagayan|Lallo]].
During [[World War II]], the city was captured by the [[Japan]]ese on [[8 December]] [[1941]], and its airfield was of some significance; the city and airfield were bombed by the US regularly between January and May [[1945]]. The Japanese had left by the time Filipino guerillas came in early June; the town was officially liberated on [[June 25]], [[1945]].
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==Dagiti Barangay==