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Oas was founded during the early Spanish colonization of the Bicol Peninsula. In 1605, Father Baltazar de los Reyes converted 12 leading natives of the area to Christianity in one day, forming the foundation of the community now known as Oas.
In 1605, Father Baltazar de los Reyes converted 12 leading natives of the area to Christianity in one single day, forming the foundation of the community now known as Oas. There are three stories that tell the origin of the name of Oas:
Historical population The population of Oas grew from 11,393 in 1903 to 66,084 in 2020, an increase of 54,691 people over the course of 117 years. The latest census figures in 2020 denote a negative growth rate of 0.59%, or a decrease of 1,876 people, from the previous population of 67,960 in 2015.
16 Μαρ 2019 · Oas is the largest town of Albay measured by land. ORIGINAL NAMES OF PLACES could tell us about its culture, its leaders and its people, the proliferation of flora & fauna, its lores and legends, beliefs & myths and significant milestones in its history. Here are the name origins of places in Albay. Some of these come from stories of old people.
9 Σεπ 2021 · St. Michael the Archangel Parish Church (popularly known as Oas Church) is a Roman Catholic church in Oas, Albay. Like the typical Franciscan churches in Albay, it consists of the main church structure adjoining a bell tower on one side and a parish house (casa parroquial) on the other.
Long before the Spaniards arrived in 1569, Albay had a thriving civilization and a rich culture. The land was fertile, lush vegetation covered the plains and the mountains. The earth yielded minerals, including gold.
12 Μαρ 2019 · Albay History: Timeline. 1569 – Spaniards reached Bicol Region and subsequently founded the town of Camalig. 1573 – The town of Libon was established by Juan de Salcedo. April 3, 1574 – The province of Albay was established, then called Ibalon. February 1, 1814 – Eruption of Mayon Volcano burying the town of Cagsawa
