Carmona, Component city in Cavite, Philippines
Carmona is a component city in southeastern Cavite, Philippines, that combines industrial zones, residential neighborhoods, and farming areas into one community. The administrative center is located at M. Loyola Street in Barangay 4, serving the local population.
It was established on February 20, 1857, through a royal decree from Spain and grew from an earlier settlement called Latag that was once part of Silang. This Spanish founding shaped the community's long-term development.
The place carries the name of a Spanish city and reflects this heritage in its streets and older buildings. Local residents maintain traditional celebrations that shape community life throughout the year.
The location is easy to navigate, with administrative offices and services spread across different barangays throughout the city. Visitors can easily find local markets and shops in both residential and industrial areas.
In 2021, it gained recognition as the wealthiest municipality in the Philippines, with assets exceeding 6 billion pesos. This financial strength is reflected in modern infrastructure projects and the development of local services.
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