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The city was named after the Thirteen Martyrs of Cavite, who where judged of rebellion and were executed by the Spaniards on September 12, 1896 during the Prilippine Revolution. Trece Martires was the one of the largest and remotest barrios in Cavite. It's name was Quinta or Quintana, which served as part of the municipality of Tanza, Cavite. It was the organized into a city May 24, 1954, which was approved by President Ramon Magsaysay. Trece Martires City is the "de facto" capital and seat of the Provincial Government of Cavite. It is considered as one of the fastest growing local economy in Cavite with its role in the Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan as the "Cavite Nuevo" or New Cavite steering towards rapid urbanization. From 2014 to present, the city is hosting twelve (12) NHA Resettlement Projects with 34,000 housing units and relocatees coming from Informal Settlers of National Capital Region (NCR). With 2015 population growth rate of 7.87%, 2019 projected population is 210,828. 2018 projected number of Households is 50,822.

Geographic Location

Trece Martires City is located at the center of Cavite Province. It is bounded on the North by the Municipality of Tanza, by the Municipalities of Amadeo and Indang on the South, Municipality of Gen. Trias on the East and Municipalities of Tanza and Naic on the West. It is accessible by land transportation from Metro Manila and the other adjoining Cities and municipalities. It has a distance of 45 kilometers from Metro Manila, 25 kilometers from Cavite City, 23 kilometers from Tagaytay City, and 13 Kilometers from the City of Dasmariñas.

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Barangay Cabuco

Land: 461.83
Population: 20,011
Household: 4,783

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Barangay De Ocampo

Land: 484.74
Population: 12,628
Household: 3,018

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Barangay Gregorio

Land: 214.11
Population: 5,166
Household: 1,235

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Barangay Osorio

Land: 231.07
Population: 11,032
Household: 2,637

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Barangay Hugo Perez

Land: 726.08
Population: 42,606
Household: 10,183

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Barangay Cabezas

Land: 245.93
Population: 7,363
Household: 1,760

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Barangay Lallana

Land: 177.53
Population: 4,135
Household: 988

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Barangay Conchu

Land: 519.14
Population: 9,341
Household: 2,233

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Brangay Inocencio

Land: 203.92
Population: 28,471
Household: 6,805

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Barangay Aguado

Land: 461.83
Population: 20,011
Household: 4,783

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Brangay Luciano

Land: 105.06
Population: 9,005
Household: 2,152

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Barangay Lapidario

Land: 177.02
Population: 12,817
Household: 3,063

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Barangay San Agustin

Land: 204.71
Population: 9,307
Household: 2,224

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To uplift the social well-being of every Treceño — assured of basic social services fundamental to the fullness of human development.

To upscale the City’s state of development and the living condition of its constituents through a vib Kae Leaderaerant and sustainable economy maximizing its local resources while maintaining a well-balanced ecology.

To develop appropriate and sustainable urban amenities to support economic development and improve human well-being, with focus on affordable and equitable access for all Treceños.

To protect and conserve natural resources harmoniously blending urban and rural development and maintaining a well-balanced eco-system.

To constantly enhance local governance mechanisms that would promote transparency and accountability, facilitate people empowerment responsible citizenship and stakeholders’ participation in planning for the city.

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