Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Calmay is one of the 22 barangays of Laoac in the Province of Pangasinan.Etymologically, Calmay got its name from a tropical tree called \"carmai\" which was so abundant in the place until such time it vanished due to increase in settlements which resulted to the clearing of forested areas.Calmay is the second largest barangay of Laoac after Barangay Cabilaoan. It is located south-west of Laoac. It is separated by a long but narrow, man-made irrigation canal from Barangay Inmanduyan in the north; the Angalacan River serves as its natural boundary in the western side separating Laoac from Manaoag; a wide and a long, man-made irrigation canal serves as its boundary in the eastern side separating it from Barangay Nanbagatan; and, a small creek serves as its boundary in the south.Agriculture is the major source of livelihood. Seventy percent (70%) of its total land area is being farmed and suited for all kinds of tropical crops."@en }
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- Calmay abstract "Calmay is one of the 22 barangays of Laoac in the Province of Pangasinan.Etymologically, Calmay got its name from a tropical tree called \"carmai\" which was so abundant in the place until such time it vanished due to increase in settlements which resulted to the clearing of forested areas.Calmay is the second largest barangay of Laoac after Barangay Cabilaoan. It is located south-west of Laoac. It is separated by a long but narrow, man-made irrigation canal from Barangay Inmanduyan in the north; the Angalacan River serves as its natural boundary in the western side separating Laoac from Manaoag; a wide and a long, man-made irrigation canal serves as its boundary in the eastern side separating it from Barangay Nanbagatan; and, a small creek serves as its boundary in the south.Agriculture is the major source of livelihood. Seventy percent (70%) of its total land area is being farmed and suited for all kinds of tropical crops.".