Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Barbaza is a fourth class municipality in the province of Antique, Philippines. As of the 2010 census, the total population is 21,775, with 11,798 registered voters (as of 2010).Major sources of income of the people are derived from agriculture, fishing, trade and commerce, employment and remittances from abroad. About 94% of the total population have access to potable water. Five health centers serve 39 barangays. There is a 10 bed capacity government hospital manned by 27 health personnel.Transportation services are generally provided by tricycles, jeepneys, vans and buses. There are also daily buses available going back and forth to Manila that pass by Barbaza via the roll-on/roll-off nautical highway."@en }
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- Barbaza,_Antique abstract "Barbaza is a fourth class municipality in the province of Antique, Philippines. As of the 2010 census, the total population is 21,775, with 11,798 registered voters (as of 2010).Major sources of income of the people are derived from agriculture, fishing, trade and commerce, employment and remittances from abroad. About 94% of the total population have access to potable water. Five health centers serve 39 barangays. There is a 10 bed capacity government hospital manned by 27 health personnel.Transportation services are generally provided by tricycles, jeepneys, vans and buses. There are also daily buses available going back and forth to Manila that pass by Barbaza via the roll-on/roll-off nautical highway.".
- Q492155 abstract "Barbaza is a fourth class municipality in the province of Antique, Philippines. As of the 2010 census, the total population is 21,775, with 11,798 registered voters (as of 2010).Major sources of income of the people are derived from agriculture, fishing, trade and commerce, employment and remittances from abroad. About 94% of the total population have access to potable water. Five health centers serve 39 barangays. There is a 10 bed capacity government hospital manned by 27 health personnel.Transportation services are generally provided by tricycles, jeepneys, vans and buses. There are also daily buses available going back and forth to Manila that pass by Barbaza via the roll-on/roll-off nautical highway.".