Lasam
Lasam is a town in the Philippine province of Cagayan and founded in 1950. In 2010 lived in the 234 km ² area 36,994 people, resulting in a population density of 158 inhabitants per km ². The terrain in the valley of Cagayan is very flat in contrast to the south and north of the municipal territory, where it partially rises to over 150 m. In the west, the municipality borders the province of Apayao. A major educational institution in the community is the Cagayan State University.
Lasam is divided into the following 30 barangays:
- Aggunetan
- Alannay
- Battalan
- Cabatacan East
- Cabatacan West
- Calapangan Norte
- Calapangan Sur
- Callao Norte
- Callao Sur
- Cataliganan
- Centro I
- Centro II
- Centro III
- Finugo Norte
- Gabon
- Ignacio Jurado
- Magsaysay
- Malinta
- Minanga Sur
- Minanga Norte
- Nabannagan East
- Nabannagan West
- New Orlins
- Nicolas Agatep
- Peru
- San Pedro
- Sicalao
- Tagao
- Tucalan Passing
- Viga
Cities: Tuguegarao City
Communities: Abulug | Alcala | Allacapan | Amulung | Aparri | Baggao | Ballesteros | Buguey | Calayan | Camalaniugan | Claveria | Enrile | Gattaran | Gonzaga | Iguig | Lal -Lo | Lasam | Pamplona | Peñablanca | Piat | Rizal | Sanchez- Mira | Santa Ana | Santa Praxedes | Santa Teresita | Santo Niño | Solana | Tuao
- Location in the Philippines
- Cagayan ( province )