Kalamansig

Kalamansig is a first class municipality in the province of Sultan Kudarat, Philippines. According to the, it has a population of people.The main means of livelihood of the people is farming and fishing.The nearest point of entry is through Awang Airport, Cotabato City. The town can easily be reached by taking the fully cemented Upi-Lebak National Road. Convenient and safe public transport that plies directly to Kalamansig are also available at NCCC Mall Davao, General Santos Public Terminal and Tacurong City Public Terminal.BarangaysIt is politically subdivided into 15 barangays: Bantogon (Santa Clara), Cadiz, Datu Ito Andong, Datu Wasay, Dumangas Nuevo, Hinalaan, Limulan, Nalilidan, Obial, Pag-asa, Paril, Poblacion, Sabanal, Sangay, and Santa Maria.HistoryThe existing seat of government of Kalamansig was formerly the municipality of Lebak. The first attempt to separate was on Lebak (presently Kalamansig) was under the municipal district of Kiamba while Salaman(now Lebak) use under the district of Dinaig on August 18, 1947 under Executive order 82. and it was again reunited under one independent municipality of Lebak on December 31, 1948. The seat of government was transferred to Salaman on April 12, 1951.Ten years later, the Municipality of Kalamansig formally created by the virtue of Executive Order 459 dated December 29, 1961 signed by Carlos P. Garcia, creating the municipality of Kalamansig from certain barangays of Lebak and Palimbang.