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San Isidro has an important place in Philippine history because Emilio Aguinaldo used the Bahay ni Sideco as his residence and presidential headquarters when the First Philippine Republic moved its capital here in 1899. Bahay ni Sideco was formally recognized as a National Historical Landmark in 2024. The town also has historic churches and old structures set among fertile agricultural plains.

Type
Municipality
Province
Nueva Ecija
Region
Central Luzon Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
56.49
Latitude
15.26667
Longitude
120.9

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