Valenzuela City - Contents

Contents

  • 1 Toponymy
  • 2 History
    • 2.1 Spanish era
    • 2.2 American era and Japanese occupation
    • 2.3 Modern history
  • 3 Geography
    • 3.1 Climate
    • 3.2 Ecology
  • 4 Government and politics
    • 4.1 City officials
    • 4.2 Districts and barangays
    • 4.3 Court system
    • 4.4 Crime
  • 5 Demographics
  • 6 Culture
    • 6.1 "Himig Valenzuela"
    • 6.2 Landmarks and attractions
    • 6.3 Feasts and holidays
  • 7 Services
    • 7.1 Education
    • 7.2 Healthcare
    • 7.3 Shopping centers and utilities
    • 7.4 Banking
    • 7.5 Waste management
    • 7.6 Justice management
  • 8 Transportation
  • 9 Zip codes
  • 10 External relations
    • 10.1 Friendship links
  • 11 Notable people
  • 12 See also
  • 13 Notes
    • 13.1 References
    • 13.2 Books
  • 14 External links

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