Maigo is a 5th class municipality in Lanao del Norte, Northern Mindanao, Philippines. Established in 1959, it has a population of around 23,000 people (2020 census). The town’s economy is mainly based on agriculture, with rice and corn as key crops. Maigo is known for its peaceful community, diverse culture, and local festivals like the Nangkaan Festival, which celebrates the town’s abundant jackfruit harvest. It also features scenic beaches and has initiatives promoting sustainability and unity among its residents.
Population: Approximately 23,337 residents as of the 2020 census
Population Density: Approximately 192.2 people per square kilometer
Maigo is recognized for its efforts in promoting peace and unity among its diverse communities. Initiatives like “Kalinga sa Bayan ng Maigo” focus on youth engagement, environmental stewardship, and fostering interfaith harmony.
The proposed Farm to Market Road will support as connectivity infrastructure- an access road to various production areas such as coconut, corn and banana in terms of production, processing and marketing in the settlement area. Rehabilitation and or opening an
Subproject Rationale: The proposed Maigo Bridge is the only connectivity structure of the 11.1482 kms. Poblacion-Maigo-Inoma-Mentring FMR – an access road to various production areas such as coconut, corn and banana in terms of production, processing and marketing in the
