Sipac-Almacen

San Jose

Barangay

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Country

Philippines

Region

National Capital Region

City

Navotas City

Barangay Sipac-Almacen was one of the fourteen barangays of the city of Navotas. Presently, it is led by the elected Chairman Antonio Brainardo Linang.

The barangay is famous for the location of the Navotas City Hall and some points of interest like Navotas National High School, the main high school of Navotas, Navotas Playground, Jollibee, McDonald's and others.

It is bounded by Brgy. San Jose, Navotas to the north, Brgy. San Agustin, Malabon in Malabon City to the east (via Navotas River, the now defunct Badeo 1), Manila Bay to the west and Brgys' Navotas West and Navotas East to the south.

San Jose

Manila Bay

Navotas River / Ibaba, Malabon
San Agustin, Malabon

Sipac-Almacen, Navotas

Navotas West / Navotas East

City of Navotas

National Capital Region, Philippines

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Legislative districts	Lone legislative district 1st (Not legislative but politically divided) 2nd (Not legislative but politically divided)

Areas	Bagumbayan North Bagumbayan South Bangkulasi Daanghari Navotas East Navotas West Northbay Boulevard North Northbay Boulevard South San Rafael Village Sipac-Almacen San Jose San Roque Tangos North Tangos South Tanza

Populated places in Metro Manila

Cities and municipalities

Barangays and districts

Capital District	Binondo Ermita Intramuros Malate Paco Pandacan Port Area Quiapo Sampaloc San Andres San Miguel San Nicolas Santa Ana Santa Cruz Santa Mesa Tondo

Eastern Manila District	Bagong Silangan Barangka Batasan Hills Calumpang Camp Aguinaldo Marikina Heights Onse Payatas Pinyahan San Antonio Santa Elena Ugong UP Village

Southern Manila District	Alabang Ayala Alabang Baclaran Bel-Air Village BF Homes Parañaque Carmona Dasmariñas Village Forbes Park Makati Poblacion Muntinlupa Poblacion New Lower Bicutan San Isidro Singkamas Tunasan Upper Bicutan

CAMANAVA District	Arkong Bato Bagong Silang Bagumbayan North Bagumbayan South Balangkas Bangkulasi Bignay Bisig Daanghari Dalandanan Isla Karuhatan Lawang Bato Malanday Navotas East Navotas West Northbay Blvd. North Northbay Blvd. South Palasan Pariancillo Villa Polo Punturin San Jose San Rafael Village San Roque Sipac-Almacen Tagalag Tangos North Tangos South Tanza Tinajeros Tugatog Veinte Reales

Business districts and commercial areas

Central business districts	Makati CBD Ortigas Center Bonifacio Global City

Secondary business districts	Alabang Araneta Center Bay City Binondo Eastwood City Ermita Makati Poblacion Malate Triangle Park

Other mixed-use areas	Arca South Ayala Center Capitol Commons Century City Circuit Makati Entertainment City Eton Centris Newport City Riverbanks Center Robinsons Cybergate Rockwell Center San Lazaro Tourism and Business Park U.P.–Ayala Land TechnoHub

See also: Administrative divisions of Metro Manila

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