Kitaa an tinikangan para han Zambales

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An '''Zambales''' usa nga [[Mga Probinsya han Pilipinas|lalawigan]] o probinsya han [[Pilipinas]] nga nahamutang ha [[Butnga nga Luzon]] nga [[Mga Rehiyon han Pilipinas|rehiyon]]. An kapital hini amo an [[Iba, Zambales|Iba]]. An Zambales ginsasapitan han [[Pangasinan]] ha amihanan, han [[Tarlac]] ngan [[Pampanga]] ha sinirangan, ngan han [[Bataan]] ha salatan. Nahamutang an lalawigan ha butnga han [[Dagat Tsina Salatan]] ngan han [[Kabugkiran Zambales]].

{{Infobox probinsya Pilipinas|
ngaran=Probinsya han Zambales|
sealfile=[[Image:Ph_seal_zambales.png]]|
rehiyon=[[Butnga nga Luzon]] (Rehiyon III)|
kapital=[[Iba, Zambales|Iba]]|
gintukod=[[1578]]|
pop2000=627,802|
pop2000ranggo=ika-39 nga gidako-i|
popden2000=169|
popden2000ranggo=ika-49 nga gihataasi|
kahaluagkm2=3,714.4|
kahaluagranggo=ika-35 nga gidako-i|
dagkosyudad=1|
mga syudad=0|
mga bungto=13|
mga baranggay=247|
mga distrito=2|
mga yinaknan=[[Tinag-alog|Tinag-alog]], [[Ilokano nga yinaknan|Ilocano]], [[Sambal nga yinaknan|Sambal]] |
gobernador=Vicente P. Magsaysay|
locatormapfile=[[Image:Ph_locator_map_zambales.png]]}}

==Katawhan ngan Kultura==
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The original inhabitants of Zambales are called Zambal. Most of the people still believe in superstitions and mysteries. Respect for older persons are still being observed.  Feast day of Patron Saints are still being practiced and hospitable Zambalenos are very accommodating when it comes to feasts.

Most of the people of southern Zambales are migrants from different parts of the country. They migrated due to the job opportunities brought by the U.S. Naval Base built (San Antonio and Subic) during the American time. Many people had their job and permanently reside there.  American greatly influenced the habitants, from their taste of food, clothing and style.
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==Ekonomiya==


==Heyograpiya==

===Politikal===
An Zambales ginbahin ngadto hin napulo kag tulo (13) nga mga [[bungto Pilipinhon|bungto]] ngan usa (1) nga [[Mga Syudad han Pilipinas|syudad]]. An [[Syudad han Olongapo]] usa nga urbanisado hin duro nga syudad ngan nagdudumara ini hin lugaring tikang han probinsya.<br />

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|[[Botolan, Zambales|Botolan]]
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|[[Candelaria, Zambales|Candelaria]]
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|[[Iba, Zambales|Iba]]
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|[[Masinloc, Zambales|Masinloc]]
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|[[Palauig, Zambales|Palauig]]
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|[[San Antonio, Zambales|San Antonio]]
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|[[San Felipe, Zambales|San Felipe]]
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|[[San Marcelino, Zambales|San Marcelino]]
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|[[San Narciso, Zambales|San Narciso]]
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|[[Santa Cruz, Zambales|Santa Cruz]]
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|[[Image:Ph_seal_zambales_subic.png|20px]]
|[[Subic, Zambales|Subic]]
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|[[Syudad han Olongapo|Syudad han Olongapo]]
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===Pisikal===

Nahamutang an Zambales ha katundan nga mga labnasan han isla han [[Luzon]] butnga han mga [[Kabugkiran Zambales]] ngan han [[Dagat Tsina Salatan]]. An baybayon hini bugkiron ngan damo an mga lungib ngan mga balaugan. An [[Bahia han Subic, Pilipinas|Bahia han Subic]], ha pinakasalatan nga dapit han lalawigan usa nga natural nga daungan hin sakayan, ngan ginpili ini nga kahamutangan hin [[U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay|base militar ha kadagatan han Americano]]. An gihataasi nga punto han [[Bukid Pinatubo]] nahamutang ha pag-ultan han Zambales, [[Pampanga]], ngan [[Tarlac]]. Ini nga [[bulkan]], nga han una ginkita nga mamingaw, nagbuto dida han [[1991]].

==Kaagi==
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The area now occupied by Zambales was first explored by the [[Spain|Spanish]] in [[1572]] through [[Juan de Salcedo]]. Among the earliest towns founded were [[Masinloc, Zambales|Masinloc]] (1607), [[Iba, Zambales|Iba]] (1611), and [[Santa Cruz, Zambales|Santa Cruz]] (1612). Masinloc became the province's first capital. However, the capital was moved among the three towns during its history before settling down currently to Iba, due to its strategic location.

The province's name came from the word “''Zambale''”, which is a Hispanized term for “''Zambal''”. Zambal refers to the language spoken by the early [[Malay people|Malay]] inhabitants of the place. A contending version states that the name was derived from the word ''samba'', meaning ''worship'', because the Spanish supposedly found the native inhabitants to be highly superstitious and who worshipped the spirits of their ancestors.
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==Kiritaon hin Turista==
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Zambales has 173 kilometers of beautiful beaches owned by a hundred and one different private owners. Zambales enjoys being mothered by these private families who are ilokano in origin and known for their penchant in neatness. Enjoy beach with mountains, or beaches without mountains, beaches with fine black sands or beaches with fine white sands, others have coral reefs, some are dive spots, some have good surf, while other beaches are with nipa huts, some beaches have hotels, while other beaches have airconed huts, while some beaches do not have huts. The list will go on and on. But what you can be guaranteed of is that these beaches are pristine and are only 3 to 4 hours away from Manila. Rule is that: the farther the beaches are from Subic the better and cleaner. Since the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991, Zambales have shown remarkable resilience to devastation. It has devoted itself to becoming a major tourist destination. Many resorts were damaged by Mt. Pinatubo have been rebuilt to what is enjoyed now as "bigger and better". Almost every type of accommodation can be found along the beautiful coastline. Major annual attractions include "Fiesta Poon Bato" in January. This is a religious festival that attracts over a half a million people annually. Devotion to the Ina Poon Bato the oldest known Image of the Virgin Mother in Asia (as per Pigafeta's writings) is a must.  The actual Barrio of Poon Bato was completely destroyed during the Pinatubo eruption and the Icon was saved and moved to Danac Bunga in Botolan where the Fiesta is held. Since Zambales mangos are the sweetest mangoes in the world (Guinness Book of Records), the "Mango Festival" is held in the provincial capital in Iba every April and the "Domorokdok" festival every May in Botolan. These have all become major attractions with street dancing, agricultural shows, competitions, such as sand castling, bikini open beauty pageant and much more. Pundakit in San Antonio is also a site to behold. nestled in the navel of Zambales coastline is an 1800 Spanish Light House on top of "Islas de Punta Capones" reminiscent of places such as "Sierra Leone".
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==Mga Sumpay ha Gawas==
*Opisyal nga Websayt han Gobyerno han Probinsya han Zambales <div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.visitzambales.com {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080529054531/http://www.visitzambales.com/ |date=2008-05-29 }}</div>
*Botolan Wildlife Farm <div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.botolanwildlifefarm.com {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110911021056/http://www.botolanwildlifefarm.com/ |date=2011-09-11 }}</div>
*Zambales Resort Owners Association<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.zambalesresorts.com {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210422013807/http://zambalesresorts.com/ |date=2021-04-22 }}</div>
*Rama International Beach Resort<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.ramabeach.com</div>
*Palmera Garden Beach Resort<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.palmeragarden.com</div>
*Virtual Reality Panoramas of Capones Island by Firefly.ph<div style="font-
size:smaller;">http://www.firefly.ph/main.php?page=PORTFOLIO&feature=Capones{{Dead link|date=March 2021 |bot=InternetArchiveBot }}</div>
*Cafe Tolyo (Restaurant & Pension House)<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.cafetolyo.8k.com {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160725052710/http://www.cafetolyo.8k.com/ |date=2016-07-25 }}</div>
*White Rock Beach Resort & Hotel <div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.whiterock.com.ph {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220520003646/https://www.whiterock.com.ph/ |date=2022-05-20 }}</div>
*Impormasyon mahitungod han Zambales, lakip han Real Estate<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.zambales.net.ph {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210121050942/http://zambales.net.ph/ |date=2021-01-21 }}</div>
*Opisyal nga Websayt han Greater Subic Bay Tourism Bureau - Mga Probinsya han Zambales & Bataan, Syudad han Olongapo ngan han Subic Bay Freeport Zone<div style="font-size:smaller;">http://www.greatersubik.com {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130927035113/http://www.greatersubik.com/ |date=2013-09-27 }}</div>
*Gibag-ohi nga mga Sumat ha Syudad han Olongapo, Subic Bay Freeport and Zambales  http://www.news.subicbay.ph {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200804113621/http://news.subicbay.ph/ |date=2020-08-04 }}</div>

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