Buayan

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Buayan Barrio Buayan Heneral Santos Boeyan
Coastal Barangay
Barangay of Buayan City of General Santos
Nicknames:  BuaYan, Bua Ya
Country	Philippines
Islands	Mindanao
Region	Soccsksargen (Region XII)
Province	South Cotabato (geographically only)
City	General Santos City
Government
• Punong Barangay	Rogelio "Dodong" Solis Sr.
• Punong Kagawad	Lambac Nacua
Spoken languages	Cebuano, Hiligaynon, Ilocano
Coastal	Sarangani Bay

Buayan is a coastal barangay located at the eastern edge of General Santos in the Philippines. It is bounded by Baluan in the west, Ligaya in the north, and Alabel in the east and Sarangani Bay in the south.

Etymology[]

The barangay Buayan is a coastal barangay and bounded by the provincial capital municipality of Alabel, Buayan is a camp site of soldiers and also marines by the Philippine Air Force, destined by other regions in the Philippines are Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Cebu, Caraga, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, Davao Region, and Zamboanga Peninsula, also the "Rajah Buayan Air Force" is situated in this barangay.

Education[]

Public Schools[]

• Datu Acad Dalid Elementary School
• Hermogenes Bayan Sr. Elementary School
• Buayan National High School - BNHS
• (Buayan Montesorri School)

Share settlements[]

Coastals[]

• Asinan Mangrove
• Minanga Mangrove Forest Park

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