Claver, Caraga, Philippines, is a municipality located in the northeastern part of Mindanao, known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The municipality has a tropical rainforest climate, with abundant rainfall and high humidity. Claver's history dates back to the pre-colonial period, when it was inhabited by the Mamanwa tribe. The town was formally established in 1911 and named after Fr. Juan Bautista Claver, a Spanish Jesuit missionary. Claver's cultural heritage is reflected in its traditional festivals, such as the Biniray Festival, which celebrates the town's patron saint, San Antonio de Padua.
Geographic Data for Claver, Caraga, Philippines
| Latitude | 9° 34.350' |
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| Longitude | 125° 43.984' |
| Timezone | Asia/Manila |