Siquijor (Province of Siquijor)

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Siquijor is an island province in the central Philippines noted in geographic and ethnographic bibliographies; supplied sources reference its administrative identity and inclusion in mid-20th-century mapping and regional ethnographic material. The provided excerpts do not document specific paranormal phenomena.

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Siquijor is an island province in the central Philippines, located south of Cebu, southeast of Negros Oriental, southwest of Bohol, and north of Mindanao. The supplied sources identify it administratively (Wikipedia, Wikidata) and show the island appeared in Allied mid-20th-century mapping and terrain bibliographies (CIA Reading Room listing). An ethnographic work titled Visayan vignettes is present among the referenced materials, indicating that regional cultural and folkloric studies exist for the Visayan islands, though the supplied excerpt does not quote or summarize any of that material specifically for Siquijor. The research notes and supplied excerpts do not contain direct descriptions of paranormal phenomena, named spirits, apparitions, or witness accounts associated with the island. While Siquijor is often popularly associated in broader cultural contexts with folk healers and local folklore, those specific claims are not documented in the provided source excerpts and therefore cannot be asserted here beyond indicating that ethnographic sources relevant to the region exist and should be consulted for details. Accessibility: the island is an inhabited Philippine province with a municipal seat (the municipality of Siquijor) and no supplied source excerpts indicating closure or demolition of sites. The archived travel video collection suggests travel content exists for the Philippines in 2019, but the excerpt does not confirm visits to Siquijor within that collection.

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    Siquijor - Wikipedia. Wikipedia contributors. 'Siquijor.' Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
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    Siquijor (Wikidata Q25663440). Wikidata entry Q25663440 for Siquijor.other
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    ADDITIONS TO JISPB BIBLIOGRAPHY DATED 15 FEBRUARY 1945 (CIA Reading Room). CIA Reading Room bibliographic listing (1945) including 'Negros Island and Siquijor' terrain studies and map supplements.other
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    Jumping Places - Travel The Philippines 2019 (archive). Jumping Places travel video archive for the Philippines (2019); supplied excerpt does not confirm coverage of Siquijor specifically.other
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    Visayan vignettes : ethnographic traces of a Philippine island. Bibliographic listing for an ethnographic work titled 'Visayan vignettes' (presence in supplied sources suggests relevant regional ethnographic material may exist).academic
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