Lapaz
Lapaz is a historically significant neighborhood located in the southeastern part of Manila, Philippines. It falls within the jurisdiction of the City of Manila and is situated adjacent to the Pasig River, which has historically provided both a conduit for trade and a natural boundary between the city and the neighboring provinces.
The origin of the name "Lapaz" is tied to local linguistic traditions, with early references indicating that
Population records from the early 20th century indicate a diverse demographic composition, comprising primarily Tagalog, Ilocano,
In the post‑World War II era, Lapaz experienced rapid urbanization. Housing projects and industrial zones were
Transportation to and from Lapaz is primarily supported by a network of jeepney routes that connect it
Despite its relatively small geographic footprint, Lapaz continues to play an active role in Manila’s cultural