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The town was named after Aurora Aragon Quezon, the wife of former Philippine President Manuel Quezon, who was assassinated during World War II. Aurora Quezon was known for her advocacy for women's rights and education.
The town was named after Aurora Aragon Quezon, the wife of former Philippine President Manuel Quezon, who was assassinated during World War II. Aurora Quezon was known for her advocacy for women's rights and education.
During the Japanese occupation, the town of Aurora was also affected. The Japanese soldiers used the town as a base and the local residents were forced to provide them with food and other necessities.
During the Japanese occupation, the town of Aurora was also affected. The Japanese soldiers used the town as a base and the local residents were forced to provide them with food and other necessities.
After the war, the town of Aurora underwent significant developments. The establishment of the Magat Dam, which provides irrigation to the agricultural lands of the province, has helped boost the town's economy. The town also became the center of trade and commerce in the southern part of Isabela.
After the war, the town of Aurora underwent significant developments. The establishment of the Magat Dam, which provides irrigation to the agricultural lands of the province, has helped boost the town's economy. The town also became the center of trade and commerce in the southern part of Isabela.
Today, Aurora remains an important town in the province of Isabela. It is known for its vast agricultural lands, particularly for its rice and corn production.Â
Today, Aurora remains an important town in the province of Isabela. It is known for its vast agricultural lands, particularly for its rice and corn production.Â
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