Out of place? · Coordinate review

Disclaimer. Coordinates are taken from HGAB 3rd project titles and plotted against cached DPWH/NAMRIA-derived municipal and city boundaries. A plotted coordinate or geographic representative association is a review lead, not proof of an incorrect location, project sponsorship, payment, or wrongdoing. Verify the printed coordinates, named place, boundary source and cited schedule page before drawing conclusions.

This site is updated as additional source documents are ingested and reviewed. Its records and calculations are preliminary and open to correction. Additional documents, stakeholder input, and independent review can surface missing information, errors, or context and improve accuracy over time; they may support more complete calculations but do not by themselves verify a record. Inviting people to examine the underlying sources and share corrections is part of the purpose of this work. These are preliminary, document-based observations, not allegations or findings that any person, office, contractor or other entity acted unlawfully. A flag, unmatched record, repeated amount or title, price or location outlier, or missing document is a prompt for review; it does not establish intent, responsibility, benefit, overpayment, duplicate scope or wrongdoing. Names and geographic or district associations indicate possible coverage only, not sponsorship, authorship, control, receipt or personal involvement. Source documents, data completeness, parsing, matching, categories, timing and boundaries may affect results. Verify cited primary records and seek relevant context before drawing or publishing conclusions.

176coordinate-bearing project records for review

Compare each printed point with the project’s named locality. A location signal needs source and scope review; it does not establish that a project is misplaced.

Project location map

Selected project · intended, landing and adjacent areas

The map shows the intended project locality, coordinate landing locality and adjacent places together. It uses one geographic scale, so widely separated areas may appear small.

Project-named intended areaCoordinate landing areaAdjacent localities

Project location map

Projects outside intended localities