Ilog-Ilog in the Oyungan Valley us 3 kilometers from the national road and 8 kilometers from poblacion. How did this place got its name? One Day, a Spaniard visited the place. Wherever he went, the children tagged after him saying, "Ilog...Ilog...", which means friend. Because of this, the Spaniard called this place Ilog-Ilog.
When this place was founded in the time of Capitan Gregorio Monteclaro (1877-1878), it had only few houses. Later, more houses sprang up.
Ilog-Ilog has a sitio called Ambolong. This was established in 1937 when Jose Orbe was Mayor.
The earliest head was Cabeza Maximo Navallasca. The tenientes who followed him were Leuterio Navallasca (1900-1908), Silvino Nacapatan (1909-1913), Baldomero Navallasca (1952-1955), Gabriel Navallasca (1964-1967) and Resurrection Nequinto (1968-1971). This was followed by Basilio Nillos (1956-1963) and (1972-1979).
Ilog-Ilog had its first barrio school in 1910 with Pedro Navallasca as the first teacher. This school has now a complete elementary.
In the early American era, Ilog-Ilog was a pastoral charge of Igbugo. Before, World War II, it had her own patron, Lady of Perpetual Help, whose feast is celebrated in April.
During the Japanese occupation, Rev. Fr. Wenceslao P. Enojo, Assistant Parish Priest, stayed there until the war ended.
Ilog-Ilog was raided by the Japanese several times. In subsequent operations, they captured and killed Federico Perez and a small child of Esteban Farparan. Captured and tortured but spared from death were Placido Mupas, barrio teniente, Placido Maņales and Solomon Falales.
Vision/Mission
Peaceful. Progressive and clean. Cool place. For the barangay to construct a footwalk going to the river.
| Mario Morante | Punong Barangay |
| Filomena Nequinto | Kagawad |
| Rogel Falales | Kagawad |
| Rafael Nicano | Kagawad |
| Antonio Florea | Kagawad |
| Vicente Nacapatan | Kagawad |
| Joseph Falales | Kagawad |
| Violeta Mucha | Kagawad |
| Cristine Patricio | SK Chairman |
| Estela Gomes | Barangay Secretary |
| Zenaida Patricio | Barangay Treasurer |
| Agricultural | 78,981 sq. meters |
| Residential | 3,382 sq. meters |
| Total population | 220 |
| Number of male | 103 |
| Number of female | 117 |
| Number of youths | 26 |
| Number of households | 44 |
| Number of houses | 43 |
| List of school present in the barangay | Ilog-Ilog Elementary School |
| Number of college students | 3 |
| Number of high school students | 11 |
| Number of elementary pupils | 17 |
| Number of pre-schoolers | 2 |
| Prevailing religion | Roman Catholic |
| Number of Houses with Electricity | 37 |
| Number of Houses without Electricity | 6 |
| Presence of road and estimated length | Rough road = 3 kilometers going to the highway, 8 kilometers going to poblacion |
| Number of Communication Facilities | cellphones 7 |
| Number of Water Supply System | Jetmatic pump 4, Electric Water Pumps 3 |
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