BARANGAY

CABITNONGAN

BARANGAY CABITNONGAN
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

A barangay adjacent to the eastern boundary of Brgy. Pob. East. It is bounded in the north
by the Ambayoan River, on the east by brgy. Calaocan, and on the south by brgy. Nining and with
an approximate land area of 107 hectares It was formerly a sitio of Barrio Sta. Maria in the eaerly
60s. The first leader as Teniente del Barrio was the late Roman Suyat Sr.
The barangay was earlier called Cabuaan due to the abundance of the Betel nut palm tree
(bua) in the locality but most of its inhabitants preferred later to call the place cabitnongan. A
name derived from Bitnong a local softwood species that also grow abundantly and
predominantly along its creeks and riverbanks. The Bitnong trees are very important to the people
as they make it into ropes for their animals and farm use.
The place is traversed with four irrigation creeks namely: Siblot, Ili, Santol, and Salumague
Creeks which provide the much needed water to irrigate its very rich fertile soil. Hence,
Cabitnongan is naturally an agricultural and rural community. Likewise, the barangay exterior is
also traversed by the national road which is asphalt- paved and provides fater transport of people
and commodities.
Since the early 80s, the months of May to July is the planting season for string beans that
supplies needs by Metro Manila. The dawns of the month of October are busy and alive with the
rhythmic sounds echoing up to distant barangays as burned malagkit rice are pounded to produce
the well loved pinipig called Dudumen which the barangay is also noted for,
At present, the barangay is a destination of visitors, picnickers and cockfight aficionados
due to the location of the Esperanza Garden Resort and the San Nicolas Cockfight Arena. Prominent
families are the Del Rosario, Acosta, Mejia, Camizola, Suliio, Jamon, Noto, Villanueva, Enrico,
Insulia, Ruiz, and Asuncion among others.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Cabitnongan (Rural)
P 136,089.47

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Salingcob
East :Brgy. Calaocan

South :Brgy. Siblot

West :Brgy. Pob. East

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

1.5 km

Road Type :

Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Commercial
Institutional
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
77.828
11.479
15.891
0.064
0.635
0.519
1.368
107.784
Sabangan River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)

932
1,266
5.75
9
207

Ave. Household Size

Sex Ratio (Male/Female)
Public Buildings / Facilities
Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

5
91:100

1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
MEJIA, DIOSDADO, MATUSALEM
LUZANO, ODILON, ROSARIO
COLLADO, NESTOR, CENAL

SBM 3

NOTO, FREDDIE, MATUSALEM

SBM 4

MATUSALEM, MARIO, SR., RUIZ

SBM 5

JAVIEN, BONIE, MOLINA

SBM 6

VILLASISTA, ROBINSON, JAVIEN

SBM 7

PABILLO, JACKSON, RODRIGUITO

Barangay Secretary

ORTIGUERO, ROBERTO M.

Barangay Treasurer

MARQUEZ, FREDERICK M.

BARANGAY

CACABUGAOAN

BARANGAY CACABUGAOAN
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

This barangay got its name from Cabugao, a town in Ilocos Sur, where the first setters
come from. It is located near the foot hills of the impressive Caraballo Mountains. It is five
kilometers away from Poblacion and its accessible of all kinds of land vehicles. Cacabugaoan first
recognize barangay capt. Was the late Mr. Prudencio Ilasin. The ilocaon dialect is predominately
spoken by the people.
Blessed by the nature with rich soil, favorable climate, considerable irrigation system and
very industrious people, the place is fast becoming a flourishing barangay whre farming is an all
year round activity of the people.
Last 1994, thourgh the initiatve of the municipal councilor Don Pepito Salamanca,
Cacabugaoan and four other barangays of Sta Maria District were energized under the rural
electrification program of Cong. Ranjit R. Shahani by PANELCO III. This project did not only give
light but progress as well, prosperity and peace to the barangay.
Last August 20, 1996, most of the ricefields of the barangay were destroyed by flash flood
brought by thypoon Lusing. A large eroded and created a wide and deep crater, big enough to
swallow big busses. Houses in sitio centro were buried in knee deep mud and a long stretch of the
school perimeter fence was destroyed. Such devastations of typhoon lusing was the worst typhoon
ever to hit the barangay, according to old folks.
Last November 1998, the initiative of PNP Provincial Diretor Pol. Sr. Supt. Rosendo N.
Ferrer, whose mother was from Cacabugaoan, had materialized with the widening, paving and
concreting of almost 90% of the roads in the barangay, The project did not only provided a very
excellent road for travel, but also a long stretch of solar drying pavement fotr the community,
Other infrastructure project of this barangay by Brgy. Capt. Teodocio A. Caser and his council

included the following deep wells brgy. Hall waiting sheds, multi-purpose pavement and street
lights. This made the barangay more progressive and united.
The unity and reverence of the local folks was manifested in the successful hosting of the
first ever barangay level Christ the King Celebration of the San Nicolas De Tolentino Parish under
Rev. Jr. Numeriano Gabet as parish priest. Also, the first Basic Ecclesiastical Community (BEC) of
the parish which was established here in Cacabugaoan had demonstrated the spirituality and
religiousness of the people.
Prominent families in the barangay are the Salamanca, Serquina, Nibre, Ancheta and Ibale
among others. Some leaders of the barangay become prominent leaders of town as Municipal
Councilors like Don. Tomas Nibre, Don. Aureo Bibat and Don Pepito Salamanca. Second timer brgy.
Teodocio A. Caser is also the incumbent ABC President and serving as an Ex-officio member of the
SB of san Nicolas.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Cacabugaoan (Rural)
P 131,218.94

Boundaries :
North :Brgys. Fianza, Sta. Maria East
East :Mun. Natividad, Pang.

South :Brgy. Siblot

West :Brgys. Calaocan,
Sta. Maria West

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

5.10 km

Road Type :

Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Protection Forest
Production Forest
Grazing/Pasture Land
Agricultural Land
Cabalisian River
Quarry
Residential
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
417.170
294.598
272.459
178.622
3.133
4.788
26.184
0.402
5.234
1.435
1,204.026
Cabalisian River
Umingan Sandy Loam
Annam Clay Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)
Public Buildings / Facilities
Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

1,338
1,375
0.86
1
295
5
101:100

1
1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
NIBRE, MELITO, ACENAS
ESPIRITU, LUISITO, SR., SALAMANCA
GALOLO, JANE, JOVES

SBM 3

SABADO, JAIME, RIMANDO

SBM 4

BARROGA, ROBEN, SERQUIA

SBM 5

DOTIMAS, AUGUSTO, DELOS REYES

SBM 6

SALAMANCA, JOVENCIA, NIBRE

SBM 7

ABAD, GLADYS GRACE, BRIONES

Barangay Secretary

ILASIN, MARGARITA Y.

Barangay Treasurer

ALABA, DIONISIA C.

BARANGAY

CALAOCAN

BARANGAY CALAOCAN
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Long time ago calaocan was formerly a sitio of Barrio Sta. Maria. Early setters came from
different place that the community became the melting pot of San Nicolas in that period. Some
came from western towns of the province like San Jacinto, San Fabian and Binmaley. Some
originated from Ilocos Province while others from the mountain town of Itogon. Benguet. Calaocan
had become the meeting place of the east and the west of the province. Different dialects ere
spoken and different customs and traditions were likewise practiced by the different groups of
settlers but interacting together cooperatively and live peacefully as a community. Because of this
the community was called laoc laoc meaning mixed together. Later it become Calaocan or a place
where mixture of people resided. Acknowledged pioneer of Calaocan were Alejandro Mejia II, Don
Carlos Ramos, Don Teofilo Soriano, Rufino Rosario, Maximo Vicente and Luzano Ibasco.
It first come into existence as a barangay in the early 60s by virtue of the PACD creation of
barangays to foster countryside development. Calaocan was bounded in the west by Brgy.
Cabitnongan, on the east by Brgy. Sta Maria, on the south by Brgy. Nining and on the north by the
Ambayoan River.
Endowed by the rich and fertile soil, hardworking people and good irrigation system,
Calaocan indulges a year round cultivation and production of rice, corn and vegetable like sitaw,
eggplant ampalaya and okra. Other sources of livestock raising and overseas employment . The
main canal of the National Irrigation Administration, Ambayoan Irrigation System passes by the
eastern most portion of the barangay providingan ample and steady supply of water to its
agriculture. The provincial road which is asphalt paved, traverses the barangay making
transportation of goods and people towards the town proper so convenient, Calaocan is a devout
religious community with the Protestants (of the United Methodist0 as the dominant religious sect.

Others belong to Roman Catholics, Pentecostal, Christ is Coming and Born Again Christians. The
barangay is compost of three Sitios namely: Sitio Siblot, Sitio Carayan and Sitio Centro.
Some municipal leaders came from this barangay and to mention a few are former
councilors Don Carlos Ramos, Don. Manuel Rosario and Don Teofilo Soriano. Prominent families in
the community are the Mejia, Ramos, Estrada, Vicente, Ibasco, Ligpit, Abad, & Ventura.
Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Calaocan (Rural)
P 145,477.26

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Salingcob
East :Brgy. Sta. Maria West

South :Brgy. Cabitnongan

West :Brgys. Siblot, Cacabugaoan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3 km

Road Type :

Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Use

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Commercial
Institutional
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Area (has.)
93.979
35.948
13.308
0.326
0.213
0.320
1.321
145.414

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Ambayoan River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,075
1,105
1.60
7
236
5
1:1

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
1
Elementary School
1
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
United
Church
Methodist
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level III
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
MEJIA, ROLANDO, SEGUBAN
MORA, FERDINAND, BRINGAS
MEJIA, FELY, BAUTISTA

SBM 3

RAMOS, GEORGE, MEJIA

SBM 4

DULAY, REYNALDO, SORIANO

SBM 5

CATUIZA, EUDENCIO, VENTURA

SBM 6

VENTURA, JOHNNY, GUIREN

SBM 7

CASTILLO, RODRIGO, PASCUA

Barangay Secretary

ULANDAY, RICARDO T.

Barangay Treasurer

PASCUA, LUCITA R.

BARANGAY

CASARATAN

BARANGAY CASARATAN
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

The first inhabitants of the place came from the Municipality of Sarat, Ilocos Norte. People
living in the said municipality are adventurous and industrious and upon their arrival in this part of
San Nicolas, Pangasinan, they decided to settle here for and build their homes. Historical records
disclosed that the first settlers were the families of Mr. Roque Perico, Mr. Juan Goltiao, Mr.
Eustaquio Equila and Sixta Lor. Because of their love for the place, they made this as their place of
permanent residence of mutually agreed to name the place as Casaratan.
The first recognized leaders of the Barangay were Mr. Roque; Mr. Ernesto Casaclang; Mr.
Eniseo Casaclang; Mrd. Florante Espiritu; Mr. Eligio Lampa Sr., and Mr. Antonio Espiritu.
In 1972, former strongmen, Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos, issued an order for the
reorganization of all barrios into barangays.
A barangay election was then held pursuant to Presidential Decree issued by then Pres.
Ferdinand Marcos and the first Barangay Officials elected in 1972 were; Eligio Lampa Sr., Brgy.
Captain; Juan Perico, Agripino Yranon, Felimon Garcia, Cornelio Lucas, Anatalio Seriosa and Martin
Hora, Councilmen. Amado Aguillar was also appointed as Barangay Secretary and Tresurer.
Today, the composition of Elected Barangay Officials are: Denver B. Cabanayan, Barangay
Captain: Virgilio F. Soria, Dionisia C. Dotimas, Romy B. Vicente; Menandro G. Fontanilla, Domingo
Layco, Juanito Abaya and Roberto Hora as Barangay Kagawads with Hazel S. Cabanayan as elected
Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman. Appointed members of the Barnagay Council of Brgy. Casaratan
were: Perfecto O. Ibasco and Jovita R. Callanta as Barangay Secretary and Treasurer respectively.
The Primary source of income/livelihood of Barangay Casaratan are: farming, piggery,
livestock and gravel and sand.Other sources of income includes teaching profession and
employment in the government services.

The inhabitants are members of the different religious congregations. Among the dominant
religious congregations includes the Roman Catholic; the Iglesia Ni Cristo; the United Methodist
Church, the Seventh Day Adventist; and United Church of Christ in the Philippines.
Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Casaratan (Urban)
P 160,031.68

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Pob. West
East :Brgys. Nagkaysa, San Roque

South :Brgy. Sobol

West :Brgy. San Rafael East

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

1st km

Road Type :

Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Commercial
Institutional
Industrial
Special Uses
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Area (has.)
24.938
1.828
9.176
0.017
0.016
0.025
0.817
0.126
1.000
37.942

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Ambayoan River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,128
1,159
1.90
30
233
5
107:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
1
Elementary School
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Inglesiya ni
Church
Cristo
Brgy. Cemetery
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart, PLDT
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I, Level III
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
ESPIRITU, TEODORO, URBANO
ABAYA, VICTOR, SEGUBAN
EDADES, DOMINADOR, REYES

SBM 3

SERNANDE, CESAR, VERGARA

SBM 4

AQUINO, JERRY, PASCUA

SBM 5

MIRANDA, JOSEPH, SUBIDO

SBM 6

OBONGEN, NELSON, OCAMPO

SBM 7

RUDIO, DOMINGA, AGBALLOG

Barangay Secretary

CASER, ALFONSO F.

Barangay Treasurer

CALLANTA, JOVITA R.

BARANGAY

MALICO

BARANGAY MALICO
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Is the farthest and remotest barangay of the municipality being 40 kms. Away from the
town proper and adjoining our provincial boundary with the province of Nueva Viscaya. In fact, it is
nearer to Imugan, Nueva Viscaya being only 13 kms. Away. It is bounded on the north by
Kayapa,Nueva Viscaya; on the south by Brgy. Cacabugaoan; on the east, by Imugan, Nueva
Viscaya; on the west by Brgy. Sta. Maria East and Fianza.
It has an approximate land erea of 710 hectares with pasture lands covering the biggest
area of land, followed by cogan land. The irrigated land is the third biggest erea, while corn land
follows. The residential land covers the least land erea classification. Mlaico produces mountain
crops like sweet potato, gabi and vegetables such as cabbage, sayote, Baguio beans, petchay and
carrots. The high elevation, cold climate and the fertile soil makes Malico an ideal place for
vegetables production like Benguet. According to old folks,Malico derived its

name from the

winding flow of the Catabalism River which originated from Malico and winds down the mountain
connecting with the Ambayoan River in brgy. Sta. Maria East. As could be seen from a vantage
point in the barangay, you could see the zigzagging flow of the said river or liko-liko and was
later called Malico.
In the early 60s, Malico is a sitio of Sta. Maria until the PACD creation to undertake the
developmental challenges and subdivisions of teh countrysides that Malico devolved into a separate
barangay, Also, trival leadership devolved to political leadership to the barangays leaders of
Malico.Yet the tribal leaders still very much respected, revered and honored on matters pertaining
to customs, traditions and critical issues and problems brought to them for decision and advice.
Malico is compossed mainly of the Kalanguya ethnolinguistis group, but

everyone knows

the Ilocano dialect. The customes and traditions of the Kalanguya tribe are very much practiced

and preserved by the barangay folks although majority of them were converted to Christianity
through the long years of missionary work of Pastor Dilbert Rice, an American UCCP Pastor,
Prominent families of the barangay are the Taciong, Tindaan, Bugtong, Ancheta, Lorenzo, Guzman,
Lakias and Segundo among others.
In the early 70s, Malico could be reached easily by motor vehicles from the town proper
through the winding Villa Verde Trail some 30 kms.away. Yet, the national government failed to
maintain the trial plus the 1990 killerquake, that resulted to massive erosions, landslides and total
destruction of the road. Presently it could be reached only through the mountain road of Imugan,
Nueva Vizcaya. Thus, going to Malico from the town proper is like going in a journey to Cagayan
Valley as you have to take the route to San Jose City, then to Sta. Fe, Nueva Vizcaya and via the
mountain roads of Imugan

and to Malico. This route covers around 60 kms. half of which is

unpaved mountain road, and three (3) hours trave time.

The proposed construction of the Pangasinan-Nueva Vizcaya Road will be a big boom not
only tp Malico, but also to the municipality of San Nicolas. Malico will become the Gateway to the
Cagayan Valley. Due to its high elevation, good vegetation and unique cold climate, Malico could
become the summer capital of Pangasinan. The Villa Verde Trail wiil improved as a tourist
destination due to its historic value as the battleground of the US Army 32nd (Red Arrow) Division
and the Japanese Army during the World war II
At present, Barangay Malico has seven puroks (grups) namely: Lupa, Camp 4, Sitio Singi,
Purok Monumento, Purok Antero Malico Centro and Salaksak.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Malico (Rural)
P 91,968.91

Boundaries :
North :Province of Nueva Vizcaya
East

:Province of Nueva Vizcaya

South :Brgys. Sta. Maria East,

Cacabugaoan
West :Brgy. Fianza

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

23 km

Road Type :

Earth Trail

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Protection Forest
Cabalisian River
Residential
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
3,982.562
2.520
13.713
17.463
0.678
4,016.935
Cabalisian River
Annam Clay Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size

214
220
1.90
30
233
5

Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

107:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
1
Elementary School
1
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
1
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
UCCP
Church
UECDFI
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

vegetable, rootcrops

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
weapon type truck
Telecommunications
smart
Postal Communication
NUVELCO, kerosene,
Power and Electrification
battery
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
SEGUNDO, JAIME, TINDAAN
SEGUNDO, SANDY, LIGMAYO
SEGUNDO, BENNY, OMALLIO

SBM 3

JAMANDRE, ARMANDO, SUYAT

SBM 4

PACOS, CARLITO, CIPIANO

SBM 5

SEGUNDO, REBECCA, COSEP

SBM 6

ANCHETA, TITO, QUIONES

SBM 7

LENCIO, JUNIOR, BUGTONG

Barangay Secretary

PASIGIAN, JULIE L.

Barangay Treasurer

ABANG, RISHIEL S.

BARANGAY

NAGKAYSA

BARANGAY NAGKAYSA
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

It was in the mid 60s when the barangays were the object of massive developmental
concern

by

the

national

government.The

Presidential

Assistance

on

Community

Development(PACD), was created to undertake the challenge of development through the

distribution of the much needed funds in the countryside.
Local leaders responeded tremendously to the call of the times that of creating barangays
throughout the country thus including poblacion or town proper. San Nicolas in particular splitted
the town proper into four barangays namely Poblacion East, Poblacion West, Casaratan and
Nagkaysa.
Nagkaysa was a part Poblacion West before 1961. It was registered later at the municipal,
provincial and national offices through the assistance of Atty. Ildefonso Rodrigo and Atty. Felimon
Corpuz, both working with PACD in San Nicolas.
It was named Nagkaysa because of the concerted efforts of the barangay residents at
Aglipay St., Quezon Extension St., Patricio St., Mckinley St., Burgos St., and Mejia St.
Pioneering barangay officials were: Sergio Francia, Brgy. Capt. Felipe Cancino, Alejo Corpuz,
Desiderio Peria, Claudio Quinto and Enrique Bautista as councilmen.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Nagkaysa (Urban)
P 92,876.96

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Pob. East
East :Brgy. Siblot

South :Brgy. San Roque

West :Brgy. Casaratan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

1st km

Road Type :
Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November

Asphalt, Concrete

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Residential
Commercial
Open Space / Parks
Institutional
Industrial
Special Uses
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
29.278
11.699
0.071
0.031
1.084
0.013
0.007
0.065
1.465
43.713

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Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)
Public Buildings / Facilities
Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

963
990
0.28
22
207
5
117:100

1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart, PLDT
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level III
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse

Market
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
LAGUA, MOISES, SERQUIA
SOLIS, OSCAR MARTHONY, BALLESTEROS
BAUTISTA, RHEAN, MACAIRAP

SBM 3

ABANG, CRISELDA, QUITORIANO

SBM 4

DOA, MELANIE, NASTOR

SBM 5

OLLERO, OSCAR, FRAGATA

SBM 6

ANCHETA, DONATO, MANAOIS

SBM 7

AGUDONG, LOLITO, SIBAYAN

Barangay Secretary

VILLANUEVA, VICTORINO F.

Barangay Treasurer

NIALGA, ELNORA S.

BARANGAY

NINING

BARANGAY NINING
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Barangay Nining is considered as the southern gateway of San Nicolas. It is the entry point
of the municipalty from Reigion II thru San Quintin and Natividad towns. It is situated about 3
kms. away south of the town proper of natividad
According to old folks, Nining, was originally a sitio of Barrio San Jose. Nining was the left
over of the barrio when part of San Jose was taken away from San Nicolas to form the municipality
of Natividad in 1902. The creation of Natividad as a separate municipality led to the delineation of
the boundaries between the two adjacent towns. The creek passing across the barangay became
the boundary and north of the creek became Nining of Natividad.
Early settlers in Nining came from the western part of the province and form the Ilocos
provinces. However, there was no existing historical records to show how Barangay Ninig got its
name. Even old folks were not aware on how the word Nining became the name of the place.
The creation of barangays by the PACD in the early 60s led to the creation of Nining as a
separate barangay from Brgy. San Jose. It is bounded on the south by Municipality of Natividad; on
the north by Brgy. Siblot, on the East by the Brgy . Cabitnongan and on the west by the Brgy .
San Jose. The place is a flourishing agricultural community being endowed by nature with rich and
fertile soil, good community being endowed by nature with rich farm produce like palay, corn ,
tobacco, mongo and vegetables. Livestock raising is another source of income.
Prominent families in the barangay are the Ubera, Arellaga, Apigo and Aquino among
others.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Nining (Rural)
P 12,226.71

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Siblot
East :Brgy. Cacabugaoan

South :Brgy. San Jose

West :Mun. Natividad, Pang.

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3.5 km

Road Type :
Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November

Gravel, Concrete

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Institutional
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
129.807
0.077
0.414
1.545
1.223
133.067
__________
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)

451
463
3.99
3
94

Ave. Household Size

Sex Ratio (Male/Female)
Public Buildings / Facilities
Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Brgy. Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

5
49:50

1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I, Level III
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
ARELLAGA, GIL, SR., APILADO
UBERA, JERRY, SANTOS
BAAGA, RODRIGO, GALANTA

SBM 3

CABRIA, DANTE, BORILLO

SBM 4

ABRODO, JERRY, CABEZA

SBM 5

AQUINO, JULIA, CASTILLO

SBM 6

APIGO, JOJO, COSTALES

SBM 7

DIAZ, BUENAVENTURA, APILADO

Barangay Secretary

PAGAL, MICHAEL

Barangay Treasurer

CAIJO, ARTHUR Sr. S.

BARANGAY

POBLACION
EAST

BARANGAY POBLACION EAST

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

The stature of Poblacion East as a barangay started way back in 1958 under the
administration of the late Mun. Mayor Bueneventura Rillorta. Of the 4 barangay in the town proper,
Poblacion East has covering some its jurisdiction important landmarks like the Municipal hall and
the public plaza, the

public market and the different churches. It is not surprising that the

barangay from the national government.

Existing records documents show that the first set of officer of the barangay has its
chairman, Vice Chairman and Councilmen. The first set of barangay officials included Mr. Teofilo
Songcuan, as Chairman, Crispin Anchiboy, Ernesto Magabo, Patrocianio Martinez, Dr. Porficio
Gonzales, Pedro Ortiguero, Bonifacia Serquia, members of the barangay council.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Poblacion East (Urban)
P 120,430.19

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Lungao
East :Brgy. Cabitnongan

South :Brgys. Nagkaysa, Siblot

West :Brgy. Pob. West

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

1st km

Road Type :
Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November

Gravel, Earth, Asphalt, Concrete

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Commercial
Open Space / Parks
Institutional
Industrial
Special Uses
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
43.554
7.993
33.232
1.848
1.629
3.316
0.065
0.034
0.272
2.904
94.847

Ambayoan River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

2,607
2,679
-1.61
27
624
4
93:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
Rural Bank
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center

Church

1
2
1
1
1
1
Catholic
UCCP
Seventh Day Adventist
Jehovahs Witness
UECDFI
Babtist

Brgy. Cemetery
Tribal House

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle, jeep, bus
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart, PLDT
Postal Communication
1
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III, H2O Refilling Station
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level III
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
1
Market
1

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
ITLIONG, PURA, BAUTISTA
SERQUIA, JOSITO, CHAD, MATEO
TENERIFE, MARK ANTHONY, NOTO

SBM 3

GULLA, LUISITO, SARMIENTO

SBM 4

SERQUIA, JILL, ITLIONG

SBM 5

CAMPOS, MARILYN, BIBAT

SBM 6

DULAY, FREDDIE, VALERIO

SBM 7

MAGABO, HENRY, ILASIN

Barangay Secretary

NERONA, EVELYN

Barangay Treasurer

PASCUA, JO-ANN F.

BARANGAY

POBLACION
WEST

BARANGAY POBLACION WEST

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Barangay Poblacion West was popularly known as Cabinmaleyan. Its name was derived
from the first settles who all came from the Municipality of Binmaley, Pangasinan. Prior to its
becoming a barangay, Barangay Poblacion West was part and parcel of the whole town proper. In
1974, a Municipal Resolution was passed by the Sangguniang Bayan and approved by the
Municipal Mayor, dividing the town proper into four (4) barangays namely: Barangay Casaratan,
Barangay Nagkaysa, Barangay Poblacion East and Barangay Poblacion West.
Among the prominent names Barangay Poblacion West are the Alvarez, Salinas, Tolentino,
Mejia and the Soriano families, who were all from Binmaley, Pangasinan. The first barangay leader
was the late Done Gripino Alvarez, who later elected as the Municipal Mayor From 1917-1919. The
first

Teniente del Barrio was Mr. Isabelo Salinas with Melchor Pascua, Alfredo Ocampo, Pedro

Miranda, Bernardino Laureta Sr., and Felipe Baduya as Councils.

Records show that majority of previous and present elected municipal leaders are residents
of Barangay Poblacion West, Among them were Agripino Alvarez, Cristobal D. Rodrigo, Leoncio R.
Saldivar, and Pascual E. Abad, all former Municipal Mayors. The current Municipal Mayor Conrado
B. Rodrigo, Jr., is likewise a resident of Barangay Poblacion West and serving his third term in
office.
Among the dominant religious congregations includes among others are the Roman
Catholic, Iglesia Ni Crisanto and Protestants.
The primary source of income of the barnagay are hollow blocks making, sand and gravel
and barangay tax collection from business stalls.
The Barangay Council, Through its Barangay Captain Francisco V. Rodrigo, attained
significant accomplishment and developments. Among these were the construction of Waiting

Shed, Barangay Outpost, Installation of Artesian Well, road concreting of two (2) street clocks. All
these were made tangible through the unwavering support and financial assistance extended by
Hon. Mayor Conrado B. Rodrigo, Jr. On the other hand, Hon. Pangasinan Govemor, Victor E.
Agbayani donated twenty (20) pieces of monoblock chairs.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Poblacion West (Urban)
P 175,887.02

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Lungao
East :Brgy. Pob. East

South :Brgy. Casaratan

West :Brgy. San Rafael East

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

1st km

Road Type :
Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November

Earth, Asphalt, Concrete

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Commercial
Open Space / Parks
Institutional
Special Uses
Cannals
Road Networks
Commercial
Institutional
Total Land Area

Area (has.)
4.021
6.964
8.147
0.853
0.118
0.290
0.014
0.036
0.749
0.000
0.000
21.191

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Ambayoan River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

584
600
-2.90
28
159
4
117:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

1
1
1

United Methodist

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

palay

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle, jeep, bus
sun, globe, smart, PLDT

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PANELCO III
Level III

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
SALDIVAR, LEONCIO, JR., VITENTE
LOPEZ, PAUL CHRISTIAN DEAN ARZADON
ALVAREZ, EREDINA, MANANGAN

SBM 3

DELOS SANTOS, DANILO, FLORENDO

SBM 4

FERNANDEZ, ROWENA, MANALO

SBM 5

FRAGATA, JULIUS, JOVES

SBM 6

RODRIGO, CRISTOBAL, MEJIA

SBM 7

RODRIGO, ALEKSANDER JOSEPH MANAOIS

Barangay Secretary

QUEJADA, FERNANDO REY

Barangay Treasurer

GONZALES, HONORATA S.

BARANGAY

SAN JOSE

BARANGAY SAN JOSE

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2012 )

BRIEF HISTORY

According to old folks, early settlers of the place came mostly from the Ilocos provinces and
from the western part of Pangasinan. They were lured by the rich fertile soil of the place and the
abundant supply of water that could make farming an all year around activity. These early settlers
were so industrious and hardworking that they till the land from dawn until dusk. Their hardwork,
pains and labor were all rewarded at the end of the harvest season because of the bountiful
harvests they have gained. In return, they offered thanks and prayers to God through the
intercession of San Jose- the patron saint of the workers and laborers. These hardworking settlers
adopted their patron saint and later named the place San Jose.
The place was then a flourishing agricultural community and a big barrio of the municipality.
It was formerly composed of three (3) big sitios namely Siblot, Centro, and Nining. Much of its
lands, were taken away along with other parts of San Nicolas when the municipality of natividad
was created in 1902.
With the increase of population in San Jose ad the PACD creation of barangas in the 60s,
Barrio San Jose was converted into three (3) separate and distinct barangays namely barangays
San Jose, Nining and Siblot. Brgy. San Jose is bounded on the South by the municipality of
Natividad; on the north by Brgy. Siblot on the east by Brgy. Nining; and on the west by Brgy. San
Roque.
As the barangay is blessed with rich and fertile soil, favorable climate, abundant water for
irrigation and industrious and hardworking people, San Jose is very much flourishing as an
agricultural community. Farm products are palay, corn, tobacco and vegetables. Livestock raising,
overseas employment and cottage industry are the other sources of income.

Prominent families of Brgy. San Jose are the Ancheta, Cocotan, Castillo, Serquia, Ortiz,
Gabanit and Flores among others. Local leaders who became prominent leaders of the town
includes Don Estanislao Hora.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
San Jose (Rural)
P 65,920.75

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Siblot
East :Brgy. Nining

South :Mun. Natividad, Pang.

West :Brgy. San Roque

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3.5 km

Road Type :
Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November

Gravel, Concrete

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Residential
Institutional
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
173.837
12.002
0.401
0.558
1.547
0.671
189.016
__________
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,072
1,102
3.64
6
240
4
103:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
1
Elementary School
1
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
1
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
1

Inglesya
ni
Cristo
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle
sun, globe, smart

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PANELCO III
Level I, Level III

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
JAPSON, AMADO, PERALTA
ULANDAY, SHIRLEY, SORIANO
GARCIA, POLY, CASIL

SBM 3

LUCAS, JORY, MARIAS

SBM 4

MEDRANO, ROWENA, GULLA

SBM 5

COCOTAN, FILMAR, BARROGA

SBM 6

SERIDON, EDGARDO, VIDAD

SBM 7

ALIPIO, SANCHEZ, AQUINO

Barangay Secretary

CACAYAN, NIEL V.

Barangay Treasurer

ROLLAN, MARY GOLD E.

BARANGAY

SAN ROQUE

BARANGAY SAN ROQUE

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Ambasa had been the former name of Barangay San Roque which is the westernmost
barangay of San Nicolas from the town proper. It is bounded on the west by Barangay Legaspi og
Tayug, Pangasinan; on the west of Brgy. Nagkaysa, on the south by Brgy. Siblot; and on the north
by Barangay Sobol. Ambasa, which in the local dialect means predominantly wet really never
runs off of water. In fact there are still places like in Sitio Allola that springs never dies out of water
even during summer months and quicksands are abundant in the barangay. Also, the free flowing
fresh and cold water springs in every palce in Sitio Ubbog in which the place is noted and familiar.
But how did Ambasa became or got the name San Roque? Some old folks in the barangay
tell this story to wit:
In the early times, the place encountered severe drought and terrible dryness. Plants, tress
and grasses withered, turned brown and dried. The creeks and the springs ran out of water and the
earth cracked in dryness. The inhabitants and the animals experienced terrible thrist and famine.
This horrible hardship the people had experienced mad them decide to seek a divine intercession
through paryers, devotions and novenas to San Roque the Patron Saint of wetness and
dampness. The local folks prayed devotedly and intently hard and hard rendered processicions for
miracle from the San Roqueto bring back water to the earth and wetness of the land. A big miracle
did happened because on the night of the procession, ot rained so hard and lasted till the next day.
Later, the grass sprouted,the trees and the plants regained their greenness and water flowers from
creeks till spring flowed continuosly in the farms. Life in Ambasa returned and became better than
before. And because of the big miracle, the local folks decide to rename Ambasa to San Roque in
hinor and devotion to San Roque who became their patron saint from there on.

From the book of Dr. Rosario Mendoza Cortez, Entitled: PANGASINAN, 1901-1986, a
political, socio-economic and cultural history published in 1990, San Roque was formerly a barrio of
the Municipality of Tayug. It was only on March 1902 that it was detached from Tayug and was
annexed to San Nicolas through the initiative of Don Alberto Mejia, the President Municioal of San
Nicolas at that time.
According to Dr. Cortez, it was in San Roque where colorum was founded by Pedro Caloza,
at dawn of March 10,1931, before they invaded and set on fire the church and town hall of Tayug,
they burned two houses in San Roque owned bt two policemen assigned at the San Nicolas police
force.
San Roque has a land area of 273 hectares with about 2000 population. Because of its rich
fertile soil and abundant water, farming and fishing are the primary means of livelihood. The
wellpaved and sphalted national road, traverse the whole stretch of the barangay making the
people and commodities so easy to travel. Early settlers to the place to originated from the
province of Ilocos Sur headed by Serapio Corpuz, Pedro Soria, Lazaro de Vera, Julian Cabalitasan,
Andres Teozo, Colas Mayota, Juan Gallardo, Felix Caloza, Vicente Merillana and Benito Rodriguito.
It is a big privilege for San Roque to be at the doorstep of San Nicolas as it is usually called
the show window of the town and the gateway to San Nicolas.
Several recognations were bestowed to the barangay like third place Outstanding Impact
Barangay in 1985 during the term of the late Brgy. Captain Asterio G. Serquia, where in 48
barangays of the province competed in the said event. It was awarded the Most Outstanding
Primary Health Care Committee of the Municipal and District Level in 1983, as well as the Food
production in 1985.
In 1996, San Roque won the congressional Search for the cleanest and greenest barangay.
A plaque of recognition was received by the Barangay officials headed by Brgy. Capt. Juan Ferrer at
the Provincial Capitol of Lingayen, as a living testimony to the unity, cooperation and progress of
the Barangay folks of San Roque.
Presently, the barangay officials of Barangay San Roque are led by Brgy. Capt. Solomon m.
Gatmen with the following barangay council members, Kgd. Benita g. Batin, Kgd Erensto g. Nimer,

Kgd. Rogelio d. Ancheta, Kgd. Benita g. Molina, Kgd Salvador R. Espaola, Kgd. Nario p. Estabillo,
SK Chairman Reynaldo D. Mallari with Mrs. Consuelo O. Lagera and Barangay Treasurer and Brgy.
Secretary respectively.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
San Roque (Rural)
P 6,218.51

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Nagkaysa
East :Brgy. San Jose

South :Mun. Tayug, Pang.

West :Brgys. Sobol, Casaratan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

2.5 km

Road Type :

Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Residential
Institutional
Fisheries
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
248.074
21.376
0.392
0.213
0.707
0.053
2.929
273.745

__________
Umingan Sandy Loam
San Manuel Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

2,705
2,780
-0.01
10
529
5
27:25

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

Transportation
motorcycle, tricycle, jeep
Telecommunications
sun, globe, smart
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
PANELCO III
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Level I, Level III
Post Harvest Facilities

Slaughterhouse
Market
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
RABAGO, ROLANDO, DOTIMAS
DOTIMAS, VINSON, PAJO
AWATIN, HOSSANA, BURGOS

SBM 3

MOJICA, LEOVY, PARAGUAS

SBM 4

PARAGUAS, CRISPIN, SR., ESTABILLO

SBM 5

RUDIO, JACKSON, NOBLE

SBM 6

NIMER, ERNESTO, GOROSPE

SBM 7

ESPIRITU, RODELIO, VILLANO

Barangay Secretary

DELA CRUZ, ALMA E.

Barangay Treasurer

MARZO, FLORA U.

BARANGAY

STA. MARIA
EAST

BARANGAY STA. MARIA EAST

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Barangay Sta. Maria East was formerly Sitio Mocudan of Barangay Sta. Maria prior to the
division if the latter into two (2) barangays as Barangay Sta. Maria East an Barangay Sta. Maria
West.
Upon its division, leaders of Barangay Sta. Maria East at that time have mutually agreed
and dicided to divide the barangay into samall sitios based on the location and the livelihood of ots
onhabitants. The sitios comprising Barangay Sta, Maria East are: Sitio Mocudan, located at the foot
of the Caraballo Mountain,where the proposed villa Verde Trail Highway will be constructed and will
soon serve as the Gateway to Region 2; Sitio Cabalisian located on the upstream of the Cabalisian
River and named after the said river, SItio Centro, is located along the highway which serve as the
barangay center; on the eastern end of Sitio Centro, is Sitio Sagpat; sitio Natupakan is located in
the southernmost portion of sitio Sagpat; on the southernmost portion, is Sitio Village;and on the
northern part and across the Cabalisian river, is Sitio Talingkapor. At present Barangay Sta. Maria
East has a total population of 1,368 inhabitants.
Immediately after the World War II, a historical monument was constructed in memory of
the soldiers and personnels of the US Army 32nd Division otherwise known as the Red Arrow
Monument which was installed exactly at the site where the Headqurters of the US Army 32nd
Division stood during the World War II.
There were various developments projects that were implemented in the Barangay Sta.
Maria East from 1994 to present among these are:
1. Construction of Water Impounding device for spring development funded in the amount
of P1,828,462.90 from Pres. Fidel V. Ramos through former DENR Secretary Victor
Ramos.

2. Concreating of a 150-meter barangay road to sitio Nagtupakan donated by the Reyes

Family through ots administrator, Atty. Federico Vinluan.
3. Construction of Protection Dikes along the Cabalisian River from the Kadaanan ang
Kabaroan Creek to Villa Verde Bridge trough the assistance extended by the DENR.
4. Teresita Espiritu, Ella Desierto and Angelita Abuan, all Hong Kong OCWs extended
financial assistance for the construction and provision of iron gate for the Barangay Hall.
Meanwhile,the Sta. Maria East Barangay Council was able to undertake the following
accomplishments out of its quarterly Internal Revenue Allotment:
1. Installation of one jet-matic water supply in Talingkapor Elementary School, Sitio Sagpat
and Sitio Centro, as well as the installation of electric lights in the Barangay Hall and
stage.
2. Conducted repair activities oh three (3) artesian wells amounting to P2,134.00; two (2)
jet-matis in Sitio Sagpat and Sitio Talingkapor and a water tank in Sitio Mocudan.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Sta. Maria East (Rural)
P 328,987.10

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Malico
East :Brgy. Cacabugaoan

South :Brgy, Sta. Maria West

West :Brgy. Salingcob

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3.5 km

Road Type :

Earth, Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Protection Forest
Production Forest
Grazing/Pasture Land
Agricultural Land
Ambayoan River
Cabalisian River
Quarry
Residential
Institutional
Tourism
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
121.150
875.280
371.910
27.530
9.170
14.980
40.790
21.110
0.002
3.930
0.230
6.410
2.110
1494.602

Ambayoan, Cabalisian River

Annam Clay Loam

Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,606
1,650
2.81
1
349
5
103:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center

1
UCCP
UECDFI

Church
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

water falls (potential)

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle, jeep
sun, globe, smart

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Post Harvest Facilities

PANELCO III
Level I, Level III

Slaughterhouse
Market
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
MINGUA, RODOLFO, MINA
ABALOS, PEDRO, MINGUA
ALVAREZ, JIMMY, SR., COLLADO

SBM 3

RUBIO, MILAGROS, CRISPINO

SBM 4

RAMOS, WILFREDO, RODULFA

SBM 5

DE VERA, FLORENCE

SBM 6

DE VERA, JOSE, RUBEN

SBM 7
Barangay Secretary

ACENAS, ROBERT F.

Barangay Treasurer

MONTOYA, VIVIAN B.

BARANGAY

STA. MARIA
WEST

BARANGAY STA. MARIA WEST

BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Sta. Maria was formerly the biggest barrio of San Nicolas extending from the eastern
boundary of the poblacion up to the Caraballo mountains. Its area was so wide that its sitios
included Cabitnongan, Calaocan, Cacabugaoan, Malico, Talingkapor, Mocudan, Cabaruan and Sta.
Maria Centro. The place was settled by migrants from the Ilocos provinces, La Union, Western
Pangasinan And Benguet. The Catholic and religious settlers adopted the Blessed Virgin Mary as
their-patron saint whom they offered prayers and intercession to God for their guidance, protection
and welfare. Later, the place was named Sta. Maria, in honor and total devotion to their patron
saint.
The devolution and creation of Barangays by the PACD in the 60s to intensify progress and
growth in the countrysides led to the separation and creation of different barangays from the sitos
of Barrio Sta. Maria, Cabitnongan, Calaocan and Malico. Mocudan, Talingkapor and some places in
the foothills of the Caraballo mountain, became Brgy. Sta. Maria east. Cabaruan and Sta. Maria
West Centro, likewise became Brgy. Sta. Maria West. Presently Brgy. Sta Maria West is composed
of three sitios, namely: Cabaruan, Centro and Nagtupakan.
Brgy. Sta. Maria west is bounded on the east by Brgy. Sta. Maria East; on the west Brgy.
Calocan; on the by Ambayoan River; and on the south by Brgy. Cacabugaoan. Tanggal Cadaanan
and Tanggal Cabaruan are the main irrigation system that support and enhance farming
productivity. Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood, livestock raising and overseas
employment are the other sources of income. A mineral water plant in Sitio Nagtupakan and owned
by Forzans Enterprises bottled spring water from the paraspas hills for domestic use and for
export.

Sta. Maria West is predominantly a religious community with the Iglesia Ni Cristo as the
dominant sect followed by the Roman Catholic and the Protestant. a Church of the Iglesia Ni Cristo
was built and standing majestically in Sitio Cabaruan, while a church of the United Church of Christ
in the Philippines could be found in the sitio Centro. A well

paved and asphalted national road

bisects the barangay making transport of commodities and travel of people to and from the town
proper so convenient.
Some local leaders of the barangay became prominent leaders of the town like late Ex-Vice
Mayor Sanchez and former councilor Don Antonio Serquia. Prominent families of the barangay are
the Espiritu, Sanchez, Ortiz, Luzano, Serquia and Yabes among others.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Sta. Maria West (Rural)
P 172,519.63

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Salingcob
East :Brgy. Sta. Maria East

South :Brgy, Cacabugaoan

West :Brgy. Calaocan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3 km

Road Type :

Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Institutional
Cannals
Creeks
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
95.520
11.710
15.590
0.750
0.290
0.009
1.860
125.729
Ambayoan, Cabalisian River
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)

1,217

Projected Pop. (2014)

Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,251
0.75
10
315
4
101:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center

1
1
1
1
1
UCCP
Inglesya ni Cristo

Church
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle, jeep
sun, globe, smart

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply

PANELCO III
Level III

Post Harvest Facilities

Slaughterhouse
Market

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
RAMIREZ, CESARIO, LAZO
AGNES, EMILIO, MENESES
ORTIZ, RODERICK, SALAZAR

SBM 3

ACOSTA, MARLON, FRAGATA

SBM 4

MONANG, WILLIAM, JR., CARLOS

SBM 5

ESPIRITU, ARTHUR, TUBERA

SBM 6

CALPAN, DOMINADOR, ALAP

SBM 7

FRAGATA, MARISSA, BATIN

Barangay Secretary

ACENAS, VIRGINIA V.

Barangay Treasurer

ESPIRITU, ISAGANI T.

BARANGAY

SIBLOT

BARANGAY SIBLOT
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Barangay Siblot got its name from the Siblot dam constructed at the Ambayaoan River and
was formerly called Sablot dam which in turn got its name from Siblot Trees that were abound the
vicinity during the first quarter of the 19th century.
Siblot is bounded by Poblacion East on the north; Cacabugaoan on the east, on the south by
barangays Nining and San Jose; and on the west by Barangay San Roque.
Its existence as a barangay in the early 60s by virtue

of a municipal resolution, to the

people in this barangay, acknowledged the pioneers who came from Candon, Ilocos Sir and Sarrat,
Ilocos Norte. They were led by Manuel Peralta, Fabian, Gapasin, Mauricio,

Bautista, Enrique

Sabinay, Simeon Abuan and among others.

Endowed with a total land area of a 244 hectares , it is now the residence of some 978
peace loving, and hardworking citizens of the town.

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Siblot (Rural)
P 47,047.40

Boundaries :
North :Brgy. Cabitnongan
East :Brgys. Pob. East, Nagkaysa

South :Brgys, Nining, San Jose

West :Brgy. Calaocan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

2 km

Road Type :

Concrete

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Residential
Commercial
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area
Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
216.391
23.900
0.065
0.858
2.384
243.596
_________
Umingan Sandy Loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

1,236
1,270
2.37
5
264
5
93:100

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
1
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Jesus is Lord
Church
Brgy. Cemetery

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle
sun, globe, smart

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply
Post Harvest Facilities
Slaughterhouse
Market

PANELCO III
Level I, Level III

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
LADIA, NOEL, ALIMORONG
ABUAN, ANGEL, JR. SORIANO
MARTINEZ, LOPELINO, DE GUZMAN

SBM 3

BALOCA, JAY, CLAVEL

SBM 4

ORTIZ, ARAMANDO, JAVIEN

SBM 5

SERQUIA, LEMUEL, SORIA

SBM 6

ALIMORONG, JAY, BAUTISTA

SBM 7

SALAMANCA, CESAR, BELGICA

Barangay Secretary

ALIMORONG, MARICHU

Barangay Treasurer

SABINAY, ERNESTO G.

BARANGAY

SOBOL

BARANGAY SOBOL
BRIEF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE
( CY-2014 )

BRIEF HISTORY

Sobol got its name from an ever-flowing spring (ubbog) that had sprouted in the locality.
The abundance supply of spring water is the source for domestic consumption and farm irrigation.
It seems that the spring was the fountain of life which the elders called it Sobol. Later, people
refer to the whole place as Sobol. This legendary place called Sobol was said be located between
Calupaan and the Ambayaoan River inhabited by settlers from Tagudin, Ilocos Sur.
Sobol was original a sitio of Barrio San Rafael located just south of Calupaan. IT is
flourishing agricultural and fishing community. Three great floods had devastated the place that led
to the exodus of its inhabitants to higher grounds across the southern bank of the ambayoan River
and to the north of Barrio San Roque. The devastating flood in 1935 eroded a big portion of Sobol
that almost all the people evacuated. The big flood in 1976 caused by supertyphoon Didang made
the second wave of evacuation. And finally, the 1979 flooding overflowing Ambayaoan River made
all the residents of finally decide and transfer totally to the present location of Sobol.
Its transfer in 1935 to the proximity of Barrio San Roque had made Sobol a sitio of San
Roque. The creation of the PACD in the 60s which intensified the creation of barangays to foster
countryside development led to the assistance of Atty. Pedrilito Aquino, the local COMELEC
Chairman at that time and with the initiative of Anastacio Andaya. Barangay Sobol is bounded on
the north by the Ambayaoan River; on the south by Brgy. San Roque; on the east by Brgy.
Casaratan; and on the west by Brgy. Legaspi in Tayug. It is about 2 kilometers away from the
town proper.
Sobol had slowly recovered from its past and it is now becoming an agricultural community
with farming as its primary means of livelihood. Farm products are palay, corn, tobacco, peanut,

and vegetables like string beans, rootcrops such as singkamas and tomato fruits. Fishing and
livestock raising are the other sources of living.
The first Teniente del Barrio of Sobol Was Severino Trinidad and followed by Billy Villanueva.
When Sobol became a Barangay, its first Barangay Captain was Bonifacio Acosta, Sr., followed by
Anastacio Andaya and Servillano Villanueva. The present Barangay Captain is Ernesto L. Facun,
who is serving its second term.
Brgy. Sobol is a religious community with Roman Catholic as the Dominants sect. Followed
by the Seventh Day Adventist and a local sect named Iglesia Watawat ng Lahi. Prominent families
in the barangay are the Andaya, Layco, Garcia, Castro and Bedaa among others.
The Barangay had gained a lot of important improvements and prominence. Its river banks
now are well protected due to the 1995 construction of the three (3) kilometers protection dike in
the Ambayaoan River from Sobol up to the town proper. This protection dike served as the road
linking the barangay road constructed through the initiative of the barangay folks in 1983.
Likewise, Brgy. Sobol was the chosen site of the 11th Diocesian
Eastern Pangasinan in November 1996.

Jamboree for BSP and GSP of

Region :
Province :
Municipality :
Barangay :
Income :

I
Pangasinan
San Nicolas
Sobol (Rural)
P 61,089.57

Boundaries :
North :Brgys. Casaratan, San Rafael East
East :Brgy. San Roque

South :Mun. Tayug, Pang.

West :Brgy. San Rafael Centro

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :

3 km

Road Type :

Gravel

Seasons :
Dry December to April
Wet May to November
Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)
Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)

147.21 mm
29.15C

Status of Land classification (has.):

Existing Land Uses

Agricultural Land
Quarry
Residential
Institutional
Special Uses
Fisheries
Cannals
Road Networks
Total Land Area

Major River :
Soil Type
:

Area (has.)
105.908
5.075
5.930
0.316
0.496
0.531
0.284
0.360
118.900

_________
Umingan Sandy Loam
San Manuel Sandy loam

SOCIAL PROFILE

Social Profile
Total Pop. (NSO 2010)
Projected Pop. (2014)
Annual Growth Rate
Pop. Density
No. of Households (CBMS 2010)
Ave. Household Size
Sex Ratio (Male/Female)

597
613
0.62
5
140
4
27:25

Public Buildings / Facilities

Barangay Hall
Elementary School
High School
Rural Health Station
Brgy. Health Center
OSCA Building
Brgy. Daycare Center
Church
Brgy. Cemetery
Garbage Site Facility

1
1

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Economic Sector
Agricultural Production
Livestock/Poultry Production
Existing Industries
Tourist Attractions

corn, palay, vegetable

INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

Infrastructure and Utilities

motorcycle, tricycle
sun, globe, smart

Transportation
Telecommunications
Postal Communication
Power and Electrification
Water Supply and Irrigation
Potable Water Supply

PANELCO III
Level I

Post Harvest Facilities

Slaughterhouse
Market
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BARANGAY OFFICIALS:

BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Position
Punong Barangay
SBM 1
SBM 2

Name
VISTRO, MELBA, VILLANUEVA
BEDAA, AIZA, FONTANILLA
YRANON, LORETO, GAGUHAS

SBM 3

GOLTIAO, REYNALDO, DAVID

SBM 4

ACOSTA, BONIFACIO, JR., GALAMAY

SBM 5

VILLANUEVA, ROMANO, BEDAA

SBM 6

RAMIREZ, ARNEL, TRINIDAD

SBM 7

LAYCO, RENATO, VILLANUEVA

Barangay Secretary

GOLTIAO, MYLLE

Barangay Treasurer

BEDAA, GEMMA V.