BARANGAY SAN ISIDRO

ATIMONAN, QUEZON

SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE

BARANGAY SAN ISIDRO

Prepared by:

ARNEL M. ALCANTARA Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator

CECILIA T. DE TORRES Assistant Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator

MAY MODELO-SORNITO Project Development Officer II

2015 December

Republika ng Pilipinas BARANGAY NG SAN ISIDRO

Bayan ng Atimonan Lalawigan ng Quezon

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TANGGAPAN NG PUNONG BARANGAY

MENSAHE

Ang Pagsusuring ito sa hugis ng Barangay ay silbing batayan upang makilala ang

tunay na kabuohan ng Barangay SAN ISIDRO. Dito ay mababatid ng lahat ang maikling

kasaysayan ng Barangay at ang kabuohang panlipunan at pangkabuhayang kaanyuan

nito sa kasalukuyan.

Ang mga talang napapaloob dito ay siyang magiging basehan o pamantayan

upang malaman ang mga tunay at madaliang pangangailangan ng Barangay para sa

mga proyektong isasagawa ng kasalukuyang pamahalaan.

Dahilan dito, lubos kaming umaasa na sa ating pamahalaang Nasyonal at Lokal

ay magkakaroon ng katuparan ang aming mga mithiin upang maitaas at mapahusay ang

antas ng pamumuhay ng mga mamamayan, mapanatili ang katahimikan at kaayusan sa

Barangay at magpatuloy ang pagkakaisa at pagkakasundo ng mga mamamayan tungo

sa isang maka-Diyos, makatao at maka-kalikasan para sa maunlad na pamayanan.

Lubos na gumagalang,

GEMMA N. LAUDE

Punong Barangay

Republika ng Pilipinas BAYAN NG ATIMONAN Lalawigan ng Quezon

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TANGGAPAN NG PUNUMBAYAN

MENSAHE

Mahalaga ang kamulatan ng mamamayan sa mga impormasyon ukol sa

bawat barangay ng Atimonan. Ang magbigay ng konkreto at angkop na mga

datos ang layunin ng Socio-Economic Profile ng mga Barangay. Ito rin ang

magsisilbing matibay na batayan upang mabalangkas ng Pamahalaang Bayan

ang mga programang pangkaunlaran na ang mamamayan ang higit na

makikinabang.

Ang ating mamamayan ang salamin ng kaunlaran ng bayan kaya ang

progreso ng apatnapu’t dalawang barangay ay pinapahalagahan ng Lokal na

Pamahalaan ng Atimonan. Ang Socio-economic Profile ang testimonya na patuloy

ang pag-unlad ng ating bayan.

Sama-samang magsimula,

Walang Maiiwan sa pag-unlad ng ATIMONAN!

JOEL M. VERGAÑO

Punumbayan

KATANGIAN AT INTERPRETASYON SA OPISYAL NA LOGO NG BARANGAY

Ang opisyal na sagisag (logo) ay binubuo ng dalawang hugis bilog, isa(1) sa loob at isa

sa labas. Ang espasyo sa gitna ng dalawang (2) hugis bilog ay nakasulat ang mga

sumusunod:

BARANGAY SAN ISIDRO – pangalan ng barangay at nakalagay sa itaas na

bahagi ng hugis bilog.

ATIMONAN, QUEZON – pangalan ng bayan at probinsyang nakakasakop sa

Barangay at nakalagay sa ibabang bahagi ng hugis bilog.

Ang gitnang bahagi ng nasa loob ng bilog ang mga sumasagisag sa

pagkakakilanlan ng barangay ay ang mga sumusunod:

BUNDOK LUNTIAN sumisimbolo sa makulay, makabulhan at matayog na

pangarap ng mga taga-barangay.

ULAP NA PUTI sumisimbolo sa malinis na kapaligiran, katapatan ng mga

namumuno at may disiplinang mamamayan.

NIYOG O PUNO NG BUHAY kapaki-pakinabang, ito ay naglalarawan at

sumasailalim sa buhay ng mga mamamayan ng barangay.

MAIS simbolo ng pagkakaisa ng mga mamamayan.

KAILUGAN mayaman sa mga lamang ilog, simbolo ng malalim na

pagpapahalaga sa kultura, tradisyon at pagkakaisa sa mga kalapit barangay.

PALAYAN isa sa mga pangunahing hanapbuhay, simbolo ng pagiging matiyaga,

masinop at mapagpahalaga ng mga magsasaka sa kabuhayan.

LANGIT NA BUGHAW sumisimbolo ng katiwasayan at mapayapang pamumuhay

ng mga mamamayan ng barangay.

SAN ISIDRO hango sa pangalan ng Santo na si San Isidro de Labrador.

Ang pagkilala ay ibinibigay sa mga nag-ambag para sa pagsasa-ayos ng opisyal

na sagisag (logo) ng barangay at ito ay ang mga sumusunod:

KGG. JOSE V. LAUDE – Dating Punong Barangay; na nagpatupad ng

pagkakaroon ng opisyal na sagisag ang barangay.

SK ALVARO SEJALBO – Dating Pangulo ng Sangguniang Kabataan; sa

pagdesinyo, pagguhit at pagbibigay ng kahulugan ng sagisag.

VISION

Isang Barangay na maunlad, may kapayapaan,

nangangalaga sa kalikasan at buhay, nagkakaisa at higit

sa lahat may takot sa diyos ang mga mamamayan.

MISSION

Paglilingkod na may kasamang sigla, upang higit na

mapataas ang antas ng pamumuhay at mapanatiling

matatag ang pagkakaisa at pagtutulungan ng pamunuan at

mamamayan.

1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

KASAYSAYAN NG BARANGAY SAN ISIDRO

Ang barangay ng San Isidro ay itinatag noon pang Hunyo 24, 1780. Ang mga unang angkan na

nagsipanirahan dito ay ang mga sumusunod: Herminigildo Mapaye, Felipe Velasco, Venancio Garin, Crisaldo

Andaya, Inocentes Villamiel, Modesto Aguilar at ang kanilang mga pamilya.

Ang pook na ito ay unang tinawag na PAGSABANGAN na ang ibig sabihin ay ang pagtatagpo ng

dalawang ilog – ang ilog Sapaan at Ilog Maling. Ang mga unang nanirahan sa nayong ito ay nagtayo ng

kanilang bahay sa kapatagan at baybayin ng ilog na kanilang binungkal at tinaniman ng palay, mais at iba’t

ibang gulay.

Dahil sa mayamang lupa at sa kasipagan ng mga dito ay nagsisipanirahan kung kaya ang lugar na ito

ay nakilala at dinalaw ng mga mamimili buhat sa ibang pook upang bilhin ang kanilang mag produkto.

Noong taong 1903, ang pangalan ng nayong PAGSABANGAN ay binago at pinalitan ng pangalang

San Isidro bilang pagdakila sa patron ng mga magbubukid. Ang pagbabagong ito ay isingawa sa pamamagitan

ng pamahalaan lokal sa pangunguna ng noon ay Punumbayan na si Kgg. Alfredo Castro.

2. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Brgy. San Isidro is one of the inner barangays of Atimonan, located about 3-kilometers away from the town’s poblacion. It is traversed by the Maharlika Highway bounded on the north by Brgy. Tinandog, on the south by Brgy. Manggalayan, on the west by Barangay Sapaan and on the east by Brgy. Tagbakin.

It has a total land area of 393.2294 hectares per record of Municipal Assessor’s Office composed of seven sitios- Sitio Maligaya I, Sitio Maligaya II, Sitio Maligaya III, Sitio Sambat I, Sitio Sambat II, Purok Masikap and Purok Lavides (Lagyo) .Topography of the barangay is mostly mountainous . Almost 96% of land is agricultural. Definitive data were specified below:

2.1 Location

Distance from Poblacion : 3 km

Distance from National

Highway

: Traversing

Boundaries: - North : Barangay Tinandog

- South : Barangay Manggalayan

- East : Barangay Tagbakin

- West : Barangay Sapaan

Name of Sitios or Puroks: : Sitio Maligaya I

: Sitio Maligaya II

: Sitio Maligaya III

: Sitio Sambat I

: Sitio Sambat II

: Purok Masikap

: Purok Lavides (Lagyo)

2.2 Total Land Area : 393.2294hectares

2.3 Topography

Land Form:

Type 0-25% 26-60% 61-75% 76-100%

Mountainous /

Plain /

Valley

Plateau

Hilly /

Others (specify)

Bodies of Water

Type Traversed Sitios Length (m)

Rivers

Maligaya I, II & III Sambat I & II – Purok

Lavides

Masikap & Sambat II

1,500 m 400 m

Lakes

Sea

Creek Purok Lavides-Sambat I 1,800 m

Falls

Others (specify)

2.4 Soil Type

Type Area in hectares

Clay

Loam

Sandy

Clay Loam

Sandy Loam

Others (specify)

TOTAL

2.5 Climate

Season From (Month) To (Month)

Dry Season March June

Wet Season July August

2.6 Land Use

Classification Area in

Hectares Percentage to Total Area

Residential 10.6112 2.70

Commercial .1796 0.05

Industrial

Agricultural 380.2001 96.69

Educational 1.5024 0.38

Government 0.7281 0.19

Total 393.2214

3. SOCIO-ECONOMIC SECTOR

RHU Survey of 2014, showed that Brgy. San Isidro had a population of 2784.

There are more male than female with distribution revealing 69.40% of the total population belong to ages 10 – 59 years old; 17.56% under 1 year old to 9 year old

and 13.03% belonging to 60 years old and above. This shows that Brgy. San Isidro

has more working population than dependent population.

School going population (pre-school, elementary, secondary and college) is

computed at 38% of the total population and the most common religion is Roman Catholic.

3.1 DEMOGRAPHY

3.1.1. Population

RHU Survey Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Total Population 2,581 2,638 2,620 2,511 2,457 2,649 2583 2784

Total No. of Household 596 587 604 605 590 621 638

Source: Based on RHU Survey

3.1.2. Growth Rate : %

3.1.3. Projected Population & Population Density

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Projected Population 2,457 2,649 2583 2,685 2,792 2,902 3,017 3,137 3,261 3,390

Projected Density/ hectare 6.25 6.74 6.57 6.83 7.10 7.38 7.67 7.98 8.29 8.62

Source: Based on RHU Survey

3.1.4. Age / Sex Distribution 2014

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE BOTH SEXES

Under 1 year 22 22 44

1 – 5 144 109 253

6 – 9 88 104 192

10 – 24 425 402 827

25 – 59 549 556 1105

60 – 69 136 116 252

70 & over 52 59 111

TOTAL 1416 1368 2784

Source: Based on RHU Survey 2014

3.1.5. Population Composition By Working-Age, School-Age, Dependent Age-Group and Sex 2014

Age Group

Both Sexes

Male Female

NO. % NO. %

School going population

Pre-school (3-6) 199 108 7.66 91 6.68

Elementary (7-12) 309 151 11 158 12

Junior High School (13-16) 220 113 8 107 8

Senior High School (17-18) 111 57 4 54 4

Tertiary (19-21) 220 113 8 107 8

Working age (15-64) 1782 900 64 882 64

Labor Force (15 and over) 2019 1020 72 999 73

Dependent population

Young (0-14) 726 361 25 365 27

Old (65-over) 926 442 31 484 35

Source: Based on RHU Survey 2014

3.1.6. Dialect Predominantly Spoken Dialect Population % to Population

Tagalog 2,349 89.38

Bicolano 156 5.94

Ilocano 49 1.86

Ilonggo 8 0.30

Waray 30 1.14

Cebuano 36 1.37

Others (specify)

3.1.7. Population by Religious Affiliation

Religion Population % to Population

Roman Catholic Church 2,372 86.98

Aglipayan 15 0.55

Islam -

Iglesia ni Kristo 299 10.96

United Church of Christ in the Philippines -

Lutheran Church in the Philippines -

Philippine Episcopal Church -

Iglesia Evangelista Methodista en Las Filipinas

-

United Methodist Church -

Convention of the Philippine Baptist Church

-

Buddhist -

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

23 0.84

Jehovah’s Witness 4 0.15

Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association

-

Seventh Day Adventist 1 0.04

Evangelicals -

Bible Baptist -

Others 13 0.48

None

Unknown

3.2. GENERAL ECONOMIC PROFILE

96% or 380.2001 hectares of the barangay is devoted to agriculture. Major crops are copra and

banana. It has 14 hectares for irrigation system that contributed to the production of farm

products. Some of the populace are leaned to livestock production for additional source of

income.

MAIN SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD

Type Number of Labor Force Average Annual Income

1. Farming 169 36,000.00

2. Fishing

3. Engaged in Business/ Self-Employed 379 72,000.00

4. Employed: a. Professional 41 192,000.00

b. Workers 408 94,000.00

5. Working Abroad 37 600,000.00

6. Others (specify) 18

Source: Barangay Survey

3.2.1. Agricultural Sector

Total Agriculture Area : 384 hectares

Total Irrigated Area : 14 hectares

Total Rainfed Area : 370 hectares

3.2.1.a. Crop Production (Indicate 5 major crops only)

Major Crops Produced

Area (hectares)

Value of Production Per Year in Pesos

Volume of Production Per

Year (kg or cavan)

Number of Crop Season

PerYear

1. rice 14 1,000,000.00 700 Cavan 2 season

2. copra 250 400,000.00 20,000.00 kgs 6 season

3. Vegetables 5 20,000.00 1,000.00 kgs 1 season

5 100,000.00 500 kgs

3.2.1.b. Livestock and Poultry Production

a. Poultry No. of Heads b. Livestock No. of Heads

Duck (itik/pato) 20 Hogs 470

Chicken 500 Horses 28

Goose 8 Dogs 500

Turkey 15 Carabaos 13

Cattles 18

Goats 36

3.2.1.c. Fish Farming

Location of Existing Fishpond/Fishpen/

Hatchery

Type of Aquatic Product

Area Covered

in Hectares

Value of Production Per Year in Pesos

Volume of Catch Per Year

(Kg)

Number of

Workers

3.2.2. Commerce, Trade and Industry

Kind of Business No. Kind of Business No.

a. Industries d. Servicing

1. 1. Welding Shop 2

2. 2. Rice milling 3

3. 3. Tistisan 3

4. 4. Slaughter House 4

5. 5.

b. Manufacturing e. Financing

1. Sash factory 1 1.

2. Furniture 1 2.

3. Native Delicacies 4 3.

4. 4.

5. 5.

c. Commercial Establishment f. Recreational

1. Sari-sari Store 30 1. Billiard 1

2. Agriculture 1 2. Video (computer shop) 2

3. Carinderia 5 3.

4. Gasoline Station 1 4.

5. Water Refilling Station 2 5.

6. Smart Station 1

7. Copra Buying 4

3.2.3. TOURISM

3.2.3.a. TANGIBLE CULTURE

LIST OF TOURIST DESTINATIONS

TOURIST

DESTINATION (caves, falls, river,

historical site, etc. )

ACCESSIBILITY

(indicate whether accessible by ride, footwalk, hiking and how many kms. away from

nearest main road, barangay road)

STATUS

(indicate whether develop,

partially develop or no

development, what are the

existing facilities?)

APPROXIMATE NO.

OF

VISITORS/YEAR

Local Foreign

LIST OF NATIVE PRODUCTS

PRODUCT RAW

MATERIAL

SELLING

PRICE

PRODUCT MAKER CONTACT

NO.

Atsarang Papaya

Papaya with carrots,

vinegar, pasas, luya, bawang,

asukal, plastic/plastic

bottle

Rosita Mesa

Norma Veranga 09092349424 09462388782

Pinangat

Ube

Gabi, niyog, luya, bawang, pamienta, vitsen, asin, toyo/bulinaw, sili, karne baboy, panali Ube, niyog, milk, asukal, vanilla flavor

Lucia Porio

09484805226

Yubak

Cassava/Balinghoy, asukal, margarine,

Cheeze, peanuts, milk

Windy Velasco

09993575228

Kalamay

Tikoy

Malagkit, asukal, niyog, margarine, peanut butter

Malagkit, surar, margarine, gatas, keso

Elvira Orian 09079625853

3.2.3.b. INTANGIBLE CULTURE

FESTIVALS AND UNIQUE TRADITIONS

FESTIVAL/ FIESTA TRADITIONAL PRACTICES,

RITUALS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION (include year when it started and

who started it)

PARTICULAR SEASON IT IS PERFORMED

Barangay Fiesta

Celebrated in Honor of San Isidro De Caravan

15th Day of May

DISTINCT PERSONS/UNIQUE THINGS/ANIMALS IN THE BARANGAY

Real Name Popular Name Year of Birth/existence Distinctive Characteristics

NONE

3.3 SOCIAL SECTOR

3.3.1. Health and Sanitation Services

3.3.1.a. Presence of Medical / Health Facilities

Hospital

/ Barangay Health Center

Private Clinics (indicate names)

Medical

Dental

Drugstore (indicate names)

Botika sa Barangay

3.3.1.b. Number of Household by Type of Toilet Facility

Sanitary Toilet

No. of Households

Unsanitary Toilet No. of

Households

Porcelain (Flush) 58 Pit Privy 3

Platic Bowl (Buhos) 19 None 21

Porcelain (Buhos) 456

Cement Bowl 26

Source: Municipal Health Office Survey

3.3.1.c. Water Supply Sources

Source of Water for Common Household Use

Source Number

Household Served

Percent (%)

Level I 30 194

Level II 3 183

Level III 60 174

Doubtful Sources (Unimproved Spring & river) 13 13

Source of Water for Drinking

Source Number

Household Served

Percent (%)

Spring 146

Deep Well 103

Purified Water from Refilling Station 232

Municipal waterworks system 84

3.3.2. Housing

TENURE STATUS OF HOUSE No. of Houses

Owned/Loan 485

Rented 23

Allowed by the owner 52

Not allowed by the owner 4

TENURE STATUS OF LOT No. of Lot

Owned/Loan 216

Rented 299

Allowed by the owner 104

Not allowed by the owner 15

Construction Material of Housing Unit No. of Houses

Concrete 257

Semi-Concrete 156

Makeshift Houses 55

Wood 96

Sources of Lighting No. of Houses

Electricity 477

Kerosene 87

3.3.2. Education

3.3.2.a. Number of School Buildings

Type Number

Public Private Total

Pre-school/ Day Care 1 1

Primary/Elementary 1 1

Secondary/High School 1 1

Vocational/Technical

College/University

Post Graduate

Total 3 3

3.3.2.b. Educational Background of Residents

Type Number

Graduate Undergraduate Total

Pre-school/ Day Care 0 3 3

Primary/Elementary 206 157 363

Secondary/High School 456 348 804

Vocational/Technical 186 53 239

College/University 240 236 476

Post Graduate 21 11 32

Total 1109 808

3.3.3. Sports & Recreation

Facilities Number Location

a. Sports Facilities

1. Gymnasium / Stadium / Covered Court 2 MES - MNHS

2. Basketball Court / Softball Field 1 Maligaya ES

3. Tennis Court

4. Others (specify)

b. Recreation

1. Playground

2. Park

3. Library / Reading Center 1 Maligaya National HS

4. Beach Resort

5. Scenic Views / Historical Landmarks

6. Others (specify)

3.3.4. Cultural Data

3.3.4.a. Presence of Indigenous/ Ethnic Group

Ethnic Group Percentage to Population

Aeta

Lumad

Tasaday

Maranao

TAusug

B’laan

T’boli

Badjao

Others (Specify)

Total

3.3.4.b. Indigenoius Practices (Please check and indicate practices)

Settlement of disputes

Lupong Tagapamayapa /

Council of Elders

Sultan/Sitio Leaders

Other

Wedding Celebration

Church

Civil

Other

Fiesta

Patronal /

Foundation

Others

Baptism

Burial

3.4 INFRASTRUCTURE and UTILITIES

3.4.1. Type, Length and Condition of Roads

Name of Road / Location

Length (m)

Type of Road (concrete, asphalt,

gravel, dirt / earthfill)

Administrative Level National,

Provincial

Present

Condition Maharlika Highway –

Traversing the Barangay

1.8 km Concrete National Critical

Sambat-Yawe Road – Traversing Sambat I and Purok Masikap

300 m Concrete Provincial Good

Maligaya I –Calle Guapo Purok Lavides

300 m

30 m

Concrete

Concrete

Barangay Road

Barangay Road

Poor

Good

Pathway :

Purok Lavides 100 m Concrete Barangay Good

25 m Concrete Barangay Critical

Maligaya I 300 m Concrete Barangay Poor

Maligaya II 100 m Concrete Barangay Good

Maligaya III 50 m Concrete Barangay Critical

Masikap 70 m Concrete Barangay Poor

3.4.2. Type, Length and Condition of Bridges

Name of Bridges /

Location

Length m / km

Type of Bridge (concrete, steel, wooden,

hanging)

Administrative Level (National / Provincial, Local,

Barangay)

Present

Condition

Maligaya Bridge – between Sambat II and Maligaya III

20 m concrete National Good

Lagyo Bridge – between Lagyo and Sambat I

10 m concrete National Good

3.4.3. Barangay Government – Owned Facilities

/ Barangay Hall

Barangay Public Market / Talipapa

Barangay Library

Reading Center

/ Health Center

/ Day Care Center

Agricultural Equipment

Others (specify)

3.5 POLITICAL DATA

3.5.1. Barangay Peace & Order Situation

STATUS

Peaceful /

Threathened

Not Peaceful

3.5.2. Barangay Government and Administration

3.5.2.a. Fiscal Capability

Income of the Barangay from Regular Sources

Sources of Income Amount

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

a. Internal

Revenue from Tax 2,115 2,000.00

Real Property Tax Share 17,224.26 1,500.00

Barangay Fees & Charges 29,505.00 19,000.00

Community Tax Share 7,334.60 6,000.00

Others (specify) RENT

b. External

Internal Revenue allotment 1,401,868.00 1,515,286.00

Proceeds from the Dev’t Utilization of National Wealth

Annual Contributions to Brgy.

Other (Donations /Fund) 5,240.00 2,000.00

3.5.2.b. Actual Expenditures

Sources of Income

Amount

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

Personal Services 766,207.65 477,012.00

Maintenance and other Operating Expenses

213,166.41 188,550.00

Capital Outlay

3.5.3. Barangay Development Projects

3.5.3.a Proposed Priority Projects of the Barangay for 2012 on-wards

Project Name Brief Description Project Cost

1. Repair of Multi-purpose Hall Roof & Cieling of the Brgy. Hall 30,000.00

2. Ripraping/Imbackment of

Maligaya I 50,000.00

3. Pathways for Purok Maligaya II,

III, Sambat I, II and Lavides

25,000.00

4. Construction of Open Canals of

Purok Sambat I 20,000.00

5. Construct of Barangay Street

Lights 120,000.00

6. Improvement of Water Supply of

Purok Lavides, Masikap &

Maligaya I

Intake Tank 20,000.00

7. Improvement of Day Care Center Sliding window & repair of Door 10,000.00

8. Replacement of Jetmatic Hand

Pump 15,000.00

3.5.3.b Existing National and Local Projects at the Barangay

Project Name Brief Description Project Cost

1.

2.

3.

4.

3.5.4. Barangay Non-Government Organizations/Associations

Non-Government Organizations/Associations

Name of President/Chairman Number

of Members

1. SMB Toda Rodelo A. Tierra 50

2. San Isidro Farmers Association (SIFA)

Demosthenes C. Hernandez 38

3. Triskelion Teodulo A. Ungria 45

4.

3.5.4. Political Awareness

3.5.1.a. Registered Voters

Electoral Data 2013 Comelec Data

Registered Voters 1,179

Turnout Voters 858

3.5.1.b. Barangay Officials

Punong Barangay Gemma N. Laude

Brgy. Kagawad Fidel V. Reynosoo

Brgy. Kagawad Luzpicia M. Lagana

Brgy. Kagawad Roberto F. Villamiel, Jr.

Brgy. Kagawad John M. Lasquety

Brgy. Kagawad Lourdes S. Acejo

Brgy. Kagawad Norly V. Reynoso

Brgy. Kagawad Ernesto P. Banal

Kalihim Marilyn M. Mesa

Ingat – Yaman Judith B. De Jesus

BARANGAY GOVERNMENT

FACILITIES

HEALTH C

ENTER

BARANGAY HALL

DAY CARE CENTER

NUTRITION POST

ATIMONAN PRODUCT

PRODUCER

BARANGAY MAP