HISTORY OF BRGY.

DOLORES

BARANGAY DOLORES was established since 1900. It was a portion of the town of
Taytay, Rizal. Barangay Dolores was known to be a source of livelihood especially for the
kaingeros where most of its portion were said to be at the slopes of mountains. The name
Dolores was taken from a patroness named Birhen Dolorosa where it was said to be
miraculous.

This is also the place where the chapel of barangay was located at the present. St.
John the Baptist Parish was also located here at the barangay Dolores. Since late Spanish
times, the leaders were only composed of then called Tenyente del Barrio mostly known to be
the Kaptain del Barrio or Barangay Captain. Barangay Dolores as old folks have said, is said
to be the place where the encounter of Guerillas, ROTC, Government Forces and Japanese
during World War II took place.

The so-called Ermita where National Power Corporation (NAPOCOR) is now

located can also be found in this Barangay. There are many known families leaving in this
part at Taytay, the clan of Esguerras, Santos, dela Paz and Naval are some of the famous
family names on which the people of this supported and respected.

Barangay Dolores during post war years was the biggest in the Municipality of
Taytay, with the vast area of almost 10,000 hectares, it is also headed the families with good
livelihood sources. Barangay Dolores is Adjacent to three (3) Barangays namely: Barangay
San Juan, Barangay San Isidro and Barangay Sta. Ana. The town of Antipolo is also adjacent
to Brgy. Dolores.

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Some places in our Brgy. Were known to be attraction to other towns is our living
waterfalls and rivers. It can be seen at Maharlika Hills and Melendres. Brgy. Dolores is
known to be the most beautiful part of the town of Taytay, Rizal.

Dolores properties include Heath/Daycare center, which was founded by barangay

itself thru resolutions and ordinances that was prioritized by the Sanggunian.

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BARANGAY DOLORES COMMUNITY PROFILE

LOCATION AND LAND AREA

Barangay Dolores is Located east-southeast of Taytay, Rizal. It has a land area

of 1,237 hectares and covers part of downtown area until the boundaries of
Antipolo. Its accessible roads were Ortigas Avenue Extension, Cabrera Road,
Manila East Road and L. Wood Street.

DEMOGRAPHY

Total Population -

I.

60,484

Male

Female-

33,300

27,184

----

A. Health Centers
Sitio Bato-bato 1

20-1

Sitio Bato-bato 2

Tibagan

Tikling

Nazarene

Mapayapa

Balagot

Melendres

Bukal 2

Hapay na Mangga

Tibagan
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B. Education

1. Public Schools

Name

a.

Taytay Elementary School

Male

FemaleTotal

1326

1312

b. Corazon C. Aquino Elementary School 920

822

2638
1742

c. Hapay na Mangga
d. Dolores Elementary School

1235

1181

2416

e. Casimiro A. Ynares Sr. Mem. H/S

1576

1720

3296

2. Day Care Centers (S.Y 2014-2015)

Name

Male

FemaleTotal

a. Sto. Nio

38

37

75

b. Tibagan

39

36

75

c. Hapay na Mangga

33

27

60

d. Palmera II

19

22

41

e. Noels Village
f. 20-1 Subdivision

18
11

17
20

35
31

g. Golden City

41

41

82

h. Bukal II

20

18

38

i. Sitio Bato-Bato I-A

20

15

35
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j. Melendres

15

13

28

k. Rowenas Garden

--

--

--

C. Political Subdivision

Registered Voters

25,325

Precincts

158 (128 clustered)

Purok/Sitios

Subdivisions / Villages

47
-

13

Labor Force

61% of the Population

Employed

91.44%

D. Employment

Unemployed

8.56%

E. Socio Cultural
Religion
-

Roman Catholic

Protestants

Evangelics

Muslims

Iglesia ni Cristo

Born-again Christians
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BARANGAY ASSEMBLY

PUNONG BARANGAY

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
LUPON
SECRETARY
CLERK

COUNCILMEN
TECH. ASSISTANT

CLERK
SPECIAL PROJECT

BOOKEEPER
CLERK
TREASURER

TFBD

COLLECTOR
CARETAKER 1
CARETAKER 2

COLLECTOR
MESSENGER

GENERAL SERVICES
MATERIAL RECOVERY

PIO & Tourism

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ABOUT TRES ESCALON

The three (3) tiered falls commonly known as TRES ESCALON, a favorite
picnic/recreational site in the 50s and 60s is being rehabilitated and envisioned to be the
next important tourist spot of Taytay. As the term implies, Escalon, a Spanish equivalent of
ESCALOOP denoting a catch basin shaped, where water from upland sources falls and
descending throughout from the second to its third basin. This physical and natural landscape
is a reminder of a level of civilization where mankind co-exists with other living creatures
mainly dependent on sources, the ecology and nature may offer.

For over 30 years, the falls, which was used as a picnic ground, laundry dry area and
sources of water for many, was neglected. The efforts of the officials of Barangay Dolores for
rehabilitating and preserving what are left with it were intended to rediscover this hidden
natural treasure embedded with its scenic beauty.

This early, many individuals and civic organizations and even business establishments
are joining hand in hand for a common purpose of rejuvenating the site, soliciting and
extending support, all for the interest not only of the present generation but also of the
generation yet unborn.

There is a long way to go to fully develop this place. We need all the you can offer so
that our fear of being exposed to a day not too far, when the generation to come will inherit
nothing but parched earth incapable of sustaining life, would and certainly could not ever
happen.

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Tungtong River Falls

The Tungtong River Falls was first classified as a creek in the government records
of the municipality of Taytay. This perennial river is located in and around the area of the
Beverly Hills Subdivision and Maharlika Hills Subdivision Barangay Dolores Taytay,
Rizal (in Region IV-A CALABARZON). It stectches for 15 kilometers and it is connected
to the Pasig River by means of the Manggahan floodway.

The Holistic Education and Development Center, a private non-sectarian school, is

located near the whereabouts of the river. Ever since the school saw the situation of the
river, the institution started the campaign for a cleaner Tungtong River. And this
campaign started last 2007.

Mr. Henry G. Calilung, the science coordinator of HEDCen, is also the head of the
Tungtong River Conservation Project. Because of him, many students became involved
with the activities connected to the river. His advocacy was even noticed by a
multinational company. And just recently, he was also noticed by a news network because
of his goal towards the river.

Four senior students from Holistic Education and Development Center (located in
Taytay,Rizal,Philippines,World) Batch 2010-2011 are grouped in the web team to take
note of the happenings of the Tungtong River.

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Alren Desoyo administers the site. He writes for the site and gives aid to other
members of the group. He will also do the things a group member does in case if the
group member is absent (or even present)

Riana Santos co-administers the site. She will make some writings for site as
well. To get this clear, everyone in the group gets to write blog entries. But before it
can be posted, as much as possible, things to be posted (except for pictures and
videos) will be reviewed by Riana for grammatical errors. Nothing lenient, really.

Dana Cabrera provides photographs to be uploaded in the site. Using her

Samsung L110 Point-and-Shoot digital camera, she takes all the pictures that she
can.

Finally, Georgia Katindig will also provide photographs. She will also get some
updates from the other groups who are studying the river. She is the follow me on
Twitter-type in the group. Therefore, she provides it too.

The Tungtong River Conservation Project is done by 5 groups with different tasks.

WEB

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The Web group administers and takes care of the site. They upload pictures and data.
They take care of the database site.

WATER GROUP

The water group studies anything about the water of the river. The members of the
water group include Denise Costes, Rem Bautista, Lorenzo Pepito, Rye Delfin and
Mac Capulong.

BAYAN/SURVEY GROUP

The bayan group conducts surveys within the vicinity of Antipolo Bayan. Their
surveys are conducted in fast food chains located within the vicinity. The members of
the group include Beverly Caluma, Cheska Lacson and Marsha Nackaerts.

BIRD GROUP

The bird group looks for birds that can be found in the river. The members of the bird
group include Justin Duque, Michael Ferrer, Gabby Yoingco and Nino Muros.
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BUTTERFLY GROUP

The butterfly group collects butterflies for anatomy research. The members of the
butterfly group include Jeremiah Frejas, Joses Regala, Shane Bucat and Vinz Epino.

NBOO BP FORM NO. 002

REVISEED 1991

BARANGAY PROFILE
OF
BARANGAY DOLORES

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City/Municipality of_ Taytay Province of_ Rizal

Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

I.

GENERAL INFORMATION

A. Nature of Existence
1. Legal Basis of Creation:

Republic Act No. 3590, otherwise known as

the Revised Barrio Charter

1963

Dated:

February

2. Date of Ratification/Plebiscite: _________________________________

3. Name (s) of Sittios/Puroks: ____________________________________

PUROK
na

1. Don Enrique Heights: Dumpsites; Maharlika Subd.; Hapay

Mangga
2. Hapay na Mangga
3. Maharlika Subd. 1 & 2: PNP
4. Noels Village; Cabrera Road
5. Sitio Bilucao; Fatima; Towerhills Subd.; Cabrera
6. Valles Compound; Esguerra Cmpd.; Bauzon; Blooming Hills
7. Kaytikling Creek; Health Center, PNP Detachment; Talipapa
8. Pinesville; Executive Hills Subd.; Beverly Hills Subd.
9. National Road; Rowenas; Rowenas Garden; Fibertex
10. Melendres Creekside; Palmera Hills 3 & 4
11. Fenestra Compound; Balagot Compound
12. Montevista Heights Subdivision; Towerhills Subdivision
13. Sitio Bato-Bato; Golden City; Manila East Road
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14. Meadow View Plains; Sitio Pantayin; Philec Rd.; Zapanta Cmpd.
Napocor
15. Sitio Saguingan; Manila East Road
16. Kuloong Hills; Paras Compound
17. Tibagan
18. Santana Subdivision
19. L.Wood St.; Magandang Lahi; Maganda
20. Javier Compound
21. Bukal I
22. Bukal II
23. Magilas; Makisig; Matimtiman; Mahinhin
24. L. Wood; Jasmin; Salazar; Mahinhin
25. L. Wood St. (TES)
26. B. Pag-asa; Gonzaga; Malaya; Salazar
27. Gonzaga St.; San Mateo; B. Pag-asa
28. M.C. Ison; B. Pag-asa; Sumulong
29. Naval; B. Pag-asa
30. Halina St.
31. Mahinhin; Kadalagahan
32. Salazar; Naval; B. Pag-asa; Adhika
33. Malaya; Silahis
34. B. Pag-asa; A. Leonardo St.
35. C. Valle; A. Cortez
36. M. Borja; Callejon I & II
37. M. Borja; B. Pag-asa
38. C.Valle; Mahinhin; Sto Nino; Malaya
39. Naval; L.Wood St.
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40. R. Valle; M. Borja

41. Ciudad Grande

B. Industry

1. Inventory of Existing Industries

: Existing Industries

: - Manufacturing

Number

21

: - Mining and Quarrying

: - Agro-Industry

: -Cottage Industry

: - Tourism

2. Manufacturing Industry ( as of July 3, 2014)

Manufacturing Industry
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Bakery/Bakeshop
Ice Cream/Ice Drops
Native Delicacies
Sweet Preserved
Sitcharon
Noddles
Balut
Vinegar
Fish Drying & Smoking
Laboratories
Chemical Industry
Fertilizers
Feed mills

Numbe
r
21
3
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
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: Garments &
19
Embroidery
: Footwear Factories
: Textile Mills
: Bags/Wallet Factories
: Furniture Factory
: Wooden
:
Rattan
:
Bamboo
:
Metal
: Paper Manufacturing
: Cement Bag

5
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0

Manufacturing
: Cement Factories
: Marble Craft
: Blacksmith
: Iron & Metal Craft
: Engineering Work &

0
1
0
9
3

Machine Shop
: Jewelry Manufacturing
&
:
:
:
:
:
:

0
Goldsmith
Ceramics Pottery
Woodcraft
Handicraft
Weaving
Fashion Accessories
Others

3
3
3
13
6
0

3. Commercial Establishment ( as of July 3,2013)

Commercial Establishment
: Grocery
: Sari-Sari Store
: Hardware and Electrical

Numbe
r
7
518
14

Supplies
: Construction and
10
Concrete Products
: Car/Jeep Parts and

6
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Supplies
: Motorcycle and Bicycle
3
Supplies
: Agricultural
Establishments and

Supplies
: School and Office
3
Supplies
: Photo Center and
5
Supplies
: Appliance Store
: Jewelry Shop and Store
: Bags and Footwear

1
5
5

Store
: Video Center
: Bazaars and Gift shop
: Printing press
: Pawnshop
: Funeral Parlor
: Drug Store
: Public Market
: Talipapa
: Cinemas
: Cockpit
: Financial Institution

1
1
14
9
1
11
34
0
3
0
16

e.Bank
: Restaurants/Carinderia
: Real Estate
: Memorial Parks
: Insurance/Dealer

167
19
1
0

insecties
: Gasoline Stations
: General

Services/Contractors/Arras

97

tre Services
: Body
Workshop/Physical Fitness

Gyms
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: Beauty Parlors/Barber
28
Shop
II.

SOCIAL CONDITION
A. Health
1. Health Status
2.
1992
1.1
Total Number of Deaths
(All causes and all ages)
1.2

1.2.1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

1992
Causes
Heart Disease
Pneumonia
Cancer
PTP
CVA
Dehydration
Asthma
Stillbirth
Stub wound
Diabetes

1993
88

114

Ten Leading Cause of Mortality in all Ages

1.2.2
Number
32
14
10
8
7
6
4
1
1
4

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

1993
Causes
Heart Disease
Pneumonia
Cancer
PTP
Asthma
Accident
Sepsis
Dehydration
Diabetes
Pre-maturity

Number
36
18
10
15
8
7
6
4
1
1

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1.3 Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity in all Ages

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

1.3.1 1993
Causes
AURI
Malnutrition
Parasitism
Hypertention
Bronchitis
Pneumonia
Shesilesion
Gastro-intestinal Inf.
PTB
Physical Injury

Age Group

0 11 mos.
1 4 yrs.
5 6 yrs.
7 14 yrs.
Total

Number
5280
3168
2904
2115
1320
1056
528
279
268
103

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

1.3.2 1993
Causes
Number
AURI
4121
Micro-nutrient deff. 3001
Hypertension
2503
Malnutrition
2003
Parasitism
1989
Bronchitis
1401
Pneumonia
989
Skin disorder
613
G.U.T. Infection
316
10.
Physical Injury

99

1.4 Number of Malnourished Children (1993)

Total Age
Total No. of No. and Percent of Malnourished Children
Population
Children
1st Degree
2nd Degree
3rd Degree
Weighted by No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
Age Group
856
300
70
23.33 28
9.33 72
24
3781
3075
606
19.71 276
8.97 82
2.67
1569
1255
170
13.54 117
9.32 7
0.55
5706
5210
190
3.64 187
3.58 52
1
11912
9840
1036 60.22 608
31.20 213
28.2
1.5 Infant Mortality Rate (1993)
1. Infant Death
2. Live Birth
3. Infant Mortality Rate
X1000

12
507
23.66

3. Health Facilities and Services

Medical/Health Facilities, Services and Personnel (1993)
Name of health
Centers/Clinics
Hospitals

Type
Pub. Priv.

Other
Barangays
Served

Services Rendered

Medical
Health
Personnel

1 Regional Health
Unit

San Juan,
Muzon, Sta.
Ana, San
Isidro

out-patient

5 days
a week

1 Physician
1 Dentist
2 Nurses

12 Brgy. Health
Center

out-patient

5 days
a week

7 Midwives
1 Sanitary
Inspector

4. Toilet Facilities (1993)

Number of Households by Type of Toilet Facilities

Type of Toilet Facility

Water Sealed
Not Water Sealed
None

No.
3863
620
1215

5. Presence of Garbage Collection and Disposal System

Present/x/

Absent

//

B. Education (as of 1993)

1. Status of Education Facilities
1.1 Number of pupils/students enrolled, teachers and classrooms
by level of education
Name of

Type

Number of pupils/students Enrolled, Teachers

and Classrooms by level of Education

Educational
Pre-School
Institution
Pub. Priv. Pupils Tea- ClassTea-

Primary
Pupils
Tea-

Intermediate
Class- Pupils

ClassStudents

Students

chers

chers rooms Students

Taytay Elem. X
School Unit 1

rooms

rooms
Enrolled

Enrolled
Taytay Elem. X
School

chers

Enrolled

--

164

1682

42

21

740

26

18

--

85

369

150

/x/
/x/
//
//

Sewing
Electronics
Flower
Handicraft (basket making,

2. Non-formal Education (1992-1993)

//
//
//
//

Agriculture
Auto Technician
Backyard Gardening
Beauty Culture

weaving)
/x/
Carpentry (furniture making) / /
//
Cosmetology
//
//
Culinary Art (cooking)
//
Baking, Food Preservation / /
C. Protective Services
1. Presence of Protective Services/Facilities
//

Barangay Fire Brigade

Livestock Raising
Practical Electricity
//
Recycling of Materials
Typing

/x/
//
/x/
/ /

Barangay Tanod Brigade

Manned fire Station
Manned Police Station/Outpost
Others __________

D. Sports and Recreation

1.

Number of Existing Public/Paid Sports/ Recreational Facilities by Type

Facilities

III.

Number

A. Sports Facilities
1.
Gymnasium/Stadium
2.
Basketball Court
3.
Baseball/Softball Field
4.
Tennis Court
5.
Swimming Pool

1
5
0
0
0

B. Recreational
1.
Playground
2.
Parks
3.
Public Library/Reading Center
4.
Movie house
5.
Beach Resorts
6.
Scenic Views/ Historical
7.
Games and Wildlife Areas

1
0
0
2
0
0
0

PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION

A.
Transportation
1.

Type, Length and Condition of Roads

Type of Road

Length (kms.) and Condition by

Administrative level
National
Provincial
City/Mun.
1.83 G
3.92 G
6.09G
0
0
0
0
0
2.52
0
0
3.74 G
1.83 G
3.92 G
12.35

Concrete
Asphalt
Gravel
Dirt/Earth fill
Total
2.

Barangay
35.14 G
0
0
3.94 G
39.08 G

Type, Length and Condition of Bridges

Type of Bridges

Length (Linear Meter) and Condition

Of Bridges by Administrative Level
Natl Provl City/Mun.
Barangay

Total
(Linear)
Meter

Concrete

3G

23 G

3G

12 G

5G

Steel
Wooden
Hanging
3.

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Transportation Facilities
1.

Transportation
Facilities
Tricycles
a. Motorized
b. Non-Motorized
Boats
a. Motorized
b. Non-Motorized
Jeepney
Bus
Cars
Train
Calesa
Others (Specify)
B.

0
0
0

0
0
0

Means of Transportation and Terminals

Destination
Within the
Poblacion
Barangay

Provincial
Capital

/
x
x

/
x
x

x
x
x

x
x
/
x
x
x

/
/
/
x
x
x

/
/
/
x
x
x

Terminal
Presence
Absence

/
x
x
x
/
x
x
x
x

Water Supply
1.
Inventory of Existing Water Supply

Water Supply
1. Communal Water Point Source
(Level I)
2. Communal Faucet System
(Level II)
3. Water Supply System
(Level III)

No. of HHs Served

297

% to Total HHs
5.21

1188

20.84

3562

62.51

C.

Power Supply
1. Number of Households Served by Electricity 5413__
2. Percentage to Total Households __95__

D.

Communication Services
1. Existing Communication Services

Communication Services
Services

Presence
(Check)

Telephone Line
Postal Services
Telegraph Service
Others (Specify)

/
x
/
x

If not present, State Distance to

Nearest Service
.10 km. to Municipal Post Office
.10 km. to Telecommunication

2. Presence of Other Media Facilities

/x/
/x/
/x/

Television
Radio
Newspaper
/x/ National
/x/ Local

E.

Land Use

Land Use Category

1. Residential
2. Commercial
3. Institutional
4. Agricultural
a. Cropland
b. Fishing
c. Livestock
d. Forest
IV.

Land Area
245.55
9.72
14.40
N. D.
533.22
0
5.0
0

Land Use Category

e. Open Space Function
f. Non-Functional
g. Other Use
(Specify)

Land Area
N.D.
0
629.11

LOCAL ADMINISTRATION DAM

A.
Barangay Income
Source of Income
1. 10% RPTS
2. Revenue from Taxes
3. Aid to Barangay
a. Mun./City
b. Provincial
c. National
4. Donations
5. Contributions
6. Others
Total

B.

1992
P 436,658.07
10,880.00

N.D.
N.D.
211,846.00
N.D.
N.D.

N.D.
N.D.
1,144,913.00
N.D.
N.D.

P 659,384.07

P 1,770,532.30

Barangay Actual Expenditures

Items

1. Personal Services
2. Maintenance and
Operating Expenses
3. Capital Outlay
Total

C.

Amount
1993
578,832.83
46,786.47

Amount

1992
P 100,050.00
171,182.00

125,368.00
P 396,600.00

943,605.05
P 1,516,927.10

Barangay Government-Owned Facilities

/x/
Barangay Hall/Center
/x/
Barangay Public Market/Talipapa

1993
242,351.50
330,970.55

//
/x/
//
//
//
//
//

Multi-purpose Pavement
Barangay Library
Reading Center
Agricultural Equipment
Agricultural Produce Collection
And Buying Station
Barangay Public Cemetery
others (specify)

D.

Barangay Government Support Organizations

Name
No. of Members
Lupong Tagapamayapa
20
Barangay Development
Council
11
Barangay Disaster
Coordinating Council
-Kabataang Barangay
-Tanod Brigade
200
Fire Brigade
-Others (specify)
V.

Problems/Needs

Allowance/Insurance

BARANGAY ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PLANS AND SUPPORT NEEDED

Barangay

Planned Projects/
Major Accomplishments

Institutions/

Reasons for NonActivities not

June 1, 1994 to Oct. 1994

Officials

Implementation
Implemented

Holds regular and special

Sangguniang

sessions, Enact Barangay

Barangay

Ordinances and pass

None

None

None

None

None

None

resolutions
Enforce all laws and
ordinances; maintain public
Punong
Barangay

order in Barangay; call &

presides the meeting; ensure
the delivery of basic

Barangay

services
Keep all records of SB

Secretary

prepare minutes of the

meeting
Act as secretary of Lupon

Tagapamayapa
Collect & receive taxes fees,
prepare financial statements
Barangay
of income & expenditures;

None

None

None

None

Treasurer
Certify as the availability of
funds.
Barangay
Construction of Barangay
Development
Hall/Center
Council
Barangay Council of Barangay: ___DOLORES____
Punong Barangay :
Allan Martine S. De Leon
Kagawad
:
Ma. Jeca B. Villanueva
:
Arturo Jingo Calderon
:
Lester Martirez
:
Pio Dave Sarmiento
:
Angelo Luigi D.R. Napi
:
Jose P. Torio Jr
:
Estregan Cayton
Ingat-Yaman
:
Olivia O. Adriatico
Kalihim
:
Aquilino R. Raymundo Jr

6. Adjacent Barangays:
North : ___Antipolo_______________________________
South : ___Portion of Angono, San Juan & Muzon_______
East : ___Antipolo_______________________________
West : ___Portion of Sta. Ana, San Isidro and San Juan___
B.

Distance to Major Points:

1. Poblacion 0.10 km.
2. Poblacion of the nearest City/Municipality
(Cainta) 2.01 km.
3. Provincial Capital __6.1__ km.
4. Provincial Highway __1.7__ km.
5. National Highway ________ km.

C. Total Land Area: ____1,237____ has.

D. Terrain Characteristics:
% to Total Land
Terrain Type
Area
Coastal

Plain

Hilly

95

Mountainous

Total

100

E. Type of Soil
% to Total Land
Type of Soil
Area

F.

Clay

Loam

Sandy

Clay Loam

90

Sandy Loam

Sandy Clay

10

Others (Specify)

Climate
Type I /x/

G.

Type II / /

Type III / /

Type IV / /

Population
1. Total Population (1993) Male _17,781_ Female _18,709_
Both Sexes _36,490_
Age Group
Under 1 year
14
59
10 14
15 19
20 24

Male

Female

Both Sexes

528
2,152
2,466
2,111
2,180
2,022

556
2,264
2,595
2,221
2,294
2,127

1,084
4,416
5,061
4,332
4,474
4,149

25 29
30 34
35 39
40 44
45 49
50 54
55 59
60 64
65 69
70 74
75 79
80 Above

1,467
1,202
983
741
567
437
338
242
123
94
52
46

1,543
1,265
1,035
780
597
460
355
254
161
99
54
49

3,010
2,467
1,016
1,521
1,164
897
693
496
314
195
106
95

Total

17,781

18,709

36,490

H.

Total Number of Households (1993) _6,082_

I.

Election Data
1. No. of Registered voters
2. No. of Registered voters
who actually voted
3. No. of Precints

II.

ECONOMIC CONDITION
A. Major Sources of Livelihood
Rank
1. Garment
2. Sash Factory
3. Farming

Latest Election May 9, 1994

18,319
8,550
51

B. Agriculture
1. Crop Production
1.1 Yield, Value and Number of Cropping Season of Crops Produced (1993)
Crop
Produced
Vegetables
Fruit Trees

No. of Crops
season/year
throughout
the year
-do-

Yield/yr.
(kg.)
variable

Production
Value/year
-

-do-

1.2 Farming Techniques

__Modern__
1.3 Number of Farmers _35__
1.4 Average Annual Income of Farmers __Variable__
2. Poultry/Livestock Raising
2.1 Poultry/Livestock Population
Type
A. Poultry
Layers
Broilers
Mallard
(wild ducks)
Muscovy
Geese
Pigeons
Turkeys
Quails

Number
0
600
0
0
0
107
20
0

Type
B. Livestock
Cattles
Carabaos
Hogs
Goats
Horses
Dogs
Others (Specify)

Number
20
0
0
0
701
0

3. Presence of Agricultural and Forestry Extension Services

/x/ Agricultural extension and Veterinary
/ / Visitation /x/ Weekly
/ / Frequently / / None
/x/ Seed Collection and Distribution
System (nurseries)
/ / Storage Processing
/ / Credit and Cooperatives
/ / Forestry Extension Services

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