Several people have contributed to the richness of General Santos City. They are the winners.
This section celebrates the "Generals" who have distinguished themselves in various arenas.
Arts
Bueno Silva - is a known portrait artist whose works have been exhibited internationally
Jocel Jimenez - is the lead guitarist and composer of the renowned 1980's band, "Colours"
Education
Br. Manuel de Leon, FMS - is a Ten Outstandin Young Men (TOYM) Awardee in Education. Today, he is the president of Notre Dame of Dadiangas University and the Provincial of the Marist Brothers in East Asia.
Marya Delvo - is a 5th placer in the national teachers' licensure board examinations in 2009. She graduated at Notre Dame of Dadiangas University
Rosalita Nunez - is the 1975 topnotcher of the teacher's board examinations which was still under the supervision of the Civil Service Commission
Entertainment
Melissa Cantiveros - is a big winner in the Pinoy Big Brother Double Up edition 2009
Dionisia Pacquiao - is a phenomenal movie star and is known in the movie circuit as the "Pacmom", "Mommy Dionisia".
Gerald Anderson - is the 2nd placer in the Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition 2007 and is the leading heart-throb in the local movieland.
Sports
Emmanuel Pacquiao - is the 7th division world boxig champion and considered one of the world's all time boxing greats.
Rolando Navarette - is the former World Boxing Council (WBC) Junior Lightweight champion and billed as the "Bad Boy From General Santos City"
Leonardo "Dodong Dadiangas" Andam - is a pool champion/medalist in the Southeast Asian Games.
Politics
Atty. Rufino Banas - is the Secretary of General Services during the Aquino administration and prior to that was an Assemblyman representing the first district of South Cotabato.
Entrepreneurship
Rodrigo Rivera Sr. - is the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awardee in 2004.
Civil Society
Joaquin Lu - was the national president of Fraternal Order of Eagles
Bebei Gonzales - was the national president of Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants
If you know of "Generals" who made it big nationally and internationally, write in the comments' page so we can update this section
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Gensan's Livability Edge
General Santos City is strategically located. Its location provides good trade access to major foreign markets -- Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Pacific Islands, Japan, Hongkong, Middle East, Continental Europe and the United States.
Quality of Life
The city has a stable peace and order condition. The incidence of crime is low, due to high police visibility and high crime solution efficiency of 98.4%. High-class educational institutions across levels are available. Cheap foodstuffs are available. Traffic congestion is not a problem. The city is accessible to nature-filled recreational sites. The city was recognized as the Cleanest and Greenest Highly Urbanized City in the Philippines in 2005
Suitable Climate
Climate is favorable. It is outside of the typhoon belt. Dominated by low plain areas and with evenly distributed rainfall, it is suitable for agricultural production and agri-based industries.
Abundant Land Resources
Fertile agricultural lands at 18,469.64 hectares including vast tract of lands for economic activities and economic zones are available including IT park.
Cheap Rate Utility Services
Upbeat local economy and unlimited opportunities for trade and investments because the city is home to a high percentage of the Philippines' top 20 corporations like banks, manufacturers, and retail outlets. Power and water rates are among the most competitive in Mindanao. World-class telecommunication infrastructure requirements are among the best in the country for Internet-ready enterprises.
Multi-Access Transportation Point
Presence of transportation facilities for sea, air and land is a competitive advantage. There is a good road network and adequate communication facilities within the city and neighboring places.
Readily Available Skilled Human Resources
Literacy rate is high; good educational and training institutions are available. Two universities and a host of top-rated colleges are operating in the area.
Presence of Active Civil Society and Business Sectors
In the areas of development, the civil society and business sectors have added a new dimension to traditional politics and have helped humankind to find new forms of addressing our lobal problems.
Strong involvement and partnership between the government and various private stakeholders make General Santos an ideal place to demonstrate socio-economic actions with no less than the following nationally renowned non-government organizations are operating in the city: Notre Dame Business Resource Center, Marcellin Foundation, Gawad Kalinga, KPS Foundation, Philexport, Mahintana Foundation, Philippine National Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Philippine Statistical Association SOCCSKSARGEN Inc, Rotary Clubs, CARD Inc, KMBI, Center for Community Transformation Inc, among others.
Developed International Relations:
The sisterhood ties initiated by General Santos City was established based on the cities’ diplomatic principles primarily to promote friendly relations and increase understandings with mutual respect and appreciation of traditions and culture.
Many of theses ties have helped promote collaborative exchanges and mutual friendship in the fields of industry, economy, culture, environment; endeavor to explore useful projects and programs together on behalf of their citizens’ prosperity; and continuously communicate, exchange ideas and make efforts to proceed with projects for mutual benefit and a strengthened friendship.
Further, mutual exchanges have enhanced relations between General Santos and counterpart citizens which have included exchange of official delegation, representatives of public organizations, specialist in different fields of local economy, tourist groups, athletes, students, youth groups, medical and other professionals and scholars and exchange of general information about the life of the two places and their inhabitants.
We have established ties with local authorities both in the national and international arenas:
• Shantou, China
• Hadano City, Japan
• Maluku Province, Indonesia
• Manado City, Indonesia
• Betung City, Indonesia
• Katherine Town, NT, Australia
• Moncton City, Canada
• Gorontalo Province, Indonesia
• Quezon City, Philippines
• Naga City, Philippines
• Bacolod City, Philippines
Quality of Life
The city has a stable peace and order condition. The incidence of crime is low, due to high police visibility and high crime solution efficiency of 98.4%. High-class educational institutions across levels are available. Cheap foodstuffs are available. Traffic congestion is not a problem. The city is accessible to nature-filled recreational sites. The city was recognized as the Cleanest and Greenest Highly Urbanized City in the Philippines in 2005
Suitable Climate
Climate is favorable. It is outside of the typhoon belt. Dominated by low plain areas and with evenly distributed rainfall, it is suitable for agricultural production and agri-based industries.
Abundant Land Resources
Fertile agricultural lands at 18,469.64 hectares including vast tract of lands for economic activities and economic zones are available including IT park.
Cheap Rate Utility Services
Upbeat local economy and unlimited opportunities for trade and investments because the city is home to a high percentage of the Philippines' top 20 corporations like banks, manufacturers, and retail outlets. Power and water rates are among the most competitive in Mindanao. World-class telecommunication infrastructure requirements are among the best in the country for Internet-ready enterprises.
Multi-Access Transportation Point
Presence of transportation facilities for sea, air and land is a competitive advantage. There is a good road network and adequate communication facilities within the city and neighboring places.
Readily Available Skilled Human Resources
Literacy rate is high; good educational and training institutions are available. Two universities and a host of top-rated colleges are operating in the area.
Presence of Active Civil Society and Business Sectors
In the areas of development, the civil society and business sectors have added a new dimension to traditional politics and have helped humankind to find new forms of addressing our lobal problems.
Strong involvement and partnership between the government and various private stakeholders make General Santos an ideal place to demonstrate socio-economic actions with no less than the following nationally renowned non-government organizations are operating in the city: Notre Dame Business Resource Center, Marcellin Foundation, Gawad Kalinga, KPS Foundation, Philexport, Mahintana Foundation, Philippine National Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Philippine Statistical Association SOCCSKSARGEN Inc, Rotary Clubs, CARD Inc, KMBI, Center for Community Transformation Inc, among others.
Developed International Relations:
The sisterhood ties initiated by General Santos City was established based on the cities’ diplomatic principles primarily to promote friendly relations and increase understandings with mutual respect and appreciation of traditions and culture.
Many of theses ties have helped promote collaborative exchanges and mutual friendship in the fields of industry, economy, culture, environment; endeavor to explore useful projects and programs together on behalf of their citizens’ prosperity; and continuously communicate, exchange ideas and make efforts to proceed with projects for mutual benefit and a strengthened friendship.
Further, mutual exchanges have enhanced relations between General Santos and counterpart citizens which have included exchange of official delegation, representatives of public organizations, specialist in different fields of local economy, tourist groups, athletes, students, youth groups, medical and other professionals and scholars and exchange of general information about the life of the two places and their inhabitants.
We have established ties with local authorities both in the national and international arenas:
• Shantou, China
• Hadano City, Japan
• Maluku Province, Indonesia
• Manado City, Indonesia
• Betung City, Indonesia
• Katherine Town, NT, Australia
• Moncton City, Canada
• Gorontalo Province, Indonesia
• Quezon City, Philippines
• Naga City, Philippines
• Bacolod City, Philippines
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Tourism Potential of General Santos City
Tourism
1.1 Man-made Park
General Santos City hosts one of the country’s international seaport and a secondary international airport. In 2007, it was named as the most livable “mid-sized” city nationwide by the Asian Institute of Management - Sycip Policy Center, but among the many things that strike a visitor upon reaching the heart of General Santos City is its children’s park right at the huge premise of the GSC Freedom Park.
The General Santos Park within the city central site is a unique destination. It is undergoing a massive refurbishment and is slated to re-open the second semester of 2009.
Thru the efforts of the General Paulino Santos Foundation, the General Paulino Santos Museum was established in honor of the late Army general and administrator of the National Land Settlement Administration (NLSA).
The general's memorabilia can be found in the said museum. There is also an ethno-museum at the Mindanao State University at Barangay Tambler campus.
The privately-owned Sarangani Highlands at Barangay Tambler is a must-see place in the city. The view deck provides a good sight of Sarangani Bay at sunset. At dusk, it is a terrific attraction. The pavement and boardwalk are constructed with stamped concrete.
The Queen Tuna Park at Barangay Dadiangas South is enhanced by promenade with colorful lights and landscape and now frequently visited by local residents, specifically students who use the park for their extra curricular activities. It is also the haven of skim boarding activities among youngsters.
Other historical landmarks in the city include the Notre Dame of Dadiangas for Girls school (circa 1957), St. Peter and Paul Parish Church (Circa 1960), and Rajah Buayan Airport (Circa 1958).
1.2 Natural Sites
The city has undeveloped beaches that have potentials to meet the leisure needs of the local folks and the prospective tourists. At present, there is four (4) developed beach resort that are operating.
Additionally, the hills and slopes of Barangay Bawing provide a panoramic view of Mt. Matutum and the Sarangani Bay.
The Nopol Hill and Klaja Karst at Barangay Conel also offer a fascinating sight of the city. Spelunking activity is ideal at Barangay Conel where various caves are located as well as falls and streams.
1.3 Festivities
Local festivities are one of the hallmarks of a growing community. Its purposes are both tourism as well as cultural awareness.
General Santos City, for its part, maintains four (4) important local festivities in a year.
List of Local Festivities
1. Kalilangan Festival (February 27) – cultural heritage
2. Yaman Gensan (mid June- mid July) – micro, small and medium enterprises
3. Tuna Festival (September 5) – fishing industry
4. Pasko sa Gensan (December) – Christmas celebration
An equally important festival of greater importance to the city is the Barangay Bula Sto.Niño Festival which is celebrated on January 15 of each year and regularly, draws large crowd from afar. This is the biggest Sto.Nino event outside of Cebu.
In 2008, no less than Vice-President Noli de Castro and Papal Nuncio Msgr. Adams graced the festivity.
1.1 Man-made Park
General Santos City hosts one of the country’s international seaport and a secondary international airport. In 2007, it was named as the most livable “mid-sized” city nationwide by the Asian Institute of Management - Sycip Policy Center, but among the many things that strike a visitor upon reaching the heart of General Santos City is its children’s park right at the huge premise of the GSC Freedom Park.
The General Santos Park within the city central site is a unique destination. It is undergoing a massive refurbishment and is slated to re-open the second semester of 2009.
Thru the efforts of the General Paulino Santos Foundation, the General Paulino Santos Museum was established in honor of the late Army general and administrator of the National Land Settlement Administration (NLSA).
The general's memorabilia can be found in the said museum. There is also an ethno-museum at the Mindanao State University at Barangay Tambler campus.
The privately-owned Sarangani Highlands at Barangay Tambler is a must-see place in the city. The view deck provides a good sight of Sarangani Bay at sunset. At dusk, it is a terrific attraction. The pavement and boardwalk are constructed with stamped concrete.
The Queen Tuna Park at Barangay Dadiangas South is enhanced by promenade with colorful lights and landscape and now frequently visited by local residents, specifically students who use the park for their extra curricular activities. It is also the haven of skim boarding activities among youngsters.
Other historical landmarks in the city include the Notre Dame of Dadiangas for Girls school (circa 1957), St. Peter and Paul Parish Church (Circa 1960), and Rajah Buayan Airport (Circa 1958).
1.2 Natural Sites
The city has undeveloped beaches that have potentials to meet the leisure needs of the local folks and the prospective tourists. At present, there is four (4) developed beach resort that are operating.
Additionally, the hills and slopes of Barangay Bawing provide a panoramic view of Mt. Matutum and the Sarangani Bay.
The Nopol Hill and Klaja Karst at Barangay Conel also offer a fascinating sight of the city. Spelunking activity is ideal at Barangay Conel where various caves are located as well as falls and streams.
1.3 Festivities
Local festivities are one of the hallmarks of a growing community. Its purposes are both tourism as well as cultural awareness.
General Santos City, for its part, maintains four (4) important local festivities in a year.
List of Local Festivities
1. Kalilangan Festival (February 27) – cultural heritage
2. Yaman Gensan (mid June- mid July) – micro, small and medium enterprises
3. Tuna Festival (September 5) – fishing industry
4. Pasko sa Gensan (December) – Christmas celebration
An equally important festival of greater importance to the city is the Barangay Bula Sto.Niño Festival which is celebrated on January 15 of each year and regularly, draws large crowd from afar. This is the biggest Sto.Nino event outside of Cebu.
In 2008, no less than Vice-President Noli de Castro and Papal Nuncio Msgr. Adams graced the festivity.
Education Sector in General Santos City
2.1 Vocational-Technical School Facilities
There are 29 vocational-technical schools in General Santos City which help prepare in the skills development of the city and country's human resources.
List of Technical Vocational Schools (including schools with voc-tech programs)
1. ACA Sargen Foundation, Magsaysay Avenue, Dadiangas South
2. AMA University, Laurel St. Dadiangas North
3. AMA CLC College Magsaysay Avenue, Dadiangas West
4. Bula National School of Fisheries, Zone 6, Bula
5. Cronasia Foundation College, Nuestra Señora St, Dadiangas South
6. Doña Lourdes Institute of Technology, Osmeña Street, Dadiangas East
7. Emmanuel College – Dadiangas West
8. Euro Asia Hospitality Training, Mansanitas St. Dadiangas South
9. General Santos National School of Arts and Trades, Tiongson Street, Lagao
10. Gensan College of Technology, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas South
11. Golden State College, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas West
12. Holy Trinity College, Daproza Street, Dadiangas North
13. Jescolar Academia International, Cagampang St. Dadiangas South
14. Jojio Ilagan Career Center Foundation, Mansanitas Street, Dadiangas South
15. Mindanao Master Technical Training Center,Mateo Road, Lagao
16. Mindanao Polytechnic College, National Highway, Apopong
17. Mindanao State University, Tambler
18. Nikki Louise College, Capareda St. Lagao
19. Notre Dame of Dadiangas College, Marist Avenue, Dadiangas East
20. Philippine Institute of Technology, Laurel East Avenue, Dadiangas North
21. Pyratech/Global Training College, Acharon Blvd. Dadiangas South
22. Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas South
23. RD Training Center – Calumpang
24. SITE Driving School – Mateo Road, Lagao
25. South Ranex College, Pendatun St. Dadiangas North
26. Southern Mindanao Institute of Technology – Purok Alunan, Bula
27. Sta.Maria Institute of Paramedics, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas West
28. Stratford International School, Cabe Subdivision, Lagao
29. Universal College, Pendatun Street, Dadiangas North
2.2 Special Education
Special education develops the capabilities of children who are physically, mentally, emotionally, socially or culturally disabled as well as gifted children. Children with special needs are being attended to through modified curricula, special services and physical facilities for the maximum development of their potentials.
Through the General Santos City SPED Center, educational patterns for these children include the special class plan (self-contained/segregated plan), resource room plan, and the itinerant teacher plan. On the whole, the ultimate goal of the special education programme is the mainstreaming or integration of children with special needs into the regular school system to lead as normal a life as possible.
2.3 Adult and non-formal education
Non-formal education includes organized school-based educational activities aimed at attaining specific learning objectives for a particular clientele, especially the illiterate adults and out-of-school youths. It is one of the intervention strategies for human development, especially for the economically, socially and educationally disadvantaged population groups, ethnic minorities and other cultural communities. Non-formal education objectives cater directly to the immediate and current needs of people, rather than preparing them for some future gains
The city division of the Department of Education (DEPED) has reaped many recognitions over the years in the areas of adult and non-formal education. Notable endorser of this government’s thrust hails from General Santos City popularly known as Manny L. Pacquiao: the world boxing champion.
There are 29 vocational-technical schools in General Santos City which help prepare in the skills development of the city and country's human resources.
List of Technical Vocational Schools (including schools with voc-tech programs)
1. ACA Sargen Foundation, Magsaysay Avenue, Dadiangas South
2. AMA University, Laurel St. Dadiangas North
3. AMA CLC College Magsaysay Avenue, Dadiangas West
4. Bula National School of Fisheries, Zone 6, Bula
5. Cronasia Foundation College, Nuestra Señora St, Dadiangas South
6. Doña Lourdes Institute of Technology, Osmeña Street, Dadiangas East
7. Emmanuel College – Dadiangas West
8. Euro Asia Hospitality Training, Mansanitas St. Dadiangas South
9. General Santos National School of Arts and Trades, Tiongson Street, Lagao
10. Gensan College of Technology, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas South
11. Golden State College, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas West
12. Holy Trinity College, Daproza Street, Dadiangas North
13. Jescolar Academia International, Cagampang St. Dadiangas South
14. Jojio Ilagan Career Center Foundation, Mansanitas Street, Dadiangas South
15. Mindanao Master Technical Training Center,Mateo Road, Lagao
16. Mindanao Polytechnic College, National Highway, Apopong
17. Mindanao State University, Tambler
18. Nikki Louise College, Capareda St. Lagao
19. Notre Dame of Dadiangas College, Marist Avenue, Dadiangas East
20. Philippine Institute of Technology, Laurel East Avenue, Dadiangas North
21. Pyratech/Global Training College, Acharon Blvd. Dadiangas South
22. Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas South
23. RD Training Center – Calumpang
24. SITE Driving School – Mateo Road, Lagao
25. South Ranex College, Pendatun St. Dadiangas North
26. Southern Mindanao Institute of Technology – Purok Alunan, Bula
27. Sta.Maria Institute of Paramedics, Pioneer Avenue, Dadiangas West
28. Stratford International School, Cabe Subdivision, Lagao
29. Universal College, Pendatun Street, Dadiangas North
2.2 Special Education
Special education develops the capabilities of children who are physically, mentally, emotionally, socially or culturally disabled as well as gifted children. Children with special needs are being attended to through modified curricula, special services and physical facilities for the maximum development of their potentials.
Through the General Santos City SPED Center, educational patterns for these children include the special class plan (self-contained/segregated plan), resource room plan, and the itinerant teacher plan. On the whole, the ultimate goal of the special education programme is the mainstreaming or integration of children with special needs into the regular school system to lead as normal a life as possible.
2.3 Adult and non-formal education
Non-formal education includes organized school-based educational activities aimed at attaining specific learning objectives for a particular clientele, especially the illiterate adults and out-of-school youths. It is one of the intervention strategies for human development, especially for the economically, socially and educationally disadvantaged population groups, ethnic minorities and other cultural communities. Non-formal education objectives cater directly to the immediate and current needs of people, rather than preparing them for some future gains
The city division of the Department of Education (DEPED) has reaped many recognitions over the years in the areas of adult and non-formal education. Notable endorser of this government’s thrust hails from General Santos City popularly known as Manny L. Pacquiao: the world boxing champion.
High Traffic Commercial Sites
Typical of highly-urbanized cities in country, General Santos City has its own share of commercial strips and a central business district.
The former, comprising mostly of banks, offices and service establishments, stretch along public transport routes thereby serving both local consumers and passers-by from the neighboring localities.
Major commercial strips of the city include the stretch of Daproza Street, Jose Catolico Avenue, Pedro Acharon Sr. Boulevard, Santiago Boulevard, National Highway and Ireneo Santiago Boulevard.
The city’s Central Business District on the central portion of the city is concentrated in the Pioneer Avenue (both Barangays Dadiangas South and Barangay Dadiangas West).
The former, comprising mostly of banks, offices and service establishments, stretch along public transport routes thereby serving both local consumers and passers-by from the neighboring localities.
Major commercial strips of the city include the stretch of Daproza Street, Jose Catolico Avenue, Pedro Acharon Sr. Boulevard, Santiago Boulevard, National Highway and Ireneo Santiago Boulevard.
The city’s Central Business District on the central portion of the city is concentrated in the Pioneer Avenue (both Barangays Dadiangas South and Barangay Dadiangas West).
Geographic Features
2.1 Geographical Location
General Santos City lies at the Southern part of the Philippines. It is located between 1251’ and 12517’ East longitude and between 558’ and 620’ North latitude. The city is Southeast of Manila, Southeast of Cebu and Southwest of Davao. The municipalities of Alabel, Malungon and Maasim of Sarangani Province and the municipalities of Polomolok and T’boli of South Cotabato surround the city.
2.2 Political Subdivision
The City belongs to the First Congressional District of South Cotabato and is one of the 5 cities in the SOCCSKSARGEN Region (Region 12). Currently, the city has 26 barangays.
2.3 Land Area
The total land area of the City is 53,606 hectares.
2.4 Topography
Majority of the entire land area constitutes wide flat lands stretching northeast of the city and undulating terrain. Mt. Matutum, towards the North, towers at 2,293 meters above sea level. Mt. Parker, at the Southwestern part of South Cotabato, towers at 2,040 meters above sea level.
2.5 Mineral Deposits
Uncertain quantities of mineral deposits are present in the city. Such minerals are limestone, iron sand, sulfur, copper, gold, nitrate, luminate, rutile and guano. Abundant sand and gravel are being quarried at the Silway, Siguel and Buayan rivers.
2.6 Inland and Underground Waters
There are six sluggish rivers draining the city. There are also six creeks, three large cold springs and several minor springs that have potentials as sources of potable water. Underground water is usually shallow.
General Santos City lies at the Southern part of the Philippines. It is located between 1251’ and 12517’ East longitude and between 558’ and 620’ North latitude. The city is Southeast of Manila, Southeast of Cebu and Southwest of Davao. The municipalities of Alabel, Malungon and Maasim of Sarangani Province and the municipalities of Polomolok and T’boli of South Cotabato surround the city.
2.2 Political Subdivision
The City belongs to the First Congressional District of South Cotabato and is one of the 5 cities in the SOCCSKSARGEN Region (Region 12). Currently, the city has 26 barangays.
2.3 Land Area
The total land area of the City is 53,606 hectares.
2.4 Topography
Majority of the entire land area constitutes wide flat lands stretching northeast of the city and undulating terrain. Mt. Matutum, towards the North, towers at 2,293 meters above sea level. Mt. Parker, at the Southwestern part of South Cotabato, towers at 2,040 meters above sea level.
2.5 Mineral Deposits
Uncertain quantities of mineral deposits are present in the city. Such minerals are limestone, iron sand, sulfur, copper, gold, nitrate, luminate, rutile and guano. Abundant sand and gravel are being quarried at the Silway, Siguel and Buayan rivers.
2.6 Inland and Underground Waters
There are six sluggish rivers draining the city. There are also six creeks, three large cold springs and several minor springs that have potentials as sources of potable water. Underground water is usually shallow.
Population of General Santos City Exceeded Half Million
POPULATION OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY EXCEEDED HALF MILLION (Results from the 2007 Census of Population) Population increased to 529,542 persons The total population of General Santos City was 529,542 persons as of August 1, 2007, based on the 2007 Census of Population. This figure was higher by 117,720 person The number of households reached 111,927, which was 25,332 households more than the number of households posted in 2000. The average household size in 2007 was 4.7 persons, the same average household size reported in 2000. Calumpang was the most populated barangay Among the 26 barangays in General Santos City, barangay Calumpang was the most populated, with a population of 67,832 persons, or 12.8 percent of the city’s total population. It was followed by barangays Fatima (12.7 percent), Labangal (10.9 percent), and Lagao (1st & 3rd) (9.1 percent). Barangay Olympog had the least share of 0.5 percent. Sex ratio was 102 males per 100 females Of the 528,011 household population of General Santos City, 50.5 percent were males and 49.5 percent were females, or a sex ratio of 102 males for every 100 females. In 2000, the sex ratio was 101 males per 100 females. Half of the population were below 21 years old The household population of General Santos City had a median age of 21 years in 2007, which means that half of the household population were below 21 years old. This figure was one year higher than the median age (20 years) in 2000. More than one third (34.9 percent) of the city’s household population were below 15 years old. The highest share was noted in under 5-year old age group (12.4 percent), followed by age group 5 to 9 years old (11.5 percent) and 10 to 14 years (10.9 percent). The proportion of those in age group 15 to 19 years, which was registered at 11.8 percent, was higher than those in age groups 5 to 9 years and 10 to 14 years. This made the age-sex population structure of the city deviate from the usual pyramid shape. More than half of the household population were in the voting age group More than half (58.1 percent) of the household population of the city were in the voting age group (18 years old and over). The distribution of voting-age population by sex showed that males (50.3 percent) outnumbered the females (49.7 percent). Overall dependency ratio decreased to 60 dependents per 100 persons in the working age group The proportion of household population in the working age group (15 to 64 years) was 62.5 percent; young dependents (0 to 14 years), 34.9 percent; and old dependents (65 years and over), 2.6 percent. The overall dependency ratio was computed at 60, which means that for every 100 persons in the working age group, there were 60 dependents (56 young and 4 old dependents). In 2000, there were about 66 dependents (62 young and 4 old dependents) for every 100 persons in the working-age population. Never-married persons comprised more of males than females Of the household population 10 years old and over in 2007, 46.0 percent were never-married while 43.5 percent were married. The rest of the population was either widowed, divorced/separated, had common law/live-in marital arrangement, or had unknown marital status. Among never-married persons, there were more males (52.9 percent) than females (47.1 percent). Females outnumbered the males in the rest of the categories for marital status. In 2000, the proportion of never-married persons was 43.5 percent, while the proportion of married persons was 45.8 percent of the total household population 10 years old and over. More females reached higher levels of education Of the household population 5 years old and over, 31.2 percent had attended or finished elementary education while 35.8 percent had reached high school. Proportion of academic degree holders was 9.2 percent, an increase of 4.5 percentage points from 4.7 percent in 2000. More females reached higher levels of education than males as shown by higher proportion of females with academic degree (55.3 percent) and post baccalaureate courses (55.2 percent). Among the household population 5 to 24 years old, majority (62.9 percent) attended school at anytime during School Year 2007 to 2008. Almost the same proportion of males (50.1 percent) and females (49.9 percent) attended school during said school year. Number of occupied housing units increased by 30 percent From a total of 85,058 occupied housing units in 2000, the number of occupied housing units reached 110,611 in 2007, showing an increase of 30.0 percent. The number of households for every 100 occupied housing unit in 2007 was 101 households, which was lower than the ratio of 102 households for every 100 occupied housing units in 2000. The number of persons per occupied housing unit in 2007 was 4.8 persons, the same ratio reported in 2000. Most occupied housing units were made of strong materials An improvement in the materials used for the outer walls was observed in 2007. The proportion of occupied housing units with outer walls made of concrete/brick/stone increased from 32.3 percent in 2000 to 37.2 percent in 2007. On the other hand, the proportion of occupied housing units with outer walls made of bamboo/sawali/cogon/nipa dropped from 36.5 percent in 2000 to 33.4 percent in 2007. Moreover, majority (81.6 percent) of the occupied housing units in 2007 had roofs made of galvanized iron/aluminum. 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GSC Barangay Profiles IV: Infrastructure Projects
More than 1.1 billion pesos have been invested in various infrastructure projects in all 26 barangays of General Santos City between 2000 and 2008. The following link to this data.
GSC Barangay Profiles III: Current Political Leadership
The following data are for the current political leadership in various barangays.
Position Name Gender
Apopong
Punong Barangay Pacquiao, Rogelio D. M
Kagawad 1 Carreon, Calizto F. M
Kagawad 2 Dulay, Lou Bernadette C. F
Kagawad 3 Lambot, Roger R. M
Kagawad 4 Arana, Leonora C. F
Kagawad 5 Maramara, Ponciano G. M
Kagawad 6 Javier, Helen S. F
Kagawad 7 Halawig, Juliet G. F
Brgy. Secretary Bello, Orfin B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Calunsag, Quirico, Jr. M
SK Chairman Calunsag, Jane R. F
SK kagawad 1 Abila, karlo Jayson M. M
SK kagawad 2 Alvaira, Apple Jean D. F
SK kagawad 3 Tamine, Joramel G. M
SK kagawad 4 Bonita, Shelonie S. F
SK kagawad 5 Ayco, Lovely Lou B. F
SK kagawad 6 Fernandez, Ruffa Mae M. F
SK kagawad 7 Quiñonez, Reymond M
Batomelong
Punong Barangay Ngilay, Asiren S. F
Kagawad 1 Odin, Cristoto W. M
Kagawad 2 Bentaib, Alikain M. M
Kagawad 3 Ongca, Elizabeth M. F
Kagawad 4 Sanday, Abdulkarim P. F
Kagawad 5 Moraga, Julhari T. M
Kagawad 6 Samboang, Rabain J. M
Kagawad 7 Buday, Samuel L. M
Brgy. Secretary Abdurajak, Pamela T. F
Brgy. Treasurer Chio, Haron K. M
SK Chairman Bentaib, Shahara F
SK kagawad 1 Gemino, Noreen Grace S. F
SK kagawad 2 Malayon, Janice M. F
SK kagawad 3 Benito, Rodelyn B. F
SK kagawad 4 Panayaman, Wallie U. M
SK kagawad 5 Vicente, Maria Fe M. F
SK kagawad 6 Guiaman, Fanina M. F
SK kagawad 7 Tantiado, Jezelle A. F
Baluan
Punong Barangay Tinoco, Danilo C. M
Kagawad 1 Diamante, Armando N. M
Kagawad 2 Madria, Jerome J. M
Kagawad 3 Castellano, Ivan C. F
Kagawad 4 Melevo, Jeremias H. M
Kagawad 5 Tupas, Lito B. M
Kagawad 6 Usman, Rahmasuib S. M
Kagawad 7 Jardiolin, Fenie S. F
Brgy. Secretary Besa, Dennis S. M
Brgy. Treasurer Hallado, Venerando D. M
SK Chairman Naldoza, Rizza Jane C F
SK kagawad 1 Daguman, Mary Ann B. F
SK kagawad 2 Panlaan, Joemard C. M
SK kagawad 3 Taydin, Lovely A. F
SK kagawad 4 Suib, Hairoden O. M
SK kagawad 5 Rancho, Julito T. M
SK kagawad 6 Panansang, Monzir L. M
SK kagawad 7 Cole, Josie O. M
Buayan
Punong Barangay Solis, Rogelio G. M
Kagawad 1 Dela Cruz, Florida M. F
Kagawad 2 Lambac, Salihin S. F
Kagawad 3 Otañes, Beltran L. M
Kagawad 4 Sapar, Sabas C. M
Kagawad 5 Bañas, Bing O. Sr. M
Kagawad 6 Deris, Paulo E. M
Kagawad 7 Nacua, Babiolo P. M
Brgy. Secretary Valenzyela, Elvira C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Junco, Jaime V. M
SK Chairman Mascardo, Arrah Lou P. F
SK kagawad 1 Azusena, Desiree B. F
SK kagawad 2 Reyes, Joralyn G. F
SK kagawad 3 Paciente, Cliff A. M
SK kagawad 4 Gutierrez, Venus B. M
SK kagawad 5 Mauricio, Jonnalyn K. F
SK kagawad 6 Pelaco, Daisy P. F
SK kagawad 7 Lambac, Yasser B. M
Bula
Punong Barangay Declaro, Remus P. M
Kagawad 1 Granfon, Ruel E. M
Kagawad 2 Tulio, Edison D. M
Kagawad 3 Congson, Vandyke B. M
Kagawad 4 Talle, Antonio M. M
Kagawad 5 Somosot, Feliciano Jr. T. M
Kagawad 6 Gavilo, Ladislao Jr. G. M
Kagawad 7 Vargas, Pedro T. M
Brgy. Secretary Pabon, Roy B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Caseñas, Imelda R. F
SK Chairman Abatayo, Precious Pia D. F
SK kagawad 1 Somosot, Martin N. M
SK kagawad 2 Cadavos, Eduardo Jr. Y. M
SK kagawad 3 Napoles, Micheal P. M
SK kagawad 4 De Leon, Karen S. F
SK kagawad 5 Vaz, Jerel A. M
SK kagawad 6 Dolera, Kina Fe F. F
SK kagawad 7 Balolot, Yennie J. F
Calumpang
Punong Barangay Forones, Cirilo R. M
Kagawad 1 Salubre, Reynaldo E. M
Kagawad 2 Castillon, Zaldy T. F
Kagawad 3 Cabarubias, Andres A. M
Kagawad 4 Dupalco, Arthur Ryan R. M
Kagawad 5 Templado, Berlando C. M
Kagawad 6 Suscano, Arniel A. M
Kagawad 7 Cahilsot, Carlito D. M
Brgy. Secretary Mercado, Jelyn J. F
Brgy. Treasurer Battung, Wilma G. F
SK Chairman Dayap, Marianne Kathleen B. F
SK kagawad 1 Gagni, Queenie O. F
SK kagawad 2 Villaflor, Hannah M. F
SK kagawad 3 Salubre, Reyford S. M
SK kagawad 4 Layang, Almiigift C. F
SK kagawad 5 Asunto, Honey Lyn S. F
SK kagawad 6 Consolacion, Jaymar P. M
SK kagawad 7 Velos, Gilbert L. M
Conel
Punong Barangay Santos, Jose M. M
Kagawad 1 Paler, Jose D. M
Kagawad 2 Cabarles, Rolando P. M
Kagawad 3 Mascardo, Rogelio B. M
Kagawad 4 Gulle, Metodio A. M
Kagawad 5 Bitco, Elemenita L. F
Kagawad 6 Ginobatan, Samuel C. M
Kagawad 7 Datahan, Paulino S. M
Brgy. Secretary Enumerables, Rey S. M
Brgy. Treasurer Yu, Trinidad H. F
SK Chairman Macasero, Michelle B. F
SK kagawad 1 Ligason, Belly Joe P. M
SK kagawad 2 Garvida, Louie G. M
SK kagawad 3 Amoguis, Nice A. F
SK kagawad 4 Busano, Leomar L. M
SK kagawad 5 Lamberte, Jessie Clyde Benedict C. M
SK kagawad 6 Ayuste, Genmark D. M
SK kagawad 7 Olaer, Ryan R.
Dadiangas East
Punong Barangay Abao, Rosario F. M
Kagawad 1 Sevilla, Abraham V. M
Kagawad 2 Nilong, Datu S. M
Kagawad 3 Baybay, Reynaldo Jr. L. M
Kagawad 4 Sofronio, Felicilda A. F
Kagawad 5 Montaño, Alan B. M
Kagawad 6 Ladublan, Richar Dem S. M
Kagawad 7 Quilban, Edwin C. M
Brgy. Secretary Dalapo, Osias A. Jr. M
Brgy. Treasurer Atienza, Grace G. M
SK Chairman Topaz, Twinkle Mae F. F
SK kagawad 1 Chua, Rovanne S. M
SK kagawad 2 Romualdo, Ruby Rose B. F
SK kagawad 3 Asuncion, Jenny S. F
SK kagawad 4 De Guzman, Dennis G. M
SK kagawad 5 Garana, Jeffrey John R. M
SK kagawad 6 Torrecampo, Crisa C. F
SK kagawad 7 Bahusuan, Hamsia M. F
Dadiangas South
Punong Barangay Aponesto, Flora P. F
Kagawad 1 Veneracion, Joseph Alvin F. M
Kagawad 2 Miñoza, Vergie G. M
Kagawad 3 Patricio, Rosalina M. F
Kagawad 4 Pragados, Roland M. M
Kagawad 5 Ilumba, Jose Paolo L. M
Kagawad 6 Bantoto, Clemencia P. F
Kagawad 7 Catolico, Quintin C. F
Brgy. Secretary
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Pragados, Kevin Koland P. M
SK kagawad 1 Durano, Daryll B. M
SK kagawad 2 Miñoza, Emmeline B. F
SK kagawad 3 Alonto, Ann Leah S. F
SK kagawad 4 Besueno, Feri Mae B. F
SK kagawad 5 Refugio, Jona Jem S. F
SK kagawad 6 Sultan, Hasna A. F
SK kagawad 7 Jovenal, Ruben Dave S. M
Dadiangas North
Punong Barangay Lising, Alfredo E. M
Kagawad 1 Tampos, Luzviminda R. F
Kagawad 2 Cloma, Reynante C. M
Kagawad 3 Concepcion, Sumplicia M. F
Kagawad 4 Balagtas, Rafael D. M
Kagawad 5 Bautista, Noel T. M
Kagawad 6 Lim, Emilio Jr. A. M
Kagawad 7 Mejia, Arman G. M
Brgy. Secretary Butil, Odette G. F
Brgy. Treasurer Tablo, Junaila Corazon T. F
SK Chairman Mejia, Jerald Ruben A. M
SK kagawad 1 Cloma, Mark Angelo M
SK kagawad 2 Abad, Jackie Oliver P. M
SK kagawad 3 Velasco, Raymark L. M
SK kagawad 4 Custodio, Reynaldo P. M
SK kagawad 5 Diaz, Riza Grace V. F
SK kagawad 6 Sepe, Mary Rose T. F
SK kagawad 7
Dadiangas West
Punong Barangay Acharon, Edgar C. M
Kagawad 1 Acharon, Yolando B. M
Kagawad 2 Aparente, Pablo R. M
Kagawad 3 Perez, Florentino A. M
Kagawad 4 Gutang, Sammy C. M
Kagawad 5 Taporco, Linda D. F
Kagawad 6 Arce, Alan L. M
Kagawad 7 Sultan, Alex A. M
Brgy. Secretary Montero, Elizabeth C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Camacho, Elvira V. F
SK Chairman Aparente, Jorge A. M
SK kagawad 1 Paler, Rodolph Q. M
SK kagawad 2 Galdo, Johnrex B. M
SK kagawad 3 Dayupay, Marinell I. F
SK kagawad 4 Trazo, Mary Joie G. F
SK kagawad 5 Francisco, Zaldy B. F
SK kagawad 6 Suriaga, Catherine O. F
SK kagawad 7 Ejurango, April Joy Q. F
Fatima
Punong Barangay Toyogon, Leonardo Sr. M. M
Kagawad 1 Jayoma, Roger A. M
Kagawad 2 Matobato, Josephine P. F
Kagawad 3 Alboroto, Marcelo F. M
Kagawad 4 Cordero, Johnny M. M
Kagawad 5 Gomez, Martino N. M
Kagawad 6 Ibea, Marilou S. M
Kagawad 7 Veniegas, Cesar M. M
Brgy. Secretary Dionaldo, Miraflor J. F
Brgy. Treasurer Soler, Mary Anne E. F
SK Chairman Tagalogon, Roy A. M
SK kagawad 1 Villamor, Chammy Fe. G F
SK kagawad 2 Quipo, Arlyn Jane C. F
SK kagawad 3 Laurel, Chutche P. F
SK kagawad 4 Batiller, Janiza C. F
SK kagawad 5 Modin, Fahd C. M
SK kagawad 6 Alegado, Leodonie T. F
SK kagawad 7 Rebusa, Louie Jay C. M
Labangal
Punong Barangay Clapis, Reynaldo B. M
Kagawad 1 Flores, Avelino J. M
Kagawad 2 Hepte, Melchor B. M
Kagawad 3 Abing, Reynaldo S. M
Kagawad 4 Balabat, Efren A. M
Kagawad 5 Catulpos, Elmer V. M
Kagawad 6 Saway, Kahidan P. M
Kagawad 7 Baylon, Santos C. M
Brgy. Secretary Cristobal, Cicilia B. F
Brgy. Treasurer Ortigas, Henry D. M
SK Chairman Ellivera, krysler Louie F. M
SK kagawad 1 Micoy, Aiza Jane K. F
SK kagawad 2 Cruz, Cherry Marie Irish D. F
SK kagawad 3 Pialogo, Jhan Noli C. M
SK kagawad 4 Gonzales, Karen Joy P. F
SK kagawad 5 Tipay, Daryll C. M
SK kagawad 6 Monsales, Raymond N. M
SK kagawad 7 Sim, Devie Rose M. F
Katangawan
Punong Barangay Herceda, Remie R. F
Kagawad 1 Gentoba, Bernardo P. M
Kagawad 2 Rivera, Georgina M. F
Kagawad 3 Nobleza, Apolinario S. M
Kagawad 4 Peñol, Benedicto P. M
Kagawad 5 Alcarde, Rene C. M
Kagawad 6 Aldave, Lani S. F
Kagawad 7 Arinzol, Ricardo G. Sr. M
Brgy. Secretary Cabinta, Ivy A. F
Brgy. Treasurer Am-Is, Carmelo Sr., S. F
SK Chairman Lanticse, Jamaica P. F
SK kagawad 1 Basuel, Dionisio Jr. D. M
SK kagawad 2 Aldave, Gerald B. M
SK kagawad 3 Dayanan, Jeanvive S. F
SK kagawad 4 Anas, Demer V. M
SK kagawad 5 Arinzol, Richel S. F
SK kagawad 6 Geraga, Dennis N. M
SK kagawad 7 Altares, Francis Edgar E. M
Lagao
Punong Barangay Avila, Minardo L. III M
Kagawad 1 Regalado, Albert P. M
Kagawad 2 Eturma, Adgardo C. M
Kagawad 3 Alegado, Pablito S. M
Kagawad 4 Leyson, Eduardo D. III M
Kagawad 5 Santos, Teodora Q. F
Kagawad 6 Yumang, George G. M
Kagawad 7 Blando, Jonathan T. M
Brgy. Secretary
Brgy. Treasurer Dagum, Jimmy S. M
SK Chairman Blando, Sunshine M. F
SK kagawad 1 Arriola, Chryslene M. F
SK kagawad 2 Escalante, Jessica B. F
SK kagawad 3 Dela Peña, Glenuel Y. M
SK kagawad 4 Nonol, Karl V. M
SK kagawad 5 Dequito, Lhea Helena L. F
SK kagawad 6 Cunanan, Krisite Mae S. F
SK kagawad 7 Villa Gracia, Precious V. F
Ligaya
Punong Barangay Tapel, Eugene E. Sr. M
Kagawad 1 Africa, Lorna C. F
Kagawad 2 Cerna, Rolando V. M
Kagawad 3 Tobias, Hanzir C. M
Kagawad 4 Salindal, Benbenor T. M
Kagawad 5 Maranguit, Angelita T. F
Kagawad 6 Bermudes, Carlo M. M
Kagawad 7 Balabis, Yolando M. M
Brgy. Secretary Quilog, Juliet A. F
Brgy. Treasurer Amantillo, Corazon G. F
SK Chairman Tapel, Mae Ann A. F
SK kagawad 1 Tapel, Rexie Rue B. F
SK kagawad 2 Lim, Annie Rose T. F
SK kagawad 3 Bermudez, Don Xydel F. M
SK kagawad 4 Rivera, Jay Ann M. F
SK kagawad 5 Reymon, Harold Jade T. M
SK kagawad 6 Vega, Emelita R. F
SK kagawad 7 Cariño, Irene Cleo T. F
Olympog
Punong Barangay Gulle, Abeto A. M
Kagawad 1 Amora, Apolonio D. Sr. M
Kagawad 2 Miego, Rogelio G. M
Kagawad 3 Cabunilas, Irji G. M
Kagawad 4 Rodriguez, Herlito R. M
Kagawad 5 Adiser, Lucio C. M
Kagawad 6 Guymon, John L. M
Kagawad 7 Fuentes, Cirilo V. M
Brgy. Secretary Cabanilla, Jennefer B. F
Brgy. Treasurer Garingo, Presie D. F
SK Chairman Gulle, Shelamie C. F
SK kagawad 1 Guymon, Mary Grace M. F
SK kagawad 2 Deligero, Ronavie A. F
SK kagawad 3 Pelonia, Venus A. M
SK kagawad 4 Deligero, Richelyn P. F
SK kagawad 5 Puentenegra, Catherine L. F
SK kagawad 6 Diza, Rubelyn L. F
SK kagawad 7 Cariño, Ellen Mae B. F
Mabuhay
Punong Barangay Parreñas, Wilfredo L. M
Kagawad 1 Valles, Perfecto L. M
Kagawad 2 Duran, Romulo O. M
Kagawad 3 Villanueva, Rene C. M
Kagawad 4 Jordan, Victor D. M
Kagawad 5 Arca, Andres T. M
Kagawad 6 Lauron, Antonio T. M
Kagawad 7 Paras, Florentino E. M
Brgy. Secretary Marayan, Sonny G. Jr. M
Brgy. Treasurer Quijano, Cherlita M. F
SK Chairman Ungui, Ildefonso L. M
SK kagawad 1 Pasilaban, Antonio Q. M
SK kagawad 2 Pugay, Charish D. F
SK kagawad 3 Oftana, Jessa E. F
SK kagawad 4 Magbanua, Geraldine I. F
SK kagawad 5 Marabe, Jene Rose B. F
SK kagawad 6 Danis, Mac Donald M. M
SK kagawad 7 Batbatan, Jane C. F
San Isidro
Punong Barangay Salangsang, Renato O. M
Kagawad 1 Sosombrado, Abelardo A. M
Kagawad 2 Quinto, Nilda F
Kagawad 3 Manansala, Marly G. F
Kagawad 4 Yumang, Emmanuel G. M
Kagawad 5 Lacap, Ricardo S. M
Kagawad 6 Manaloto, Renato C. M
Kagawad 7 Cunanan, Juliet R. F
Brgy. Secretary Mayo, Danilito T. M
Brgy. Treasurer Perfas, Eleonor A. F
SK Chairman Cunanan, John Ruel R. M
SK kagawad 1 Gamboa, Hanna Mae A. F
SK kagawad 2 Bacalso, Geli Glays L. F
SK kagawad 3 Garbo, Riley M
SK kagawad 4 De Mesa, Pearl D. F
SK kagawad 5 Tagupa, Fretchie S. F
SK kagawad 6 Berdigay, Ember Joanne P. F
SK kagawad 7 Tagoto, Cynthia Lou P. F
San Jose
Punong Barangay Belgica, Alfredo V. Sr. M
Kagawad 1 Duldoco, Mae Ailen A. F
Kagawad 2 Salas, Ernesto S. M
Kagawad 3 Gawan, Loreto P. M
Kagawad 4 Paidumama, Abdul Rahim S. M
Kagawad 5 Oczon, Edison T. M
Kagawad 6 Balunto, Ronald B. M
Kagawad 7 Sulanting, Crispin M. M
Brgy. Secretary Dequito, Danilo D. M
Brgy. Treasurer Balaso, Edna S. F
SK Chairman Papasin, Ellona Jean B. F
SK kagawad 1 Punzalan, Jessa O. F
SK kagawad 2 Tara, Ludy S. M
SK kagawad 3 Gatdula, Jairene Jay D. M
SK kagawad 4 Canoy, Aprilyn R. F
SK kagawad 5 Sespense, Ceasar Ian O. M
SK kagawad 6 Pancho, Rodelo C. M
SK kagawad 7 Sespense, Jonna Mae O. F
Tambler
Punong Barangay Bualan, Abdulbasit D. M
Kagawad 1 Calinawan, Carlos L. M
Kagawad 2 Muñez, Lucy S. F
Kagawad 3 Andong, Samir, L. M
Kagawad 4 Ebhrahim, Monjelin H. F
Kagawad 5 Asunto, Uldarico N. Jr. M
Kagawad 6 Yang, Anecito P. M
Kagawad 7 Damie, Harris B. M
Brgy. Secretary Mercado, Roy B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Bolatano, Reynante M
SK Chairman Yang, Al Hussien J. M
SK kagawad 1 Leones, Neressa Y. F
SK kagawad 2 Muñez, Shelouyn S. F
SK kagawad 3 Balbarino, Irish A. F
SK kagawad 4 Asunto, Jeziel F. F
SK kagawad 5 Enguito, Ivy Mae M. F
SK kagawad 6 Villar, Christine Joy A. F
SK kagawad 7
Sinawal
Punong Barangay Lozano, Dominador O. M
Kagawad 1 Olarte, Antonio C. M
Kagawad 2 Canacan, Millary T. F
Kagawad 3 Acharon, Ricardo A. M
Kagawad 4 Fuentes, Leonardo T. M
Kagawad 5 Lagala, Eldifonso L. M
Kagawad 6 Empal, Ronnie A. M
Kagawad 7 Bautista, Jeferson A. M
Brgy. Secretary Salinas, Thelma C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Empal, Sonia B. F
SK Chairman Lozano, Liwayway B. F
SK kagawad 1 Talawi, Kenneth S. M
SK kagawad 2 Torribiano, Mary Claire C. F
SK kagawad 3 Maglasang, Reymond F. M
SK kagawad 4 Maglasang, Regen N. F
SK kagawad 5 Muya, Angelie T. F
SK kagawad 6 Guiban, Chere Lyn D. F
SK kagawad 7 Salinas, Maria Reena Jade M. F
Tinagacan
Punong Barangay Musa, Abdillah D. M
Kagawad 1 Bautista, Cesar C. M
Kagawad 2 Panayaman, Hamerin K. M
Kagawad 3 Rabaya, Francisco A. M
Kagawad 4 Macion,Edna C. F
Kagawad 5 Nacis, Abraham M. M
Kagawad 6 Oñas, Zaldy A. F
Kagawad 7 Sinoy, Romerico C. M
Brgy. Secretary Tizon, Fely M. F
Brgy. Treasurer Sarabosquez, Orminda T. F
SK Chairman Baguio, Irene C. F
SK kagawad 1 Nasis, Ivan James M. M
SK kagawad 2 Bañas, Lydio B. M
SK kagawad 3 Sanz, Divine F. F
SK kagawad 4 Dambong, Monsar P. M
SK kagawad 5 Danial, Aichael G. M
SK kagawad 6 Salanio, Jerome A. M
SK kagawad 7 Hassan, Mohammad Adnan C. F
Siguel
Punong Barangay Jugarap, Jerry M M
Kagawad 1 Baladad, Erlinda P. F
Kagawad 2 Sande, Jesus S. M
Kagawad 3 Sayre, Tahel H. M
Kagawad 4 Jugarap, Victor D. M
Kagawad 5 Jugarap, Bernardo F. M
Kagawad 6 Reynado, Paulita C. F
Kagawad 7
Brgy. Secretary Dingcong, Erlyn M. F
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Pepito, Jackielyn E. F
SK kagawad 1 Alontong, Macmac K. M
SK kagawad 2 Ybañez, Adelrose L. F
SK kagawad 3 Silungan, Adjalal O. jr. M
SK kagawad 4 Batua, Jaykie S. M
SK kagawad 5
SK kagawad 6
SK kagawad 7
Upper Labay
Punong Barangay Baton, Azucena L F
Kagawad 1 Maguan, Melton S. M
Kagawad 2 Marquez, Angelito L. M
Kagawad 3 Santiago, Ruben L. M
Kagawad 4 Parasan, Ruben S. M
Kagawad 5 Muyso, Mily C. F
Kagawad 6 Baton, Cenon L. F
Kagawad 7 Sago, Celso B. M
Brgy. Secretary Pragoso, Ferdinand A. M
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Balunto, kevin S. M
SK kagawad 1 magyan, Danilo P. M
SK kagawad 2 Sarad, Irene D. F
SK kagawad 3 Pangilan, Ricky S. M
SK kagawad 4 Lanubay, Mary Jane B. F
SK kagawad 5 Parasan, Phebe Girl A. F
SK kagawad 6 Muyso, Generose M. F
SK kagawad 7 Parasan, Reymond O. M
Reference: Department of Interior and Local Government
Position Name Gender
Apopong
Punong Barangay Pacquiao, Rogelio D. M
Kagawad 1 Carreon, Calizto F. M
Kagawad 2 Dulay, Lou Bernadette C. F
Kagawad 3 Lambot, Roger R. M
Kagawad 4 Arana, Leonora C. F
Kagawad 5 Maramara, Ponciano G. M
Kagawad 6 Javier, Helen S. F
Kagawad 7 Halawig, Juliet G. F
Brgy. Secretary Bello, Orfin B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Calunsag, Quirico, Jr. M
SK Chairman Calunsag, Jane R. F
SK kagawad 1 Abila, karlo Jayson M. M
SK kagawad 2 Alvaira, Apple Jean D. F
SK kagawad 3 Tamine, Joramel G. M
SK kagawad 4 Bonita, Shelonie S. F
SK kagawad 5 Ayco, Lovely Lou B. F
SK kagawad 6 Fernandez, Ruffa Mae M. F
SK kagawad 7 Quiñonez, Reymond M
Batomelong
Punong Barangay Ngilay, Asiren S. F
Kagawad 1 Odin, Cristoto W. M
Kagawad 2 Bentaib, Alikain M. M
Kagawad 3 Ongca, Elizabeth M. F
Kagawad 4 Sanday, Abdulkarim P. F
Kagawad 5 Moraga, Julhari T. M
Kagawad 6 Samboang, Rabain J. M
Kagawad 7 Buday, Samuel L. M
Brgy. Secretary Abdurajak, Pamela T. F
Brgy. Treasurer Chio, Haron K. M
SK Chairman Bentaib, Shahara F
SK kagawad 1 Gemino, Noreen Grace S. F
SK kagawad 2 Malayon, Janice M. F
SK kagawad 3 Benito, Rodelyn B. F
SK kagawad 4 Panayaman, Wallie U. M
SK kagawad 5 Vicente, Maria Fe M. F
SK kagawad 6 Guiaman, Fanina M. F
SK kagawad 7 Tantiado, Jezelle A. F
Baluan
Punong Barangay Tinoco, Danilo C. M
Kagawad 1 Diamante, Armando N. M
Kagawad 2 Madria, Jerome J. M
Kagawad 3 Castellano, Ivan C. F
Kagawad 4 Melevo, Jeremias H. M
Kagawad 5 Tupas, Lito B. M
Kagawad 6 Usman, Rahmasuib S. M
Kagawad 7 Jardiolin, Fenie S. F
Brgy. Secretary Besa, Dennis S. M
Brgy. Treasurer Hallado, Venerando D. M
SK Chairman Naldoza, Rizza Jane C F
SK kagawad 1 Daguman, Mary Ann B. F
SK kagawad 2 Panlaan, Joemard C. M
SK kagawad 3 Taydin, Lovely A. F
SK kagawad 4 Suib, Hairoden O. M
SK kagawad 5 Rancho, Julito T. M
SK kagawad 6 Panansang, Monzir L. M
SK kagawad 7 Cole, Josie O. M
Buayan
Punong Barangay Solis, Rogelio G. M
Kagawad 1 Dela Cruz, Florida M. F
Kagawad 2 Lambac, Salihin S. F
Kagawad 3 Otañes, Beltran L. M
Kagawad 4 Sapar, Sabas C. M
Kagawad 5 Bañas, Bing O. Sr. M
Kagawad 6 Deris, Paulo E. M
Kagawad 7 Nacua, Babiolo P. M
Brgy. Secretary Valenzyela, Elvira C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Junco, Jaime V. M
SK Chairman Mascardo, Arrah Lou P. F
SK kagawad 1 Azusena, Desiree B. F
SK kagawad 2 Reyes, Joralyn G. F
SK kagawad 3 Paciente, Cliff A. M
SK kagawad 4 Gutierrez, Venus B. M
SK kagawad 5 Mauricio, Jonnalyn K. F
SK kagawad 6 Pelaco, Daisy P. F
SK kagawad 7 Lambac, Yasser B. M
Bula
Punong Barangay Declaro, Remus P. M
Kagawad 1 Granfon, Ruel E. M
Kagawad 2 Tulio, Edison D. M
Kagawad 3 Congson, Vandyke B. M
Kagawad 4 Talle, Antonio M. M
Kagawad 5 Somosot, Feliciano Jr. T. M
Kagawad 6 Gavilo, Ladislao Jr. G. M
Kagawad 7 Vargas, Pedro T. M
Brgy. Secretary Pabon, Roy B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Caseñas, Imelda R. F
SK Chairman Abatayo, Precious Pia D. F
SK kagawad 1 Somosot, Martin N. M
SK kagawad 2 Cadavos, Eduardo Jr. Y. M
SK kagawad 3 Napoles, Micheal P. M
SK kagawad 4 De Leon, Karen S. F
SK kagawad 5 Vaz, Jerel A. M
SK kagawad 6 Dolera, Kina Fe F. F
SK kagawad 7 Balolot, Yennie J. F
Calumpang
Punong Barangay Forones, Cirilo R. M
Kagawad 1 Salubre, Reynaldo E. M
Kagawad 2 Castillon, Zaldy T. F
Kagawad 3 Cabarubias, Andres A. M
Kagawad 4 Dupalco, Arthur Ryan R. M
Kagawad 5 Templado, Berlando C. M
Kagawad 6 Suscano, Arniel A. M
Kagawad 7 Cahilsot, Carlito D. M
Brgy. Secretary Mercado, Jelyn J. F
Brgy. Treasurer Battung, Wilma G. F
SK Chairman Dayap, Marianne Kathleen B. F
SK kagawad 1 Gagni, Queenie O. F
SK kagawad 2 Villaflor, Hannah M. F
SK kagawad 3 Salubre, Reyford S. M
SK kagawad 4 Layang, Almiigift C. F
SK kagawad 5 Asunto, Honey Lyn S. F
SK kagawad 6 Consolacion, Jaymar P. M
SK kagawad 7 Velos, Gilbert L. M
Conel
Punong Barangay Santos, Jose M. M
Kagawad 1 Paler, Jose D. M
Kagawad 2 Cabarles, Rolando P. M
Kagawad 3 Mascardo, Rogelio B. M
Kagawad 4 Gulle, Metodio A. M
Kagawad 5 Bitco, Elemenita L. F
Kagawad 6 Ginobatan, Samuel C. M
Kagawad 7 Datahan, Paulino S. M
Brgy. Secretary Enumerables, Rey S. M
Brgy. Treasurer Yu, Trinidad H. F
SK Chairman Macasero, Michelle B. F
SK kagawad 1 Ligason, Belly Joe P. M
SK kagawad 2 Garvida, Louie G. M
SK kagawad 3 Amoguis, Nice A. F
SK kagawad 4 Busano, Leomar L. M
SK kagawad 5 Lamberte, Jessie Clyde Benedict C. M
SK kagawad 6 Ayuste, Genmark D. M
SK kagawad 7 Olaer, Ryan R.
Dadiangas East
Punong Barangay Abao, Rosario F. M
Kagawad 1 Sevilla, Abraham V. M
Kagawad 2 Nilong, Datu S. M
Kagawad 3 Baybay, Reynaldo Jr. L. M
Kagawad 4 Sofronio, Felicilda A. F
Kagawad 5 Montaño, Alan B. M
Kagawad 6 Ladublan, Richar Dem S. M
Kagawad 7 Quilban, Edwin C. M
Brgy. Secretary Dalapo, Osias A. Jr. M
Brgy. Treasurer Atienza, Grace G. M
SK Chairman Topaz, Twinkle Mae F. F
SK kagawad 1 Chua, Rovanne S. M
SK kagawad 2 Romualdo, Ruby Rose B. F
SK kagawad 3 Asuncion, Jenny S. F
SK kagawad 4 De Guzman, Dennis G. M
SK kagawad 5 Garana, Jeffrey John R. M
SK kagawad 6 Torrecampo, Crisa C. F
SK kagawad 7 Bahusuan, Hamsia M. F
Dadiangas South
Punong Barangay Aponesto, Flora P. F
Kagawad 1 Veneracion, Joseph Alvin F. M
Kagawad 2 Miñoza, Vergie G. M
Kagawad 3 Patricio, Rosalina M. F
Kagawad 4 Pragados, Roland M. M
Kagawad 5 Ilumba, Jose Paolo L. M
Kagawad 6 Bantoto, Clemencia P. F
Kagawad 7 Catolico, Quintin C. F
Brgy. Secretary
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Pragados, Kevin Koland P. M
SK kagawad 1 Durano, Daryll B. M
SK kagawad 2 Miñoza, Emmeline B. F
SK kagawad 3 Alonto, Ann Leah S. F
SK kagawad 4 Besueno, Feri Mae B. F
SK kagawad 5 Refugio, Jona Jem S. F
SK kagawad 6 Sultan, Hasna A. F
SK kagawad 7 Jovenal, Ruben Dave S. M
Dadiangas North
Punong Barangay Lising, Alfredo E. M
Kagawad 1 Tampos, Luzviminda R. F
Kagawad 2 Cloma, Reynante C. M
Kagawad 3 Concepcion, Sumplicia M. F
Kagawad 4 Balagtas, Rafael D. M
Kagawad 5 Bautista, Noel T. M
Kagawad 6 Lim, Emilio Jr. A. M
Kagawad 7 Mejia, Arman G. M
Brgy. Secretary Butil, Odette G. F
Brgy. Treasurer Tablo, Junaila Corazon T. F
SK Chairman Mejia, Jerald Ruben A. M
SK kagawad 1 Cloma, Mark Angelo M
SK kagawad 2 Abad, Jackie Oliver P. M
SK kagawad 3 Velasco, Raymark L. M
SK kagawad 4 Custodio, Reynaldo P. M
SK kagawad 5 Diaz, Riza Grace V. F
SK kagawad 6 Sepe, Mary Rose T. F
SK kagawad 7
Dadiangas West
Punong Barangay Acharon, Edgar C. M
Kagawad 1 Acharon, Yolando B. M
Kagawad 2 Aparente, Pablo R. M
Kagawad 3 Perez, Florentino A. M
Kagawad 4 Gutang, Sammy C. M
Kagawad 5 Taporco, Linda D. F
Kagawad 6 Arce, Alan L. M
Kagawad 7 Sultan, Alex A. M
Brgy. Secretary Montero, Elizabeth C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Camacho, Elvira V. F
SK Chairman Aparente, Jorge A. M
SK kagawad 1 Paler, Rodolph Q. M
SK kagawad 2 Galdo, Johnrex B. M
SK kagawad 3 Dayupay, Marinell I. F
SK kagawad 4 Trazo, Mary Joie G. F
SK kagawad 5 Francisco, Zaldy B. F
SK kagawad 6 Suriaga, Catherine O. F
SK kagawad 7 Ejurango, April Joy Q. F
Fatima
Punong Barangay Toyogon, Leonardo Sr. M. M
Kagawad 1 Jayoma, Roger A. M
Kagawad 2 Matobato, Josephine P. F
Kagawad 3 Alboroto, Marcelo F. M
Kagawad 4 Cordero, Johnny M. M
Kagawad 5 Gomez, Martino N. M
Kagawad 6 Ibea, Marilou S. M
Kagawad 7 Veniegas, Cesar M. M
Brgy. Secretary Dionaldo, Miraflor J. F
Brgy. Treasurer Soler, Mary Anne E. F
SK Chairman Tagalogon, Roy A. M
SK kagawad 1 Villamor, Chammy Fe. G F
SK kagawad 2 Quipo, Arlyn Jane C. F
SK kagawad 3 Laurel, Chutche P. F
SK kagawad 4 Batiller, Janiza C. F
SK kagawad 5 Modin, Fahd C. M
SK kagawad 6 Alegado, Leodonie T. F
SK kagawad 7 Rebusa, Louie Jay C. M
Labangal
Punong Barangay Clapis, Reynaldo B. M
Kagawad 1 Flores, Avelino J. M
Kagawad 2 Hepte, Melchor B. M
Kagawad 3 Abing, Reynaldo S. M
Kagawad 4 Balabat, Efren A. M
Kagawad 5 Catulpos, Elmer V. M
Kagawad 6 Saway, Kahidan P. M
Kagawad 7 Baylon, Santos C. M
Brgy. Secretary Cristobal, Cicilia B. F
Brgy. Treasurer Ortigas, Henry D. M
SK Chairman Ellivera, krysler Louie F. M
SK kagawad 1 Micoy, Aiza Jane K. F
SK kagawad 2 Cruz, Cherry Marie Irish D. F
SK kagawad 3 Pialogo, Jhan Noli C. M
SK kagawad 4 Gonzales, Karen Joy P. F
SK kagawad 5 Tipay, Daryll C. M
SK kagawad 6 Monsales, Raymond N. M
SK kagawad 7 Sim, Devie Rose M. F
Katangawan
Punong Barangay Herceda, Remie R. F
Kagawad 1 Gentoba, Bernardo P. M
Kagawad 2 Rivera, Georgina M. F
Kagawad 3 Nobleza, Apolinario S. M
Kagawad 4 Peñol, Benedicto P. M
Kagawad 5 Alcarde, Rene C. M
Kagawad 6 Aldave, Lani S. F
Kagawad 7 Arinzol, Ricardo G. Sr. M
Brgy. Secretary Cabinta, Ivy A. F
Brgy. Treasurer Am-Is, Carmelo Sr., S. F
SK Chairman Lanticse, Jamaica P. F
SK kagawad 1 Basuel, Dionisio Jr. D. M
SK kagawad 2 Aldave, Gerald B. M
SK kagawad 3 Dayanan, Jeanvive S. F
SK kagawad 4 Anas, Demer V. M
SK kagawad 5 Arinzol, Richel S. F
SK kagawad 6 Geraga, Dennis N. M
SK kagawad 7 Altares, Francis Edgar E. M
Lagao
Punong Barangay Avila, Minardo L. III M
Kagawad 1 Regalado, Albert P. M
Kagawad 2 Eturma, Adgardo C. M
Kagawad 3 Alegado, Pablito S. M
Kagawad 4 Leyson, Eduardo D. III M
Kagawad 5 Santos, Teodora Q. F
Kagawad 6 Yumang, George G. M
Kagawad 7 Blando, Jonathan T. M
Brgy. Secretary
Brgy. Treasurer Dagum, Jimmy S. M
SK Chairman Blando, Sunshine M. F
SK kagawad 1 Arriola, Chryslene M. F
SK kagawad 2 Escalante, Jessica B. F
SK kagawad 3 Dela Peña, Glenuel Y. M
SK kagawad 4 Nonol, Karl V. M
SK kagawad 5 Dequito, Lhea Helena L. F
SK kagawad 6 Cunanan, Krisite Mae S. F
SK kagawad 7 Villa Gracia, Precious V. F
Ligaya
Punong Barangay Tapel, Eugene E. Sr. M
Kagawad 1 Africa, Lorna C. F
Kagawad 2 Cerna, Rolando V. M
Kagawad 3 Tobias, Hanzir C. M
Kagawad 4 Salindal, Benbenor T. M
Kagawad 5 Maranguit, Angelita T. F
Kagawad 6 Bermudes, Carlo M. M
Kagawad 7 Balabis, Yolando M. M
Brgy. Secretary Quilog, Juliet A. F
Brgy. Treasurer Amantillo, Corazon G. F
SK Chairman Tapel, Mae Ann A. F
SK kagawad 1 Tapel, Rexie Rue B. F
SK kagawad 2 Lim, Annie Rose T. F
SK kagawad 3 Bermudez, Don Xydel F. M
SK kagawad 4 Rivera, Jay Ann M. F
SK kagawad 5 Reymon, Harold Jade T. M
SK kagawad 6 Vega, Emelita R. F
SK kagawad 7 Cariño, Irene Cleo T. F
Olympog
Punong Barangay Gulle, Abeto A. M
Kagawad 1 Amora, Apolonio D. Sr. M
Kagawad 2 Miego, Rogelio G. M
Kagawad 3 Cabunilas, Irji G. M
Kagawad 4 Rodriguez, Herlito R. M
Kagawad 5 Adiser, Lucio C. M
Kagawad 6 Guymon, John L. M
Kagawad 7 Fuentes, Cirilo V. M
Brgy. Secretary Cabanilla, Jennefer B. F
Brgy. Treasurer Garingo, Presie D. F
SK Chairman Gulle, Shelamie C. F
SK kagawad 1 Guymon, Mary Grace M. F
SK kagawad 2 Deligero, Ronavie A. F
SK kagawad 3 Pelonia, Venus A. M
SK kagawad 4 Deligero, Richelyn P. F
SK kagawad 5 Puentenegra, Catherine L. F
SK kagawad 6 Diza, Rubelyn L. F
SK kagawad 7 Cariño, Ellen Mae B. F
Mabuhay
Punong Barangay Parreñas, Wilfredo L. M
Kagawad 1 Valles, Perfecto L. M
Kagawad 2 Duran, Romulo O. M
Kagawad 3 Villanueva, Rene C. M
Kagawad 4 Jordan, Victor D. M
Kagawad 5 Arca, Andres T. M
Kagawad 6 Lauron, Antonio T. M
Kagawad 7 Paras, Florentino E. M
Brgy. Secretary Marayan, Sonny G. Jr. M
Brgy. Treasurer Quijano, Cherlita M. F
SK Chairman Ungui, Ildefonso L. M
SK kagawad 1 Pasilaban, Antonio Q. M
SK kagawad 2 Pugay, Charish D. F
SK kagawad 3 Oftana, Jessa E. F
SK kagawad 4 Magbanua, Geraldine I. F
SK kagawad 5 Marabe, Jene Rose B. F
SK kagawad 6 Danis, Mac Donald M. M
SK kagawad 7 Batbatan, Jane C. F
San Isidro
Punong Barangay Salangsang, Renato O. M
Kagawad 1 Sosombrado, Abelardo A. M
Kagawad 2 Quinto, Nilda F
Kagawad 3 Manansala, Marly G. F
Kagawad 4 Yumang, Emmanuel G. M
Kagawad 5 Lacap, Ricardo S. M
Kagawad 6 Manaloto, Renato C. M
Kagawad 7 Cunanan, Juliet R. F
Brgy. Secretary Mayo, Danilito T. M
Brgy. Treasurer Perfas, Eleonor A. F
SK Chairman Cunanan, John Ruel R. M
SK kagawad 1 Gamboa, Hanna Mae A. F
SK kagawad 2 Bacalso, Geli Glays L. F
SK kagawad 3 Garbo, Riley M
SK kagawad 4 De Mesa, Pearl D. F
SK kagawad 5 Tagupa, Fretchie S. F
SK kagawad 6 Berdigay, Ember Joanne P. F
SK kagawad 7 Tagoto, Cynthia Lou P. F
San Jose
Punong Barangay Belgica, Alfredo V. Sr. M
Kagawad 1 Duldoco, Mae Ailen A. F
Kagawad 2 Salas, Ernesto S. M
Kagawad 3 Gawan, Loreto P. M
Kagawad 4 Paidumama, Abdul Rahim S. M
Kagawad 5 Oczon, Edison T. M
Kagawad 6 Balunto, Ronald B. M
Kagawad 7 Sulanting, Crispin M. M
Brgy. Secretary Dequito, Danilo D. M
Brgy. Treasurer Balaso, Edna S. F
SK Chairman Papasin, Ellona Jean B. F
SK kagawad 1 Punzalan, Jessa O. F
SK kagawad 2 Tara, Ludy S. M
SK kagawad 3 Gatdula, Jairene Jay D. M
SK kagawad 4 Canoy, Aprilyn R. F
SK kagawad 5 Sespense, Ceasar Ian O. M
SK kagawad 6 Pancho, Rodelo C. M
SK kagawad 7 Sespense, Jonna Mae O. F
Tambler
Punong Barangay Bualan, Abdulbasit D. M
Kagawad 1 Calinawan, Carlos L. M
Kagawad 2 Muñez, Lucy S. F
Kagawad 3 Andong, Samir, L. M
Kagawad 4 Ebhrahim, Monjelin H. F
Kagawad 5 Asunto, Uldarico N. Jr. M
Kagawad 6 Yang, Anecito P. M
Kagawad 7 Damie, Harris B. M
Brgy. Secretary Mercado, Roy B. M
Brgy. Treasurer Bolatano, Reynante M
SK Chairman Yang, Al Hussien J. M
SK kagawad 1 Leones, Neressa Y. F
SK kagawad 2 Muñez, Shelouyn S. F
SK kagawad 3 Balbarino, Irish A. F
SK kagawad 4 Asunto, Jeziel F. F
SK kagawad 5 Enguito, Ivy Mae M. F
SK kagawad 6 Villar, Christine Joy A. F
SK kagawad 7
Sinawal
Punong Barangay Lozano, Dominador O. M
Kagawad 1 Olarte, Antonio C. M
Kagawad 2 Canacan, Millary T. F
Kagawad 3 Acharon, Ricardo A. M
Kagawad 4 Fuentes, Leonardo T. M
Kagawad 5 Lagala, Eldifonso L. M
Kagawad 6 Empal, Ronnie A. M
Kagawad 7 Bautista, Jeferson A. M
Brgy. Secretary Salinas, Thelma C. F
Brgy. Treasurer Empal, Sonia B. F
SK Chairman Lozano, Liwayway B. F
SK kagawad 1 Talawi, Kenneth S. M
SK kagawad 2 Torribiano, Mary Claire C. F
SK kagawad 3 Maglasang, Reymond F. M
SK kagawad 4 Maglasang, Regen N. F
SK kagawad 5 Muya, Angelie T. F
SK kagawad 6 Guiban, Chere Lyn D. F
SK kagawad 7 Salinas, Maria Reena Jade M. F
Tinagacan
Punong Barangay Musa, Abdillah D. M
Kagawad 1 Bautista, Cesar C. M
Kagawad 2 Panayaman, Hamerin K. M
Kagawad 3 Rabaya, Francisco A. M
Kagawad 4 Macion,Edna C. F
Kagawad 5 Nacis, Abraham M. M
Kagawad 6 Oñas, Zaldy A. F
Kagawad 7 Sinoy, Romerico C. M
Brgy. Secretary Tizon, Fely M. F
Brgy. Treasurer Sarabosquez, Orminda T. F
SK Chairman Baguio, Irene C. F
SK kagawad 1 Nasis, Ivan James M. M
SK kagawad 2 Bañas, Lydio B. M
SK kagawad 3 Sanz, Divine F. F
SK kagawad 4 Dambong, Monsar P. M
SK kagawad 5 Danial, Aichael G. M
SK kagawad 6 Salanio, Jerome A. M
SK kagawad 7 Hassan, Mohammad Adnan C. F
Siguel
Punong Barangay Jugarap, Jerry M M
Kagawad 1 Baladad, Erlinda P. F
Kagawad 2 Sande, Jesus S. M
Kagawad 3 Sayre, Tahel H. M
Kagawad 4 Jugarap, Victor D. M
Kagawad 5 Jugarap, Bernardo F. M
Kagawad 6 Reynado, Paulita C. F
Kagawad 7
Brgy. Secretary Dingcong, Erlyn M. F
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Pepito, Jackielyn E. F
SK kagawad 1 Alontong, Macmac K. M
SK kagawad 2 Ybañez, Adelrose L. F
SK kagawad 3 Silungan, Adjalal O. jr. M
SK kagawad 4 Batua, Jaykie S. M
SK kagawad 5
SK kagawad 6
SK kagawad 7
Upper Labay
Punong Barangay Baton, Azucena L F
Kagawad 1 Maguan, Melton S. M
Kagawad 2 Marquez, Angelito L. M
Kagawad 3 Santiago, Ruben L. M
Kagawad 4 Parasan, Ruben S. M
Kagawad 5 Muyso, Mily C. F
Kagawad 6 Baton, Cenon L. F
Kagawad 7 Sago, Celso B. M
Brgy. Secretary Pragoso, Ferdinand A. M
Brgy. Treasurer
SK Chairman Balunto, kevin S. M
SK kagawad 1 magyan, Danilo P. M
SK kagawad 2 Sarad, Irene D. F
SK kagawad 3 Pangilan, Ricky S. M
SK kagawad 4 Lanubay, Mary Jane B. F
SK kagawad 5 Parasan, Phebe Girl A. F
SK kagawad 6 Muyso, Generose M. F
SK kagawad 7 Parasan, Reymond O. M
Reference: Department of Interior and Local Government
GSC Barangay Profiles II: Tourism and Economic Potentials
Below are the information attributed to the 26 barangays of General Santos City with respect to their tourism and economic potentials.
Apopong
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. CFC Resort
2. Springville Spring Resort
3. Olaer Spring Resort
4. Philippine Public Safety College
5. General Santos City Reformatory Center
6. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University - IBED Espina
Baluan
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Cebbans Resort
2. Capuchin's Priory
3. Franciscan Retreat Center
4. Bangus Ponds
5. Bakawan Forest
Batomelong
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Barangay Multi-Purpose Solar Dryer
2. Quarrying/Small scale mining
Buayan
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Rajah Buayan Airstrip
2. Philippine Army Camp
3. Salt Factory
Bula
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Chevron Depot
2. Shell Depot
3. Coca-Cola Bottling Plant
4. Bombo Radyo AM/FM Stations
5. Amigo Hotel
6. Food Terminal
7. Royeca Aqua/Fishpond
8. Sto. Nino Parish Church
9. Bangus Ponds
Calumpang
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Dole Wharf
2. National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
3. General Milling
4. RD Fishing Group
5. Holy Cross Parish Church
6. Antonio Acharon Sports Complex
7. Bureau of Fire Protection Regional Office
8. Canon Migliaccio School
9. Dried Fish Areas
City Heights
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. St. Michael Parish Church
2. GSC Doctors Medical School Foundation
3. Mindanao Medical Center
4. Pueblo Resort
5. LC5 Resort
6. Wizard Academy
7. NCCC Wholesale Depot
8. Hope Christian Academy
9. AGBIM (Assembly of God Bible Institute of Mindanao)
10. GSC Doctors Hospital
11. SDA Southern Mission
12. ECA Realty Compound
13. JMP Building
Conel
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Klaja Karst Land
2. Malakong Wall
3. Bunga Spring
4. Amsekong Falls
Dad East
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University
2. Bayan Telecommunications
3. Mindanao State University - High School Campus
4. Development Bank of the Philippines
5. GSC Freedom Park (Oval Plaza)
6. Jollibee National Highway
Dad North
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. RO Diagan Cooperative Hospital
2. Holy Trinity College
3. AMA Computer College
4. Bulaong Over Land Terminal
5. Bureau of Internal Revenue Bldg
6. Phela Grande Convention Center
Dad South
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Public Market
2. Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Church
3. Ramon Magsaysay Memorial College
4. Golden State College
5. PLDT/Piltel Bldg.
6. Dadiangas South Elementary School
7. Notre Dame of Dadiangas for Girls (old campus)
8. JMP Building
Dad West
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Camp Fermin G. Lira
2. Golden State College
3. GFI College
4. GSC City Hall (New and Old Buildings)
5. GSC Sanggunian Panlungsod Building
6. Plaza Heneral Santos
7. Sydney Hotel
8. Phela Grande Hotel
9. Philippine National Red Cross Building
10. Jose Catolico Puericulture Center
11. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Building
12. Iglesia ni Cristo
12. SDA Church
13. RD Plaza
14. UCCP Central Church
Fatima
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Mindanao State University
2. GSC Alternative International Airport
3. Fatima Parish Church
Katangawan
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Marcellin Foundation
2. Pioneer Seeds
3. Johnny Ang National High School
Labangal
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Makar Port
2. Pescarich Corporation
3. WGA
4. Social Security System
5. Solid Shipping Container Area
Lagao
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. St. Peter and Paul Parish Church
2. Gaisano Mall of Gensan
3. Robinson's Place
4. Brokenshire College SOCSKSARGEN Inc.
5. East Asia Royale Hotel
6. DXCP/Diocesan Media Center
7. GSC Lagao Gym
8. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University - IBED Campus
9. Sagittarius Mines Inc.
10. SOCSARGEN County Hospital
11. SOCOTECO II
12. National Food Authority
13. KCC Mall of Gensan
14. General Santos Water District
15. General Santos District Hospital
16. Passionist Novitiate Area
17. STI Campus
18. Family Country Hotel and Convention Center
19. Sta. Lucia/Colinas Verdes Homes
20. Agan Centro Subdivision
21. Notre Dame of Lagao (old campus)
22. Knights of Columbus Hall
Ligaya
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. University of Santo Tomas
2. Madrasah Complex (Purok Kamasi)
3. Quarrying/Small Scale Mining
Mabuhay
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Gawad Kalinga - Promise Land
2. NIA Irrigation Dam (Purok Intake)
3. Nopol Hills
4. Habitat Subdivisions
5. GK Homes
San Isidro
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Notre Dame of General Santos City
2. Meljoi's Resort
3. Cambridge Farms and Resort
4. Montesorri School of General Santos City
5. GMA 7 Station
6. ABS-CBN 2 Station
7. ABCD Stars
8. Our Lady of Manaoag Chapel (Dominican Youth Center)
9. GSCWD Pumping Stations
Siguel
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Water Gran Resort
2. Marist Beach
3. Passionist Beach
4. RD Ranch/Prayer Mountains
Sinawal
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Amadeo Banana Plantation
2. Lisa's Farms
3. SOCSKSARGEN Masonic Center
Tambler
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Fishport
2. PNP Regional Office
3. Cargill Plant
4. Tropicana Resort and Hotel
5. Sarangani Highlands
6. PPSA Shooting Grounds
Tinagacan
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Our Lady of Refuge Dangpanan Foundation
Olympog
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Balakayo Hills
Upper Labay
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Mango Plantation Farms
2. Tinalak Weaving
Disclaimer:
Opinions are entirely attributed to the results of the environmental scoping conducted by the International Institute of Community Development and Transformation (IICDT) and the Philippine Societal Advancement throught Research and Educational Initiative, Inc. (PSAREI)
Apopong
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. CFC Resort
2. Springville Spring Resort
3. Olaer Spring Resort
4. Philippine Public Safety College
5. General Santos City Reformatory Center
6. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University - IBED Espina
Baluan
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Cebbans Resort
2. Capuchin's Priory
3. Franciscan Retreat Center
4. Bangus Ponds
5. Bakawan Forest
Batomelong
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Barangay Multi-Purpose Solar Dryer
2. Quarrying/Small scale mining
Buayan
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Rajah Buayan Airstrip
2. Philippine Army Camp
3. Salt Factory
Bula
Existing and Possible Tourism and Economic Potentials:
1. Chevron Depot
2. Shell Depot
3. Coca-Cola Bottling Plant
4. Bombo Radyo AM/FM Stations
5. Amigo Hotel
6. Food Terminal
7. Royeca Aqua/Fishpond
8. Sto. Nino Parish Church
9. Bangus Ponds
Calumpang
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Dole Wharf
2. National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
3. General Milling
4. RD Fishing Group
5. Holy Cross Parish Church
6. Antonio Acharon Sports Complex
7. Bureau of Fire Protection Regional Office
8. Canon Migliaccio School
9. Dried Fish Areas
City Heights
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. St. Michael Parish Church
2. GSC Doctors Medical School Foundation
3. Mindanao Medical Center
4. Pueblo Resort
5. LC5 Resort
6. Wizard Academy
7. NCCC Wholesale Depot
8. Hope Christian Academy
9. AGBIM (Assembly of God Bible Institute of Mindanao)
10. GSC Doctors Hospital
11. SDA Southern Mission
12. ECA Realty Compound
13. JMP Building
Conel
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Klaja Karst Land
2. Malakong Wall
3. Bunga Spring
4. Amsekong Falls
Dad East
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University
2. Bayan Telecommunications
3. Mindanao State University - High School Campus
4. Development Bank of the Philippines
5. GSC Freedom Park (Oval Plaza)
6. Jollibee National Highway
Dad North
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. RO Diagan Cooperative Hospital
2. Holy Trinity College
3. AMA Computer College
4. Bulaong Over Land Terminal
5. Bureau of Internal Revenue Bldg
6. Phela Grande Convention Center
Dad South
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Public Market
2. Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Church
3. Ramon Magsaysay Memorial College
4. Golden State College
5. PLDT/Piltel Bldg.
6. Dadiangas South Elementary School
7. Notre Dame of Dadiangas for Girls (old campus)
8. JMP Building
Dad West
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Camp Fermin G. Lira
2. Golden State College
3. GFI College
4. GSC City Hall (New and Old Buildings)
5. GSC Sanggunian Panlungsod Building
6. Plaza Heneral Santos
7. Sydney Hotel
8. Phela Grande Hotel
9. Philippine National Red Cross Building
10. Jose Catolico Puericulture Center
11. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Building
12. Iglesia ni Cristo
12. SDA Church
13. RD Plaza
14. UCCP Central Church
Fatima
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Mindanao State University
2. GSC Alternative International Airport
3. Fatima Parish Church
Katangawan
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Marcellin Foundation
2. Pioneer Seeds
3. Johnny Ang National High School
Labangal
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Makar Port
2. Pescarich Corporation
3. WGA
4. Social Security System
5. Solid Shipping Container Area
Lagao
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. St. Peter and Paul Parish Church
2. Gaisano Mall of Gensan
3. Robinson's Place
4. Brokenshire College SOCSKSARGEN Inc.
5. East Asia Royale Hotel
6. DXCP/Diocesan Media Center
7. GSC Lagao Gym
8. Notre Dame of Dadiangas University - IBED Campus
9. Sagittarius Mines Inc.
10. SOCSARGEN County Hospital
11. SOCOTECO II
12. National Food Authority
13. KCC Mall of Gensan
14. General Santos Water District
15. General Santos District Hospital
16. Passionist Novitiate Area
17. STI Campus
18. Family Country Hotel and Convention Center
19. Sta. Lucia/Colinas Verdes Homes
20. Agan Centro Subdivision
21. Notre Dame of Lagao (old campus)
22. Knights of Columbus Hall
Ligaya
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. University of Santo Tomas
2. Madrasah Complex (Purok Kamasi)
3. Quarrying/Small Scale Mining
Mabuhay
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Gawad Kalinga - Promise Land
2. NIA Irrigation Dam (Purok Intake)
3. Nopol Hills
4. Habitat Subdivisions
5. GK Homes
San Isidro
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Notre Dame of General Santos City
2. Meljoi's Resort
3. Cambridge Farms and Resort
4. Montesorri School of General Santos City
5. GMA 7 Station
6. ABS-CBN 2 Station
7. ABCD Stars
8. Our Lady of Manaoag Chapel (Dominican Youth Center)
9. GSCWD Pumping Stations
Siguel
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Water Gran Resort
2. Marist Beach
3. Passionist Beach
4. RD Ranch/Prayer Mountains
Sinawal
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Amadeo Banana Plantation
2. Lisa's Farms
3. SOCSKSARGEN Masonic Center
Tambler
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. GSC Fishport
2. PNP Regional Office
3. Cargill Plant
4. Tropicana Resort and Hotel
5. Sarangani Highlands
6. PPSA Shooting Grounds
Tinagacan
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Our Lady of Refuge Dangpanan Foundation
Olympog
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Balakayo Hills
Upper Labay
Existing and Possible Tourism Potentials:
1. Mango Plantation Farms
2. Tinalak Weaving
Disclaimer:
Opinions are entirely attributed to the results of the environmental scoping conducted by the International Institute of Community Development and Transformation (IICDT) and the Philippine Societal Advancement throught Research and Educational Initiative, Inc. (PSAREI)
GSC Barangay Profiles I: Demographic Data
Below are the basic information attributed to the 26 barangays of General Santos City
General Santos City
Land Area 536.06 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 411,822
Pop. (2007) 529,542
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3.53 %
Apopong
Land Area 19.07 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 29,365
Pop. (2007) 43,596
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 8%
Baluan
Land Area 10.04 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,633
Pop. (2007) 6,611
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Batomelong
Land Area 15.87 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 3,344
Pop. (2007) 3,624
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Buayan
Land Area 4.93 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 8,470
Pop. (2007) 9,778
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Bula
Land Area 2.93 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 32,420
Pop. (2007) 34,697
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 7%
Calumpang
Land Area 7.89 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 47,872
Pop. (2007) 67,832
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 13%
City Heights
Land Area 4.75 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 20,896
Pop. (2007) 23,503
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 4%
Conel
Land Area 51.56 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,642
Pop. (2007) 9,303
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad East
Land Area 0.61 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 5,840
Pop. (2007) 5,882
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Dad North
Land Area 0.97 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 9,883
Pop. (2007) 10,675
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad South
Land Area 0.61 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,632
Pop. (2007) 8,083
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad West
Land Area 0.86 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 16,196
Pop. (2007) 18,253
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3%
Fatima
Land Area 24.98 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 48,080
Pop. (2007) 67,309
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 13%
Katangawan
Land Area 19.13 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,603
Pop. (2007) 10,636
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Labangal
Land Area 12.52 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 46,960
Pop. (2007) 57,769
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 11%
Lagao
Land Area 12.5 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 42,903
Pop. (2007) 47,953
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 9%
Ligaya
Land Area 6.67 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 3,175
Pop. (2007) 3,758
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Mabuhay
Land Area 38.44 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 10,380
Pop. (2007) 14,519
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3%
Olympog
Land Area 22.51 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 2,285
Pop. (2007) 2,797
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
San Isidro
Land Area 14.72 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 27,068
Pop. (2007) 38,980
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 7%
San Jose
Land Area 38.09 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 6,196
Pop. (2007) 7,651
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Siguel
Land Area 52.87 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,358
Pop. (2007) 8,238
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Sinawal
Land Area 68.76 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,570
Pop. (2007) 10,861
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Tambler
Land Area 57.74 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,080
Pop. (2007) 9,189
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Tinagacan
Land Area 23.59 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,131
Pop. (2007) 5,134
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Upper Labay
Land Area 23.45 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 2,658
Pop. (2007) 2,911
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
References
National Statistics Office http://www.census.gov.ph/
General Santos City
Land Area 536.06 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 411,822
Pop. (2007) 529,542
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3.53 %
Apopong
Land Area 19.07 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 29,365
Pop. (2007) 43,596
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 8%
Baluan
Land Area 10.04 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,633
Pop. (2007) 6,611
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Batomelong
Land Area 15.87 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 3,344
Pop. (2007) 3,624
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Buayan
Land Area 4.93 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 8,470
Pop. (2007) 9,778
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Bula
Land Area 2.93 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 32,420
Pop. (2007) 34,697
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 7%
Calumpang
Land Area 7.89 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 47,872
Pop. (2007) 67,832
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 13%
City Heights
Land Area 4.75 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 20,896
Pop. (2007) 23,503
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 4%
Conel
Land Area 51.56 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,642
Pop. (2007) 9,303
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad East
Land Area 0.61 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 5,840
Pop. (2007) 5,882
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Dad North
Land Area 0.97 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 9,883
Pop. (2007) 10,675
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad South
Land Area 0.61 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,632
Pop. (2007) 8,083
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Dad West
Land Area 0.86 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 16,196
Pop. (2007) 18,253
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3%
Fatima
Land Area 24.98 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 48,080
Pop. (2007) 67,309
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 13%
Katangawan
Land Area 19.13 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,603
Pop. (2007) 10,636
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Labangal
Land Area 12.52 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 46,960
Pop. (2007) 57,769
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 11%
Lagao
Land Area 12.5 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 42,903
Pop. (2007) 47,953
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 9%
Ligaya
Land Area 6.67 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 3,175
Pop. (2007) 3,758
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Mabuhay
Land Area 38.44 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 10,380
Pop. (2007) 14,519
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 3%
Olympog
Land Area 22.51 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 2,285
Pop. (2007) 2,797
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
San Isidro
Land Area 14.72 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 27,068
Pop. (2007) 38,980
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 7%
San Jose
Land Area 38.09 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 6,196
Pop. (2007) 7,651
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Siguel
Land Area 52.87 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,358
Pop. (2007) 8,238
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Sinawal
Land Area 68.76 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 7,570
Pop. (2007) 10,861
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Tambler
Land Area 57.74 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,080
Pop. (2007) 9,189
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 2%
Tinagacan
Land Area 23.59 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 4,131
Pop. (2007) 5,134
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
Upper Labay
Land Area 23.45 sq.km
Pop. (2000) 2,658
Pop. (2007) 2,911
Pop. Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1%
References
National Statistics Office http://www.census.gov.ph/
Monday, February 16, 2009
Census 2007: City Barangays
| Barangay | Total Population |
| GENERAL SANTOS CITY (DADIANGAS) | 529,542 |
| Baluan | 6,611 |
| Buayan | 9,778 |
| Bula | 34,697 |
| Conel | 9,303 |
| Dadiangas East (Pob.) | 5,882 |
| Katangawan | 10,636 |
| Lagao (1st & 3rd) | 47,953 |
| Labangal | 57,769 |
| Ligaya | 3,758 |
| Mabuhay | 14,519 |
| San Isidro (Lagao 2nd) | 38,980 |
| San Jose | 7,651 |
| Sinawal | 10,861 |
| Tambler | 9,189 |
| Tinagacan | 5,134 |
| Apopong | 43,596 |
| Siguel | 8,238 |
| Upper Labay | 2,911 |
| Batomelong | 3,624 |
| Calumpang | 67,832 |
| City Heights | 23,503 |
| Dadiangas North | 10,675 |
| Dadiangas South | 8,083 |
| Dadiangas West | 18,253 |
| Fatima | 67,309 |
| Olympog | 2,797 |
* Excludes General Santos City. 1 Created into a barangay under Resolution No. 2. Series of 1988 and Resolution No. 170, Sangguniang Panlalawigan of South Cotabato; ratified on June 30, 2003; taken from barangay Poblacion. | |
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