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BARANGAY
ESTEFANIA |
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Punong Barangay :
Valenzuela, Diosdado A.
Kagawad:
Cadagat, Ben
Cuaycong, Thea
Tingson, Jerry
Hofilena, Jessie
Melgar, Catherine
Moncera, Sergio Jr
Pineda, Nelson
Contact Numbers:
434-7608; 707-2196
Population -
18,691
Land Area -
1082.3512 has.
No. of Puroks
- 20
No.
of Day Care Centers - 6 |
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Volunteer doctors conducted
"Operation Tuli" as part of their barangay health program. |
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HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
Barangay Estefania before and until now is widely known for its large
tracts of agricultural lands, more commonly called haciendas, owned by
prominent families known for their benevolent in donating some of their
properties for social and charitable purposes. These families include,
among others, the Maravilla and Gonzaga clans. Estefania Maravilla,
considerd the matriarch of the Maravilla family was a spinster and
Roman, his nephew, was fortunate to inherit all her properties after her
death.
When communities were organized to become
barrios the name Estefania came in handy and the birth or Barrio
Esrtifania came in to being. Said name was found further social
acceptance when Roman Maravilla donated portion of his property for the
establishment of the Estefania,Elem. School.
During the Marcos cra, when barangay were
organized, Barrio Estefania became Barangay Estefania as it is now.
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Date chartered:
May 1, 1962
Bacolod City Ordinances No. 109
Series of 1962
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PHYSICAL
PROFILE
Land Area - 1,082.3512
hectares/10,823,512 sq. m.
Topogaphy - Relatively plain w/ Cabacuan and Ngalan River passing
along the Brgy.
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BOUNDARIES |
| North |
Municipality
of Talisay |
| Northwest |
Barangay
Bata |
| West |
Barangay
Mandalagan |
| Southwest |
Barangay
Villamonte |
| South |
Barangay
Vista Alegre |
| East |
Barangay
Granada |
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CLASSIFICATION:
Rural
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Land
Area Distribution |
| Residents |
50% |
| Agricultural |
40% |
| Others |
10% |
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POPULATION
PROFILE
Constraints and Limitations
The population cencus of the national statistic
office (NSO) in 1995 revealed that the population was 15,719 W/ annual
growth rate of 1.88%, it can be concluded to be now approximately
17,000. However, the same does not include the areas located in the
northern portion of Barangay Estefania w/c includes, among others, La
Harencia Subd. Troso and other injoining area
The POPCOM survey is the basic of this population
profile. However, the same is limited and in incomplete due to the
following reason.
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La herencia Subd.
Troso anad other joining areas in the northern portion of the
barangay was not reached by the survey.
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some families refused
to be interviewed due to obvious reason and other most specially
those in private subdivision. Were no reached by the survey as they
were out during its conduct.
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The newly transferred
families in Tierra Minerva Subd. And the newly relocated families In
the Fotune Towne Relocation Project were not included in the survey.
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| Total
Population |
15,719 |
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Male |
4,643 |
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Female |
4,648 |
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No. Of Houses |
1,960 |
| Total
No. Of Families |
2,129 |
| Average
Family Size |
4 |
| Average
Household Size |
4 |
| Population
Density |
9
Persons/ha |
| Sex
Ratio |
(Total
male pop’n/Total femalepop’n) 100 (1,643/4,648) x
100=99.90%,W/r means that there are 100 males for every 100
females. |
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Barangays:
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19,
20,
21, 22, 23,
24, 25, 26,
27, 28, 29,
30, 31, 32,
33, 34, 35,
36, 37, 38,
39, 40, 41,
Alangilan, Alijis, Banago,
Bata, Cabug, Estefania,
Felisa, Granada,
Handumanan, Mandalagan, Mansilingan,
Montevista, Pahanocoy,
Punta-taytay, Singcang-Airport,
Sum-ag, Taculing,
Tangub, Villamonte, Vista
Alegre |
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