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Summary of Barangays Prone to Taal Volcano Base Surge Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF VOLCANOLOGY AND SEISMOLOGY SUMMARY OF BARANGAYS PRONE TO TAAL VOLCANO BASE SURGE (As of 21 January 2020) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS AGONCILLO Adia Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Bagong Sikat Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Balangon Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Banyaga Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Bilibinwang Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Bangin Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Barigon Largely (86%) Small portion BATANGAS AGONCILLO Coral Na Munti Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Guitna Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Mabini Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Pamiga Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Panhulan Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Pansipit Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Poblacion Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Pook Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO San Jacinto Largely (66%) Partly BATANGAS AGONCILLO San Teodoro Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Santa Cruz Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Santo Tomas Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Subic Ibaba Total - BATANGAS AGONCILLO Subic Ilaya Total - Small portion Largely BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Dominador West (0.8%) Small portion Largely BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Pinagkurusan (3%) BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Ping-As Largely (86%) Small portion BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Poblacion East Partly (37%) Largely BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Poblacion West Largely (52%) Partly BATANGAS ALITAGTAG San Jose Small portion Largely (3%) BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Santa Cruz Largely (73%) Partly BATANGAS ALITAGTAG Tadlac Largely (88%) Small portion BATANGAS BALETE Alangilan Partly (45%) Partly BATANGAS BALETE Calawit Total - BATANGAS BALETE Looc Total - BATANGAS BALETE Magapi Total - BATANGAS BALETE Makina Total - NOTE: Hazard Data, PHIVOLCS 2011; Administrative boundaries (PSA, 2016) are approximate and not authoritative *Percentage of area prone to base surge 1 PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS BALETE Malabanan Largely (77%) Partly BATANGAS BALETE Palsara Total - BATANGAS BALETE Poblacion Total - BATANGAS BALETE Sala Total - BATANGAS BALETE Sampalocan Total - BATANGAS BALETE Solis Total - BATANGAS BALETE San Sebastian Total - BATANGAS CUENCA Balagbag Largely (73%) Partly BATANGAS CUENCA Calumayin Total - BATANGAS CUENCA Don Juan Largely (95%) Small portion BATANGAS CUENCA Pinagkaisahan Small portion Largely (0.65%) BATANGAS CUENCA San Felipe Partly (41%) Partly BATANGAS CUENCA Barangay 7 (Pob.) Partly (36%) Largely BATANGAS CUENCA Barangay 8 (Pob.) Largely (61%) Partly BATANGAS LAUREL As-Is Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Balakilong Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Berinayan Largely (99%) Small portion BATANGAS LAUREL Bugaan East Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Bugaan West Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Buso-buso Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Gulod Total - BATANGAS LAUREL J. Leviste Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Molinete Largely (76%) Partly BATANGAS LAUREL Niyugan Small portion Largely (13%) BATANGAS LAUREL Paliparan Partly (44%) Partly BATANGAS LAUREL Barangay 1 (Pob) Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Barangay 2 (Pob Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Barangay 3 (Pob Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Barangay 4 (Pob Total - BATANGAS LAUREL Barangay 5 (Pob Total - BATANGAS LAUREL San Gabriel Total - BATANGAS LAUREL San Gregorio Partly Largely BATANGAS LAUREL Santa Maria Largely (64%) Partly BATANGAS LAUREL Ticub Largely (83%) Small portion BATANGAS LEMERY Anak-Dagat Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Arumahan Small portion Largely (0.15%) BATANGAS LEMERY Ayao-iyao Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Bagong Pook Largely (81%) Small portion BATANGAS LEMERY Bagong Sikat Total - NOTE: Hazard Data, PHIVOLCS 2011; Administrative boundaries (PSA, 2016) are approximate and not authoritative *Percentage of area prone to base surge 2 PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS LEMERY Balanga Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Bukal Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Cahilan I Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Cahilan II Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Dayapan Largely (65%) Partly BATANGAS LEMERY Dita Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Gulod Small portion Largely (19%) BATANGAS LEMERY Lucky Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Mahabang Dahilig Partly (40%) Largely BATANGAS LEMERY Maguihan Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Mahayahay Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Maigsing Dahilig Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Maligaya Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Malinis Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Mataas Na Bayan Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Matingain I Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Matingain II Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Niugan Partly (33%) Largely BATANGAS LEMERY Nonong Casto Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Palanas Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Payapa Ilaya Small portion Largely (10%) BATANGAS LEMERY District I (Pob) Total - BATANGAS LEMERY District II (Pob) Total - BATANGAS LEMERY District III (Pob) Total - BATANGAS LEMERY District IV (Pob) Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Rizal Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Sambal Ilaya Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Sambal Ibaba Total - BATANGAS LEMERY San Isidro Ibaba Total - BATANGAS LEMERY San Isidro Itaas Largely (61%) Partly BATANGAS LEMERY Sangalang Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Sinisian East Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Sinisian West Partly (30%) Largely BATANGAS LEMERY Tubigan Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Wawa Ibaba Total - BATANGAS LEMERY Wawa Ilaya Total - BATANGAS LIPA CITY Bagong Pook Partly Largely BATANGAS LIPA CITY Bulaklakan Largely (55%) Partly BATANGAS LIPA CITY Duhatan Partly (39%) Largely BATANGAS LIPA CITY Halang Total - NOTE: Hazard Data, PHIVOLCS 2011; Administrative boundaries (PSA, 2016) are approximate and not authoritative *Percentage of area prone to base surge 3 PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS MALVAR Bilucao (San Isidro Total - Western) BATANGAS MALVAR Bulihan Partly (28%) Largely BATANGAS MALVAR San Gregorio Total - BATANGAS MALVAR San Isidro East Total - BATANGAS MALVAR San Juan Partly (30%) Largely BATANGAS MALVAR San Pedro II Largely (51%) Partly (Western) BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Bayorbor Largely (86%) Small portion BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Bubuyan Partly (42%) Partly BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Kinalaglagan Total - BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Loob Small portion Largely (12%) BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Lumang Lipa Total - BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Manggahan Largely (93%) Small portion BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Nangkaan Total - BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY San Sebastian Largely (63%) Partly BATANGAS MATAASNAKAHOY Santol Small portion Largely (15%) BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Abelo Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Balete Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Baluk-baluk Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Bancoro Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Bangin Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Calangay Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Hipit Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Maabud North Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Maabud South Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Munlawin Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Pansipit Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Poblacion Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Santo Niño Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Sinturisan Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Tagudtod Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Talang Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Alas-as Total - BATANGAS SAN NICOLAS Pulang-Bato Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Antipolo Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Bihis Largely (98%) Small portion BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Burol Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Calayaan Small portion Largely (3%) BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Calumala Total - NOTE: Hazard Data, PHIVOLCS 2011; Administrative boundaries (PSA, 2016) are approximate and not authoritative *Percentage of area prone to base surge 4 PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Cuta East Largely (57%) Partly BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Cutang Cawayan Largely (74%) Partly BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Poblacion I Largely (81%) Small portion BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Saimsim Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Sinipian Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Tambo Ibaba Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Tambo Ilaya Total - BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Poblacion II Small portion Largely (12%) BATANGAS SANTA TERESITA Poblacion III Partial (21%) Largely BATANGAS TAAL Apacay Total - BATANGAS TAAL Balisong Total - BATANGAS TAAL Bihis Partly (30%) Largely BATANGAS TAAL Bolbok Total - BATANGAS TAAL Buli Largely (74%) Partly BATANGAS TAAL Butong Largely (77%) Partly BATANGAS TAAL Carasuche Total - BATANGAS TAAL Cawit Total - BATANGAS TAAL Caysasay Total - BATANGAS TAAL Cubamba Total - BATANGAS TAAL Cultihan Total - BATANGAS TAAL Gahol Total - BATANGAS TAAL Halang Total BATANGAS TAAL Iba Largely (66%) Partly BATANGAS TAAL Ilog Partly (43) Partly BATANGAS TAAL Imamawo Partly (36%) Largely BATANGAS TAAL Ipil Total - BATANGAS TAAL Luntal Total - BATANGAS TAAL Mahabang Lodlod Total - BATANGAS TAAL Niogan Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 1 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 2 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 3 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 4 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 5 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 6 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 7 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 8 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 9 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 10 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 11 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 12 Total - NOTE: Hazard Data, PHIVOLCS 2011; Administrative boundaries (PSA, 2016) are approximate and not authoritative *Percentage of area prone to base surge 5 PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAYS PRONE* SAFE BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 13 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Poblacion 14 Total - BATANGAS TAAL Pook Total - BATANGAS TAAL Seiran Total - BATANGAS TAAL Laguile Total - BATANGAS TAAL Latag Total - BATANGAS TAAL Tierra ALta Total - BATANGAS TAAL Tulo Total - BATANGAS TAAL Tatlong Maria Total - BATANGAS TAAL Pansol Partly (0.05%) Largely safe BATANGAS TALISAY Aya Largely (66%) Partly BATANGAS TALISAY Balas Total - BATANGAS TALISAY Banga Total - BATANGAS TALISAY Buco Total - BATANGAS TALISAY Caloocan Largely (97%) Small portion BATANGAS TALISAY Leynes Total
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