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Barangay Profiles 2019 – Itogon BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON VISION AND MISSION Vision: We envision our Barangay a progressive, peaceful, community ecologically balanced, energized, culturally enriched, community managed by religious, educated, learned , healthy, self reliant and cooperative citizens living in a politically, socially, economically and spiritually developed. Mission: We are willfully committed to serve patiently, resourcefully and work transparently with the active participation, cooperation and support of responsive, loyal citizenry of Barangay Tinongdan in coordination and partnership with Government Agencies and Non-government Agencies of all sectors in the effective implementation of developed programs and projects. 1| P a g e BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON I. GENERAL INFORMATION Origin of Barangay Name. Long time ago, there lived in the community a person named Ching. He was very popular to the people because of his hospitality and kindness. Many people even from distant places loved to visit him at his place. Whenever travelers pass by and the people ask their destination, the reply of the travelers would always be tus-Ching, an Ibaloi phrase which means ‘to visit Ching’. From then on, the community people knew every traveler was going to Ching’s place. Soon the place became known to be called ‘Tu-Ching’. The name was changed later on and was pronounced as Tuding, which up to now is still the name of the locality. Early Settlers. The following table contains the names of the families which are known to be the first settlers in the area. It also shows the order of entry of the different ethnic groups into the barangay. Known early settlers YEAR LIST OF KNOWN EARLY SETTLERS Founding Families: 1890 Ducayag Clan (Ibaloi) 1895 Nicolas Comilang Family (Lowlanders/ Marcos Comilang/Guillermo Comilang-Angelo Dolonela/Nicolas Comilang) 1909 Kid-ing Family; Kid-ing married Mr. George Miles Icard, an American prospector in 1903. Later, Kid-ing formed a union with BUANGAN. They had three (3) children as follows: SERAFINO (born 1916), BOB (born 1920), AMBED (born 1922) 1920’s – 1930’s Kankana-ey migration took place as opportunities for mine works opened Order of entry of settlers from different ethnic groups 1. Kankana-ey 3. Tagalog 2. Ilocano 4. Pangasinense Source: Itogon ADSDPP Creation of the Barangay. Barangay Tuding was created on November 22, 1900. Legal Basis of Creation. Creation of eight (8) barrios under the Philippine Commission Act No. 1876 dated August 18, 1948; Tuding, Ampucao, Dalupirip, Gumatdang, Loacan, Poblacion, Tinongdan, and Virac. PD No. 3590 – Revised Barrio Charter PD No. 557 – Declaration of all barrios in the Philippines Location. Barangay Tuding is located at northwest part of Itogon. It is bounded by Barangay Loacan to the north, Barangay Gumatdang to the south, Barangay Loacan to the east and the city of Baguio to the west. The municipal hall is located 18 kilometers away from the barangay. The Provincial Capitol in La Trinidad is 14 kilometers away while the city of Baguio is 8 kilometers away with the barangay hall as the reference point. 2| P a g e BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Election Data. After the elections held on October 19, 2007, it was evident that more than half of the voting population exercised their right to suffrage. Out of the 3,444 who registered, 66.46% or 2,289 actually voted from the 17 different clustered precints. II. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE A. Population Population by Age Group and Sex. The table below contains the population distribution of Barangay Tuding according to age group and sex. Out of the total population of 9,676 that was recorded in 2018, 52.05% were males and 47.94% were females. Population distribution by age group and sex (2018) Age Male Female Total 0-5 23 25 48 6-11 61 57 118 12-23 79 79 158 24-35 88 90 178 36-47 102 74 176 48-59 83 80 163 60-71 128 112 240 6-9 310 286 596 10-14 263 367 630 15-19 638 390 1028 20-24 396 351 747 25-29 373 311 648 30-34 376 347 723 35-39 381 326 707 40-44 342 358 700 45-49 281 318 599 50-54 309 276 585 55-59 241 237 478 60-64 211 213 424 65-69 172 180 352 70 & Above 180 162 348 TOTAL 5037 4639 9676 Source: Barangay Profile of Tuding, 2018 (Barangay Consolidated Survey) Population Density. It refers to the ratio of the number of persons per hectare or per square kilometer. It is an index of geographical distribution computed by dividing the total number of population by estimated land area of a given geographical unit or political entity. The population density of the barangay in 2018 was 19.49 which mean there were 20 persons per hectare. B. Number of Households Barangay Tuding have a total of 5,560 households in 2019. The average household size is four. It can be computed by dividing the total population by the total number of household. The succeeding table shows the Total number of population and households of 2019. 3| P a g e BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Number of Population and Household PUROK/ SITIO MALE FEMALE TOTAL HOUSEHOLD FAMILY NO. BAGUIO GOLD 265 262 527 150 152 PROPER 287 274 558 158 160 DOMILOS 184 191 375 91 91 NAMNAMA 102 96 198 46 46 SIBAL 104 147 251 51 51 EASTERN SLIDE 159 18 317 66 76 WESTERN SLIDE 240 191 431 72 72 MINAC 193 187 380 107 107 BAY-O 312 311 523 152 152 SAGADA HILL 374 362 736 176 176 BINANGA NORTE 135 152 287 72 72 YANGGACAN/ALPHAVILLE 217 151 368 104 104 BINANGA SUR 225 242 527 110 112 BINATANGAN/MONTERRAZAS 230 225 455 225 229 LOWER MANGGA 483 432 915 228 229 UPPER MANGGA 204 227 431 121 121 BUA EAST 240 237 477 131 133 BUA WEST 184 135 319 111 111 BELENG 187 177 364 84 84 NAIBA 236 248 484 170 173 LOWER LUCNAB 242 234 476 91 91 CUPAIO 79 70 149 33 33 ABEO 18 11 29 10 10 TOTAL 4900 4777 9677 2560 2585 Source: Barangay Profile of Tuding 2019; BHS Survey C. Dialect Spoken The dialects mainly used by the residents are the Ibaloi and Kankana-ey. There are also people who make use of other dialects such as Ilocano. Meanwhile, the Filipino (Tagalog) and the English languages are used secondarily especially in public and institutional places. D. Livelihood Business or trading is one of the major sources of livelihood for the residents of Barangay Tuding. It is probably due to the fact that the barangay is located near the city of Baguio. Some are also laborers. II. NATURAL/PHYSICAL PROFILE A. Land Area and Land Use Barangay Tuding is the smallest in the municipality of Itogon in terms of area. It has a total land area of 501.10 hectares which is 1% of the total lire of the municipality. The existing land area of Tuding is classified according to its issues. These are detailed in the following table. 4| P a g e BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Existing land use in the barangay Major Land Uses Area (Hectares) Land Use Alienable and Disposable Agricultural Areas 4.52 0.90 Settlement/Built-up Areas 345.77 69.00 Open/Grassland 45.23 9.03 Forest 95.23 19.00 Others (Water bodies & 10.35 2.07 roads) TOTAL 501.10 100 Source: Barangay Profile of Tuding, 2004 B. Topography and Slope The barangay is generally nearly level or flat which are utilized as agricultural lands and settlement areas. Topography Range Description Estimated Area 0-3% Nearly level 345.77 3-8% Very gently sloping 4.52 8-18% Gently sloping to undulating 45.23 18-30% Sloping to moderately steep 10.35 30-50% Moderately to very steep 95.23 50 and above Very steep TOTAL 501.10 Source: Barangay Profile of Dalupirip, 2004 C. Soil Type The soil type of Barangay Tuding is classified as Bakakeng sandy clay loam. D. Climate The climate characterized by two distinct seasonal patterns, the wet and the dry. The wet season is experienced from May to October and the dry season for the rest of the year. III. ECONOMIC PROFILE A. Agricultural Production Crop Production. Seventy three farmers grow Baguio Beans, flowering pechay, eggplant, pigeon pea, tomato and root crops seasonal. Due to limited farm lot, farmers can only produce little volume of products which they deliver to the vegetable trading post in Baguio. In the interview conducted, 172 respondents (100%) claimed to have planted fruit bearing trees such as banana, jackfruit, mango, citrus and avocado, among others to their agro-forestry plantation, backyard and kaingin farms. It was also observed that almost all houses have fruit bearing trees near their houses. They have also grown camote (sweet potato), gabi, cassava and peanut at their uma (cropland) purposely for home consumption and food for their animals. However, they bring to the market the excess of these root crops that the family cannot consume. (Source: Barangay Profile of Tuding, 2004) Poultry and Livestock Production. Livestock raised in the barangay are mostly dogs, cattle and swine. Chicken and ducks are the main poultry raised in the locality commonly of native breeds and raised in the backyard farming scale. 5| P a g e BARANGAY PROFILES 2019 – ITOGON Number of Livestock and Poultry Type Number 1. Poultry 5,022 2. Dog 982 3. Swine 610 4. Duck 91 5. Cattle 61 6. Goat 40 Source: Itogon Municipal Agriculture Office, 2007 B. Trade and Industry Mining. Itogon, being host to the country’s premier gold mining companies, is classified by national classification as a first class municipality.
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