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FOREWORD In line with our commitment to provide relevant and more disaggregated statistics at the local level, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), through the Regional Division I (RD I), has come up with the Sixth Edition of The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan. This sixth issue provides provincial data and municipal disaggregation of statistics from various sectors, such as general information, governance, agriculture, education, energy, finance, health, income and prices, infrastructure, public order, tourism and transportation and communication. Further, this publication contains indicators comparing the performance of Pangasinan with those of other provinces in Region I, as well as rankings of the 4 cities and 44 municipalities of the province based on their social economic performance. Sectoral highlights are also included to guide our data users in their analysis. We hope that this publication will provide relevant and timely information about the province and will serve the need for more comprehensive statistics useful in planning, decision-making and policy setting towards effective governance and public service at the local level. Through The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, we hope we can contribute to countryside development. The PSA acknowledges the assistance of the Provincial Government of Pangasinan, thru its Provincial Planning and Development Office, in coordinating data collection at the provincial and municipal/city levels. We are likewise grateful to the various data producing agencies at the regional and local levels for providing the data inputs to this publication.

CLAIRE DENNIS S. MAPA, Ph.D. National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

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F O R E W O R D

Statistics serves as prime indicator and guide on where an institution or organization should focus its set of priorities, programs and projects beneficial on improving and uplifting the lives of the people as it proves to be the barometer in finding long-term solutions for the success of every undertaking. It is for these reasons that I have so much respect for the working force of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) who are continuously exerting all efforts to effectively partner with the local government units through a clear vision of an unmatched performance and quality service in our mutual aim to uplift the people from extreme poverty. As a Hall of Famer in the line of statistics, Pangasinan can now look forward, dream bigger, and take big leaps towards greater economic progress and prosperity. Hence, as you prepare your report for 2019 Countryside in Figures 6th Edition, may I urge other LGUs to put statistics in a brighter light and accept the tasks in performing a greater role in achieving a brighter future for our beloved country. With this, I am seeking for your support in helping us achieve more breakthroughs for Pangasinan and for the entire nation, as well. For this, I say congratulations for a job well done!

HON. AMADO “POGI” I. ESPINO III Governor

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The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019

Figure 1: Map of the Philippines Identifying the Location of

Ilocos Region and Province of Pangasinan


Figure 2: Map of the Province of Pangasinan Identifying the Municipalities and Cities by

Municipal Code

1 Agno 11 Bayambang 21 Labrador 31 Rosales 41 Sison

2 Aguilar 12 Binalonan 22 Lingayen 32 San Carlos City 42 Sual

3 Alaminos City 13 Binmaley 23 Mabini 33 San Fabian 43 Tayug

4 Alcala 14 Bolinao 24 Malasiqui 34 San Jacinto 44 Umingan

5 Anda 15 Bugallon 25 Manaoag 35 San Manuel 45 Urbiztondo

6 Asingan 16 Burgos 26 Mangaldan 36 San Nicolas 46 Urdaneta City

7 Balungao 17 Calasiao 27 Mangatarem 37 San Quintin 47 Villasis

8 Bani 18 Dagupan City 28 Mapandan 38 Santa Barbara 48 Laoac

9 Basista 19 Dasol 29 Natividad 39 Santa Maria

10 Bautista 20 Infanta 30 Pozorrubio 40 Santo Tomas

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword i-ii

National Statistician Provincial Governor

PSA Publications iii

Other PSA Products and Services v

Map of the Philippines Identifying the Location of ILOCOS Region and Province of PANGASINAN vi

Map of the Province of PANGASINAN Identifying the Cities and Municipalities vii

Names of City/Municipal Mayors xii

Names of Provincial Officials xiv

Overview of the Province xv

Top Performing Local Government Units 1-10

GENERAL INFORMATION 11-24

Highlights Population, 2015

Land Area Population Density, 2015

Projected Population, 2016 to 2020 Number of Barangays, as of August 2015

Number of Registered Voters, 2013 and 2016

GOVERNANCE 25-30

Highlights Internal Revenue Allotment Allocation, 2018

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AGRICULTURE 31-40

Highlights Palay Production, 2018

Livestock Population, 2018 Poultry Population, 2018

EDUCATION 41-70 Highlights

Number of Child Development Centers, 2018 Number of Child Development Workers, 2018

Number of Enrollees in Public Elementary Schools, 2018-2019

Number of Enrollees in Public Secondary (Junior High) Schools, 2018-2019 Number of Enrollees in Public Secondary (Senior High) Schools, 2018-2019

Number of Teachers in Private Elementary Schools, 2018-2019

Number of Teachers in Private Secondary (Junior High) Schools, 2018-2019 Number of Teachers in Private Secondary (Senior High) Schools, 2018-2019

Number of Public Elementary Schools, 2018-2019 Number of Public Secondary (Junior High) Schools, 2018-2019

Number of Private Secondary (Senior High) Schools, 2018-2019

ENERGY 71-80

Highlights Potential Household Connections, 2018

Actual Households Connections, 2018 Percent of Barangays Energized, 2018

FINANCE 81-90

Highlights Number of Universal and Commercial Banks, 2018

Number of Thrift Banks, 2018 Number of Rural and Cooperative Banks, 2018

Number of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), 2018

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HEALTH 91-108 Highlights

Contraceptive Prevalence Rate, 2018 Number of Health Facilities, 2018

Number of Live Births, 2018 Number of Infant Deaths, 2018

Infant Mortality Rate, 2018

INCOME AND PRICES

109-114

Highlights

Revenue and Expenses, 2018

INFRASTRUCTURE 115-144

Highlights Length of Barangay Roads by Pavement Type, 2016

Length of Municipal Roads by Pavement Type, 2016 Length of Provincial Roads by Pavement Type, 2016

Length of National Roads by Pavement Type, 2016 Length of Municipal Bridges by Type, 2016

Length of Provincial Bridges by Type, 2016 Length of National Bridges by Type, 2016

PUBLIC ORDER 145-162

Highlights Total Number of Index Crimes, 2018

Total Number of Non-index Crimes, 2018 Total Number of Firetrucks, 2018

Total Number of Firemen, 2018 TOURISM 163-166

Number of Tourist Arrivals Based on Accommodation Establishments, 2017 Number of Tourist Arrivals in Tourist Destinations, 2017

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TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION

167-178

Highlights Total Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification and Mode of Registration, 2017

Total Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Type, 2017 Total Number of Post Offices, 2016

Total Number of Letter Carriers, 2016

Average Monthly Mail Volume, 2016 Total Number of Subscribed Telephone Lines, 2016

Total Number of Available Telephone Lines, 2016

ANNEXES 179-184 General Notes

Symbols Used Ranking

Glossary of Terms Data Sources

1. Agno Hon. Gualberto R. Sison 1. Aguilar Hon. Roldan C. Sagles

2. Anda Hon. Joganie C. Rarang 2. Basista Hon. Jolly R. Resuello

3. Bani Hon. Cothera Gwen P. Yamamoto 3. Binmaley Hon. Simplicio D. Rosario

4. Bolinao Hon. Alfonso D. Celeste 4. Bugallon Hon. Priscilla I. Espino

5. Burgos Hon. Ronald G. Ngayawan 5. Labrador Hon. Dominador V. Arenas

6. Dasol Hon. Noel A. Nacar 6. Lingayen Hon. Leopoldo N. Bataoil

7. Infanta Hon. Marvin M. Martinez 7. Mangatarem Hon. Ramil P. Ventenilla

8. Mabini Hon. Ariel G. De Guzman 8. Urbiztondo Hon. Martin Raul S. Sison II

9. Sual Hon. Liseldo D. Calugay

10. Alaminos City Hon. Arth Bryan C. Celeste

1. Bayambang Hon. Cezar T. Quiambao 1. Manaoag Hon. Kim Mikael D. Amador

2. Calasiao Hon. Joseph Arman C. Bauzon 2. Mangaldan Hon. Mary Marilyn D. Lambino

3. Malasiqui Hon. Noel Anthony M. Geslani 3. San Fabian Hon. Constante B. Agbayani

4. Mapandan Hon. Anthony C. Penuliar 4. San Jacinto Hon. Leo F. De Vera

5. Santa Barbara Hon. Joel F. Delos Santos 5. Dagupan City Hon. Mark Brian C. Lim

6. San Carlos City Hon. Julier C. Resuello

Fourth DistrictThird District

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: City/Municipal Mayors

First District

City/Municipality

Second District

City/MunicipalityName of Mayor Name of Mayor

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Governor HON. AMADO I. ESPINO, III

Vice - Governor HON. JOSE FERDINAND Z. CALIMLIM JR.

Representatives

District I HON. ARNOLD "NOLI" D. CELESTE

District II HON. JUMEL ANTHONY I. ESPINO

District III HON. ROSE MARIE "BABY" J. ARENAS

District IV HON. CHRISTOPHER V. DE VENECIA

District V HON. RAMON "MON-MON" V. GUICO

District VI HON. TYRONE D. AGABAS

District II

HON. VON MARK R. MENDOZA

HON. NESTOR D. REYES

District IV

HON. LIBERATO Z. VILLEGAS

HON. JEREMY AGERICO B. ROSARIO

District VI

HON. NOEL C. BINCE

HON. SALVADOR S. PEREZ, JR.

HON. JOSE G. PERALTA

President - Philippine Councilors League HON. SHIELA MARIE PEREZ-GALICIA

President - SK Provincial Federation HON. JEROME VIC ESPINO

SECTORAL REPRESENTATIVES

President - Liga ng mga Barangay

District V

HON. NICHOLI JAN LOUIE Q. SISON

HON. VICI M. VENTANILLA

HON. ANGEL M. BANIQUED, JR.

HON. CHINKY PEREZ-TABABA

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Provincial Officials

District I

HON. DONABEL N. FONTELERA

HON. MARGIELOU ORANGE H. VERSOZA

District III

PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBERS

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OVERVIEW OF THE PROVINCE

Created in 1580 by Governor General Ronquillo de Penalosa, the Province of Pangasinan was among the earliest political and administrative units in the Philippines. It was officially conquered and colonized by D. Martin de Goiti in 1571. At that time, its territorial jurisdiction extended to the present province of Zambales and parts of La Union and Tarlac. The province has always been known in historical accounts as Pangasinan which figuratively means “where salt is made”. By the middle of the 19th century, however, the northern towns of Agoo to Bacnotan were separated from the province and became parts of La Union. The provincial territory was further diminished in 1875 with the annexation of Paniqui and other towns south of Tarlac. Pangasinan is located on the northwest portion of the Central Plains of Luzon. It is bounded in the north by Lingayen Gulf, La Union and Benguet, in the northeast by Nueva Vizcaya, in the east by Nueva Ecija, Tarlac in the south, and Zambales and China Sea in the west. It has an area of 5,368.2 sq. km., comprising of six congressional districts, four cities, 44 municipalities and 1,364 barangays. The province had a total population of 2,956,726 as of the latest population census (2015), accounting for more than one-half of the total regional population. It was the fourth most populous province in the country in 2015. There are two dialects spoken in the province. The Pangasinan dialect is common to the households in the central part of the province while the western and eastern portions speak Ilocano. Bolinao, however, has a dialect of its own. English and Filipino are languages used in government, school and business. Although several religious sectors are present, Roman Catholic is the prevalent religion. With its vast tract of fertile lands suitable for growing high value crops, Pangasinan is an agricultural province with the following farm products: palay, corn, vegetables, fruits and rootcrops. It exports high quality mangoes, acclaimed to be sweeter and finer in texture than those of other provinces in the country, and milkfish or “bangus” which is considered to be one of the best tasting fishes in the world. Because of its extensive shoreline and rivers, the province is considered the major fish producer and supplier in Northern Luzon. It also has vast deposits of mineral resources such as limestone, chromite, manganese, sand and gravel. Apart from its rich heritage, Pangasinan is also known for its wares and edibles, such as: snow white salt, bagoong (fermented fish), sweet bocayo (coconut candy), tupig (banana leaf-wrapped rice) and white gold puto. Pangasinan is accessible through any mode of transportation. It is approximately 170 kms. from Manila and it takes about four hours to reach Pangasinan by bus, passing through the Manila North Road or through Tarlac via the Romulo Highway or the Olongapo-Alaminos-Bugallon road via Zambales. Aircon and ordinary buses ply the route 24 hours daily.

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Due to its accessibility, it is known as “gateway of opportunities” to the North and is situated at the geographical center for commerce and trade, making it the most strategically-located distribution hub in the Northern Luzon Growth Quadrangle. In the province situates big commercial and financial centers north of Manila. The province had an extensive road network and bridges interlinking major trade centers that provide accessibility to agriculture and tourism areas in the province. It also has two existing feeder airports in Lingayen and Rosales. The existence of the 1218 MW Team Energy Sual Power Station and the 345 MW San Roque Hydro Power Plant in the province provided adequate power supply for the Luzon Power Grid.


Top Performing Local Government Units

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San Carlos City 188,571 Mabini 85

Dagupan City 171,271 Infanta 97

Urdaneta City 132,940 Burgos 165

Malasiqui 130,275 Agno 165

Bayambang 118,205 San Nicolas 169

Mangaldan 106,331 Dasol 175

Lingayen 103,278 Natividad 181

Calasiao 95,154 Santo Tomas 183

Alaminos City 89,708 Aguilar 213

Binmaley 83,052 Mangatarem 231

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The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Top Performing Local Government Units

GENERAL INFORMATION

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in PhP in thousand

San Carlos City 611,962,401 Dagupan City 286,171

Dagupan City 485,691,584 San Carlos City 206,076

Urdaneta City 476,653,624 Urdaneta City 154,484

Alaminos City 461,989,053 Sual 153,062

Malasiqui 243,225,337 Alcala 89,959

Bayambang 227,397,900 Umingan 82,342

Mangaldan 195,389,186 Bayambang 73,662

Lingayen 193,413,221 Bolinao 71,824

Mangatarem 186,898,707 Manaoag 69,339

Bolinao 181,009,232 Calasiao 68,709

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HIGHEST IRA ALLOCATION

RANK

HIGHEST FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE-SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)

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# of Pupils # of Students

San Carlos City 31,538 San Carlos City 17,590

Dagupan City 26,855 Dagupan City 16,690

Malasiqui 20,733 Malasiqui 12,806

Bayambang 19,214 Lingayen 10,847

Lingayen 17,010 Bayambang 9,792

Mangaldan 16,530 Mangaldan 8,613

Bolinao 13,520 Calasiao 7,536

Calasiao 13,475 Mangatarem 7,383

San Fabian 12,448 Bolinao 7,307

Binmaley 12,022 San Fabian 6,72610

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HIGHEST NUMBER OF ENROLLEES (ELEMENTARY)

HIGHEST NUMBER OF ENROLLEES

(JUNIOR SECONDARY)

EDUCATION

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Dagupan City 11,331 San Carlos City 75

San Carlos City 6,987 Dagupan City 64

Malasiqui 4,404 Malasiqui 62

Lingayen 3,816 Bayambang 57

Bayambang 3,627 Mangatarem 51

Calasiao 2,956 Umingan 49

Bolinao 2,737 Lingayen 48

Mangatarem 2,547 Bolinao 40

Santa Barbara 2,120 Rosales 40

Urbiztondo 2,065 Calasiao 39

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(SENIOR SECONDARY)HIGHEST NUMBER OF SCHOOLS (ELEMENTARY)

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EDUCATION

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# of Schools # of Schools

Dagupan City 39 San Carlos City 34

San Carlos City 38 Dagupan City 32

Malasiqui 23 Malasiqui 22

Bolinao 17 Sison 16

Calasiao 17 Bolinao 15

Lingayen 16 Pozzorubio 12

Sison 16 Bayambang 11

Bayambang 14 Lingayen 11

Umingan 14 Umingan 11

Asingan 13 Bani 10

10 Mangaldan 13 10 Calasiao 10

Pozzorubio 13 Mangatarem 10

San Nicolas 10

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HIGHEST NUMBER OF SCHOOLS

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HIGHEST NUMBER OF SCHOOLS (SENIOR

SECONDARY)

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in % in metric tons

1 Urdaneta City 164.7 1 Umingan 96,737.92

2 San Manuel 164.3 2 Mangatarem 69,086.01

3 Infanta 153.8 3 San Manuel 52,577.68

4 Calasiao 150.0 4 Villasis 47,115.27

5 Burgos 142.9 5 San Carlos City 45,116.07

6 Labrador 140.0 6 Rosales 45,046.25

7 Anda 133.3 7 Asingan 43,135.56

8 San Jacinto 131.6 8 Alaminos City 42,553.12

9 Aguilar 131.3 9 San Quintin 39,734.35

10 Binalonan 125.0 10 Urdaneta City 37,826.70

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HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CENTERS TO NUMBER OF BARANGAYS

RANK

AGRICULTURE

HIGHEST IN PALAY PRODUCTION

RANK

EDUCATION

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# of livestock # of poultry

1 Balungao 119,457 1 San Carlos City 491,460

2 San Carlos City 65,081 2 Alaminos City 310,066

3 Bayambang 35,337 3 Lingayen 284,643

4 Malasiqui 26,239 4 Calasiao 215,082

5 Santa Barbara 26,041 5 Infanta 183,200

6 Manaoag 25,546 6 Santa Barbara 152,468

7 Pozzorubio 24,937 7 Rosales 133,879

8 Bolinao 22,942 8 Laoac 118,336

9 Santa Maria 21,843 9 Manaoag 101,572

10 San Jacinto 21,204 10 Bani 75,384

AGRICULTURE

RANK

2018

HIGHEST IN POULTRY POPULATION

RANK

HIGHEST IN LIVESTOCK POPULATION

2018

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in % in %

1 Santo Tomas 100.0 1 Anda 98.0

2 Anda 99.5 2 Urbiztondo 94.0

3 Labrador 99.2 3 Bayambang 93.8

4 Mangatarem 98.6 4 San Fabian 93.5

5 Alcala 98.6 5 Alcala 93.2

6 Santa Maria 98.1 6 labrador 93.2

7 San Quintin 97.6 7 Bolinao 92.0

8 Burgos 97.6 8 Mapandan 91.0

9 Binalonan 97.3 9 San Nicolas 90.9

10 San Fabian 97.2 10 Villasis 89.8

PUBLIC ORDER

RANK RANK

HIGHEST CRIME CLEARED EFFICIENCY RATE HIGHEST CRIME SOLVED EFFICIENCY RATE

2018 2018

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No. of Health Facilities monthly mail volume

San Carlos City 87 1 Dagupan City 64,625

Urdaneta City 34 2 San Carlos City 31,691

Sison 29 3 Lingayen 20,179

Bayambang 27 4 Aguilar 18,650

Bugallon 26 4 Alaminos City 18,650

Binalonan 25 6 Urdaneta City 17,625

Calasiao 24 7 Basista 11,924

Mangaldan 22 7 Malasiqui 11,924

Malasiqui 21 9 Mangaldan 11,378

Lingayen 20 10 Tayug 9,780

AVERAGE MONTHLY DELIVERED MAIL VOLUME

RANK

HEALTH

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HIGHEST NUMBER OF HEALTH FACILITIES

TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION

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GENERAL INFORMATION

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2016 – 2020 Population Projections

• 2015 Population

• 2015 Population Density

• 2013 and 2016 Voters Population

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Province of Pangasinan had a total population of 2,956,726 in 2015. San Carlos City recorded the

highest population among the municipalities and cities with a total of 188,571.

• In 2020, the province’s population was projected to have already reached 3,180,320 based on the 2000-

2010 Census of Population.

• The Municipality of Mabini was the most densely populated in the province in 2015.

•In the October 2013 Barangay and SK Elections, the Province of Pangasinan had a 78.8 percentage

turnout of voters who actually voted and 85.1 percentage turnout for the May 2016 National and Local

Elections.


2015 Rank 1/ persons/sq. km. Rank 2/

PANGASINAN 1,364 2,956,726 5,451.0 542

Agno 17 28,052 42 169.75 165 4

Aguilar 16 41,463 29 195.07 213 9

City of Alaminos 39 89,708 9 164.26 546 22

Alcala 21 43,402 27 45.71 950 33

Anda 18 39,504 31 74.55 530 21

Asingan 21 57,355 21 66.64 861 31

Balungao 20 31,106 40 73.25 425 19

Bani 27 50,306 24 179.65 280 13

Basista 13 32,959 36 24.00 1,373 43

Bautista 18 32,307 38 46.33 697 24

Bayambang 77 118,205 5 143.94 821 28

Binalonan 24 54,555 22 47.57 1,147 38

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the most population

2/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the lowest density.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, PPDO, DENR Dagupan City

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: General Information

Population (census-based)

City/Municipality

Population Density

2015

Land Area (sq.

km.)

Number of

Barangays (as

of August 2015)

13




City/Municipality

Population Density

2015

Land Area (sq.

km.)

Number of

Barangays (as

of August 2015)

Binmaley 33 83,052 10 118.50 701 25

Bolinao 30 82,084 12 197.22 416 18

Bugallon 24 67,348 18 189.64 355 16

Burgos 14 21,637 47 131.32 165 3

Calasiao 24 95,154 8 48.36 1,968 45

Dagupan City 31 171,271 2 37.23 4,600 48

Dasol 18 29,110 41 166.60 175 6

Infanta 13 24,584 44 254.29 97 2

Labrador 10 23,201 46 90.99 255 11

Laoac 22 31,497 39 40.50 778 27

Lingayen (Capital) 32 103,278 7 62.76 1,646 44

Mabini 16 24,765 43 291.01 85 1




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City/Municipality

Population Density

2015

Land Area (sq.

km.)

Number of

Barangays (as

of August 2015)

Malasiqui 73 130,275 4 131.37 992 35

Manaoag 26 69,497 17 55.95 1,242 41

Mangaldan 30 106,331 6 48.47 2,194 46

Mangatarem 82 73,241 15 317.50 231 10

Mapandan 15 37,059 32 30.00 1,235 40

Natividad 18 24,299 45 134.36 181 7

Pozorrubio 34 69,555 16 134.60 517 20

Rosales 37 63,081 19 66.39 950 34

San Carlos City 86 188,571 1 169.03 1,116 37

San Fabian 34 83,025 11 81.28 1,021 36

San Jacinto 19 40,848 30 44.18 925 32

San Manuel 14 52,939 23 129.18 410 17




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City/Municipality

Population Density

2015

Land Area (sq.

km.)

Number of

Barangays (as

of August 2015)

San Nicolas 33 35,574 33 210.20 169 5

San Quintin 21 32,945 37 115.90 284 15

Santa Barbara 29 82,012 13 69.50 1,180 39

Santa Maria 23 33,038 35 12.99 2,543 47

Santo Tomas 10 15,022 48 81.88 183 8

Sison 28 47,518 26 61.37 774 26

Sual 19 34,149 34 130.16 262 12

Tayug 21 43,149 28 51.24 842 30

Umingan 58 73,252 14 258.43 283 14

Urbiztondo 21 50,170 25 81.80 613 23

City of Urdaneta 34 132,940 3 100.26 1,326 42

Villasis 21 62,333 20 75.83 822 29




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Average Annual

Growth Rate

2000-2010 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

PANGASINAN 1.34 3,013,005 3,053,909 3,095,423 3,137,557 3,180,320

Agno 0.93 29,078 29,349 29,621 29,897 30,175

Aguilar 1.76 43,881 44,652 45,436 46,234 47,046

Alaminos City 1.47 92,830 94,198 95,587 96,997 98,427

Alcala 1.40 44,659 45,286 45,921 46,565 47,219

Anda 1.21 39,769 40,248 40,733 41,224 41,721

Asingan 0.96 59,673 60,245 60,823 61,406 61,994

Balungao 1.14 28,560 28,886 29,216 29,550 29,888

Bani 0.66 47,614 47,931 48,249 48,570 48,893

Basista 1.33 32,898 33,337 33,781 34,231 34,688

Bautista 1.10 32,240 32,594 32,953 33,315 33,681

Bayambang 1.45 121,551 123,309 125,092 126,900 128,735

Binalonan 0.76 55,296 55,718 56,143 56,571 57,002

1/ Population projections are based from the 2000-2010 Census of Population.

Sources: Pangasinan Provincial Planning and Development Office; Philippine Statistics Authority


City/MunicipalityProjected Population 1/

17

Average Annual

Growth Rate

2000-2010 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020



Binmaley 0.81 82,590 83,256 83928 84,605 85,288

Bolinao 2.01 84,020 85,712 87,438 89,200 90,996

Bugallon 1.13 68,719 69,493 70,276 71,067 71,868

Burgos 0.09 18,420 18,437 18,455 18,472 18,490

Calasiao 1.69 100,756 102,461 104,194 105,956 107,749

Dagupan City 2.30 187,652 191,977 196,401 200,927 205,557

Dasol 0.62 28,006 28,178 28,352 28,527 28,703

Infanta 1.29 25,331 25,658 25,989 26,325 26,664

Labrador 0.94 22,367 22,577 22,789 23,003 23,218

Laoac 0.98 31,228 31,534 31,842 32,154 32,469

Lingayen 1.06 105,166 106,277 107,399 108,534 109,680

Mabini 1.33 25,995 26,341 26,692 27,048 27,408



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Average Annual

Growth Rate

2000-2010 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020



Malasiqui 0.88 130,243 131,390 132,548 133,715 134,893

Manaoag 1.67 71,308 72,496 73,704 74,932 76,180

Mangaldan 1.87 110,563 112,636 114,747 116,898 119,089

Mangatarem 1.39 76,014 77,071 78,143 79,230 80,332

Mapandan 1.13 36,844 37,260 37,682 38,108 38,539

Natividad 1.35 24,611 24,942 25,278 25,618 25,963

Pozzorubio 1.27 71,327 72,235 73,155 74,087 75,030

Rosales 1.37 64,770 65,658 66,559 67,472 68,397

San Carlos City 1.28 188,934 191,344 193,783 196,255 198,757

San Fabian 1.63 85,831 87,230 88,651 90,095 91,563

San Jacinto 1.42 41,081 41,666 42,260 42,862 43,473

San Manuel 1.3 50,644 51,301 51,967 52,641 53,324



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Average Annual

Growth Rate

2000-2010 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020



San Nicolas 0.82 35,831 36,127 36,425 36,725 37,028

San Quintin 1.45 35,565 36,079 36,602 37,132 37,669

Santa Barbara 1.78 85,179 86,693 88,233 89,801 91,396

Santa Maria 1.10 33,207 33,573 33,944 34,318 34,697

Santo Tomas 1.59 15,836 16,088 16,343 16,606 16,867

Sison 0.71 45,900 46,228 46,558 46,891 47,226

Sual 1.91 34,971 35,639 36,321 37,015 37,722

Tayug 1.01 42,500 42,929 43,361 43,798 44,240

Umingan 1.43 75,533 74,584 75,649 76,730 77,826

Urbiztondo 1.78 53,177 54,124 55,088 56,069 57,068

Urdaneta City 1.18 134,587 136,173 137,777 139,401 141,044

Villasis 0.87 62,252 62,792 63,336 63,885 64,438



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No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout

No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout

PANGASINAN 1,705,260 1,451,877 85.1 1,722,651 1,357,929 78.8

Agno 17,036 14,388 84.5 32 17,987 13,984 77.7 39

Aguilar 23,781 20,369 85.7 20 23,794 19,105 80.3 22

Alaminos City 49,503 40,628 82.1 47 48,754 38,531 79.0 34

Alcala 25,655 22,094 86.1 16 25,344 18,539 73.1 46

Anda 23,235 19,427 83.6 40 23,254 1,845 7.9 48

Asingan 34,236 30,082 87.9 5 34,287 27,537 80.3 21

Balungao 17,999 15,359 85.3 24 17,986 14,381 80.0 23

Bani 27,568 23,331 84.6 29 27,307 22,583 82.7 2

Basista 19,611 16,738 85.4 23 22,186 16,307 73.5 45

Bautista 17,974 15,556 86.5 14 18,088 14,598 80.7 19

Bayambang 65,471 55,660 85.0 26 71,875 55,107 76.7 42

Binalonan 32,746 27,226 83.1 42 33,405 26,487 79.3 32

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest percentage turnout.

Source: Commission on Elections, Regional Office I

Pangasinan Provincial Planning and Development Office


City/Municipality

Based on October 28, 2013 Barangay and SK

Elections

Rank 1/

Based on May 9, 2016 National and Local

Elections Rank

1/

21

No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout

No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout


City/Municipality


Elections

Rank 1/


Elections Rank

1/

Binmaley 55,280 47,024 85.1 25 57,075 45,624 79.9 24

Bolinao 39,870 32,457 81.4 48 39,282 32,224 82.0 4

Bugallon 38,360 34,217 89.2 1 36,116 29,434 81.5 12

Burgos 11,842 9,853 83.2 41 12,554 9,728 77.5 40

Calasiao 53,412 47,094 88.2 3 55,237 44,669 80.9 18

Dagupan City 105,183 86,860 82.6 45 103,109 81,801 79.3 31

Dasol 20,392 18,061 88.6 2 19,571 15,559 79.5 29

Infanta 15,287 13,168 86.1 15 15,335 11,963 78.0 37

Labrador 16,085 13,803 85.8 19 16,538 12,471 75.4 43

Laoac 18,452 15,536 84.2 36 18,543 15,014 81.0 16

Lingayen 57,617 48,726 84.6 30 56,890 44,864 78.9 35

Mabini 14,626 12,509 85.5 22 14,714 11,722 79.7 27




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No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout

No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout


City/Municipality


Elections

Rank 1/


Elections Rank

1/

Malasiqui 70,990 59,593 83.9 38 74,478 60,804 81.6 11

Manaoag 41,349 34,910 84.4 33 41,109 31,786 77.3 41

Mangaldan 57,805 49,712 86.0 17 58,054 47,596 82.0 6

Mangatarem 44,564 38,854 87.2 9 43,606 35,706 81.9 8

Mapandan 20,694 17,467 84.4 34 21,362 16,609 77.8 38

Natividad 14,707 12,801 87.0 10 14,506 11,758 81.1 15

Pozzorubio 41,515 36,007 86.7 12 40,167 32,906 81.9 7

Rosales 41,023 34,012 82.9 43 40,250 31,871 79.2 33

San Carlos City 96,875 81,293 83.9 39 102,921 82,146 79.8 25

San Fabian 46,269 38,978 84.2 35 46,908 38,109 81.2 13

San Jacinto 24,040 20,327 84.6 31 24,707 19,708 79.8 26

San Manuel 26,551 22,323 84.1 37 26,390 20,992 79.5 28




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No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout

No. of

Registered

Voters

No. of Voters

Who Actually

Voted

Percentage

Turnout


City/Municipality


Elections

Rank 1/


Elections Rank

1/

San Nicolas 23,297 20,027 86.0 18 22,891 18,691 81.7 10

San Quintin 20,180 17,637 87.4 8 20,189 16,264 80.6 20

Santa Barbara 44,754 38,913 86.9 11 45,518 37,896 83.3 1

Santa Maria 19,187 16,283 84.9 27 19,287 15,751 81.7 9

Santo Tomas 7,740 6,384 82.5 46 7,678 5,365 69.9 47

Sison 26,177 22,703 86.7 13 26,193 21,248 81.1 14

Sual 23,911 19,783 82.7 44 22,999 18,603 80.9 17

Tayug 25,600 21,899 85.5 21 26,267 20,595 78.4 36

Umingan 43,793 38,609 88.2 4 43,529 35,689 82.0 5

Urbiztondo 29,874 26,236 87.8 6 28,490 23,391 82.1 3

Urdaneta City 76,296 64,682 84.8 28 76,123 60,472 79.4 30

Villasis 36,848 32,278 87.6 7 39,798 29,896 75.1 44




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GOVERNANCE

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 IRA Allocation per City/Municipality

HIGHLIGHTS

• San Carlos City accumulated the highest internal revenue allotment IRA which soared to P611,962,401.00.


Income ClassCY 2015 Census of

PopulationIRA Allocation

PANGASINAN 2,956,726 7,641,320,244

Agno 3rd 28,052 97,320,387.00 37

Aguilar 3rd 41,463 120,776,390.00 24

Alaminos City 4th 89,708 461,989,053.00 4

Alcala 3rd 43,402 101,713,749.00 32

Anda 3rd 39,504 100,089,825.00 34

Asingan 2nd 57,355 125,785,686.00 23

Balungao 4th 31,106 87,522,150.00 41

Bani 2nd 50,306 131,733,290.00 21

Basista 4th 32,959 82,863,981.00 45

Bautista 4th 32,307 85,348,699.00 43

Bayambang 1st 118,205 227,397,900.00 6

Binalonan 1st 54,555 118,694,858.00 25

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest value.

Source: Department of Budget and Management

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Governance

City/Municipality

CY 2018

Rank 1/

27




City/Municipality

CY 2018

Rank 1/

Binmaley 1st 83,052 171,590,560.00 13

Bolinao 1st 82,084 181,009,232.00 10

Bugallon 2nd 67,348 158,239,067.00 16

Burgos 4th 21,637 81,930,342.00 46

Calasiao 1st 95,154 178,849,211.00 11

Dagupan City 2nd 171,271 485,691,584.00 2

Dasol 3rd 29,110 98,253,567.00 35

Infanta 3rd 24,584 104,414,090.00 30

Labrador 4th 23,201 78,491,112.00 47

Laoac 4th 31,497 83,276,386.00 44

Lingayen 1st 103,278 193,413,221.00 8

Mabini 3rd 24,765 110,161,525.00 29



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City/Municipality

CY 2018

Rank 1/

Malasiqui 1st 130,275 243,225,337.00 5

Manaoag 1st 69,497 142,077,847.00 18

Mangaldan 1st 106,331 195,389,186.00 7

Mangatarem 1st 73,241 186,898,707.00 9

Mapandan 3rd 37,059 90,036,144.00 39

Natividad 4th 24,299 86,589,662.00 42

Pozzorubio 1st 69,555 153,918,537.00 17

Rosales 1st 63,081 134,216,916.00 20

San Carlos City 3rd 188,571 611,962,401.00 1

San Fabian 1st 83,025 165,778,951.00 14

San Jacinto 3rd 40,848 97,717,614.00 36

San Manuel 1st 52,939 128,243,434.00 22



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City/Municipality

CY 2018

Rank 1/

San Nicolas 1st 35,574 114,660,951.00 27

San Quintin 3rd 32,945 96,598,970.00 38

Santa Barbara 1st 82,012 161,162,665.00 15

Santa Maria 4th 33,038 89,786,492.00 40

Santo Tomas 5th 15,022 54,808,062.00 48

Sison 3rd 47,518 113,249,474.00 28

Sual 1st 34,149 100,362,653.00 33

Tayug 3rd 43,149 102,314,757.00 31

Umingan 1st 73,252 177,786,292.00 12

Urbiztondo 3rd 50,170 116,885,907.00 26

Urdaneta City 2nd 132,940 476,653,624.00 3

Villasis 1st 62,333 134,439,796.00 19



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AGRICULTURE


LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Palay Production by City/Municipality

•2018 Livestock Population by City/Municipality

• 2018 Poultry Population by City/Municipality

HIGHLIGHTS

• The province of Pangasinan produced 1,144,814.29 metric tons of palay in 2018 where the municipality of

Umingan contributed the highest with 96,737.92 metric tons produced.

•Balungao registered the highest number of livestock with a total of 119,457.

• The City of San Carlos has a total of 491,460 poultry population which is the highest in the province.

Carabao Cattle Swine Goats Native Broiler

PANGASINAN 32,549 149,133 400,594 201,761 784,037 1,720,311 1,222,639 2,942,950

Agno 2,993 2,441 7,730 6,410 19,574 11 14,701 15,100 29,801 25

Aguilar 3,529 3,140 1,470 8,139 36 15,350 15,350 32

Alaminos City 1,200 4,356 4,306 6,623 16,485 15 27,429 282,637 310,066 2

Alcala 208 2,633 6,705 4,015 13,561 19 34,380 34,380 21

Anda 471 5,303 3,118 1,253 10,145 31 - 46

Asingan 778 1,067 9,830 3,457 15,132 17 58,797 58,797 13

Balungao 645 4,573 94,244 19,995 119,457 1 45,057 45,057 16

Bani 1,618 3,666 5,450 6,117 16,851 14 55,384 20,000 75,384 10

Basista 33 1,428 3,826 1,580 6,867 39 11,066 11,066 35

Bautista 1,749 293 7,824 2,929 12,795 21 1,740 1,740 42

Bayambang 121 7,846 16,670 10,700 35,337 3 54,238 54,238 14

Binalonan 505 1,814 6,031 3,968 12,318 22 5,627 5,627 38


Source: Provincial Veterinary Office

Poultry

Total

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Agriculture

Rank 1/

City/Municipality Livestock Rank

1/

Livestock and Poultry Population by Type CY 2018

Total

33


Poultry

Total


Rank 1/


1/


Total

Binmaley 54 628 3,485 1,660 5,827 40 43,500 43,500 18

Bolinao 2,144 3,251 10,824 6,723 22,942 8 25,030 25,030 26

Bugallon 378 4,450 3,903 3,032 11,763 25 7,342 7,342 37

Burgos 3,360 2,883 4,412 6,750 17,405 13 21,413 8,775 30,188 23

Calasiao 1,391 2,926 985 5,302 43 7,984 207,098 215,082 4

Dagupan City 48 293 384 390 1,115 48 3,359 3,359 40

Dasol 1,555 901 335 5,140 7,931 37 428 428 45

Infanta 796 995 4,813 863 7,467 38 183,200 183,200 5

Labrador 206 991 1,902 591 3,690 46 2,434 2,434 41

Laoac 276 2,033 2,849 4,859 10,017 33 118,336 118,336 8

Lingayen 473 1,405 2,606 6,965 11,449 27 46,455 238,188 284,643 3

Mabini 987 1,189 662 2,017 4,855 45 65,200 65,200 12



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Poultry

Total


Rank 1/


1/


Total

Malasiqui 353 8,140 9,393 8,353 26,239 4 40,331 40,331 19

Manaoag 81 15,477 6,330 3,658 25,546 6 37,648 63,924 101,572 9

Mangaldan 485 1,730 6,955 2,452 11,622 26 14,810 14,810 33

Mangatarem 779 11,337 5,387 2,018 19,521 12 44,510 44,510 17

Mapandan 99 1,690 3,581 272 5,642 41 15,905 15,905 31

Natividad 144 2,806 9,686 2,820 15,456 16 17,831 17,831 29

Pozzorubio 1,016 5,007 12,988 5,926 24,937 7 50,158 50,158 15

Rosales 210 1,691 4,290 4,486 10,677 30 63,879 70,000 133,879 7

San Carlos City 215 11,975 46,910 5,981 65,081 2 174,610 316,850 491,460 1

San Fabian 1,104 2,355 2,975 5,553 11,987 24 31,027 31,027 22

San Jacinto 968 1,243 9,898 9,095 21,204 10 - 46

San Manuel 652 782 5,001 3,662 10,097 32 24,513 24,513 27



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Poultry

Total


Rank 1/


1/


Total

San Nicolas 334 2,787 4,005 2,552 9,678 34 30,014 30,014 24

San Quintin 232 3,545 3,132 1,676 8,585 35 20,916 20,916 28

Santa Barbara 148 2,122 21,660 2,111 26,041 5 152,468 152,468 6

Santa Maria 479 4,074 4,821 12,469 21,843 9 67,559 67,559 11

Santo Tomas 344 841 2,730 1,534 5,449 42 1,449 67 1,516 44

Sison 99 248 938 472 1,757 47 4,265 4,265 39

Sual 471 963 6,855 2,623 10,912 28 12,605 12,605 34

Tayug 224 1,563 2,211 957 4,955 44 8,667 8,667 36

Umingan 1,556 3,513 3,500 4,342 12,911 20 - 46

Urbiztondo 40 5,300 6,500 2,700 14,540 18 1,650 1,650 43

Urdaneta City 277 1,211 7,878 2,798 12,164 23 39,741 39,741 20

Villasis 250 765 4,995 4,759 10,769 29 17,305 17,305 30



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Irrigated Rainfed Upland Total

PANGASINAN 847,832.90 296,593.63 387.76 1,144,814.29

Agno 1,266.28 11,167.40 12,433.68 36

Aguilar 36,153.85 36,153.85 12

Alaminos City 18,598.72 23,954.40 42,553.12 8

Alcala 7,621.43 5,538.40 13,159.83 35

Anda 1,118.90 14,711.00 15,829.90 31

Asingan 41,919.43 1,216.13 43,135.56 7

Balungao 19,313.99 12,913.24 32,227.23 14

Bani 5,955.00 10,740.85 16,695.85 28

Basista 1,828.80 1,501.92 3,330.72 46

Bautista 5,531.67 3,628.00 9,159.67 39

Bayambang 11,399.50 7,089.00 18,488.50 22

Binalonan 11,618.67 3,841.54 15,460.21 32


Source: PAgO, Sta. Barbara, Pangasinan


City/Municipality

Palay Production (in metric tons)

2018

Rank 1/

37



City/Municipality


2018

Rank 1/

Binmaley 1,105.40 1,832.92 2,938.32 47

Bolinao 6,191.65 11,420.40 28.00 17,640.05 26

Bugallon 16,543.55 127.00 16,670.55 29

Burgos 1,768.93 11,920.98 13,689.91 34

Calasiao 10,941.20 6,677.91 17,619.11 27

Dagupan City 314.75 314.75 48

Dasol 2,945.89 6,010.38 8,956.27 40

Infanta 16,036.14 2,102.90 18,139.04 25

Labrador 3,002.28 2,644.40 5,646.68 42

Laoac 11,127.13 5,541.01 16,668.14 30

Lingayen 2,335.17 2,786.68 5,121.85 44

Mabini 5,130.77 4,313.15 9,443.92 38



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City/Municipality


2018

Rank 1/

Malasiqui 21,927.32 11,539.84 33,467.16 13

Manaoag 19,509.07 3,192.55 22,701.62 20

Mangaldan 14,854.66 3,538.60 18,393.26 23

Mangatarem 67,153.45 1,932.56 69,086.01 2

Mapandan 3,788.32 1,749.10 5,537.42 43

Natividad 13,529.25 1,088.65 14,617.90 33

Pozzorubio 16,173.98 6,628.08 22,802.06 19

Rosales 41,708.25 3,338.00 45,046.25 6

San Carlos City 26,111.27 19,004.80 45,116.07 5

San Fabian 14,406.58 3,933.87 18,340.45 24

San Jacinto 7,702.87 3,831.42 219.76 11,754.05 37

San Manuel 52,093.35 484.33 52,577.68 3



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City/Municipality


2018

Rank 1/

San Nicolas 24,248.33 175.00 24,423.33 18

San Quintin 30,517.45 9,076.90 140.00 39,734.35 9

Santa Barbara 30,785.02 5,747.95 36,532.97 11

Santa Maria 16,620.10 8,151.50 24,771.60 17

Santo Tomas 3,868.00 3,868.00 45

Sison 15,600.50 4,197.00 19,797.50 21

Sual 23,624.04 2,788.10 26,412.14 16

Tayug 27,253.07 946.30 28,199.37 15

Umingan 57,769.62 38,968.30 96,737.92 1

Urbiztondo 5,278.50 3,200.00 8,478.50 41

Urdaneta City 36,530.70 1,296.00 37,826.70 10

Villasis 37,010.10 10,105.17 47,115.27 4



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EDUCATION

LIST OF INDICATORS

• Number of Enrollees for the Public and Private Elementary Schools for SY 2018-2019

• Number of Teachers for the Public and Private Secondary Schools for SY 2018-2019

• Number of Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools for SY 2018-2019

•2018 Total Number of Child Development Centers and Child Development Workers

HIGHLIGHTS

• For the School Year 2018-2019, Pangasinan has 1,366 elementary schools broken down as 1,107 public

schools and 259 private schools. There were also 486 secondary schools for Junior High School students

where 293 of which is public and 193 private. On the other hand, there were 389 secondary schools for

Senior High School students, 276 of which are public and 113 private.

• San Carlos City had the highest number of enrollees for both elementary and secondary junior high levels

with 31,538 and 17,590 enrollees. For the secondary senior high level, Dagupan City had the highest

number of enrollees, 11,331 totaled.

• Pangasinan had a total of 16,171 elementary teachers, 10,276 junior high school teachers and 3,773

senior high school teachers in 2018.

•The City of Urdaneta had the highest percentage of Child Development Centers to total number of

barangays with 164.7 percent in 2018.


Percent Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 1,364 1,496 109.7 1,535

Agno 17 20 117.6 15 20

Aguilar 16 21 131.3 9 20

Alaminos City 39 42 107.7 25 46

Alcala 21 26 123.8 11 26

Anda 18 24 133.3 7 25

Asingan 21 23 109.5 22 22

Balungao 20 22 110.0 21 22

Bani 27 29 107.4 27 41

Basista 13 14 107.7 25 15

Bautista 18 21 116.7 16 21

Bayambang 77 73 94.8 44 72

Binalonan 24 30 125.0 10 30

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest percent of DCCs to total barangays.

Sources:DSWD FO-I

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition, 2019: Education

2018 Percent of CDCs to Total

Number of Barangays2018 Number of

Child Development

Workers (CDW)

City/Municipality

2018 Total Number

of Barangays as of

May 2019

2018 Number of

Child Development

Centers (CDCs)

43

Percent Rank 1/




Child Development

Workers (CDW)

City/Municipality

2018 Total Number

of Barangays as of

May 2019

2018 Number of

Child Development

Centers (CDCs)

Binmaley 33 30 90.9 46 30

Bolinao 30 36 120.0 14 46

Bugallon 24 28 116.7 16 29

Burgos 14 20 142.9 5 18

Calasiao 24 36 150.0 4 36

Dagupan City 31 46 … 46

Dasol 18 18 100.0 31 19

Infanta 13 20 153.8 3 17

Labrador 10 14 140.0 6 13

Laoac 22 25 113.6 19 26

Lingayen 32 35 109.4 23 36

Mabini 16 18 112.5 20 18


Sources:DSWD FO-I

44

Percent Rank 1/




Child Development

Workers (CDW)

City/Municipality

2018 Total Number

of Barangays as of

May 2019

2018 Number of

Child Development

Centers (CDCs)

Malasiqui 73 79 108.2 24 77

Manaoag 26 26 100.0 31 26

Mangaldan 30 35 116.7 16 37

Mangatarem 82 82 100.0 31 80

Mapandan 15 14 93.3 45 15

Natividad 18 19 105.6 29 19

Pozzorubio 34 34 100.0 31 34

Rosales 37 36 97.3 41 36

San Carlos City 86 68 79.1 47 66

San Fabian 34 41 120.6 13 53

San Jacinto 19 25 131.6 8 26

San Manuel 14 23 164.3 2 24


Sources:DSWD FO-I

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Percent Rank 1/




Child Development

Workers (CDW)

City/Municipality

2018 Total Number

of Barangays as of

May 2019

2018 Number of

Child Development

Centers (CDCs)

San Nicolas 33 34 103.0 30 34

San Quintin 21 20 95.2 42 21

Santa Barbara 29 31 106.9 28 31

Santa Maria 23 23 100.0 31 23

Santo Tomas 10 10 100.0 31 10

Sison 28 28 100.0 31 28

Sual 19 23 121.1 12 24

Tayug 21 21 100.0 31 21

Umingan 58 55 94.8 43 55

Urbiztondo 21 21 100.0 31 23

Urdaneta City 34 56 164.7 1 56

Villasis 21 21 100.0 31 22


Sources:DSWD FO-I

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Public Private Total Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 384,158 32,612 416,770

Agno 4,170 52 4,222 38

Aguilar 6,493 339 6,832 23

Alaminos City … … … …

Alcala 6,050 322 6,372 27

Anda 5,872 362 6,234 29

Asingan 6,396 647 7,043 22

Balungao 3,748 242 3,990 41

Bani 7,053 293 7,346 20

Basista 5,521 361 5,882 30

Bautista 4,919 1 4,920 35

Bayambang 18,125 1,089 19,214 4

Binalonan 6,486 587 7,073 21


Sources: DepEd I & II, DepEd Cities of San Carlos and Dagupan


City/Municipality Elementary (including Kindergarten)

Number of Enrollees (SY 2018 - 2019)

47





Binmaley 11,186 836 12,022 10

Bolinao 13,017 503 13,520 7

Bugallon 10,851 445 11,296 13

Burgos 2,621 392 3,013 45

Calasiao 12,072 1,403 13,475 8

Dagupan City 21,711 5,144 26,855 2

Dasol 4,469 191 4,660 37

Infanta 3,868 164 4,032 40

Labrador 3,093 266 3,359 44

Laoac 3,889 165 4,054 39

Lingayen 14,987 2,023 17,010 5

Mabini 3,646 86 3,732 42



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Malasiqui 19,459 1,274 20,733 3

Manaoag 9,101 1,071 10,172 15

Mangaldan 14,346 2,184 16,530 6

Mangatarem 11,245 594 11,839 11

Mapandan 4,929 758 5,687 31

Natividad 3,272 117 3,389 43

Pozzorubio 9,342 804 10,146 16

Rosales 8,610 801 9,411 18

San Carlos City 28,654 2,884 31,538 1

San Fabian 11,445 1003 12,448 9

San Jacinto 5,991 335 6,326 28

San Manuel 6,241 183 6,424 26



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San Nicolas 4,824 112 4,936 34

San Quintin 4,817 299 5,116 33

Santa Barbara 11,138 640 11,778 12

Santa Maria 4,562 216 4,778 36

Santo Tomas 1,885 0 1,885 46

Sison 6,227 295 6,522 25

Sual 5,411 222 5,633 32

Tayug 5,550 1037 6,587 24

Umingan 9,652 569 10,221 14

Urbiztondo 8,634 416 9,050 19

Urdaneta City … … … …

Villasis 8,580 885 9,465 17



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Public Private Total Rank 1/ Public Private Total Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 202,469 32,777 235,246 49,162 21,375 70,537

Agno 1,867 0 1,867 43 687 0 687 31

Aguilar 2,918 665 3,583 26 950 106 1,056 20

Alaminos City … … … … … … … …

Alcala 3,217 70 3,287 30 476 0 476 38

Anda 2,828 730 3,558 28 748 391 1,139 15

Asingan 3,916 455 4,371 21 632 154 786 29

Balungao 1,907 99 2,006 41 229 0 229 43

Bani 4,232 0 4,232 23 1,134 0 1,134 16

Basista 2,813 215 3,028 33 1,028 66 1,094 18

Bautista 2,693 0 2,693 34 338 0 338 41

Bayambang 9,197 595 9,792 5 3,561 66 3,627 5

Binalonan 4,341 391 4,732 20 234 450 684 32




City/Municipality


Junior High School Senior High School

51



City/Municipality



Binmaley 4,030 1635 5,665 15 930 547 1,477 12

Bolinao 7,215 92 7,307 9 2,737 0 2,737 7

Bugallon 5,447 391 5,838 13 1,419 0 1,419 13

Burgos 1,408 499 1,907 42 580 334 914 26

Calasiao 6,808 728 7,536 7 1,780 1176 2,956 6

Dagupan City 12,374 4,316 16,690 2 3,235 8,096 11,331 1

Dasol 1,536 856 2,392 37 384 405 789 28

Infanta 1,715 402 2,117 39 466 158 624 33

Labrador 1,702 552 2,254 38 733 63 796 27

Laoac 1,778 35 1,813 44 134 0 134 46

Lingayen 9,611 1,236 10,847 4 3,515 301 3,816 4

Mabini 1,727 330 2,057 40 411 114 525 35



52



City/Municipality



Malasiqui 10,372 2,434 12,806 3 2,915 1,489 4,404 3

Manaoag 4,575 975 5,550 17 659 465 1,124 17

Mangaldan 7,182 1,431 8,613 6 1,208 303 1,511 11

Mangatarem 6,575 808 7,383 8 2,276 271 2,547 8

Mapandan 3,072 677 3,749 24 1,155 62 1,217 14

Natividad 1,242 388 1,630 45 155 61 216 44

Pozzorubio 5,265 707 5,972 12 742 236 978 23

Rosales 5,298 264 5,562 16 799 132 931 25

San Carlos City 13,974 3,616 17,590 1 4,360 2,627 6,987 2

San Fabian 5,555 1171 6,726 10 698 376 1,074 19

San Jacinto 3,364 276 3,640 25 393 63 456 39

San Manuel 3,102 230 3,332 29 384 41 425 40



53



City/Municipality



San Nicolas 1,975 508 2,483 36 295 205 500 37

San Quintin 1,842 1187 3,029 31 163 560 723 30

Santa Barbara 6,445 107 6,552 11 2,120 0 2,120 9

Santa Maria 2,317 179 2,496 35 273 61 334 42

Santo Tomas 1,065 0 1,065 46 138 0 138 45

Sison 3,344 237 3,581 27 340 209 549 34

Sual 3,017 12 3,029 31 983 0 983 22

Tayug 3,544 758 4,302 22 521 527 1,048 21

Umingan 4,512 1004 5,516 18 571 364 935 24

Urbiztondo 5,107 562 5,669 14 1,190 875 2,065 10

Urdaneta City … … … … … … … …

Villasis 4,445 954 5,399 19 483 21 504 36



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PANGASINAN 14,025 2,146 16,171

Agno 163 2 165 38

Aguilar 227 21 248 27


Alcala 221 19 240 28

Anda 215 25 240 28

Asingan 269 30 299 22

Balungao 155 16 171 37

Bani 286 16 302 21

Basista 190 18 208 33

Bautista 163 163 39

Bayambang 646 73 719 4

Binalonan 266 59 325 20





Number of Teachers (SY 2018 - 2019)

55





Binmaley 408 53 461 9

Bolinao 456 31 487 8

Bugallon 370 39 409 13

Burgos 117 21 138 44

Calasiao 433 95 528 7

Dagupan City 731 330 1,061 2

Dasol 170 9 179 35

Infanta 146 9 155 42

Labrador 117 10 127 45

Laoac 149 13 162 40

Lingayen 528 176 704 5

Mabini 148 8 156 41



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Malasiqui 707 82 789 3

Manaoag 298 50 348 17

Mangaldan 478 137 615 6

Mangatarem 434 434 11

Mapandan 176 89 265 24

Natividad 134 9 143 43

Pozzorubio 328 73 401 15

Rosales 309 81 390 16

San Carlos City 1,038 207 1,245 1

San Fabian 411 48 459 10

San Jacinto 206 22 228 31

San Manuel 231 231 30



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San Nicolas 247 9 256 25

San Quintin 179 18 197 34

Santa Barbara 381 41 422 12

Santa Maria 168 7 175 36

Santo Tomas 63 63 46

Sison 246 10 256 25

Sual 200 25 225 32

Tayug 219 76 295 23

Umingan 382 27 409 13

Urbiztondo 310 25 335 19


Villasis 306 37 343 18



58


PANGASINAN 8,461 1,815 10,276 2,481 1,292 3,773

Agno 85 0 85 39 22 0 22 44

Aguilar 138 27 165 26 48 6 54 27


Alcala 141 15 156 28 41 0 41 32

Anda 130 29 159 27 37 20 57 25

Asingan 184 44 228 19 69 12 81 17

Balungao 79 17 96 37 30 0 30 39

Bani 182 0 182 25 45 0 45 31

Basista 125 10 135 32 40 8 48 29

Bautista 106 0 106 35 26 0 26 42

Bayambang 337 29 366 6 114 3 117 7

Binalonan 189 30 219 21 36 52 88 14




City/Municipality



59



City/Municipality



Binmaley 165 63 228 19 42 30 72 21

Bolinao 327 0 327 7 75 0 75 19

Bugallon 234 0 234 18 58 0 58 24

Burgos 68 0 68 43 19 12 31 38

Calasiao 241 73 314 8 61 90 151 5

Dagupan City 495 266 761 2 135 317 452 1

Dasol 69 32 101 36 16 16 32 36

Infanta 67 0 67 45 18 6 24 43

Labrador 68 0 68 43 28 2 30 39

Laoac 75 7 82 40 13 0 13 45

Lingayen 401 79 480 4 119 59 178 3

Mabini 72 0 72 41 25 3 28 41



60



City/Municipality



Malasiqui 447 59 506 3 138 25 163 4

Manaoag 202 62 264 13 52 27 79 18

Mangaldan 276 117 393 5 91 51 142 6

Mangatarem 244 41 285 10 81 33 114 8

Mapandan 123 27 150 29 46 27 73 20

Natividad 54 18 72 41 24 8 32 36

Pozzorubio 231 37 268 12 78 33 111 9

Rosales 213 47 260 14 66 28 94 12

San Carlos City 592 253 845 1 179 158 337 2

San Fabian 233 66 299 9 60 25 85 16

San Jacinto 130 20 150 29 31 9 40 33

San Manuel 140 45 185 24 30 16 46 30



61



City/Municipality



San Nicolas 109 29 138 31 43 13 56 26

San Quintin 60 29 89 38 22 32 54 27

Santa Barbara 259 12 271 11 88 0 88 14

Santa Maria 103 15 118 33 30 10 40 33

Santo Tomas 45 0 45 46 10 0 10 46

Sison 180 24 204 22 53 50 103 11

Sual 115 0 115 34 34 0 34 35

Tayug 132 60 192 23 46 64 110 10

Umingan 196 54 250 15 64 26 90 13

Urbiztondo 213 22 235 17 48 12 60 22


Villasis 186 57 243 16 50 9 59 23



62



PANGASINAN 1,107 259 1,366

Agno 18 1 19 32

Aguilar 17 2 19 32


Alcala 16 5 21 29

Anda 21 4 25 26

Asingan 19 7 26 24

Balungao 18 3 21 29

Bani 29 3 32 16

Basista 11 2 13 43

Bautista 11 1 12 44

Bayambang 50 7 57 4

Binalonan 22 7 29 21


Sources: DepEd-Region I, DepEd I & II, DepEd Cities of San Carlos and Dagupan

City/Municipality

Number of Schools (SY 2018 - 2019)

Elementary (including Kindergarten)

63



City/Municipality



Binmaley 29 4 33 14

Bolinao 34 6 40 8

Bugallon 28 5 33 14

Burgos 15 3 18 39

Calasiao 27 12 39 10

Dagupan City 34 30 64 2

Dasol 17 2 19 32

Infanta 16 1 17 41

Labrador 9 1 10 45

Laoac 14 2 16 42

Lingayen 32 16 48 7

Mabini 18 1 19 32



64



City/Municipality



Malasiqui 54 8 62 3

Manaoag 17 10 27 23

Mangaldan 25 9 34 13

Mangatarem 47 4 51 5

Mapandan 12 6 18 39

Natividad 18 1 19 32


Rosales 29 11 40 8

San Carlos City 59 16 75 1

San Fabian 29 7 36 11


San Manuel 23 2 25 26



65



City/Municipality







Santo Tomas 4 - 4 46

Sison 27 4 31 19

Sual 19 3 22 28

Tayug 17 11 28 22

Umingan 44 5 49 6



Villasis 22 8 30 20



66



PANGASINAN 293 193 486 276 113 389

Agno 4 0 4 40 4 0 4 36

Aguilar 6 2 8 28 5 2 7 20


Alcala 7 3 10 18 7 0 7 20

Anda 9 2 11 13 7 2 9 14

Asingan 9 4 13 10 7 1 8 16

Balungao 4 2 6 33 4 0 4 36

Bani 10 1 11 13 10 0 10 10

Basista 3 2 5 39 3 2 5 31

Bautista 3 0 3 44 3 0 3 41

Bayambang 10 4 14 8 9 2 11 7

Binalonan 6 4 10 18 6 3 9 14



City/Municipality Junior High School Senior High School


67





Binmaley 4 3 7 29 4 2 6 28

Bolinao 16 1 17 4 15 0 15 5

Bugallon 5 2 7 29 5 0 5 31

Burgos 3 1 4 40 3 1 4 36

Calasiao 4 13 17 4 4 6 10 10

Dagupan City 8 31 39 1 8 24 32 2

Dasol 4 2 6 33 3 2 5 31

Infanta 5 1 6 33 3 1 4 36

Labrador 2 1 3 44 2 1 3 41

Laoac 5 1 6 33 2 0 2 45

Lingayen 7 9 16 6 6 5 11 7

Mabini 5 1 6 33 5 1 6 28



68





Malasiqui 20 3 23 3 19 3 22 3

Manaoag 4 7 11 13 4 3 7 20

Mangaldan 4 9 13 10 4 3 7 20

Mangatarem 7 3 10 18 7 3 10 10

Mapandan 4 5 9 23 4 1 5 31

Natividad 4 2 6 33 4 1 5 31

Pozzorubio 9 4 13 10 9 3 12 6

Rosales 4 7 11 13 4 3 7 20

San Carlos City 20 18 38 2 20 14 34 1

San Fabian 6 4 10 18 6 2 8 16

San Jacinto 2 2 4 40 2 1 3 41

San Manuel 5 2 7 29 5 2 7 20



69





San Nicolas 9 2 9 23 9 1 10 10

San Quintin 3 6 9 23 3 3 6 28

Santa Barbara 7 2 9 23 7 0 7 20

Santa Maria 4 3 7 29 3 1 4 36

Santo Tomas 2 - 2 46 2 0 2 45

Sison 14 2 16 6 14 2 16 4

Sual 3 1 4 40 3 0 3 41

Tayug 2 8 10 18 2 6 8 16

Umingan 7 7 14 8 7 4 11 7

Urbiztondo 7 2 9 23 7 1 8 16


Villasis 7 4 11 13 6 1 7 20



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ENERGY

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Percentage of Barangays Energized

• 2018 Household Connections

HIGHLIGHTS

• All the barangays of the Province of Pangasinan have been energized as of 2018.

• Mapandan had the highest percentage of households with energy connections at 101.13 percent in 2018.

Pangasinan had 96.34 percent household connections in the same year.


Potential Actual Percent Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 688,949 663,762 96.34

Agno 6,800 6,288 92.47 41 PANELCO I

Aguilar 8,500 7,909 93.05 40 CENPELCO

Alaminos City 23,400 23,012 98.34 19 PANELCO I

Alcala 10,200 10,181 99.81 10 CENPELCO

Anda 9,000 8,645 96.06 30 PANELCO I

Asingan 7,500 7,246 96.61 25 PANELCO III

Balungao 14,500 14,479 99.86 9 PANELCO III

Bani 12,000 11,563 96.36 29 PANELCO I

Basista 7,600 7,619 100.25 CENPELCO

Bautista 6,700 6,738 100.57 3 CENPELCO

Bayambang 26,000 24,407 93.87 37 CENPELCO

Binalonan 7,000 6,749 96.41 28 PANELCO III

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest percentage

Sources: PANELCO I and III, DECORP, CENPELCO and LUELCO

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Energy

2018Province/Electric Cooperative

Household Connections

Electrical Service

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Electrical Service

Binmaley 20,000 18,107 90.54 43 CENPELCO

Bolinao 17,500 15,945 91.11 42 PANELCO I

Bugallon 14,500 14,516 100.11 8 CENPELCO

Burgos 4,900 4,599 93.86 38 PANELCO I

Calasiao 22,375 21,610 96.58 26 DECORP

Dagupan City 44,407 43,400 97.73 22 DECORP

Dasol 6,500 6,191 95.25 34 PANELCO I

Infanta 5,100 5,073 99.47 13 PANELCO I

Labrador 5,800 5,765 99.40 14 CENPELCO

Laoac 14,800 14,755 99.70 12 PANELCO III

Lingayen 26,000 25,938 99.76 11 CENPELCO

Mabini 6,000 5,230 87.17 45 PANELCO I



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Electrical Service

Malasiqui 29,500 29,125 98.73 17 CENPELCO

Manaoag 15,858 15,307 96.53 27 DECORP

Mangaldan 23,500 22,963 97.71 23 CENPELCO

Mangatarem 16,900 16,626 98.38 18 CENPELCO

Mapandan 3,000 3,034 101.13 1 PANELCO III

Natividad 33,000 33,081 100.25 6 PANELCO III

Pozzorubio 14,500 14,612 100.77 2 PANELCO III

Rosales 13,500 12,914 95.66 32 PANELCO III

San Carlos City 43,368 43,089 99.36 15 CENPELCO/DECORP

San Fabian 22,454 21,797 97.07 24 DECORP/LUELCO

San Jacinto 9,949 9,402 94.50 36 DECORP/LUELCO

San Manuel 7,000 5,784 82.63 46 PANELCO III



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Electrical Service

San Nicolas 5,500 5,155 93.73 39 PANELCO III

San Quintin 15,000 14,730 98.20 21 PANELCO III

Santa Barbara 18,638 17,840 95.72 31 DECORP

Santa Maria 12,000 9,055 75.46 48 PANELCO III

Santo Tomas 8,000 6,109 76.36 47 PANELCO III

Sison 10,000 9,526 95.26 33 LUELCO

Sual 7,500 7,368 98.24 20 CENPELCO

Tayug 8,000 7,605 95.06 35 PANELCO III

Umingan 7,300 7,309 100.12 7 PANELCO III

Urbiztondo 10,300 10,204 99.07 16 CENPELCO

Urdaneta City 10,100 10,146 100.46 4 PANELCO III

Villasis 17,000 15,016 88.33 44 PANELCO III



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Percent of Barangays Energized

2018

PANGASINAN 1,364 100.0

Agno 17 100.0

Aguilar 16 100.0

Alaminos City 39 100.0

Alcala 21 100.0

Anda 18 100.0

Asingan 21 100.0

Balungao 20 100.0

Bani 27 100.0

Basista 13 100.0

Bautista 18 100.0

Bayambang 77 100.0

Binalonan 24 100.0



City/MunicipalityNumber of

Barangays

77


2018



Barangays

Binmaley 33 100.0

Bolinao 30 100.0

Bugallon 24 100.0

Burgos 14 100.0

Calasiao 24 100.0

Dagupan City 31 100.0

Dasol 18 100.0

Infanta 13 100.0

Labrador 10 100.0

Laoac 22 100.0

Lingayen 32 100.0

Mabini 16 100.0


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2018



Barangays

Malasiqui 73 100.0

Manaoag 26 100.0

Mangaldan 30 100.0

Mangatarem 82 100.0

Mapandan 15 100.0

Natividad 18 100.0

Pozzorubio 34 100.0

Rosales 37 100.0

San Carlos City 86 100.0

San Fabian 34 100.0

San Jacinto 19 100.0

San Manuel 14 100.0


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2018



Barangays

San Nicolas 33 100.0

San Quintin 21 100.0

Santa Barbara 29 100.0

Santa Maria 23 100.0

Santo Tomas 10 100.0

Sison 28 100.0

Sual 19 100.0

Tayug 21 100.0

Umingan 58 100.0

Urbiztondo 21 100.0

Urdaneta City 34 100.0

Villasis 21 100.0


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FINANCE

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Number of Banking Offices

•2018 Number of ATMs

HIGHLIGHTS

• A total of 336 banking offices were recorded in the whole Province of Pangasinan in 2018 where Dagupan

City had the highest number recorded with 63 banking offices.

•Three hundred seventy-two Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) were installed in the province. Dagupan

City had a total of 80 ATMs installed while the municipalities of Balungao, Bautista, Infanta, Labrador,

Natividad, San Jacinto and San Nicolas still have no ATMs in their areas.


Universal and

Commercial BankThrift Bank

Rural Bank and

Cooperative Bank

PANGASINAN 110 106 120 336

Agno 1 1 2 28

Aguilar 1 4 5 16

Alaminos City 8 7 6 21 3

Alcala 2 2 28

Anda 1 2 3 22

Asingan 2 2 4 19

Balungao 1 1 36

Bani 1 3 4 19

Basista 0 45

Bautista 1 1 36

Bayambang 4 3 6 13 8

Binalonan 1 2 4 7 14


Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Finance

1/RankTotal

Banking Offices (2018)

83

Universal and


Rural Bank and

Cooperative Bank


1/RankTotal


Binmaley 3 4 7 14

Bolinao 1 4 5 16

Bugallon 3 3 22

Burgos 2 2 28

Calasiao 4 2 2 8 12

Dagupan City 36 18 9 63 1

Dasol 1 1 36

Infanta 1 1 36

Labrador 1 1 36

Laoac

Lingayen 6 8 5 19 4

Mabini 1 1 36



84

Universal and


Rural Bank and

Cooperative Bank


1/RankTotal


Malasiqui 1 3 8 12 9

Manaoag 2 2 4 19

Mangaldan 6 4 7 17 5

Mangatarem 1 2 6 9 11

Mapandan 1 1 36

Natividad 0 45

Pozzorubio 4 4 8 12

Rosales 10 4 2 16 6

San Carlos City 6 5 4 15 7

San Fabian 3 2 5 16


San Manuel 2 2 28



85

Universal and


Rural Bank and

Cooperative Bank


1/RankTotal


San Nicolas 1 1 36

San Quintin 1 1 36

Santa Barbara 3 3 22

Santa Maria 2 2 28

Santo Tomas

Sison 2 1 3 22

Sual 2 2 28

Tayug 5 3 3 11 10

Umingan 1 1 2 28

Urbiztondo 1 2 3 22

Urdaneta City 20 13 7 40 2

Villasis 1 2 3 22



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On-Site Off-Site

PANGASINAN 230 142 372

Agno 2 2 24

Aguilar 1 1 30

Alaminos City 20 6 26 3

Alcala 1 1 30

Anda 2 2 24

Asingan 1 1 30

Balungao 0 41

Bani 1 1 2 24

Basista 1 1 30

Bautista 0 41

Bayambang 9 3 12 9

Binalonan 5 1 6 15




Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

2018Total 1/Rank

87

On-Site Off-Site



2018Total 1/Rank

Binmaley 3 3 20

Bolinao 2 1 3 20

Bugallon 1 1 2 24

Burgos 1 1 2 24

Calasiao 8 7 15 8


Dasol 1 1 2 24

Infanta 0 41

Labrador 0 41

Laoac 1 1

Lingayen 15 10 25 5

Mabini 1 1 30



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On-Site Off-Site



2018Total 1/Rank

Malasiqui 6 5 11 10

Manaoag 2 5 7 13

Mangaldan 10 6 16 7

Mangatarem 5 2 7 13

Mapandan 1 1 30

Natividad 0 41

Pozzorubio 3 6 9 12

Rosales 16 10 26 3


San Fabian 2 3 5 16

San Jacinto 0 41

San Manuel 1 1 30



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On-Site Off-Site



2018Total 1/Rank

San Nicolas 0 41

San Quintin 1 1 30


Santa Maria 1 1 30

Santo Tomas

Sison 1 1 30

Sual 3 3 20

Tayug 8 3 11 10

Umingan 2 2 4 17

Urbiztondo 2 2 4 17

Urdaneta City 35 16 51 2

Villasis 1 3 4 17



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HEALTH

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Contraceptive Prevalence Rates

• 2018 Total Number of Health Facilities

•2018 Total Number of Live Births, Infant Deaths and Infant Mortality Rates

HIGHLIGHTS

• Pangasinan recorded 48,636 live births in 2018. On the other hand, there were 342 infant deaths recorded

in the same year.

• The Municipality of Alcala, Mangaldan, Santo Tomas and Sison had no recorded infant death resulting to

zero infant mortality rate in 2018.

• There were 70 Rural Health Units and 637 Barangay Health Stations listed in Pangasinan in 2018. San

Carlos City had the biggest number of RHUs and Barangay Health Stations listed.

• The Municipality of Natividad had the highest Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) of 111.55 percent in

2018.


The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Health

TotalRate

(per 1,000 population)

PANGASINAN 2,956,726 48,636 16.45

Agno 28,052 502 17.90

Aguilar 41,463 661 15.94

Alaminos City 89,708 1716 19.13

Alcala 43,402 712 16.40

Anda 39,504 657 16.63

Asingan 57,355 824 14.37

Balungao 31,106 489 15.72

Bani 50,306 733 14.57

Basista 32,959 931 28.25

Bautista 32,307 768 23.77

Bayambang 118,205 2373 20.08

Binalonan 54,555 1062 19.47

Source: Department of Health, Region I

Philippine Statistics Authority

City/Munipality Population 2015

Number of Live Births (2018)

93


TotalRate




Binmaley 83,052 1090 13.12

Bolinao 82,084 1320 16.08

Bugallon 67,348 1200 17.82

Burgos 21,637 487 22.51

Calasiao 95,154 1538 16.16

Dagupan City 171,271 2,670 15.59

Dasol 29,110 607 20.85

Infanta 24,584 444 18.06

Labrador 23,201 350 15.09

Laoac 31,497 577 18.32

Lingayen 103,278 1771 17.15

Mabini 24,765 522 21.08



94


TotalRate




Malasiqui 130,275 2367 18.17

Manaoag 69,497 1131 16.27

Mangaldan 106,331 1525 14.34

Mangatarem 73,241 996 13.60

Mapandan 37,059 535 14.44

Natividad 24,299 328 13.50

Pozzorubio 69,555 981 14.10

Rosales 63,081 876 13.89

San Carlos City 188,571 3286 17.43

San Fabian 83,025 1458 17.56

San Jacinto 40,848 708 17.33

San Manuel 52,939 800 15.11



95


TotalRate




San Nicolas 35,574 517 14.53

San Quintin 32,945 521 15.81

Santa Barbara 82,012 1371 16.72

Santa Maria 33,038 489 14.80

Santo Tomas 15,022 153 10.19

Sison 47,518 822 17.30

Sual 34,149 534 15.64

Tayug 43,149 631 14.62

Umingan 73,252 1131 15.44

Urbiztondo 50,170 1004 20.01

Urdaneta City 132,940 1705 12.83

Villasis 62,333 763 12.24



96


Infant DeathsInfant Mortality Rate

(per 1000 population)

PANGASINAN 342 7.03

Agno 1 1.99 39

Aguilar 10 15.13 6

Alaminos City 10 5.83 21

Alcala 0 0.00 45

Anda 4 6.09 19

Asingan 6 7.28 14

Balungao 5 10.22 13

Bani 4 5.46 24

Basista 4 4.30 26

Bautista 1 1.30 44

Bayambang 14 5.90 20

Binalonan 3 2.82 36

Rank/1 has the lowest rate

Source: Provincial Health Office, Pangasinan


City/Munipality

CY 2018

Rank/1

97




City/Munipality

CY 2018

Rank/1

Binmaley 13 11.93 8

Bolinao 9 6.82 16

Bugallon 4 3.33 34

Burgos 1 2.05 38

Calasiao 6 3.90 30

Dagupan City 45 16.85 3

Dasol 1 1.65 42

Infanta 3 6.76 17

Labrador 4 11.43 9

Laoac 15 26.00 1

Lingayen 6 3.39 33

Mabini 1 1.92 40




98




City/Munipality

CY 2018

Rank/1

Malasiqui 9 3.80 31

Manaoag 8 7.07 15

Mangaldan 0 0.00 45

Mangatarem 11 11.04 11

Mapandan 6 11.21 10

Natividad 1 3.05 35

Pozzorubio 4 4.08 28

Rosales 9 10.27 12

San Carlos City 54 16.43 5

San Fabian 6 4.12 27

San Jacinto 4 5.65 23

San Manuel 2 2.50 37




99




City/Munipality

CY 2018

Rank/1

San Nicolas 3 5.80 22

San Quintin 10 19.19 2

Santa Barbara 2 1.46 43

Santa Maria 3 6.13 18

Santo Tomas 0 0.00 45

Sison 0 0.00 45

Sual 2 3.75 32

Tayug 8 12.68 7

Umingan 19 16.80 4

Urbiztondo 5 4.98 25

Urdaneta City 3 1.76 41

Villasis 3 3.93 29




100


Rural Health UnitBarangay Health

StationTotal Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 70 637 707

Agno 2 10 12 23

Aguilar 1 5 6 41


Alcala 1 7 8 33

Anda 1 5 6 41

Asingan 2 14 16 14

Balungao 1 7 8 33

Bani 2 10 12 23

Basista 1 13 14 18

Bautista 1 6 7 37

Bayambang 2 25 27 4

Binalonan 1 24 25 6



City/Munipality2018

Number of Health Facilities

101




City/Munipality2018


Binmaley 2 16 18 11

Bolinao 2 11 13 20

Bugallon 2 24 26 5

Burgos 1 4 5 45

Calasiao 2 22 24 7


Dasol 1 8 9 30

Infanta 1 11 12 23

Labrador 1 4 5 45

Laoac 1 6 7 37

Lingayen 2 18 20 10

Mabini 1 4 5 45



102




City/Munipality2018


Malasiqui 2 19 21 9

Manaoag 1 17 18 11

Mangaldan 2 20 22 8

Mangatarem 2 14 16 14

Mapandan 1 8 9 30

Natividad 1 5 6 41


Rosales 1 9 10 29


San Fabian 2 11 13 20


San Manuel 1 12 13 20



103




City/Munipality2018






Santo Tomas 1 2 3 48

Sison 1 28 29 3

Sual 1 7 8 33

Tayug 1 7 8 33

Umingan 2 14 16 14



Villasis 1 16 17 13



104

Women of

Reproductive Age

(WRA)

USER Contraceptive

Prevalence Rates Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 377,098 263,048 69.76

Agno 3,578 3091 86.39 8

Aguilar 5,288 3769 71.27 31

Alaminos City 11,441 8449 73.85 25

Alcala 5,535 5805 104.88 2

Anda 5,038 4436 88.05 6

Asingan 7,315 5338 72.97 26

Balungao 3,967 3,074 77.49 17

Bani 6,416 4,611 71.87 30

Basista 4,204 3,714 88.34 5

Bautista 4,120 3,451 83.76 9

Bayambang 15,076 13,739 91.13 4

Binalonan 6,958 4,803 69.03 35

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest rate.



City/Munipality

2018

105

Women of

Reproductive Age

(WRA)

USER Contraceptive



City/Munipality

2018

Binmaley 10,592 6,583 62.15 42

Bolinao 10,469 8,547 81.64 14

Bugallon 8,589 5,752 66.97 38

Burgos 2,760 2,294 83.12 10

Calasiao 12,136 6,601 54.39 44

Dagupan City 21,844 7,939 36.34 48

Dasol 3,713 3,591 96.71 3

Infanta 3,135 2,565 81.82 13

Labrador 2,959 1,910 64.55 41

Laoac 4,017 3,293 81.98 11

Lingayen 13,172 6,621 50.27 45

Mabini 3,159 2,435 77.08 18



106

Women of

Reproductive Age

(WRA)

USER Contraceptive



City/Munipality

2018

Malasiqui 16,615 12,095 72.80 27

Manaoag 8,864 6,653 75.06 22

Mangaldan 13,561 7,805 57.55 43

Mangatarem 9,341 6,721 71.95 29

Mapandan 4,727 3,076 65.07 39

Natividad 3,099 3,457 111.55 1

Pozzorubio 8,871 6,218 70.09 33

Rosales 8,045 5,801 72.11 28

San Carlos City 24,050 11,642 48.41 46

San Fabian 10,589 7,527 71.08 32

San Jacinto 5,210 3,630 69.67 34

San Manuel 6,752 4568 67.65 37



107

Women of

Reproductive Age

(WRA)

USER Contraceptive



City/Munipality

2018

San Nicolas 4,537 3,714 81.86 12

San Quintin 4,202 2,725 64.85 40

Santa Barbara 10,460 7,889 75.42 21

Santa Maria 4,214 3,180 75.46 20

Santo Tomas 1,916 910 47.49 47

Sison 6,060 5,328 87.92 7

Sual 4,355 3,435 78.87 15

Tayug 5,503 4,183 76.01 19

Umingan 9,342 6,404 68.55 36

Urbiztondo 6,399 4,768 74.51 24

Urdaneta City 16,955 12,646 74.59 23

Villasis 7,950 6,262 78.77 16



108


INCOME AND PRICES

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Financial Performance of Cities/Municipalities

HIGHLIGHTS

• The cities/municipalities in the Province of Pangasinan had a total budget surplus of 2,419,123,000.00 in

2018. Dagupan City had the highest budget surplus amounting to 286,171,000.00.


PANGASINAN 11,264,876 8,845,753 2,419,123

Agno 111,172 83,472 27,700 27

Aguilar 137,073 119,765 17,308 38

Alaminos City 634,178 573,375 60,803 14

Alcala 213,595 123,636 89,959 5

Anda 123,105 96,493 26,612 28

Asingan 151,470 126,944 24,526 31

Balungao 112,547 96,261 16,286 39

Bani 156,955 145,129 11,826 41

Basista 93,901 79,699 14,202 40

Bautista 92,748 86,097 6,651 44

Bayambang 396,215 322,553 73,662 7

Binalonan 207,618 161,656 45,962 20


Source: Commission on Audit

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Income and Prices

City/Munipality Rank 1/

Financial Performance of Cities/Municipalities 2018

Revenue Expenses Surplus/(Deficit)

in thousand

111





Binmaley 202,997 151,598 51,399 18

Bolinao 274,247 202,423 71,824 8

Bugallon 187,236 153,825 33,411 26

Burgos 99,054 78,104 20,950 35

Calasiao 289,746 221,037 68,709 10

Dagupan City 989,006 702,835 286,171 1

Dasol 114,738 92,837 21,901 32

Infanta 123,065 101,437 21,628 34

Labrador 88,508 68,766 19,742 37

Laoac 150,217 82,726 67,491 11

Lingayen 333,263 272,497 60,766 15

Mabini 124,187 119,000 5,187 47


Source: Commission on Audit

112





Malasiqui 315,099 250,710 64,389 13

Manaoag 200,617 131,278 69,339 9

Mangaldan 274,182 233,468 40,714 22

Mangatarem 215,229 161,607 53,622 17

Mapandan 106,699 97,514 9,185 42

Natividad 95,205 68,751 26,454 29

Pozzorubio 215,583 167,790 47,793 19

Rosales 241,475 220,691 20,784 36

San Carlos City 784,795 578,719 206,076 2

San Fabian 198,013 193,628 4,385 48

San Jacinto 122,323 88,595 33,728 25

San Manuel 197,694 175,909 21,785 33


Source: Pangasinan Provincial Planning and Development Office

113





San Nicolas 144,634 138,049 6,585 45

San Quintin 112,511 104,221 8,290 43

Santa Barbara 160,091 103,727 56,364 16

Santa Maria 230,703 188,690 42,013 21

Santo Tomas 123,774 86,041 37,733 23

Sison 63,485 57,864 5,621 46

Sual 336,444 183,382 153,062 4

Tayug 149,929 124,271 25,658 30

Umingan 272,838 190,496 82,342 6

Urbiztondo 134,493 97,236 37,257 24

Urdaneta City 914,250 759,766 154,484 3

Villasis 247,969 181,185 66,784 12


Source: Pangasinan Provincial Planning and Development Office

114


INFRASTRUCTURE

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2016 Length of Barangay Roads and Bridges

• 2016 Length of Municipal Roads and Bridges

• 2016 Length of Provincial Roads and Bridges

• 2016 Length of National Roads and Bridges

HIGHLIGHTS

• As of 2016, the Province of Pangasinan had 5,907.8 km barangay roads, 475.1 km municipal roads, 727.7

km provincial roads and 630.2 km national roads.

• Pangasinan had 13,995.8 l.m. barangay bridges, 2,001.6 l.m. municipal bridges, 5,934.1 l.m. provincial

bridges and 13,760.9 l.m. national bridges which are all permanent in 2016.


Concrete Asphalt Total Gravel Earth Total

PANGASINAN 2,586.9 298.8 2,885.7 1,930.1 1,113.6 3,022.1 5,907.8

Agno 30.7 4.1 34.8 57.4 64.4 121.8 156.5 10

Aguilar 47.5 1.3 48.8 72.3 11.8 84.1 132.9 16

Alaminos City 106.5 8.1 114.6 124.5 173.2 297.7 412.3 1

Alcala 46.3 0.9 47.2 25.0 28.1 53.1 100.3 32

Anda 2.6 3.1 5.7 36.2 14.1 50.3 56.0 42

Asingan 52.8 2.2 55.0 49.9 13.3 63.2 118.2 25

Balungao 25.0 0.5 25.5 74.8 26.0 100.8 126.3 19

Bani 18.8 1.5 20.3 126.6 58.3 184.9 205.3 6

Basista 27.5 7.5 34.9 9.7 2.9 12.5 47.5 43

Bautista 23.9 5.2 29.1 7.5 14.1 29.1 46

Bayambang 126.8 6.7 133.6 28.3 59.7 88.0 221.5 5

Binalonan 38.1 2.1 40.2 53.6 16.3 69.8 110.0 26


Source: MPDC/CPDC/ME Offices


The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Infrastructure

City/Municipality

Length (km) of Barangay Roads by Pavement Type (2016)

PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

117



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

Binmaley 56.5 23.4 79.8 6.9 6.9 86.7 35

Bolinao 30.6 6.0 36.6 6.5 253.4 259.8 296.4 2

Bugallon 50.6 7.0 57.6 38.8 5.0 43.8 101.4 31

Burgos 19.2 1.0 20.2 122.3 0.1 122.4 142.5 12

Calasiao 65.1 - 65.1 33.6 11.1 44.7 109.8 27

Dagupan City 52.2 3.8 56.0 - 56.0 41

Dasol 65.3 65.3 99.9 99.9 165.2 9

Infanta 31.4 4.0 35.4 56.4 13.6 70.0 105.4 29

Labrador 15.1 0.8 15.8 16.7 6.7 23.4 39.2 45

Laoac 41.0 0.6 41.6 35.1 35.1 76.7 38

Lingayen 63.7 70.7 134.4 36.5 62.2 98.7 233.1 3

Mabini 39.6 3.5 43.0 31.2 52.1 83.3 126.3 18




118



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

Malasiqui 123.7 4.9 128.5 7.7 7.7 136.2 15

Manaoag 84.4 4.3 88.7 14.5 14.5 103.2 30

Mangaldan 95.5 3.3 98.8 24.0 16.5 40.5 139.4 14

Mangatarem 10.2 6.5 16.7 6.0 6.0 22.7 47

Mapandan 10.8 4.3 15.1 25.8 0.3 26.1 41.2 44

Natividad 29.5 2.0 31.5 33.0 14.3 47.3 78.8 37

Pozzorubio 56.7 2.7 59.4 64.6 64.6 124.0 21

Rosales 67.8 5.2 73.0 50.8 50.8 123.8 22

San Carlos City 140.2 39.8 180.1 44.1 0.7 44.8 224.9 4

San Fabian 42.4 42.4 56.8 69.4 126.2 168.6 8

San Jacinto 74.7 1.0 75.7 23.2 23.2 98.8 33

San Manuel 62.3 21.3 83.7 35.0 35.0 118.6 24




119



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

San Nicolas 38.7 3.6 42.4 55.1 25.0 80.0 122.4 23

San Quintin 34.5 8.7 43.2 81.8 81.8 125.0 20

Santa Barbara 26.0 4.5 30.4 60.9 1.2 62.1 92.5 34

Santa Maria 1.2 1.3 2.5 4.3 6.7 11.0 13.5 48

Santo Tomas 132.6 9.6 142.3 10.6 10.6 152.9 11

Sison 46.9 2.9 49.8 3.8 26.6 30.4 80.3 36

Sual 84.1 2.2 86.3 38.0 17.4 55.5 141.8 13

Tayug 57.8 0.5 58.3 0.2 0.2 58.5 40

Umingan 19.2 3.3 22.5 86.4 19.7 106.1 128.6 17

Urbiztondo 45.2 2.3 47.5 15.6 11.6 27.2 74.7 39

Urdaneta City 175.8 175.8 - 175.8 7

Villasis 49.7 0.8 50.5 48.8 7.3 56.2 106.7 28




120


PANGASINAN 352.3 73.2 425.5 42.1 7.5 49.7 475.1

Agno 2.7 2.7 3.1 0.2 3.3 5.9 37

Aguilar 5.6 5.6 0.0 0.0 5.7 40

Alaminos City 12.6 12.6 - 12.6 9

Alcala 10.2 10.2 - 10.2 16

Anda 24.6 1.4 26.0 16.6 16.6 42.6 2

Asingan 11.9 11.9 - 11.9 11

Balungao 4.1 4.1 0.6 2.5 3.1 7.2 28

Bani 1.6 3.4 4.9 2.5 2.1 4.6 9.5 19

Basista 4.8 1.8 6.6 - 6.6 31

Bautista 1.3 4.9 6.2 - 6.2 34

Bayambang 10.6 10.6 - 10.6 15

Binalonan 11.2 1.0 12.2 1.4 1.4 13.6 6




Length (km) of Municipal Roads by Pavement Type (2016)

PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/


City/Municipality

121



PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/


City/Municipality

Binmaley 1.8 1.4 3.3 0.1 0.1 3.3 45

Bolinao 2.1 5.4 7.5 0.1 0.9 1.0 8.5 23

Bugallon 4.0 2.9 6.9 2.7 2.7 9.6 18

Burgos 5.0 2.6 7.7 0.1 0.0 0.1 7.7 25

Calasiao 11.6 11.6 2.6 0.2 2.8 14.4 5

Dagupan City 15.6 2.0 17.6 - 17.6 3

Dasol 6.9 6.9 0.5 0.5 7.3 27

Infanta 0.8 1.2 2.0 - 2.0 47

Labrador 2.0 2.0 - 2.0 47

Laoac 2.1 1.3 3.4 4.2 4.2 7.7 26

Lingayen 9.5 2.3 11.8 0.6 0.4 1.0 12.8 8

Mabini 5.5 0.1 5.6 0.3 0.3 5.9 39




122



PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/


City/Municipality

Malasiqui 9.0 3.8 12.8 - 12.8 7

Manaoag 7.9 0.6 8.5 - 8.5 22

Mangaldan 9.2 1.4 10.6 0.2 0.2 10.7 14

Mangatarem 14.2 0.1 14.4 0.3 0.3 14.7 4

Mapandan 1.3 4.2 5.5 1.0 1.0 6.4 32

Natividad 3.7 3.7 - 3.7 43

Pozzorubio 9.2 9.2 - 9.2 20

Rosales 8.1 1.0 9.1 - 9.1 21

San Carlos City 43.2 9.0 52.2 - 52.2 1

San Fabian 7.7 0.3 7.9 - 7.9 24

San Jacinto 9.6 9.6 0.2 0.2 9.7 17

San Manuel 8.0 3.6 11.6 - 11.6 13




123



PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/


City/Municipality

San Nicolas 6.2 6.2 - 6.2 35

San Quintin 3.4 3.4 - 3.4 44

Santa Barbara 4.2 4.2 - 4.2 42

Santa Maria 6.0 6.0 - 6.0 36

Santo Tomas 2.1 2.1 - 2.1 46

Sison 6.1 0.1 6.2 0.7 0.1 0.9 7.0 29

Sual 6.8 2.2 9.0 2.5 0.6 3.1 12.1 10

Tayug 6.7 6.7 - 6.7 30

Umingan 5.4 5.4 0.5 0.5 5.9 38

Urbiztondo 2.2 2.5 4.7 0.4 0.4 0.9 5.6 41

Urdaneta City 6.1 0.2 6.3 - 6.3 33

Villasis 10.7 10.7 1.1 1.1 11.8 12




124


PANGASINAN 478.5 244.9 723.4 3.2 1.1 4.3 727.7

Agno 2.7 7.5 10.1 1.2 - 1.2 11.4 29

Aguilar 12.8 2.2 15.1 15.1 23

Alaminos City

Alcala 7.9 1.6 9.5 9.5 34

Anda 11.5 3.9 15.4 15.4 21

Asingan 25.4 4.3 29.7 29.7 4

Balungao 4.8 10.4 15.2 0.0 15.2 22

Bani 10.4 6.3 16.8 16.8 19

Basista 4.4 6.3 10.7 10.7 30

Bautista 2.4 3.5 5.9 5.9 39

Bayambang 4.0 16.0 20.0 20.0 12

Binalonan 8.6 - 8.6 8.6 36


Source: PEO Pangasinan



City/Municipality

Length (kms) of Provincial Roads by Pavement Type (2016)

PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

125



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

Binmaley 12.8 6.6 19.4 19.4 14

Bolinao 12.5 0.4 12.9 12.9 25

Bugallon 14.7 2.4 17.0 0.2 1.1 1.4 18.4 15

Burgos 17.3 6.5 23.8 0.0 23.8 7

Calasiao 21.2 0.6 21.8 21.8 9

Dagupan City

Dasol 1.5 - 1.5 1.5 40

Infanta - 0.4 0.4 0.4 41

Labrador

Laoac

Lingayen 10.9 16.3 27.2 27.2 6

Mabini 4.0 6.0 10.0 0.0 10.0 31




126



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

Malasiqui 13.0 8.3 21.3 21.3 10

Manaoag 13.2 4.0 17.2 17.2 18

Mangaldan 10.6 1.5 12.1 12.1 28

Mangatarem 29.7 5.3 35.1 35.1 3

Mapandan 14.6 5.0 19.6 19.6 13

Natividad 14.3 3.1 17.4 17.4 17

Pozzorubio 16.4 4.6 21.0 21.0 11

Rosales 0.2 9.7 9.9 9.9 32

San Carlos City 12.5 11.1 23.5 0.0 23.5 8

San Fabian 14.8 - 14.8 14.8 24

San Jacinto 15.7 0.4 16.1 16.1 20

San Manuel 8.4 18.0 26.4 1.0 - 1.0 27.4 5




127



City/Municipality


PAVED UNPAVEDGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

San Nicolas 8.6 0.7 9.3 0.0 9.3 35

San Quintin 16.5 1.6 18.1 0.0 18.1 16

Santa Barbara 14.4 3.0 17.4 17.4 17

Santa Maria 7.7 4.6 12.3 12.3 27

Santo Tomas

Sison 2.2 5.5 7.7 7.7 37

Sual 6.4 - 6.4 6.4 38

Tayug 6.5 3.1 9.7 9.7 33

Umingan 16.2 25.1 41.3 0.8 - 0.8 42.0 2

Urbiztondo 2.2 19.2 21.3 21.3 10

Urdaneta City 32.5 9.8 42.3 42.3 1

Villasis 12.4 - 12.4 12.4 26




128

Concrete Asphalt Total Gravel Total

PANGASINAN 242.0 388.2 630.2 0.0 0.0 630.2

Agno 7.9 5.9 13.9 13.9 22

Aguilar 9.6 9.6 9.6 31

Alaminos City 5.2 22.0 27.2 27.2 3

Alcala 2.9 7.0 10.0 10.0 30

Anda - -

Asingan 3.4 7.0 10.4 10.4 29

Balungao 4.1 2.9 7.0 7.0 37

Bani 14.7 4.8 19.6 19.6 8

Basista 1.9 4.1 6.0 6.0 38

Bautista 3.0 0.1 3.1 3.1 44

Bayambang 6.2 13.2 19.3 19.3 9

Binalonan 11.1 5.2 16.3 16.3 15




UNPAVED

Rank 1/GRAND

TOTAL


City/Municipality

Length (kms) of National Roads by Pavement Type (2016)

PAVED

129


UNPAVED

Rank 1/GRAND

TOTAL


City/Municipality


PAVED

Binmaley 8.7 12.2 20.9 20.9 7

Bolinao 5.6 12.5 18.0 18.0 12

Bugallon 4.9 11.8 16.6 16.6 13

Burgos 4.4 7.3 11.7 11.7 27

Calasiao 2.8 11.8 14.6 14.6 19

Dagupan City 12.4 16.3 28.8 28.8 2

Dasol 1.0 15.4 16.4 16.4 14

Infanta 2.5 6.7 9.2 9.2 33

Labrador 0.2 15.4 15.6 15.6 17

Laoac 4.9 4.9 4.9 42

Lingayen 1.1 12.6 13.7 13.7 23

Mabini 2.1 10.9 13.0 13.0 26




130


UNPAVED

Rank 1/GRAND

TOTAL


City/Municipality


PAVED

Malasiqui 11.4 14.4 25.9 25.9 4

Manaoag 1.6 7.2 8.8 8.8 34

Mangaldan 0.2 14.2 14.3 14.3 21

Mangatarem 13.1 3.0 16.1 16.1 16

Mapandan

Natividad 2.0 3.8 5.8 5.8 39

Pozzorubio 3.5 5.8 9.3 9.3 32

Rosales 7.4 18.2 25.6 25.6 5

San Carlos City 7.4 11.7 19.1 19.1 10

San Fabian 14.8 14.8 14.8 18

San Jacinto 4.9 4.9 4.9 41

San Manuel




131


UNPAVED

Rank 1/GRAND

TOTAL


City/Municipality


PAVED

San Nicolas 4.3 6.4 10.7 10.7 28

San Quintin 2.7 2.7 5.4 5.4 40

Santa Barbara 6.7 15.6 22.4 22.4 6

Santa Maria 4.2 10.3 14.5 14.5 20

Santo Tomas 0.4 3.5 3.9 3.9 43

Sison 4.8 2.7 7.5 7.5 36

Sual 8.0 5.5 13.5 13.5 25

Tayug 1.3 7.3 8.5 8.5 35

Umingan 28.3 13.4 41.7 41.7 1

Urbiztondo - -

Urdaneta City 10.0 8.4 18.4 18.4 11

Villasis 9.1 4.5 13.6 13.6 24




132

Concrete Steel Total Bailey TimberHanging

Ft. Br.Total

PANGASINAN 9,453.0 734.4 10,187.3 958.3 79.0 2,771.2 3,808.5 13,995.8

Agno 193.5 193.5 - 193.5 24

Aguilar 364.0 364.0 289.5 289.5 653.5 6

Alaminos City 687.7 118.2 805.9 21.0 50.0 71.0 876.9 4

Alcala - - - - -

Anda 21.5 21.5 18.0 18.0 39.5 44

Asingan 78.8 78.8 140.0 140.0 218.8 21

Balungao 440.0 440.0 - 440.0 11

Bani 101.0 101.0 12.0 12.0 113.0 35

Basista - - -

Bautista - - -

Bayambang 106.2 106.2 56.0 56.0 162.2 28

Binalonan 82.8 82.8 - 82.8 39





City/Municipality

Length (l.m.) of Barangay Bridges by Type (2016)

PERMANENT TEMPORARYGRAND

TOTALRank 1/

133


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

Binmaley 393.1 393.1 - 393.1 13

Bolinao 211.0 211.0 154.0 154.0 365.0 17

Bugallon 135.3 135.3 121.9 110.0 231.9 367.2 16

Burgos 187.5 187.5 - 187.5 25

Calasiao 60.0 45.0 105.0 79.5 79.5 184.5 26

Dagupan City 252.0 24.0 276.0 - 276.0 19

Dasol 409.9 409.9 - 409.9 12

Infanta 350.4 350.4 98.0 205.0 303.0 653.4 7

Labrador - 57.0 57.0 57.0 43

Laoac 335.5 335.5 150.0 150.0 485.5 10

Lingayen 155.0 155.0 20.0 46.0 155.0 221.0 376.0 15

Mabini 92.0 92.0 26.0 26.0 118.0 34




134


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

Malasiqui 231.0 18.0 249.0 - 249.0 20

Manaoag 658.5 658.5 45.0 45.0 703.5 5

Mangaldan 101.0 101.0 - 101.0 36

Mangatarem 466.8 34.0 500.8 43.0 43.0 543.8 8

Mapandan 78.0 78.0 - 78.0 40

Natividad 8.0 8.0 50.0 50.0 58.0 42

Pozzorubio 126.5 170.0 296.5 45.0 45.0 341.5 18

Rosales 25.0 25.0 13.0 13.0 38.0 45

San Carlos City 590.9 - 590.9 332.0 332.0 922.9 2

San Fabian 685.0 111.0 796.0 105.0 105.0 901.0 3

San Jacinto 159.0 159.0 - 159.0 29

San Manuel 174.0 174.0 - 174.0 27




135


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

San Nicolas 25.0 25.0 190.0 190.0 215.0 22

San Quintin 146.0 146.0 - 146.0 31

Santa Barbara 29.9 - 29.9 113.5 243.1 356.6 386.4 14

Santa Maria 138.0 138.0 - 138.0 32

Santo Tomas 89.0 35.0 124.0 - 124.0 33

Sison 247.1 99.1 346.2 152.0 152.0 498.2 9

Sual 148.0 148.0 - 148.0 30

Tayug 164.4 164.4 8.0 34.3 42.3 206.7 23

Umingan 332.8 14.0 346.8 9.4 604.3 613.7 960.5 1

Urbiztondo 30.0 41.0 71.0 12.0 - - 12.0 83.0 38

Urdaneta City 98.0 98.0 - 98.0 37

Villasis 69.0 69.0 - 69.0 41




136


Ft. Br.Total

PANGASINAN 1,491.6 147.0 1,638.6 88.0 15.0 260.0 363.0 2,001.6

Agno 6.0 6.0 0.0 6.0 22

Aguilar 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Alaminos City 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Alcala 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Anda 94.5 94.5 0.0 94.5 7

Asingan 0.0 0.0 0.0

Balungao 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bani 0.0 0.0 0.0

Basista 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bautista 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bayambang 0.0 0.0 0.0

Binalonan 0.0 0.0 0.0





City/Municipality

Length (l.m.) of Municipal Bridges by Type (2016)


TOTALRank 1/

137


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

Binmaley 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bolinao 46.0 46.0 0.0 46.0 13

Bugallon 15.0 15.0 60.0 60.0 75.0 10

0.0 0.0 0.0

Burgos 9.0 9.0 0.0 9.0 21

Calasiao 0.0 0.0 0.0

Dagupan City 0.0 0.0 0.0

Dasol 0.0 0.0 0.0

Infanta 23.9 23.9 0.0 23.9 16

Labrador 173.2 53.5 226.7 0.0 226.7 3

Laoac 10.0 10.0 0.0 10.0 20

Lingayen 30.0 30.0 20.0 20.0 50.0 12

Mabini 164.0 164.0 0.0 164.0 5




138


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

Malasiqui 15.0 15.0 0.0 15.0 17

Manaoag 32.2 32.2 0.0 32.2 15

Mangaldan 326.0 36.0 362.0 10.0 10.0 372.0 1

Mangatarem 0.0 0.0 0.0

Mapandan 36.8 36.8 0.0 36.8 14

Natividad 12.0 12.0 200.0 200.0 212.0 4

Pozzorubio 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Rosales 28.0 57.5 85.5 0.0 85.5 8

San Carlos City 0.0 0.0 0.0

San Fabian 133.0 133.0 0.0 133.0 6

San Jacinto 191.0 191.0 58.0 58.0 249.0 2

San Manuel 12.0 12.0 0.0 12.0 18




139


Ft. Br.Total


City/Municipality



TOTALRank 1/

San Nicolas 0.0 0.0 0.0

San Quintin 12.0 12.0 0.0 12.0 18

Santa Barbara 0.0 0.0 0.0

Santa Maria 0.0 0.0 0.0

Santo Tomas 0.0 0.0 0.0

Sison 0.0 0.0 0.0

Sual 0.0 0.0 0.0

Tayug 6.0 6.0 0.0 6.0 22

Umingan 76.0 76.0 0.0 76.0 9

Urbiztondo 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Urdaneta City 40.0 40.0 15.0 15.0 55.0 11

Villasis 0.0 0.0 0.0




140

Concrete Steel Total Timber Bailey Total

PANGASINAN 5219.7 714.4 5934.1 - - - 5934.1 13760.9

Agno 55.25 - 55.3 - - - 55.3 29 66.15 34

Aguilar 156.00 - 156.0 - - - 156.0 13 160.60 23

Alaminos City - - - - - 202.60 20

Alcala 24.00 - 24.0 - - - 24.0 34 1002.00 4

Anda 12.00 397.40 409.4 - - - 409.4 4

Asingan 111.30 - 111.3 - - - 111.3 20 452.63 11

Balungao 106.00 80.00 186.0 - - - 186.0 9 117.16 30

Bani 64.67 - 64.7 - - - 64.7 25 244.91 17

Basista 22.00 - 22.0 - - - 22.0 35 12.70 41

Bautista - - - - -

Bayambang 12.00 - 12.0 - - - 12.0 37 601.91 8

Binalonan 138.00 - 138.0 - - - 138.0 17 133.78 28



DPWH I, II, III and IV


Rank

1/

Length (l.m.) of National

Bridges by Type (2016)


City/Municipality PERMANENTRank 1/

Length (l.m.) of Provincial Bridges by Type (2016)

TEMPORARYGRAND

TOTALPERMANENT (Total)

141


Rank

1/






TEMPORARYGRAND


Binmaley 56.70 - 56.7 - - - 56.7 28 645.79 7

Bolinao 18.25 - 18.3 - - - 18.3 36

Bugallon 120.30 - 120.3 - - - 120.3 19 1097.72 2

39

Burgos 96.30 - 96.3 - - - 96.3 22 84.25 33

Calasiao 121.00 - 121.0 - - - 121.0 18 321.12 15

Dagupan City - - - - - 1035.38 3

Dasol - - - - - 288.09 16

Infanta - - - - - 120.35 29

Labrador - - - - - 167.50 21

Laoac - - - - - 62.30 37

Lingayen 62.40 - 62.4 - - - 62.4 26 830.90 6

Mabini 6.00 - 6.0 - - - 6.0 38 162.37 22





142


Rank

1/






TEMPORARYGRAND


Malasiqui 155.00 - 155.0 - - - 155.0 14 63.07 35

Manaoag 520.67 50.00 570.7 - - - 570.7 2 134.20 27

Mangaldan - - - - - 156.80 24

Mangatarem 612.92 - 612.9 - - - 612.9 1 224.59 18

Mapandan 168.60 - 168.6 - - - 168.6 11

Natividad 85.00 - 85.0 - - - 85.0 24 321.45 14

Pozzorubio 32.27 - 32.3 - - - 32.3 32 34.01 39

Rosales 26.20 - 26.2 - - - 26.2 33 948.65 5

San Carlos City 154.00 - 154.0 - - - 154.0 15 89.62 32

San Fabian 144.00 - 144.0 - - - 144.0 16 407.45 12

San Jacinto 178.67 42.00 220.7 - - - 220.7 8 30.60 40

San Manuel 350.45 - 350.5 - - - 350.5 5





143


Rank

1/






TEMPORARYGRAND


San Nicolas 513.50 - 513.5 - - - 513.5 3 95.35 31

San Quintin 48.00 - 48.0 - - - 48.0 30 38.70 38

Santa Barbara 148.90 20.00 168.9 - - - 168.9 10 218.55 19

Santa Maria 101.85 101.9 - - - 101.9 21 1464.00 1

Santo Tomas - - - - -

Sison 37.20 - 37.2 - - - 37.2 31 558.00 9

Sual 61.80 - 61.8 - - - 61.8 27 136.65 26

Tayug 169.50 65.00 234.5 - - - 234.5 7 472.32 10

Umingan 103.00 60.00 163.0 - - - 163.0 12 337.85 13

Urbiztondo 90.00 - 90.0 - - - 90.0 23

Urdaneta City 336.00 - 336.0 - - - 336.0 6 155.83 25

Villasis - - - 63.00 36





144


PUBLIC ORDER

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2018 Crime Statistics

• 2018 Total Number of Firemen and Fire Trucks

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Province of Pangasinan recorded 20,682 crimes in 2018; 18,863 of which were cleared cases and

16,163 solved cases.

– Solved Case are cases where a case was filed and the suspects were arrested

– Cleared Case are cases where a case was filed but suspects were not arrested plus (+) solved

cases

• The province had 433 firemen and 83 fire trucks in 2018, both from the Bureau of Fire Protection and the

Local Government Units.


Murder HomicidePhysical

InjuryRape Robbery Theft

Carnappin

g (MV)

Carnapp

ing (MC)

PANGASINAN 137 38 689 332 226 687 9 114 2,232 1,678 1,058 75.2 47.4

Agno 1 2 4 2 1 1 0 0 11 10 6 90.9 15 54.5 22

Aguilar 2 0 20 2 0 4 0 1 29 27 23 93.1 11 79.3 4

Alaminos City 2 1 22 23 12 36 0 1 97 72 30 74.2 35 30.9 45

Alcala 3 0 6 2 1 3 0 0 15 14 9 93.3 10 60.0 16

Anda 2 1 12 8 0 3 0 0 26 25 23 96.2 7 88.5 3

Asingan 2 3 19 6 3 7 0 4 44 40 25 90.9 15 56.8 20

Balungao 1 0 12 8 0 5 0 3 29 25 14 86.2 25 48.3 28

Bani 1 0 3 3 4 6 0 1 18 14 7 77.8 29 38.9 37

Basista 0 0 8 1 2 4 0 1 16 10 6 62.5 45 37.5 40

Bautista 1 0 6 2 1 2 1 0 13 9 4 69.2 41 30.8 46

Bayambang 3 3 26 5 8 19 1 2 67 49 42 73.1 36 62.7 12

Binalonan 2 1 4 5 2 6 0 4 24 22 10 91.7 14 41.7 33

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest efficiency rate.

Source: Philippine National Police

Rank

1/Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Rank

1/Cleared

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency

The Countryside in Figures: Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Public Order

City/Municipality

Crime Statistics (January - December 2018)

Against Persons Against Property

Total

Index Crimes

147



Carnappin

g (MV)

Carnapp

ing (MC)

Rank

1/Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Rank

1/Cleared

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality



Total

Index Crimes

Binmaley 4 0 17 6 10 8 0 6 51 31 14 60.8 46 27.5 48

Bolinao 5 3 10 11 1 21 0 2 53 43 36 81.1 28 67.9 10

Bugallon 1 1 22 6 4 7 0 4 45 40 34 88.9 23 75.6 5

Burgos 1 1 8 4 1 3 0 0 18 18 11 100.0 1 61.1 14

Calasiao 7 1 22 10 7 44 2 3 96 62 28 64.6 44 29.2 47

Dagupan City 10 4 85 20 40 147 2 19 327 185 108 56.6 47 33.0 42

Dasol 0 0 2 2 1 4 0 1 10 10 4 100.0 1 40.0 35

Infanta 1 0 6 8 2 3 0 1 21 16 12 76.2 31 57.1 19

Labrador 0 0 4 9 3 1 0 0 17 17 8 100.0 1 47.1 29

Laoac 1 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 9 7 3 77.8 29 33.3 41

Lingayen 5 2 23 13 15 51 1 2 112 92 68 82.1 27 60.7 15

Mabini 1 1 10 4 0 10 0 0 26 24 14 92.3 13 53.8 23



148



Carnappin

g (MV)

Carnapp

ing (MC)

Rank

1/Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Rank

1/Cleared

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality



Total

Index Crimes

Malasiqui 7 0 17 12 11 9 0 2 58 44 22 75.9 32 37.9 38

Manaoag 5 0 15 15 10 14 0 3 62 55 45 88.7 24 72.6 7

Mangaldan 2 1 38 20 8 39 0 14 122 89 53 73.0 37 43.4 32

Mangatarem 4 0 9 4 1 4 1 1 24 23 15 95.8 8 62.5 13

Mapandan 2 1 5 2 1 5 0 4 20 15 11 75.0 33 55.0 21

Natividad 0 0 6 2 0 3 0 0 11 10 7 90.9 15 63.6 11

Pozzorubio 5 1 15 2 6 15 0 5 49 34 24 69.4 40 49.0 27

Rosales 5 2 26 5 6 38 1 4 87 65 50 74.7 34 57.5 18

San Carlos City 12 1 39 27 13 43 0 5 140 74 46 52.9 48 32.9 43

San Fabian 4 1 21 9 5 6 0 0 46 43 33 93.5 9 71.7 8

San Jacinto 2 0 8 3 3 3 0 0 19 17 10 89.5 22 52.6 24

San Manuel 2 0 8 3 1 8 0 1 23 15 9 65.2 43 39.1 36



149



Carnappin

g (MV)

Carnapp

ing (MC)

Rank

1/Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Rank

1/Cleared

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality



Total

Index Crimes

San Nicolas 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 5 5 5 100.0 1 100.0 1

San Quintin 2 0 5 2 2 3 0 0 14 13 7 92.9 12 50.0 26

Santa Barbara 2 2 4 11 6 4 0 0 29 21 9 72.4 38 31.0 44

Santa Maria 1 0 10 1 4 4 0 3 23 19 10 82.6 26 43.5 31

Santo Tomas 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 100.0 1 75.0 6

Sison 3 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 10 9 6 90.0 20 60.0 16

Sual 1 1 9 4 3 9 0 3 30 27 21 90.0 20 70.0 9

Tayug 6 0 11 3 10 6 0 0 36 25 15 69.4 39 41.7 33

Umingan 3 0 22 6 3 34 0 1 69 47 26 68.1 42 37.7 39

Urbiztondo 0 0 6 8 1 1 0 0 16 16 15 100.0 1 93.8 2

Urdaneta City 8 2 45 18 11 35 0 11 130 118 61 90.8 18 46.9 30

Villasis 4 0 12 6 1 6 0 2 31 28 16 90.3 19 51.6 25



150

PANGASINAN 279 3853 4965 9353 18,450 17,185 93.1 15,105 81.9

Agno 2 18 8 24 52 47 90.4 39 40 76.9 38

Aguilar 6 52 35 133 226 206 91.2 37 179 79.2 36

Alaminos City 1 187 167 198 553 533 96.4 26 467 84.4 30

Alcala 3 27 14 148 192 190 99.0 5 184 95.8 4

Anda 4 54 17 95 170 170 100.0 1 169 99.4 1

Asingan 8 91 108 188 395 385 97.5 17 290 73.4 35

Balungao 6 30 28 234 298 289 97.0 19 267 89.6 15

Bani 4 56 59 124 243 232 95.5 26 170 70.0 36

Basista 2 66 29 182 279 264 94.6 28 245 87.8 19

Bautista 1 48 29 30 108 103 95.4 26 99 91.7 10

Bayambang 10 148 144 863 1,165 1142 98.0 10 1113 95.5 3

Binalonan 8 75 109 311 503 491 97.6 14 446 88.7 15



RIR Damage

to PropertyRank 1/Total Cleared Rank 1/


Non-Index Crimes

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality

Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Other Non-

Index

Crimes

RIR

Homicide

RIR

Phycical

Injury

151

RIR Damage



Non-Index Crimes

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality

Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Other Non-

Index

Crimes

RIR

Homicide

RIR

Phycical

Injury

Binmaley 7 127 221 85 440 424 96.4 20 409 93.0 6

Bolinao 8 78 52 183 321 317 98.8 5 308 96.0 2

Bugallon 5 79 81 145 310 276 89.0 26 269 86.8 14

Burgos 0 38 25 165 228 222 97.4 15 209 91.7 7

Calasiao 9 169 296 212 686 625 91.1 24 521 75.9 25

Dagupan City 14 195 738 458 1,405 1,151 81.9 30 564 40.1 31

Dasol 2 4 2 117 125 121 96.8 15 101 80.8 23

Infanta 5 14 20 67 106 93 87.7 24 86 81.1 22

Labrador 2 43 45 144 234 232 99.1 3 226 96.6 1

Laoac 1 14 25 104 144 141 97.9 10 130 90.3 7

Lingayen 6 132 378 461 977 959 98.2 7 840 86.0 12

Mabini 4 27 37 89 157 137 87.3 21 123 78.3 19



152

RIR Damage



Non-Index Crimes

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality

Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Other Non-

Index

Crimes

RIR

Homicide

RIR

Phycical

Injury

Malasiqui 7 162 105 569 843 823 97.6 9 766 90.9 6

Manaoag 2 70 140 164 376 367 97.6 9 331 88.0 9

Mangaldan 6 177 267 804 1,254 1090 86.9 19 1065 84.9 11

Mangatarem 9 90 24 69 192 190 99.0 3 173 90.1 6

Mapandan 4 91 56 74 225 222 98.7 3 212 94.2 2

Natividad 3 15 2 92 112 107 95.5 12 82 73.2 14

Pozzorubio 10 142 90 211 453 444 98.0 5 419 92.5 4

Rosales 6 149 340 474 969 840 86.7 15 819 84.5 9

San Carlos City 13 265 265 263 806 697 86.5 15 669 83.0 10

San Fabian 13 149 158 338 658 641 97.4 6 625 95.0 1

San Jacinto 7 48 46 79 180 171 95.0 10 156 86.7 5

San Manuel 2 40 33 151 226 222 98.2 3 184 81.4 8



153

RIR Damage



Non-Index Crimes

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency


City/Municipality

Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Other Non-

Index

Crimes

RIR

Homicide

RIR

Phycical

Injury

San Nicolas 4 4 0 20 28 27 96.4 6 25 89.3 3

San Quintin 1 55 52 43 151 148 98.0 4 134 88.7 3

Santa Barbara 8 172 174 116 470 358 76.2 10 322 68.5 7

Santa Maria 7 27 24 130 188 188 100.0 1 160 85.1 3

Santo Tomas 0 4 0 13 17 17 100.0 1 9 52.9 8

Sison 7 11 14 52 84 79 94.0 5 61 72.6 5

Sual 3 50 55 124 232 216 93.1 5 197 84.9 3

Tayug 3 41 139 91 274 265 96.7 2 228 83.2 3

Umingan 12 114 94 145 365 323 88.5 4 198 54.2 4

Urbiztondo 2 51 42 89 184 177 96.2 3 173 94.0 1

Urdaneta City 21 36 59 320 436 428 98.2 1 262 60.1 2

Villasis 11 118 119 162 410 395 96.3 1 380 92.7 1



154

PANGASINAN 20,682 18,863 91.2 16,163 78.2

Agno 63 57 90.5 38 46 73.0 38

Aguilar 255 233 91.4 37 202 79.2 30

Alaminos City 650 605 93.1 32 497 76.5 35

Alcala 207 204 98.6 5 193 93.2 5

Anda 196 195 99.5 2 192 98.0 1

Asingan 439 425 96.8 13 315 71.8 40

Balungao 327 314 96.0 23 281 85.9 18

Bani 261 246 94.3 29 177 67.8 43

Basista 295 274 92.9 33 251 85.1 23

Bautista 121 112 92.6 36 103 85.1 22

Bayambang 1,232 1,191 96.7 16 1155 93.8 3

Binalonan 527 513 97.3 9 456 86.5 16



Rank 1/


City/Municipality

Volume Cleared Solved

Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency

TOTAL CRIMES

Rank 1/


155

Rank 1/


City/Municipality


Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency

TOTAL CRIMES

Rank 1/


Binmaley 491 455 92.7 35 423 86.2 17

Bolinao 374 360 96.3 21 344 92.0 7

Bugallon 355 316 89.0 39 303 85.4 21

Burgos 246 240 97.6 8 220 89.4 11

Calasiao 782 687 87.9 41 549 70.2 42

Dagupan City 1,732 1,336 77.1 47 672 38.8 48

Dasol 135 131 97.0 11 105 77.8 32

Infanta 127 109 85.8 42 98 77.2 34

Labrador 251 249 99.2 3 234 93.2 6

Laoac 153 148 96.7 15 133 86.9 15

Lingayen 1,089 1,051 96.5 17 908 83.4 25

Mabini 183 161 88.0 40 137 74.9 37



156

Rank 1/


City/Municipality


Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency

TOTAL CRIMES

Rank 1/


Malasiqui 901 867 96.2 22 788 87.5 13

Manaoag 438 422 96.3 20 376 85.8 19

Mangaldan 1,376 1,179 85.7 44 1118 81.3 28

Mangatarem 216 213 98.6 4 188 87.0 14

Mapandan 245 237 96.7 14 223 91.0 8

Natividad 123 117 95.1 27 89 72.4 39

Pozzorubio 502 478 95.2 25 443 88.2 12

Rosales 1,056 905 85.7 43 869 82.3 27

San Carlos City 946 771 81.5 46 715 75.6 36

San Fabian 704 684 97.2 10 658 93.5 4

San Jacinto 199 188 94.5 28 166 83.4 24

San Manuel 249 237 95.2 26 193 77.5 33



157

Rank 1/


City/Municipality


Crimes

Cleared

Efficiency

Crimes

Solved

Efficiency

TOTAL CRIMES

Rank 1/


San Nicolas 33 32 97.0 12 30 90.9 9

San Quintin 165 161 97.6 7 141 85.5 20

Santa Barbara 499 379 76.0 48 331 66.3 44

Santa Maria 211 207 98.1 6 170 80.6 29

Santo Tomas 21 21 100.0 1 12 57.1 45

Sison 94 88 93.6 30 67 71.3 41

Sual 262 243 92.7 34 218 83.2 26

Tayug 310 290 93.5 31 243 78.4 31

Umingan 434 370 85.3 45 224 51.6 47

Urbiztondo 200 193 96.5 18 188 94.0 2

Urdaneta City 566 546 96.5 19 323 57.1 46

Villasis 441 423 95.9 24 396 89.8 10



158

Bureau of Fire

ProtectionLocal Government Unit Total

PANGASINAN 62 21 83 433

Agno 1 0 1 5

Aguilar 1 0 1 6


Alcala 0 1 1 1

Anda 1 0 1 7

Asingan 2 0 2 12

Balungao 1 0 1 8

Bani 2 0 2 8

Basista 1 0 1 5

Bautista 0 1 1 1

Bayambang 1 1 2 9

Binalonan 2 0 2 12

Source: Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)

Firemen


City/Municipality

Firemen and Firetrucks 2018

Firetrucks

159

Bureau of Fire


Firemen


City/Municipality


Firetrucks

Binmaley 2 0 2 7

Bolinao 0 1 1 7

Bugallon 2 0 2 10

Burgos 0 1 1 1

Calasiao 1 0 1 11

Dagupan City* 4 0 4 24

Dasol 2 0 2 11

Infanta 1 1 2 7

Labrador 1 0 1 7

Laoac 2 0 2 8

Lingayen 3 1 4 32

Mabini 0 0 0 1


160

Bureau of Fire


Firemen


City/Municipality


Firetrucks

Malasiqui 1 0 1 9

Manaoag 2 0 2 13

Mangaldan 2 0 2 15

Mangatarem 1 1 2 7

Mapandan 2 0 2 10

Natividad 1 0 1 6

Pozzorubio 1 0 1 9

Rosales 1 0 1 7


San Fabian 1 0 1 10

San Jacinto 0 0 0 1

San Manuel 1 1 2 11


161

Bureau of Fire


Firemen


City/Municipality


Firetrucks

San Nicolas 2 0 2 8

San Quintin 2 0 2 9


Santa Maria 2 0 2 9

Santo Tomas 1 1 2 1

Sison 0 0 0 8

Sual 1 1 2 7

Tayug 2 0 2 11

Umingan 1 1 2 9

Urbiztondo 1 0 1 6


Villasis 1 1 2 11



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TOURISM

LIST OF INDICATORS

•2017 Number of Tourist Arrivals Based on Accommodation Establishment and Tourist Destinations Survey

•2017 Tourist Destinations Based on Accommodation Establishment and Tourist Destinations Survey

HIGHLIGHTS

•The Municipality of Lingayen recorded the highest domestic tourist arrivals based on Survey of Tourist

Arrivals based on Accommodation Establishment in 2017 with a total of 181,472 tourists, as well as the

highest foreign tourist arrivals with 5,144 tourists.

•Among the tourist destinations in Pangasinan, Manaoag Pilgrims recorded the highest number of tourists in

2017 with a total of 6,239,115 based on Accommodation Establishment and Tourist Destinations Survey.


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Rank 1/

Alaminos City 20,784 2,279 23,063 7

Anda 30,599 775 31,374 6

Bolinao 180,816 2,652 183,468 2

Bugallon 10,213 19 10,232 8

Dagupan City 101,114 289 101,403 4

Lingayen 181,472 5,144 186,616 1

San Fabian 110,720 32 110,752 3

Urdaneta City 83,585 2,198 85,783 5

Villasis 3,768 43 3,811 9

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest value

Source: Tourism Operations Division, Lingayen


LocationSurvey of Tourist Arrivals Based on Accomodation Establishment (2017)

Domestic Foreign Total

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Rank 1/

Hundred Islands National Park, Alaminos City 546,568 18,075 564,643 3

Provincial Capitol Building 596,348 216 596,564 2

Sison Auditorium 57,954 259 58,213 8

Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center 193,546 24 193,570 5

Capitol Resort Hotel 43,844 164 44,008 10

Capitol Tourist Assistance and Pasalubong Center (CTAPC) 9,201 107 9,308 11

Urduja Palace 6,730 330 7,060 12

Pangasinan Training and Development Center (PTDC) 451,485 67 451,552 4

Balungao Hilltop Adventure 170,253 3,344 173,597 6

Manleluag Spring Protected Landscape, Mangatarem 51,623 202 51,825 9

Bolinao Tourist Destinations 161,568 2,258 163,826 7

Manaoag Pilgrims 6,208,000 31,115 6,239,115 1

1/ Rank is provincewide. Best (Rank 1) has the highest value

Source: Tourism Operations Division, Lingayen


Tourist Destination

Survey of Tourist Arrivals Based on Accomodation Establishment (2017)

Domestic Foreign Total

166


TRANSPORTATION and

COMMUNICATION

LIST OF INDICATORS

• 2016 Total Number of Post Offices

• 2016 Total Number of Letter Carrier

• 2016 Average Monthly Mail Volume

• 2016 Total Number of Telephone Services

• 2017 Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification and Mode of Registration

• 2017 Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Type

HIGHLIGHTS

• Pangasinan had 50 post offices and 107 letter carriers in 2016. The average monthly mail volume delivered

was recorded at 327,257. The province also had 106,604 telephone services, 61,396 of which are available

lines.

• The number of motor vehicles registered in the province was recorded at 226,532 in 2016.


Posted Delivered Rank 1/

PANGASINAN 50 107 119,035 327,257

Agno - - - -

Aguilar 1 1 3,077 18,650 4

Alaminos City 1 5 3,077 18,650 4

Alcala 1 1 - -

Anda 1 1 - -

Asingan 1 2 850 4,592 19

Balungao 1 1 88 592 37

Bani 1 1 226 5,247 18

Basista 1 1 1,916 11,924 7

Bautista 1 1 2,078 8,834 11

Bayambang 1 4 2,078 8,833 12

Binalonan 1 3 1,196 6,221 16


Source: PHILPOST Region I

National Telecommunications Commission


Number of Post

Office

Number of Letter

Carrier

Post Offices and Letter Carriers

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City/Municipality

Postal Services (2016)

Average Monthly Mail Volume

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Number of Post

Office

Number of Letter

Carrier



City/Municipality



Binmaley 1 4 785 8,494 14

Bolinao 1 2 552 3,022 28

Bugallon 1 1 171 3,120 26

Burgos 1 1 - -

Calasiao 2 4 1,393 7,489 15

Dagupan City 3 14 56,717 64,625 1

Dasol 1 1 175 641 34

Infanta 1 - 175 641 34

Labrador 1 1 329 3,777 22

Laoac 1 - - -

Lingayen 1 6 2,855 20,179 3

Mabini - - - -





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Number of Post

Office

Number of Letter

Carrier



City/Municipality



Malasiqui 1 4 1,916 11,924 7

Manaoag 1 2 6,186 5,732 17

Mangaldan 1 3 1,492 11,378 9

Mangatarem 1 1 245 3,890 21

Mapandan 1 2 3,881 3,751 23

Natividad 1 1 - -

Pozzorubio 1 3 1,470 3,376 25

Rosales 1 3 2,716 2,977 29

San Carlos City 2 7 4,662 31,691 2

San Fabian 1 2 3,997 3,747 24

San Jacinto 1 1 300 3,094 27

San Manuel 1 1 55 1,845 33





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Number of Post

Office

Number of Letter

Carrier



City/Municipality



San Nicolas 1 - 556 2,578 31

San Quintin 1 1 - -

Santa Barbara 1 2 324 4,130 20

Santa Maria 1 - 434 2,871 30

Santo Tomas 1 1 - -

Sison 1 1 55 2,054 32

Sual 1 1 - -

Tayug 1 2 2,528 9,780 10

Umingan 1 2 518 637 36

Urbiztondo 1 1 - -

Urdaneta City 1 8 8,857 17,625 6

Villasis 1 3 1,105 8,646 13





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ResidentialBusiness

Commercial/IndustryPublic Calling

PANGASINAN 40,414 4,094 700 61,396 106,604

Agno 11 1 116 128

Aguilar 51 1 140 192

Alaminos City 1,206 124 25 1,705 3,060

Alcala 610 8 1,046 1,664

Anda 34 4 154 192

Asingan 1,016 10 19 1,451 2,496

Balungao 327 9 376 712

Bani 184 10 654 848

Basista 97 2 237 336

Bautista 100 4 389 493

Bayambang 739 14 1,505 2,258

Binalonan 2,453 18 2,285 4,756





Total


City/MunicipalitySubscribed Lines

Available Lines

Telephone Services (2016)

173

ResidentialBusiness


Total



Available Lines


Binmaley 772 40 13 1,495 2,320

Bolinao 195 15 882 1,092

Bugallon 200 1 6 1,051 1,258

Burgos 31 4 173 208

Calasiao 1,875 207 13 2,913 5,008

Dagupan City 8,005 2,456 102 7,789 18,352

Dasol 5 3 184 192

Infanta 3 1 188 192

Labrador 130 1 4 405 540

Laoac - 400 400

Lingayen 2,415 156 24 3,099 5,694

Mabini 23 3 171 197





174

ResidentialBusiness


Total



Available Lines


Malasiqui 1,241 38 13 1,523 2,815

Manaoag 1,193 77 14 2,092 3,376

Mangaldan 2,089 130 16 3,637 5,872

Mangatarem 363 9 1,676 2,048

Mapandan 105 1 278 384

Natividad 48 - 224 272

Pozzorubio 1,314 23 883 2,220

Rosales 842 113 25 1,292 2,272

San Carlos City 2,284 108 37 3,082 5,511

San Fabian 762 40 9 2,213 3,024

San Jacinto 350 56 698 1,104

San Manuel 662 11 811 1,484





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ResidentialBusiness


Total



Available Lines


San Nicolas 520 9 687 1,216

San Quintin 631 14 571 1,216

Santa Barbara 1,232 93 7 3,284 4,616

Santa Maria 472 20 724 1,216

Santo Tomas 174 4 334 512

Sison 236 20 25 1,039 1,320

Sual 100 10 4 476 590

Tayug 667 18 937 1,622

Umingan 281 20 313 614


Urdaneta City 3,105 414 82 4,147 7,748

Villasis 985 29 1,246 2,260





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New Renewal New Renewal New Renewal New Renewal

PANGASINAN 0 182,120 0 43,289 0 1,125 0 226,534 226,534

District I

Alaminos City - 22,041 - 7,494 - 210 0 29,745 29,745 4

District II

Lingayen - 15,179 - 2,800 - 290 0 18,269 18,269 6

District III

San Carlos City - 24,594 - 6,720 - 45 0 31,359 31,359 3

Bayambang - 6,410 - 1,598 - 10 0 8,018 8,018 7

District IV

Dagupan City - 44,539 - 8,983 - 202 0 53,724 53,724 2

District V

Urdaneta City - 44,749 - 11,127 - 181 0 56,057 56,057 1

District VI

Rosales* - 24,608 - 4,567 - 187 0 29,362 29,362 5


* Rosales Extension Office is formerly known as Tayug Extension Office

Source: Land Transportation Office, Region I


Rank

1/

TOTALGOVERNMENTGRAND

TOTAL


District/Outlet

Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Classification and Mode of Registration (2017)

FOR HIREPRIVATE

177


CarsUtility

VehiclesTrucks Buses

Motorcycles/

TricyclesTrailers TOTAL

Rank

1/

PANGASINAN 17,552 43,029 8,585 194 148,596 459 226,532

District I

Alaminos City 1,492 5,248 1,124 22 20,945 22 29,745 4

District II

Lingayen 1,684 3,636 662 18 11,450 29 18,269 6

District III

San Carlos City 1,970 5,112 988 1 22,495 27 31,359 3

Bayambang 530 1,327 284 7 5,661 13 8,018 7

District IV

Dagupan City 5,542 12,084 2,750 106 30,569 186 53,724 2

District V

Urdaneta City 4,359 9,608 1,627 22 38,399 120 56,057 1

District VI

Rosales* 1,975 6,014 1,150 18 19,077 62 29,360 5


* Rosales Extension Office is formerly known as Tayug Extension Office

Source: Land Transportation Office, Region I


196

1,064

2,487

1,922

790

766

District/Outlet

Number of Motor Vehicles Registered by Type (2017)

Sports Utility

Vehicles

8,117

892

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ANNEXES


GENERAL

NOTESSYMBOLS USED:

- means data is nil or zero

. . . No data available

RANKING

For indicators where higher levels are desirable such as financial resources, agricultural production, tax

revenue, etc., the data were ranked from highest to lowest. For these, the higher the figure, the better.

On the other hand, indicators where lower levels are desired such as population density and percent of

IRA to total financial resources, the data were ranked from lowest to highest. For these, the lower the

figure, the better. For indicators with national ranking, NCR was not included. For some of the

indicators, 2 or more provinces/municipalities have the same levels, hence, of the same rank.

The Countryside in Figures:Pangasinan, 6th Edition 2019: Glossary of Terms

Banking Institutions - corporations, companies or associations which are engaged in the lending of funds obtained from the public through the receipt

of deposits and sale of bonds, securities or obligations of any kind.

Banks, Commercial - corporation engaged regularly in the lending of funds obtained from the public through the receipt of deposit and which accept

or create demand deposits subject to withdrawal by checks.

Banks, Rural - government-sponsored/assisted banks which are privately managed and largely privately owned that provide credit facilities to farmers

and merchants or to cooperatives of such farmers or merchants at reasonable terms and in general , to the people of the rural community.

Banks, Specialized Government - these are completely government-owned institution established mainly to provide medium and long- term credits

to industrial, agricultural, real state sectors of the economy.

Barangay Health Stations (BHS) - the primary health care facility at the barangay level wherein health services are delivered.

Bridge - a structure across a waterway or other opening serving as a pathway and/or with a minimum clear span of six meters.

Birth, Live - refers to the complete expulsion or extraction of a product of conception from its mother, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy,which

after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite

movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical cord has been cut off or the placenta is still attached; each product of such

birth is considered alive.

Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) - the percentage of women who are practicing, or whose sexual partners are practicing, any form of contraception.

It is usually reported for women ages 15-49 in marital or consensual unions.

Crimes, Index - crimes which are sufficiently significant and which occur with sufficient regularity to be meaningful. Included in this category are the

following: roberry, homicide, murder, physical injury, rape and theft.

Crimes, Non-index - all types of crimes not considered as index crimes.

Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) - the account created under PD 144, as amended, representing the portion of total national government revenues which

accrue to the local governments. Includes the local government's share in the specific tax on oil products authorized by PD 436, as amended.

This share has been revised under the Local Government Code of 1991 and it is now termed as internal revenue allotment.

Length of Stay, Average - refers to the average number of nights/days a guest stays in an establishment. It is calculated from the duration of the

guest's stay from his/her registration until the check-out from the establishment.

Letter Carrier - refers to a person deployed to deliver mail.

Mail - dispatches of correspondence and other objects tendered by and intended for delivery by means of postal services.

Mortality Rate, Infant - refers to number of deaths among infants (below one year) per 1,000 livebirths.

Motor Vehicles, For Hire - motor vehicles registered and authorized to be operated as public utility by virtue of certificate of public convenience or provisional

authority issued by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB).

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Motor Vehicles, Government - motor vehicles owned by the Government of the Philippines or any of its political subdivisions.

Motor Vehicles, Private - motor vehicles registered not to be used for hire under any circumstances.

Population - total number of individuals in a territory or a locality living at a specified moment of time with an agreed definition of residence; all the persons

falling within the scope of a census or other inquiry

- it is also the total number of individuals in a territory at a specified time. It covers both nationals and aliens, native and foreign born persons, internees,

refugees and other group physically present within the borders of a country at a specified time. In assembling national demographic statistics for

publication, the basic aim has been to obtain data for the physically present (or de facto) population rather than for the legally established resident

(or de jure) inhabitants.

Population Density - number of persons per unit of land area (square kilometer or square mile).

Population Projection - computation of future changes in population numbers, given certain assumptions about future trends in the rates of fertility, mortality

and migration.

Roads - a long, narrow stretch with a smoothed or paved surface, made for tracelling by motor vehicle, carriage, etc., between two or more points.

Sanitary Toilet Facility - is an installation, whether public or private, used for the disposal of human waste. The following are considered sanitary toilet

facilities: (a) water-sealed, sewer/septic tank, used exclusively by the household -water-sealed is the type of toilet where after water is

flushed or poured into the bowl, a small amount of water is left in the bowl and seals the bottom of the bowl from the pipe leading to the depository.

A sewer/septic tank is a tank in which the solid matter or sewage is accumulated to be disintegrated by bacteria. This is commonly called "poso negro";

(b) water-sealed, sewer/septic tank, shared with other households; (c) water-sealed, other depository, used exclusively

by the household - this depository refers to those other than a sewer/septic tank; (d) water-sealed, other depository shared with other

households; (e) closed pit - a type of toilet without a water-sealed bowl and the depository is constructed usually of large circular tubes made of

concrete or clay covered on top and has a small opening. It may or may not have a box for sitting or squatting over the opening; (f) open pit -

the same as closed pit but without covering; (g) others (pail system, etc.) - classified as a toilet wherein fecal matter is accumulated in a pail to

be picked up for disposal from time to time, or any kind of toilet facility not belonging to the preceding types; and (h) none - refers to the households

without toilet facility.

Tourist - any person whose permanent place of residence is in another country, who stays in the Philippines for at least 24 hours for any reason other

than following an occupation remunerated from within the Philippines.

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Sources of Data

Data Source

Population Philippine Statistics Authority

Population Density Provincial Planning and Development, Pangasinan

Projected Population

Land Area Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Provincial Planning and Development, Pangasinan

Number of Barangays National Statistical Coordination Board

Number of Registered Voters Commission on Elections, Dagupan City


Internal Revenue Allotment Department of Budget and Management, Regional Office I

Banking Offices Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas

ATMs

Palay Production Office of the Provincial Agriculturist, Sta. Barbara

Corn Production

Livestock Inventory Provincial Veterenarian Office, Lingayen

Length of National Bridges Office of the MPDCs, CPDCs and MEs

Length of Provincial Bridges Provincial Engineering Office Pangasinan

Length of Municipal Bridges DPWH I, II, III and IV

Length of Narangay Bridges Provincial Planning and Development, Pangasinan

Length of National Roads

Length of Provincial Roads

Length of Municipal Roads

Length of Barangay Roads

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Data Source

Tourist Arrivals Department of Tourism, Regional Office I


Percent of Barangays Energized PANELCO I and III, DECORP, CENPELCO, LUELCO

Service Connections (Potential and Served)

Number of Motor Vehicles Registered Land Transportation Office, Regional Office I


Number of Letter Carriers Philippine Postal Corporation, Regional Office I

Mail Volume Handled National Telecommunications Commission


Number of Enrolees in Elementary Schools Department of Education, Regional Office I

Number of Enrolees in Secondary Schools Department of Education I & II

Number of Public and Private Schools DepEd Cities of Alaminos, San Carlos, Dagupan and Urdaneta City

Teacher-Pupil Ratio in Public Elementary Schools Provincial Planning and Development, Pangasinan

Teacher-Student Ratio in Public Secondary Schools

Number of Day Care Centers Department of Social Welfare and Development - Field Office I

Number of Day Care Workers

Number of Day Care Children

Number of Barangay Health Stations Provincial Health Office, Pangasinan

Number of Livebirths

Number of Infant Deaths

Infant Mortality Ratio

Number of Contraceptive Users

Number of Index and Non-Index Philippine National Police, PPO Pangasinan

Crimes

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