Poblacion III, Cabuyao

Barangay III Poblacion or Barangay Poblacion III (or simply Barangay Tres) (PSGC: 043404002) is one of the eighteen (18) urbanized[1] barangays comprising the municipality of Cabuyao in the province of Laguna, Philippines. It is one of the three (3) Poblacion barangays of the municipality. According to the 2010 Census,[2] it has a population of 2,846 inhabitants (from 3,153 in Census 2007[3]), ranking 13th when it comes to population. Barangay III is part of the Town Proper or the Business District of Cabuyao, it is the center of commercial and business establishments, Supermarkets and Schools that can be found in Cabuyao.

Barangay III Poblacion

Barangay Poblacion Tres

Cabuyao, Laguna, Philippines
Seal
Nickname(s): 
Barangay Tres, Poblacion Tres
Country Philippines
RegionCalabarzon (Region IV-A)
ProvinceLaguna
MunicipalityCabuyao
Incorporated (settlement)1571
Government
  TypeSangguniang Barangay, with Chairman as its head supported by seven (7) Barangay Councilors
  Barangay ChairmanRamon A. Refrea
Area
  Barangay0.2365 km2 (0.0913 sq mi)
Population
 (May 2010)
  Barangay2,846
  Density12,000/km2 (31,000/sq mi)
  Urban
2,846
Time zoneUTC+8 (PST)
  Summer (DST)Manila
Zip Code
4025
Area code(s)049
LanguagesTagalog and English

Barangay III is the home of the only Government Hospital in Cabuyao, the Ospital ng Cabuyao (OnC) and the Cabuyao National Highschool.

Geography

Location

It is located north of Brgy. Sala, east of Brgy. I, south of Brgy. Bigaa and west of Brgy. Sala in Cabuyao, Laguna

It is also one of the three (3) Poblacion barangays of the town while the others are Brgy. I and Brgy. II.[4]

Climate

Types of Seasons

The rainfall regime of Barangay Tres is characterized by the two (2) pronounced seasons, the wet and dry seasons. The wet season which is from June to November and the relatively dry season that lasts from December to May. The average rainfall is about 2,000 mm of rain falling in an average year, there are about 150 days which are rainy days.[5]

Temperature

The seasonal variations of the Temperature field is uneventful. The coldest months start from November up to January and the warmest month on the record is the month of May. On the average, a 12 °C temperature difference exists between the warmest and coolest months. The mean annual temperature is a warm 27.5 °C.[5]

Humidity

The annual relative Humidity is 70%. The most humid months are June, July, August and September with the normal relative humidity registered at 84%, while April and May are the driest at 70%.[5]

Demography

According to 2010 Census,[2] it has a population of 2,846 inhabitants, from 3,153 in Census 2007.[3]

No. Barangay Rank Population (2007) Population (2010) Population Density (2010) Annual Growth Rate (Average)
1Baclaran9th12,68312,1926,985/km2-1.29%
2Banay-Banay4th17,41921,9347.073/km28.64%
3Banlic7th9,70712,6755,511/km210.19%
4Bigaa10th8,64910,0514,807/km25.4%
5Butong8th12,27412,3607,630/km2.23%
6Casile16th1,5552,128669/km212.28%
7Diezmo15th2,6892,6811,686/km2-.1%
8Gulod11th10,1279,4172,304/km2-2.34%
9Mamatid1st37,16650,21319,313/km211.7%
10Marinig2nd25,61937,1699,494/km215.03%
11Niugan3rd21,99326,8077,615/km27.3%
12Pittland18th1,6271,740598/km22.32%
13Pulo6th13,19315,1245,041/km24.88%
14Sala12th7,4918,2755,353/km23.49%
15San Isidro5th15,49518,1455,767/km25.7%
16Barangay I Poblacion14th2,5892,83912,334/km23.22%
17Barangay II Poblacion17th1,9471,8407,886/km2-1.83%
18Barangay III Poblacion13th3,1532,84612,034/km2-3.25%
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TOTAL6th205,376248,4365,700/km26.34%

Barangay Officials (2013-2016)

Barangay Captain:Ramon A. Refrea

Sangguniang Barangay Members:

  • Jesusa P. Completo
  • Romeo A. Gardon
  • Bonifacio N. Castillo
  • Alvin D. Meer
  • Angelito M. Ponce
  • Leopoldo T. Cadag
  • Leovigildo B. Demonteverde
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