SAN AGUSTIN SUR

📍 Geographic Profile

Location & Coordinates:
Barangay San Agustin Sur is located in the northeastern interior of Arayat, Pampanga, adjacent to its northern counterpart, San Agustin Norte. It is a largely agricultural barangay nestled in the fertile plains at the base of Mount Arayat. Irrigation canals and waterways provide year-round support for farming activities.
Coordinates: Approximately 15.1655° N, 120.7872° E
Elevation: Around 15 meters (49 feet) above sea level

Adjacent Barangays:

• San Agustin Norte
  
  

• San Juan Bano
  
  

• Mapalad
  
  

• Buensucesco
  
  

• Cupang
  
  

• Mangga-Cacutud
  
  

👥 Demographic Profile

Population (2020):
Estimated at 3,200 residents, contributing to Arayat’s total population of 144,875.

Households:
San Agustin Sur has approximately 740 households, with an average household size of 4 to 5 members, consistent with rural Pampanga demographics.

🏘️ Community & Infrastructure Notes

Land & Topography:
San Agustin Sur features flat and productive farmlands well-suited for rice and vegetable farming. The area is sustained by natural springs and shared irrigation from Mount Arayat. Though low-lying and vulnerable to seasonal floods, recent mitigation infrastructure helps reduce risks.

Key Facilities:

• Barangay Hall: Administrative center of the barangay government
  
  

• Covered Court: Venue for sports events, civic activities, and barangay assemblies
  
  

• San Agustin Sur Elementary School: Local educational institution for early grade learners
  
  

• Barangay Chapel: Dedicated to Saint Augustine, a focal point of religious gatherings and barangay fiestas
  
  

• Health Station: Offers basic health services in collaboration with the Arayat Municipal Health Office
  
  

• Farm-to-Market Roads: Support mobility and efficient transportation of goods to town centers and markets

🚜 Local Economy & Livelihood

San Agustin Sur’s economy is grounded in:
✅ Rice and corn cultivation, as the primary livelihood
✅ Vegetable and fruit farming in backyard and communal lots
✅ Small-scale livestock raising (poultry, swine) for household and market use
✅ Sari-sari stores, local eateries, and micro-trading ventures
✅ Transport services such as tricycle and jeepney driving
✅ Participation in agricultural programs and cooperatives backed by municipal and provincial initiatives