SANTO NIÑO TABUAN

📍 Geographic Profile

Location & Coordinates:
Barangay Santo Niño Tabuan is situated in the southern section of Arayat, Pampanga. It lies along the productive agricultural belt of the municipality, benefiting from access to irrigation networks and its proximity to the Pampanga River basin. Its flat and fertile lands support a thriving farming community.

Coordinates: Approximately 15.1205° N, 120.7650° E
Elevation: Around 12 meters (39 feet) above sea level

Adjacent Barangays:

• San Nicolas
  
  

• Suclayin
  
  

• Matamo
  
  

• Cupang
  
  

• Batasan
  
  

👥 Demographic Profile

Population (2020):
Estimated at 3,000 residents, contributing to Arayat’s total population of 144,875.

Households:
The barangay has about 710 households, with an average household size of 4 to 5 members, consistent with Pampanga’s rural demographic patterns.

🏘️ Community & Infrastructure Notes

Land & Topography:
Santo Niño Tabuan features low-lying agricultural land, ideal for rice and vegetable farming. The barangay utilizes irrigation systems sourced from local creeks and canals. Although the area is prone to seasonal flooding, barangay-level infrastructure, such as canal maintenance and small dikes, helps manage water flow and protect farms.

Key Facilities:

• Barangay Hall: The seat of barangay governance and public coordination
  
  

• Covered Court: Multi-use venue for sports, assemblies, and relief operations
  
  

• Santo Niño Elementary School: Provides basic education to children in the community
  
  

• Barangay Chapel: Named after Santo Niño, the barangay's spiritual patron, hosting religious activities and fiestas
  
  

• Barangay Health Station: Delivers first-aid services, vaccinations, and medical outreach with support from Arayat’s Rural Health Unit
  
  

• Farm-to-Market Roads: Support movement of agricultural produce and access to municipal markets and neighboring barangays
  
  

🚜 Local Economy & Livelihood

Santo Niño Tabuan's economy is anchored in:
✅ Palay (rice) farming as the main livelihood
✅ Corn and vegetable cultivation in backyard and communal areas
✅ Backyard poultry and swine raising
✅ Sari-sari stores, small eateries, and other family-run businesses
✅ Transport services, such as tricycle operations
✅ Seasonal labor and participation in municipal agricultural programs, with access to subsidized inputs and technical support