BALITI

📍 Geographic Profile

• Location & Classification: Barangay Baliti is one of the 35 barangays in San Fernando, Pampanga. It is classified as an urban barangay .
  
  

• Coordinates & Elevation: While specific coordinates are not readily available, Barangay Baliti is situated along major roadways, including the Gapan-Olongapo Road and MacArthur Highway, providing significant connectivity within the region.
  
  

• Adjacent Barangays: Baliti shares borders with:
  
  

  • Saguin (to the north)
    
    

  • Lara (to the south)
    
    

  • Panipuan (to the east)
    
    

  • Quebiawan (to the west)
    
    

👥 Demographic Profile

• Population (2020): According to the 2020 Census, Barangay Baliti had a population of 6,894 residents .
  
  

• Population Growth: From 1990 to 2020, Baliti experienced significant population growth, increasing from 2,708 residents in 1990 to 6,894 in 2020, reflecting a positive annualized growth rate of 5.06% .
  
  

• Population Density: With a land area of approximately 3.429 km², the population density in 2020 was about 2,011 persons per km² .
  
  

🌱 Economy & Land Use

• Economic Activities: Barangay Baliti is part of the Baliti Growth Center, which includes Barangay Saguin as a core area and Barangays Lara and Panipuan as service nodes. This area is notable for industrial expansion, with significant activities in bottling, food manufacturing, and resort operations due to its advantageous location and access to groundwater resources .
  
  

• Land Use: The barangay's strategic location along major roadways facilitates commercial and industrial development, contributing to its economic growth.
  
  

🏗 Infrastructure & Community

• Barangay Hall: The Barangay Hall serves as the administrative center for local governance and community services.
  
  

• Connectivity: Baliti's location along key highways enhances its accessibility, promoting economic activities and community interactions.
  
  

📅 Culture & Festivals

• Cultural Significance: While specific festivals within Barangay Baliti are not detailed in the available sources, its proximity to the City of San Fernando, known as the "Christmas Capital of the Philippines," suggests that residents may participate in city-wide events such as the Giant Lantern Festival.