SANTO NIÑO

📍 Geographic Profile

• Coordinates & Elevation: Located at approximately 15.0291° N, 120.6827° E, with an elevation around 8.8 m (29 ft) above sea level kapampanganku.com+14philatlas.com+14commons.wikimedia.org+14.
  
  

• Adjacent Barangays: Bordered by San Pedro, San Juan, Santa Lucia, Juliana, Lourdes, and Santo Rosario (Poblacion) felini.org+5philatlas.com+5scribd.com+5.
  
  

👥 Demographics

• Population (2020): 11,208 residents, accounting for ~3.16% of San Fernando's population scribd.com+3philatlas.com+3sites.google.com+3.
  
  

• Households (2015): 7,380 people across 1,775 households—average size 4.16 persons/household philatlas.com+1sites.google.com+1.
  
  

• Age Structure (2015):
  
  

  • Highest age group: 20–24 years (898 individuals, 10.2%)
    
    

  • Youth dependency ratio: 28.46%; elderly: 7.8%; total dependency ratio: 36.26%
    
    

  • Median age: 30.4 years philatlas.com.
    
    

📈 Population Trends

• Historical data sample:
  
  

  • 1990: 11,181 → 2000: 6,618 → 2015: 8,804 → 2020: 11,208 philatlas.com.
    
    

• Recent growth: +5.21% annual between 2015–2020, the highest among San Fernando barangays commons.wikimedia.org+15philatlas.com+15felini.org+15.
  
  

🏗 Infrastructure & Landmarks

• Land Use: Urban mix with residential, commercial, and notable heritage sites. Part of the San Fernando Heritage District includes provincial capitol, historic train station, and PASUDECO sugar complex within Santo Niño liquisearch.com.
  
  

• Church & Community Facilities: Santo Niño Parish Church and nearby barangay hall are centrally located along Capitol Boulevard mapcarta.com+2commons.wikimedia.org+2commons.wikimedia.org+2.
  
  

• Transport: Includes the historic San Fernando Train Station rebuilt and heritage commuter link, boosting connectivity flickr.com+1therestlesspinoytraveler.wordpress.com+1.
  
  

• Heritage Assets: The area includes heritage government buildings—like the Provincial Capitol and Presidio—and parts of old industrial estates tied to the city's sugar industry .
  
  

🌊 Flood Risk & Environment

• With elevation at ~8.8 m, Santo Niño is moderately low-lying; seasonal flooding and sea-level rise could reach barangay boundaries but generally moderate risk .