SAN AGUSTIN

🏘️ Location & Geography

• Municipality: Guagua, Pampanga, Central Luzon commons.wikimedia.org+15philatlas.com+15mapcarta.com+15
  
  

• Coordinates: Approximately 15.0094° N, 120.5452° E mapcarta.com+3philatlas.com+3mapcarta.com+3
  
  

• Elevation: Around 32.3 m above sea level commons.wikimedia.org+2joinmychurch.com+2commons.wikimedia.org+2
  
  

📊 Demographics (2020 Census)

• Population: 10,105 residents (~7.8% of Guagua’s total) commons.wikimedia.org+14philatlas.com+14kapampanganku.com+14
  
  

• Households (2015): 2,100 households with an average of 4.46 members philatlas.com
  
  

• Growth: Population increased from 9,359 in 2015, an annual growth of ~1.63% (2015–2020) philatlas.com
  
  

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Age Profile & Dependency (2015)

• Largest age group: 15–19 years (903 individuals) philatlas.com
  
  

• Median age: ~27.8 years
  
  

• Total dependency ratio: ~52%, with ~41% youth and ~11% elderly dependents philatlas.com
  
  

📂 Administration & Subdivisions

• Composed of 6 puroks: Capilla, Duat, Ligaya, Mauli, Tacondo, Talang mapcarta.com+12philatlas.com+12mapcarta.com+12
  
  

• Governed by an elected Barangay Captain and council; Barangay Hall is on Farmer’s Road en.wikipedia.org+3mapcarta.com+3philippines-streets.openalfa.com+3
  
  

🏫 Facilities & Infrastructure

• Pulungmasle Elementary School on Pulungmasle–Lambac Road, established in 1930; includes a covered court philatlas.com+15mapcarta.com+15philippines-streets.openalfa.com+15
  
  

• Pulungmasle National High School, established as independent (RA 8782, 2000) legaldex.com
  
  

• Barangay Hall, United Methodist Church, and Capilla Open Court nearby wikimapia.org+4mapcarta.com+4mapcarta.com+4
  
  

⛪ Places of Worship

• Jesus, the Lamb of God Parish Church, established 2002; celebrates feast on May 22 (Holy Thursday) mapcarta.com+5parishph.com+5commons.wikimedia.org+5
  
  

• Nuestra Señora del Carmen Parish (Duat Sitio), founded 1939; feast on July 16 parishph.com
  
  

• Pulungmasle United Methodist Church on Pulungmasle–Lambac Road commons.wikimedia.org+15wikimapia.org+15philippines-streets.openalfa.com+15
  
  

🌐 Connectivity & Surroundings

• Located along Pulungmasle–Lambac and Farmer’s Road, connecting to Lambac, Ascomo, San Vicente, and Floridablanca en.wikipedia.org+1wikimapia.org+1
  
  

• Bordered by barangays like Salu, Pias (Porac), and San Vicente (Guagua) kapampanganku.com+2philatlas.com+2en.wikipedia.org+2
  
  

🌦️ Environment & Climate

• Nested in Guagua’s flat, low-lying terrain—flood-prone during heavy monsoons; the barangay relies on necessary drainage systems and proximity to creeks like San Jose Creek
  
  

🔍 Summary

Pulungmasle is one of the larger barangays in Guagua, home to over 10,000 residents. It has a well-established local governance structure, educational institutions (elementary & high school), multiple churches, and public amenities like covered courts and a barangay hall. Its youthful population and solid growth reflect its growing importance in the Pangulo district. Well-connected by local roads, Pulungmasle remains mindful of flood-management and community development.