MAMATITANG

📍 Geographic Profile

Location: Barangay Mamatitang is located in the northeastern part of Mabalacat City, Pampanga. It is a rural barangay characterized by vast agricultural lands, open spaces, and a quiet residential setting. The barangay’s proximity to the boundaries of Magalang town makes it an important contributor to Mabalacat’s agricultural sector, particularly in rice and vegetable production.

Coordinates: Approximately 15.2450° N, 120.6250° E
Elevation: Approximately 98 meters (322 feet) above sea level

Adjacent Barangays:
Barangay Mamatitang shares borders with the following barangays:

• Bical

• Calumpang

• Dolores

• Dapdap

• Dolores (Magalang, Pampanga)

👥 Demographic Profile

Population: As of the 2020 Census, Barangay Mamatitang has a population of approximately 2,670 residents.
Households: The barangay has an estimated 600 households, with an average household size of about 4.5 members.

Age Distribution (latest available data):

• Highest age group: 10–14 years

• Lowest age group: 75 years and above

Historical Population Growth:
1990: 1,720
1995: 1,910
2000: 2,080
2007: 2,300
2010: 2,420
2015: 2,550
2020: 2,670

From 2015 to 2020, Barangay Mamatitang grew by 120 residents, reflecting an average annual growth rate of approximately 0.92%.

🏘️ Community & Infrastructure Notes

Land Area & Topography:
Barangay Mamatitang is predominantly flat and fertile, making it ideal for farming. The barangay is served by farm-to-market roads that connect it to the Mabalacat city proper, neighboring barangays, and Magalang town.

Facilities:

• Barangay Hall: Serves as the center for local governance, services, and community activities.
  
  

• Covered Court / Plaza: Venue for barangay meetings, sports, and socio-cultural activities.
  
  

• Chapel: The barangay chapel is central to religious life, hosting masses and fiesta activities.
  
  

• Educational Access: Residents access public schools within or near the barangay, with higher education facilities in the city proper and nearby municipalities.
  
  

Livelihood:
The majority of residents are engaged in farming, livestock raising, and seasonal agricultural work. Others earn a living through small businesses, tricycle operations, or employment in Clark Freeport Zone and neighboring towns.

Cultural Note:
Barangay Mamatitang celebrates its annual fiesta every May, with religious activities, processions, and community gatherings that highlight the barangay’s strong cultural and spiritual identity.