BULAC

📍 Geographic Profile

Location:
Barangay Bulac is situated in the eastern portion of the Municipality of Minalin, Pampanga. It is a primarily agricultural-residential area known for its rice fields, aquaculture zones, and traditional Kapampangan lifestyle. It shares borders with both rural and semi-urban barangays, enhancing its accessibility and economic activity.

Coordinates: 14.9702° N, 120.7133° E
Elevation: Approximately 5.5 meters (18 feet) above sea level

Adjacent Barangays and Areas:

• Sta. Catalina (Minalin)
  
  

• San Francisco (Minalin)
  
  

• San Nicolas (Minalin)
  
  

• Sto. Tomas (municipal boundary)
  
  

• San Pedro (Minalin)
  
  

👥 Demographic Profile

Population:
As of the 2020 Census, Barangay Bulac has an estimated population of 3,206 residents, comprising a significant portion of Minalin’s total population of 48,449.

Households:
Based on previous census records and local reports, Bulac has approximately 700 to 800 households, with an average household size typical of rural Pampanga (around 4 to 5 members per household).

🏘️ Community & Infrastructure Notes

Land Area & Topography:
Barangay Bulac is characterized by flat, low-lying terrain typical of Central Luzon’s river plains. Its proximity to farmlands and fishponds makes it ideal for agriculture and aquaculture. The barangay is prone to seasonal flooding but has gradually improved flood-control measures through local government projects.

Key Facilities:

• Barangay Hall: The local seat of governance provides basic administrative and public services.
  
  

• Multipurpose Hall / Covered Court: A hub for community events, sports, and barangay assemblies.
  
  

• Bulac Elementary School: A long-standing public elementary school serving children from Bulac and neighboring barangays.
  
  

• Barangay Chapel: A chapel dedicated to San Roque, the patron saint of the barangay, is central to local religious life.
  
  

• Farm-to-Market Roads: Improved road networks support the movement of goods, especially during harvest and fish harvest seasons.
  
  

Local Economy:
Bulac thrives on a mixed economy of rice farming, duck raising, aquaculture (tilapia and bangus), and micro-businesses. Small stores (sari-sari), fish brokers, and backyard poultry farms are common sources of income for residents.