Location: Barangay San Juan is located in the northern part of the municipality of San Luis, Pampanga. It is one of the more populous rural barangays in the municipality and serves as a hub for both agriculture and residential communities. It is accessible by local roads and is well-connected to neighboring towns and barangays, making it a vital area in terms of commerce and trade.
Coordinates: Approximate geographic coordinates are 15.0140° N, 120.7720° E.
Elevation: Barangay San Juan sits at approximately 12 meters (39 feet) above sea level, placing it in a flood-prone zone during the rainy season.
Land Area: 6.5 square kilometers, primarily composed of agricultural lands, residential areas, and a small portion of commercial establishments.
Adjacent Barangays:
North: Barangay San Miguel (San Simon)
East: Barangay San Roque (San Luis)
South: Barangay San Isidro (San Luis)
West: Barangay San Pedro (San Simon)
Population: According to the 2020 Census, Barangay San Juan has a population of 5,870 people, representing around 9-10% of the total population of San Luis.
Households: In the 2015 Census, the barangay had approximately 1,250 households. The average household size was about 4.7 people per household.
Age Distribution:
The largest age group is between 10–14 years, reflecting the growing younger population of the barangay.
The smallest age group is 80+ years, which is typical in rural areas with limited healthcare resources for the elderly.
Land Use & Topography: The barangay is mostly flat, with fertile land used for agriculture, particularly for rice, corn, and sugarcane farming. The land is suitable for residential development due to its flat terrain.
Facilities:
Barangay Hall: The central administrative building for barangay-related activities and governance.
Covered Court: A multi-purpose venue used for sports, community gatherings, and events.
Health Center: Provides basic healthcare and wellness services to the local population.
Schools:
San Juan Elementary School: A public school catering to primary education.
San Juan High School: A secondary school providing education for the barangay’s youth.
Economic Activities:
The barangay is largely agriculture-based, with many residents involved in farming, particularly rice and sugarcane production.
With its proximity to the neighboring town of San Simon, there are also opportunities for trade and commerce in the form of market exchanges.