SAN ROQUE

Barangay San Roque (locally called Tuclung) is one of the 14 barangays in the municipality of Santa Ana, located in Pampanga, Central Luzon, Philippines. Below is a comprehensive geographic and demographic overview:

📍 Geographic Profile
Location: San Roque lies in the eastern section of Santa Ana and is classified as a rural barangay. It is among the four major farming areas alongside San Agustin, San Pablo, and Santo Rosario.
Coordinates: Approximately 15.1187° N latitude, 120.7284° E longitude.
Elevation: Estimated at 14.5 meters (47.6 feet) above sea level.
Adjacent Barangays:

• Lacmit (Arayat)

• San Jose Malino (Mexico)

• San Juan (Mexico)

• San Pablo (Santa Ana)

• San Agustin (Santa Ana)

• Santo Rosario (Santa Ana)

🏘️ Community Facilities & Infrastructure

• Barangay Hall: A two‑story San Roque Barangay Hall is located near San Roque Chapel and the elementary school covered court

• Covered Court & School: San Roque Elementary School has a covered court adjacent to the chapel and barangay hall 

• Health Center: A midwife-led health station serves the community .

👥 Demographic Profile
Population (2020): 4,065 residents, comprising about 6.61% of Santa Ana’s total population of 61,537.
Households (2015): 690 households, averaging 5.51 members each (total household pop.: 3,800). 

Population by Age Group (2015 Census):

• Highest: Ages 5–9 with 415 individuals (10.92%)

• Lowest: Ages 80+ with 26 individuals (0.68%)

Dependency Ratios & Median Age (2015):

• Youth Dependency Ratio: 47.95

• Old‑Age Dependency Ratio: 7.79

• Total Dependency Ratio: 55.74

• Median Age: 24.78 years

Historical Population Growth:

• 1990: 2,337

• 1995: 2,610

• 2000: 3,069

• 2007: 3,290

• 2010: 3,613

• 2015: 3,800

• 2020: 4,065
  
  This reflects a 1.43% annualized growth rate from 2015 to 2020, adding 265 residents to the barangay.