Location: Barangay San Vicente is located in the western section of Sto. Tomas, Pampanga. It is a predominantly residential barangay with a semi-rural character, featuring small-scale agriculture, traditional crafts, and community institutions. The barangay is accessible via inner roads that connect it to the poblacion and adjacent barangays.
Coordinates: Approximately 14.9897° N, 120.7008° E
Elevation: Approximately 7.5 meters (24.6 feet) above sea level
Adjacent Barangays:
San Vicente shares borders with the following barangays:
Poblacion
San Bartolome
San Matias
Sapa
Moras de la Paz
Population: As of the 2020 Census, Barangay San Vicente has a population of 3,155, comprising approximately 7.37% of the total population of Sto. Tomas (42,846).
Households: In the 2015 Census, San Vicente had 698 households, with an average household size of 4.69 members.
Age Distribution (2015):
Highest age group: 10–14 years, with 320 individuals (9.7%)
Lowest age group: 80 years and above, with 29 individuals (0.88%)
Dependency Ratios (2015):
Youth (0–14 years): 46.3
Old-Age (65+ years): 7.72
Total Dependency Ratio: 54.02
Median Age (2015): 26.1 years
Historical Population Growth:
1990: 2,162
1995: 2,344
2000: 2,576
2007: 2,791
2010: 2,866
2015: 3,134
2020: 3,155
From 2015 to 2020, the barangay experienced a marginal increase of 21 residents, reflecting an annual growth rate of approximately 0.13%.
Land Area & Topography:
San Vicente features gently sloping terrain with an average elevation of 7.5 meters. It is suitable for residential housing, micro-agriculture, and small crafts-based industries.
Facilities:
Barangay Hall: The center for administrative operations and barangay services.
Covered Court: Used for sports, public gatherings, and community events.
San Vicente Chapel: A local place of worship where religious activities and the annual fiesta in honor of St. Vincent Ferrer are held every April 5.
Education Access: Students are served by nearby elementary and secondary schools within Sto. Tomas.
Local Enterprises: Small-scale pottery, woodworking, and sari-sari stores are common in the area.
Cultural Note:
The barangay honors St. Vincent Ferrer, its patron saint, with an annual fiesta that includes novenas, masses, and community festivities—a tradition that strengthens local identity and religious devotion.