PANGASINAN

HISTORY
Pangasinan was among the earliest political and administrative units in the
Philippines. It was officially conquered and colonized by D. Martin de Goiti in 1571. On
April 5, 1572, Pangasinan was made an encomienda by the Spanish royal crown to receive
instructions on the Catholic faith, which means that Pangasinan was organized under one
leadership and has identity before the Spanish royal court. Eight years later, in 1580,
Pangasinan was organized into a political unit under an alkalde mayor who at that time has
authority as head of the province or provincial government with judicial function indicating
that Pangasinan has become a province. To commemorate the day when Pangasinan became
an encomienda and the year it became a province, Pangasinan celebrates April 5, 1580 as the
official founding day of the Province of Pangasinan. At that time, its territorial jurisdiction
included the Province of Zambales and parts of La Union and Tarlac. By the middle of the
19th century however, the northern towns of Agoo to Bacnotan were separated from the
province and became parts of La Union. The provincial territory was further diminished in
1875 with the annexation of Paniqui and other towns south of it to Tarlac.

Pangasinan, derived its name from the word “panag asinan” , which means
“where salt is made”, owing to the rich and fine salt beds which were the prior source of
livelihood of the province’s coastal towns.

GEOGRAPHY
Pangasinan territory covers a land area of 536,818 hectares which constitutes
almost one-half (41.8 %) of the total land area of the region and 1.8 % of the total Philippine
area. It is bounded in the north by Lingayen Gulf, La Union and Benguet, in the north-east,
by Nueva Vizcaya, in the east, by Nueva Ecija and Tarlac in the south and Zambales and
China Sea in the west.

GETTING HERE
TRAVEL TIME:
From Manila : 4-5 hours
From Clark, Pampanga : 3 hours
From Baguio City : 2 1/2 hours
From Laoag City : 5-6 hours
From Subic, Olongapo : 3 1/2-4 hours

ENTRY POINTS:
From Manila : via Rosales, via Bayambang or via Mangatarem
From Zambales : via Infanta
From Nueva Ecija : via Umingan or via Rosales
From Baguio City : via Sison or via San Fabian

NATIONAL TRANSPORT CARRIERS:

Victory Liner, Five Star, Fermina Express, Dagupan Bus, De Leon Express and
Santrans, Fariñas, Genesis, Partas, Viron
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 LAND AREA AND NUMBER OF BARANGAY
DISTRIBUTION BY DISTRICT BY MUNICIPALITY

Land Area Number of Land Area Number of

MUNICIPALITY MUNICIPALITY
(sq.km) Barangays (sq.km) Barangays

DISTRICT I 1,856.99 211 DISTRICT II 911.62 231

Agno 181.07 17 Aguilar 141.13 16

Alaminos City 161.57 39 Basista 15.60 13
Anda 83.80 18 Binmaley 50.28 33
Bani 209.11 27 Bugallon 166.52 24
Bolinao 266.05 30 Labrador 112.33 10
Burgos 140.25 14 Lingayen 47.32 32
Dasol 188.16 18 Mangatarem 323.79 82
Infanta 194.54 13 Urbiztondo 54.65 21
Mabini 230.63 16
Sual 201.81 19

DISTRICT III 618.50 304 DISTRICT IV 265.16 140

Bayambang 183.05 77 Dagupan City 43.64 31

Calasiao 42.42 24 Manaoag 67.69 26
Malasiqui 123.78 73 Mangaldan 40.98 30
Mapandan 19.44 15 San Fabian 81.29 34
San Carlos City 78.67 86 San Jacinto 31.56 19
Santa Barbara 171.14 29

DISTRICT V 556.57 212 DISTRICT VI 1,159.34 266

Alcala 33.38 21 Asingan 66.60 21

Bautista 59.19 18 Balungao 75.25 20
Binalonan 40.20 24 Natividad 76.80 18
Laoac 40.50 22 Rosales 72.80 37
Pozorrubio 89.65 34 San Manuel 132.48 14
Santo Tomas 8.30 10 San Nicolas 208.16 33
Sison 88.55 28 San Quintin 114.68 21
Urdaneta City 121.00 34 Santa Maria 55.04 23
Villasis 75.80 21 Tayug 60.00 21

Source: DENR, NSO

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 CHARACTERISTICS
PHYSICAL
LAND AREA (hectares) 536,818
Land area share in Region I (%) 41.81

Land area share in Philippines (%) 1.79

LAND CLASSIFICATION (hectares)

A. ALIENABLE AND DISPOSABLE LAND - 406,395 (75.70%)
B. FORESTLAND - 130,423 (24.30%)

A. ALIENABLE AND DISPOSABLE LAND …………............................. 406,395

1. Agricultural Lands 373,720
■ Croplands ....................................... 238,070
■ Pastureland .................................... 122,608
■ Aquaculture ................................... 13,042
2. Non-Agricultural .......................................................... 32,675
■ Built-up areas.................................. 19,375
■ Others ............................................ 13,300

B. FORESTLAND ……………...................................................................... 130,423

1. Production forest ......................................................... 68,079
■ Agro-forestry ................................... 59,394
■ Resettlement .................................. 4,496
■ Grazing.............................................. 4,189
2. Protection forest ......................................................... 62,344
■ Non-NIPAS ..................................... 41,841.62
■ NIPAS ............................................ 20,502.36

Declared ……………… 3,565.56

Proposed ……………… 16,936.82

C. FOREST COVER (has.)……………………………………. 61,962.2057

1. Forestland ………………………………... 58,723.28
2. A & D Lands …………………………….. 3,238.9257

CLIMATE
Average annual rain fall (mm) 182.3
Average annual temperature 28 0C
Season Wet and Dry

Source : DENR, PAGASA 3

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District 6
22 %
District 1
35 %
PANGASINAN
District 5
5,368.18 sq. km. 10 %

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ict
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D 5
str %
District 3 District 2
11 % 17 %

Source : DENR
 MINERAL RESERVES
CY 2010
PROVINCE/ TOTAL VOLUME OF RESERVE (MT)
LOCATION
MINERAL DEPOSIT RESOURCE RESERVE

2,901,212,803.96 M.T. 826,736,464.93 M.T.

PANGASINAN
203,340,000.00 Cu. M. 12,853,844.45 Cu. M.
METALLIC 456,149.00
Copper Ore Mabini 318,930.00
Chromite Mangatarem 135,219.00
Manganese Mangatarem 2,000.00
2,900,756,654.96 M.T. 826,736,464.93 M.T.
NON-METALLIC
203,340,000.00 Cu. M. 12,853,844.45 Cu. M.
Asbestos Aguilar 1,446,600.00
Cement Raw Materials
Limestone Sison 602,024,638.00
Mabini 541,040,039.00
Dasol 560,230,000.00
Agno 698,574,022.00
Bolinao 1,092,873,600.00 179,162,880.00

Shale Sison 18,770,260.00

Silica Agno 2,848,856.93
Gabbro (cu.m.) Mangatarem 101,670,000.00
Zeolite Mangatarem 13,765,939.00
Bentonite Mangatarem 10,163,891.00
White Clay (SSM) Umingan 35,672.00
5,883.00
7,500.00
Limestone for Mabini 4,378,556.00
Agricultural use (SSM)
Alaminos 1,590,783.00
Mabini 495,612.00
Guano/Rock Sual 54,250.00
Phosphate (SSM) Agno 875.24
Agno 859.85
Alaminos 13,905.70
Bolinao 2,616.00
636.17
Dasol 5,245.00
Sand and Gravel Bued River, Sison 5,153,844.45
(cu.m.) Banila-Dipalo River 1,840,000.00
Aloragat River 2,400,000.00
Dumoloc River 1,500,000.00
Balincaguin River 1,960,000.00

Resource – estimates based on surface exposure and only one dimension is identified.
(length or width only).

Reserve – commodity is being known, developed/idenfied, all dimensions are identified

(length,width or height)

Source: Bureau of Mines and Geo-Science, Geological Investigation Report

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Total Population (2007 Census) 2,645,395
Average Annual Population Growth Rate (2000-2007) 1.15 %
Projected Population (2010) * 2,738,111
Projected Population Density-2010 (Population/sq.km) 510
Total Number of Households (2007 Census) 553,559

CHARACTERISTICS
DEMOGRAPHIC
Projected Number of Household (2010) * 588,309
Average Household Size (2007 Census) 4.8
* PPDO Projection

POPULATION, GROWTH RATE

AND POPULATION DENSITY BY MUNICIPALITY

Projected-
Population Population APGR Population
MUNICIPALITY
(2007 Census) Projection (2010) (2000-2007) Density
(2010)

PANGASINAN 2,645,395 2,738,111 1.15 510

DISTRICT I 379,637 394,404 1.28 212

Agno 26,023 26,425 0.51 146

Alaminos City 79,788 82,569 1.15 511
Anda 34,398 35,067 0.64 418
Bani 45,652 46,876 0.89 224
Bolinao 69,568 73,422 1.81 276
Burgos 20,187 21,099 1.48 150
Dasol 27,027 27,739 0.87 147
Infanta 23,731 25,146 1.95 129
Mabini 23,338 24,363 1.44 106
Sual 29,925 31,803 2.05 158

DISTRICT II 428,196 440,923 0.98 484

Aguilar 36,564 38,048 1.33 270

Basista 28,104 28,744 0.75 1,843
Binmaley 76,214 77,750 0.67 1,546
Bugallon 62,237 64,335 1.11 386
Labrador 20,508 21,046 0.87 187
Lingayen 95,773 98,774 1.03 2,087
Mangatarem 65,366 67,289 0.97 208
Urbiztondo 43,430 44,893 1.11 821 7
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AND POPULATION DENSITY BY MUNICIPALITY

Projected-
Population
Population APGR Population
MUNICIPALITY Projection
(2007 Census) (2000-2007) Density
(2010)
(2010)

DISTRICT III 579,198 599,256 1.14 969

Bayambang 103,145 105,977 0.91 579

Calasiao 85,419 89,148 1.43 2,102
Malasiqui 122,820 127,041 1.13 1,026
Mapandan 32,905 33,829 0.93 1,740
Sta. Barbara 161,884 76,992 1.78 979
San Carlos City 73,025 165,146 0.67 965

DISTRICT IV 412,225 431,858 1.56 1,629

Dagupan City 149,554 158,317 1.92 3,628

Manaoag 62,684 66,298 1.89 979
Mangaldan 90,391 94,042 1.33 2,295
San Fabian 74,005 77,462 1.53 953
San Jacinto 35,591 36,834 1.15 1,167

DISTRICT V 445,655 458,494 0.95 824

Alcala 38,934 40,341 1.19 1,209

Bautista 28,094 28,531 0.52 482
Binalonan 52,722 54,359 1.02 1,352
Laoac 28,266 28,930 0.78 714
Pozorrubio 63,689 66,085 1.24 737
Santo Tomas 13,706 14,332 1.50 1,727
Sison 42,791 43,575 0.61 492
Urdaneta City 120,785 124,812 1.10 1,032
Villasis 56,668 57,711 0.61 761

DISTRICT VI 400,484 413,485 1.07 357

Asingan 54,092 55,325 0.75 831

Balungao 25,214 25,818 0.79 343
Natividad 21,560 22,301 1.13 290
Rosales 57,702 60,199 1.42 827
San Manuel 46,769 49,285 1.76 372
San Nicolas 33,419 34,284 0.86 165
San Quintin 30,556 31,561 1.08 275
Santa Maria 30,721 31,989 1.36 581
Tayug 37,954 38,705 0.66 645
Umingan 62,497 64,183 0.89 216

APGR-Annual Population Growth Rate

8 Source : NSO, DENR

 HOUSEHOLDS AND GROWTH RATE BY MUNICIPALITY
CY 2010

Ave. Annual Projected Number

Number of Households
Municipality Growth Rate of Households
2000 2007 (Households) 2010

PANGASINAN 477,819 553,559 2.05 588,309

DISTRICT I 71,951 82,392 2.95 89,888

Agno 5,493 5,912 1.59 6,198

Alaminos City 15,527 17,787 2.96 19,411
Anda 6,546 7,592 3.23 8,351
Bani 8,910 0,328 3.22 11,353
Bolinao 12,182 14,165 3.29 15,607
Burgos 3,764 4,291 2.85 4,668
Dasol 5,092 5,787 2.78 6,283
Infanta 4,219 5,011 3.76 5,597
Mabini 4,774 5,028 1.12 5,198
Sual 5,444 6,491 3.84 7,268

DISTRICT II 74,371 86,565 3.31 95,442

Aguilar 6,131 7,228 3.59 8,035

Basista 4,871 5,888 4.15 6,651
Binmaley 13,415 15,607 3.30 17,202
Bugallon 10,614 12,107 2.86 13,176
Labrador 3,830 4,418 3.11 4,843
Lingayen 16,467 19,187 3.33 21,169
Mangatarem 11,704 13,712 3.45 15,181
Urbiztondo 7,339 8,418 2.98 9,194

DISTRICT III 99,602 115,585 3.24 127,300

Bayambang 17,897 20,893 3.37 23,079

Calasiao 15,020 17,309 3.09 19,070
Malasiqui 20,798 24,700 3.75 27,587
Mapandan 5,751 6,351 2.15 6,769
Santa Barbara 12,111 14,918 4.57 17,058
San Carlos City 28,025 31,414 2.48 33,806

Source : NSO

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 HOUSEHOLDS AND GROWTH RATE BY MUNICIPALITY
CY 2010

Number of Households Ave. Annual Projected Number

Municipality Growth Rate of Households
2000 2007
(Households) 2010

DISTRICT IV 70,673 85,521 4.17 96,639

Manaoag 10,563 12,571 3.80 14,059

Mangaldan 15,356 18,572 4.16 20,987
San Fabian 12,690 15,292 4.08 17,240
San Jacinto 6,143 7,204 3.47 7,981
Dagupan City 25,921 31,882 4.54 36,383

DISTRICT V 84,160 95,851 2.83 104,208

Alcala 7,181 8,261 3.05 9,040

Bautista 5,418 5,622 0.80 5,757
Binalonan 10,184 11,800 3.21 12,972
Laoac 5,449 6,160 2.66 6,665
Pozorrubio 11,288 13,524 3.95 15,190
Santo Tomas 2,716 3,070 2.66 3,322
Sison 8,015 9,010 2.54 9,714
Urdaneta City 22,908 25,876 2.65 27,984
Villasis 11,001 12,528 2.82 13,616

DISTRICT VI 77,035 87,610 2.80 95,162

Asingan 10,499 11,793 2.52 12,708

Balungao 5,102 5,753 2.61 6,215
Natividad 4,153 4,768 3.00 5,211
Rosales 10,794 12,615 3.40 13,945
San Manuel 8,644 9,998 3.17 10,979
San Nicolas 6,533 7,284 2.36 7,812
San Quintin 5,667 6,522 3.06 7,139
Santa Maria 5,818 6,566 2.63 7,095
Tayug 7,479 8,282 2.21 8,843
Umingan 12,346 14,029 2.78 15,230
Source : NSO

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HEALTH INDICATORS *
Crude Birth Rate 18.76
Crude Death Rate 4.45
Infant Mortality Rate 8.30
Under Five Mortality Rate 3.56
Maternal Mortality Rate 0.63
Immunization Rate (9-11 mos.) 87.5
Tuberculosis Cases (DOTS)
- Detection Rate (%) 70.6
- Cure Rate (%) 91

NUTRITION ***
Malnutrition Rate

SERVICES
SOCIAL
- Pre-school Children (0-71 months) 4.91
- School Children (2009) 15.60

FAMILY PLANNING
Monitored Married Women of Reproductive Age (MWRA) 263,012
Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (%) 57
- Modern (%) 46
- Traditional (%) 11

HEALTH/SOCIAL SERVICE FACILITIES

Number of Hospitals 59
- Government ** 17
- Private 43
Hospital Bed Capacity 1,995
- Government 830
- Private 1,157
Rural Health Unit/Center 68
Barangay Health Station 443
Day Care Center 1,226
LGU-Operated Dialysis Center 1
- with 14 units dialysis machine

PHILHEALTH ENROLLMENT (TOTAL FAMILIES)

Provincial Government 170,537
Congressman 19,056
LGUs 47,240
NGOs 12,177

Legend: * Excluding Dagupan City

** includes two (2) LGU-operated hospitals and one (1) DOH hospital
*** Excluding all cities
DOTS - Directly Observed Treatment Short Course

Source : PHO, PPO, Nutrition Office, PSWDO, DOH La Union

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 EDUCATION INDICATORS

SY 2009-2010 Elementary* Secondary*

Net Enrolment Ratio (NER) 84.90 62.98
Cohort Survival Rate 74.78 66.22
Transition Rate 98.89 96.68
Simple Drop-out Rate 0.42 4.97
Graduation Rate 99.09 92.36
Teacher Pupil/Student Ratio 1.31 1.35
Classroom Pupil/Student Ratio 1:31 1:47

Number of Schools
Elementary * 1,179
Secondary * 280
Tertiary ** 59
Technical/ Vocational ** 59

Total Enrollment
Elementary * 383,447
Secondary * 197,975
Tertiary ** 81,045
Technical/ Vocational ** 951

Number of Teachers
Elementary * 12,392
Secondary * 5,635

Number of Classroom
Elementary * 12,396
Secondary * 4,241

Legend :
* Public Schools only
**Public and Private Schools
Net Enrollment Ratio - the ratio between the enrollment in the school-age range to the
total population of that age range.
Cohort Survival Rate - the proportion of enrollees in the beginning grade or year who
reach the final grade/ year at the end of the required number of years of study.
Transition Rate - the percentage of pupils who graduate from one level of education and
move on to the next higher level (from primary to intermediate; from intermediate to
secondary).
Simple Drop-Out Rate - the percentage of pupils/ students who don not finish a particular
grade/ year level. It does not capture pupils/students who finish a grade/year level but do
not enroll in the next grade/ year level the following school year.
Graduation Rate - the proportion of pupils/students who finished Grade VI/ Fourth Year
in the present year to the number of pupils/students who enrolled in Grade VI/Fourth Year
in the present year.

Source : PHO, DepEd, TESDA, CHED, PSWDO

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AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY PRODUCTION

Commodity Area (has) Production (MT)

CROPS (MT) 342,281 1,608,126

Palay 245,527 940,700
Corn 45,430 230,521
Fruits 18,422 280,791
Vegetables 6,691 104,471
Legumes 8,040 16,078
Root Crops 3,377 21,400
Coconut 11,224 6,513
Tobacco * 3,570 7,652

CHARACTERISTICS
ECONOMIC
Rice Sufficiency Level—147 %

LIVESTOCK & POULTRY (Heads) 3,769,249

Cattle 119,434
Carabao 53,051
Swine 295,991
Goat 208,771
Chicken (native, layers & broiler) 3,092,002

Meat Sufficiency Level—122 %

FISHERIES (MT) 22,832.186 121,765.541

Aquaculture 12,887.795 32,447.215

Mariculture 345.3475 44,590.53

Marine Fishing 433.218 41,060.296

Communal Bodies of Water 9,165.8257 3,667.5

Fish Sufficiency Level—122 %

* Estimates

Source : Crops-BAS, PCA, NTA; Livestock-OPVet; Fisheries-OPAg

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 PRODUCTS

A. AGRI/NON-MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS
1. Rice Provincewide
2. Yellow Corn Malasiqui, Bayambang, Basista, Alcala,
Urbiztondo, Sto. Tomas, San Jacinto
3. Vegetables (Fruits & Leafy) Asingan, Sta. Maria, Villasis, Tayug,
(okra, squash, eggplant,
tomato, beans, ampalaya, etc) Urdaneta City, Sta. Barbara, Rosales
4. Mango Sta. Barbara, San Carlos City, Malasiqui,
Sual, Aguilar, Labrador, Calasiao,
Bugallon, Manaoag,
5. Aquaculture products San Fabian, Dagupan City, Bani, ,
(bangus, malaga) Binmaley, Labrador, Lingayen, Bolinao
6. Bamboo Burgos, Agno, San Carlos City
Sta. Barbara, Urbiztondo
7. Onion Alcala, Bayambang, San Manuel

B. MANUFACTURED/PROCESSED PRODUCTS
1. Buri-rattan Basketwares Manaoag, Pozorrubio, Calasiao,
San Carlos City
2. Bamboo-based Home San Carlos City, Basista, Urbiztondo
Furnishings Sta. Barbara, Burgos
3. Antique Reproduction Sison, Bugallon, Dagupan City
(home furnishings)
4. Carved Wooden Furniture Lingayen, Binmaley, Sison, San Carlos City
5. Bricks, Clay Tiles & Potteries Sta. Barbara, Binmaley, San Carlos City,
San Nicolas
6. Cutleries (swords, knives & bolos) Calasiao, Mangaldan, Pozorrubio
7. Coco Pastile (bocayo) Dagupan City, Lingayen
8. Noodles (bijon) Calasiao, Dagupan City, Alaminos City,
Urdaneta City, Binmaley
9. Sugar Cane/Palm Vinegar/Fruit Binalonan, Bugallon, Lingayen, Laoac,
Wine/Vinegar San Fabian, Dasol, Villasis, Anda
10. Fish Paste/Sauce (bagoong/patis) Lingayen, Bolinao, Mangaldan
11. Salt Anda, Dasol, Infanta, Bani, Bolinao,
Alaminos City, San Fabian
12. Cement Sison
13. Deboned/Processed Bangus Dagupan City, San Fabian, Binmaley,
Calasiao, Alaminos City
14. Feeds Binalonan, Villasis
15. Cornik Binalonan
16. Native Cake Calasiao (puto), Mangaldan, Villasis,
Mangatarem (tupig)
17. Sawali Bugallon, Labrador
18. Dried Fish San Fabian, Sual, Bolinao
19. Candles Manaoag, Sta. Barbara, Alcala
20. Processed Meat Mangaldan, Alaminos City, Lingayen
21. Nata de Coco Sta. Barbara
Dasol, Bugallon, Villasis, Binalonan (basi/
22. Duhat/ Bignay Wine
tuba)
23. Fish Cracker Bayambang
24. Hollow Blocks Aguilar, Labrador
25. Walis Tambo Bautista

16 Source : DTI
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 FAMOUS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
LOCATION NATURAL MAN-MADE

Agno ▪ Umbrella Rocks ▪ Baliwangga Canyons

Alaminos City ▪ Hundred Islands ▪ Hundred Islands National Park

▪ Lucap Wharf

Anda ▪ Tondol White Beach ▪ Anda People’s Park

Asingan ▪ Narciso Ramos Museum

Balungao ▪ Mt. Balungao Hot & Cold Spring

Bani ▪ Buracao (Nalsoc) Cave ▪ Mangrove Protected Area

▪ Surip Beach

Bolinao ▪ Balingasay River ▪ UP Marine Science Institute

▪ Santiago Island ▪ Bolinao National Museum
▪ Patar White Sand Beach ▪ Cape Bolinao Lighthouse
▪ Enchanted Cave
▪ Tara Falls

Burgos ▪ Pao White Sand Beach

▪ Paratek White Sand Beach
▪ Cabongaoan White Sand Beach

Dagupan City ▪ Bonuan Beach ▪ Dagupan City Museum

▪ Home Economics Building of West
Central School
▪ Tondaligan People's Park

Dasol ▪ Colibra Island

▪ Tambobong Beach

Infanta ▪ Valleverde Trail

▪ Balaki Island

Labrador ▪ Tobuan Beach

▪ Uyong Beach

Lingayen ▪ Lingayen Beach ▪ Provincial Capitol Complex

▪ Gov. Aguedo F. Agbayani Park
▪ Narciso Ramos Sports Complex
▪ Veteran’s Park
▪ FVR Museum
▪ Bagoong Factory

Mabini ▪ Cacupangan Cave ▪ Balincaguin River and Picnic Ground

▪ Sawang Falls
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 FAMOUS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

LOCATION NATURAL MAN-MADE

Manaoag ▪ Pyramid of Asia

Mangatarem ▪ Manleluag Hot Spring ▪ Manleluag Spring Natural Park

Natividad ▪ Burayoc Waterfalls

Rosales ▪ Rosales Spring

▪ Salvacion Dam
▪ Acop Dam

San Carlos City ▪ Speaker Eugenio Perez Memorial Park

San Fabian ▪ San Fabian Beach

San Manuel ▪ Butao Spring ▪ Butao Spring Resorts

San Nicolas ▪ Malico Villa Verde Trail

San Quintin ▪ Dipalo Water Falls ▪ Botanical Garden

Sison ▪ Antong Falls

Sual ▪ Cabalitian Island

PILGRIMAGE DESTINATIONS

NAME OF CHURCH / PARISH / SHRINE LOCATION

Grotto of Saint Lourdes Anda

San Louis Berthrand Church (1669) Asingan
Redeemer’s Way of the Cross Bani
St. Vincent Ferrer Parish (1614) Bayambang
Our Lady of Purification Church (1674) Binmaley
St. James the Great Fortress Church Bolinao
Our Lady of Lourdes (1720) Bugallon
Señor Divino Tesoro Shrine Calasiao
Sts. Peter and Paul Parish Church (1588) Calasiao
San Isidro de Labrador (1765) Labrador
Epiphany of Our Lord Parish (1575) Lingayen
Our Lady of Manaoag Manaoag
Lourdes Grotto and Holy Cross Natividad
St. Jude Thadeus Parish Pozorrubio
Immaculate Concepcion Grotto Rosales
Pope the Martyr Parish Church (1718) San Fabian
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Sison

Source : MPDOs, Tourism Operations Division

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 FAMOUS TOURIST ACCOMMODATION FACILITIES

Location Hotel/ Resort

Agno Mayor Rosete Beach Resort

Alaminos City 1. Maxine's by the Sea
2. Vista de Las Islas Hotel & Restaurant *
3. The Hundred Islands Resort Hotel *
Asingan Crystal Glade Resort
Bani Crispina Mountain Resort
Binalonan Ruperto's Inland Resort *
Binmaley JT Beach Resort
Bolinao 1. Treasures of Bolinao Beach Resort
2. Rock Garden Resort Hotel and Restaurant
3. Puerto del Sol *
4. SLC Garden Paradise Resort *
Calasiao 1. Pangasinan Regency Hotel
2. Felpaver Farm Resort
Dagupan City 1. Dagupan Garden Hotel
2. Star Plaza Hotel *
3. Lenox Hotel *
4. Leisure Coast Resort *
5. Luxor Hotel
6. Inn Asia
Labrador 1. Villa Jireh Resort Hotel
2. Covelandia du Labrador Beach Resort *
Lingayen 1. Hotel Consuelo & Chinese Restaurant
2. El Puerto Marina Beach Resort
3. Capitol Resort Hotel *
4. The President’s Hotel
Malasiqui Ecohill Resort
Manaoag Pyramid of Asia Resort and Healing Center
Mangaldan Hidden Rock Farm Resort
San Fabian 1. Sierra Vista Beach Resort
2. Lazy "A" Beach Resort
3. San Fabian Resort and Beach Club
4. San Fabian Point Beach Resort *
5. San Fabian PTA Resort *
6. Boating World Amianan Beach Resort *
San Manuel Villa Felisa Spring Resort
San Nicolas Agpay Resort
Urdaneta City 1. Ciudad Fernandino Hotel & Restaurant
2. The Last Resort
3. Lisland Rainforest Resort
Villasis Punta Barraca Resort and Recreation Center

Legend : * DOT Accredited

20 Source : MPDOs, DOT Region, Tourism Operations Division

 TOURIST AND VISITOR ARRIVALS

Total
Total Tourists 121,911
Total Visitors 217,460

Grand Total 339, 371

TOURIST ARRIVALS
(based on Accommodation Establishments)

MONTH FOREIGN DOMESTIC OVERSEAS TOTAL

January 740 5,924 257 6,921
February 834 7,864 48 8,746
March 558 8,448 22 9,028
April 552 13,415 116 14,083
May 605 13,317 374 14,296
June 514 8,031 8 8,553
July 370 5,809 20 6,199
August 431 4,290 18 4,739
September 389 8,419 77 8,885
October 211 10,874 36 11,121
November 342 13,178 113 13,633
December 366 14,879 462 15,707
TOTAL 5,912 114,448 1,551 121,911

Source: DOT-RO I

VISITOR ARRIVALS
(based on Tourist Destinations)

Bolinao Provincial Hundred Islands Manleluag Spring Capitol

Month Mangrove Info. National Park, Protected Land- Complex, Total
Center & Nursery, Alaminos City scape, Manga- Lingayen
January 20 14,182 1,766 3,899 19,867
February - 11,618 - 4,315 15,933
March - 14,640 1,475 6,648 22,763
April - 36,033 3,775 6,969 46,777
May - 25,464 3,333 2,091 30,888
June 11 10,642 627 1,739 13,019
July 23 6,821 171 1,702 8,717
August 7 6,314 490 661 7,472
September 20 4,582 249 1,634 6,485
October 20 8,120 423 4,198 12,761
November 46 9,095 881 5,223 15,245
December 74 15,052 803 1,604 17,533
TOTAL 221 162,563 13,993 40,683 217,460

Source: Tourism Operations Division, Lingayen 21

 TRADE AND INVESTMENT

Investments Inflows (Php) 1,590,311,604.34

Exports Generated (US$) 901,289.27

Registered Establishment by Sector 7,262

Manufacturing 437
Personal Services 2,932
Industrial Services 246
Trading 3,647
Source : DTI

ANNUAL PER CAPITA POVERTY THRESHOLDS,

POVERTY INCIDENCE AND
MAGNITUDE OF POOR FAMILIES
2003, 2006, 2009
Annual Per Capita Poverty Incidence
Magnitude of Poor Families
Region/ Poverty Threshold Among Families
Province (in Pesos)
Estimates (%) Estimates
2003 2006 2009 2003 2006 2009 2003 2006 2009
PHILIPPINES 12,309 15,057 16,841 24.4 26.9 20.9 4,022,695 4,677,305 3,855,730
Region I 13,281 15,956 17,768 24.4 26.2 17.8 213,846 248,442 179,179
Ilocos Norte 12,893 16,024 16,995 19.6 17.1 9.2 21,694 20,362 11,923
Ilocos Sur 12,824 16,922 17,870 22.8 27.2 12.5 28,302 35,779 17,238
La Union 13,356 16,372 18,083 24.6 27.6 23.3 33,163 40,641 35,618
Pangasinan 13,412 15,656 17,731 25.8 27.6 19.5 130,687 151,660 114,400
Poverty Threshold—the minimum annual income/ expenditure for an individual to meet
the basic food and non-food requirements.

ANNUAL PER CAPITA POVERTY THRESHOLDS,

POVERTY INCIDENCE AND
MAGNITUDE OF POOR POPULATION
2003, 2006, 2009
Poverty
Annual Per Capita Incidence
Magnitude of Poor Population
Region/ Poverty Threshold Among
Province (in Pesos) Population (%)
Estimates (%) Estimates
2003 2006 2009 2003 2006 2009 2003 2006 2009
PHILIPPINES 12,309 15,057 16,841 30.0 32.9 26.5 23,836,104 27,616,888 23,142,481
Region I 13,281 15,956 17,768 30.2 32.7 23.3 1,262,799 1,464,245.2 1,085,078
Ilocos Norte 12,893 16,024 16,995 24.6 21.2 12.4 120,945 112,835.2 71,864
Ilocos Sur 12,824 16,922 17,870 28.4 32.6 17.0 154,922 184,397.0 100,882
La Union 13,356 16,372 18,083 30.2 32.6 30.6 198,307 229,739.2 225,977
Pangasinan 13,412 15,656 17,731 31.7 35.0 25.0 788,625 937,273.8 686,356
Poverty Incidence— refers to the proportion of families/population whose income
as measured in the family income and expenditure is below
the poverty threshold

22 Source : NSCB
ROAD NETWORK
Length (kms.) Paved (kms.) Unpaved (kms.)
National 623.740 623.541 0.199
Provincial 725.0525 659.2945 65.758
Municipal (2009) 533.462 398.644 134.817
Barangay (2009) 5,517.039 1,780.394 3,736.646
Total 7,399.294 3,461.874 3,937.420
BRIDGES (LM)
National 13,531.33 Provincial 5,859.70
Municipal (2009) 3,556.995 Barangay (2009) 14,218.30
IRRIGATION
Potential Irrigable Area (has.) 180,882.96
Existing Service Area (has.) 93,101.50
Irrigation Development (%) 51.47
POWER (2009)
Municipality Served (%) 100
Barangay Served (%) 100
Household Served (%) 82
Source : DPWH, PEO, MPDC, NIA, PANELCO 1 & 3, DECORP, CENPELCO, LUELCO

WATER SUPPLY * (2009)

INFRASTRUCTURE
AND UTILITIES
Households with Safe Water Sources (%) 92.62
Households with Unsafe Water Sources (%) 7.47
*
LSS Survey covers 46 (96%) cities/municipalities and 1,312 (97%) barangays only

TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITIES (2009)

Number of Existing Telephone Lines equipped/installed 114,244
(PLDT, Digitel)
Telephone Density (telephone/100 persons) 4.22
Cities/Municipalities Served by Telephone System (%) 100
Number of Telegraph Stations (Public) 19
Cities/Municipalities Served by Telegraph Service (%) 40
Postal Offices/ Stations 51
Cities/Municipalities Served by Mail Service (%) 100
Postal Density 1:53,075
Number of Letter Carriers 107
Letter Carrier to Population Ratio 1:25,298
Number of Internet Cafes 645
Number of Internet Service Providers (ISP) 16
Cable Television Stations 21
Number of Radio Stations (AM/FM) 21
Number of Local Newspapers 21
Number of different types and classifications of motor
vehicles registered 184,743

Source : NTC, Digitel, PLDT, PIA, Philpost, TelOf, MPDC/CPDC, LTO 23

 DISTANCE FROM LINGAYEN
TO MUNICIPALITY, PANGASINAN

LINGAYEN TO KM.

Agno 70.80
Aguilar 15.70
Alaminos 47.50
Alcala
Manat, San Carlos City, Basista 45.00
Dagupan, San Carlos, Rosales 53.30
Urdaneta, Carrmen junction 65.00
Manat, Malasiqui 57.00
Anda 77.70
Asingan
via Urdaneta 56.20
via Mangaldan, Binalonan 55.60
Balungao
via Sta. Barbara, Urdaneta, Rosales 64.10
via Dagupan, San Carlos, Bautista, Rosales 67.20
Bani 56.90
Basista 18.00
Bautista
via Manat, San Carlos, Basista 38.10
via Dagupan, San Carlos 48.40
Bayambang
via Manat, San Carlos, Basista 36.40
via Dagupan, San Carlos 46.70
Binalonan
via Mangaldan 45.90
via Urdaneta 57.80
Binmaley 4.40
Bolinao 81.80
Bugallon 8.10
Burgos 65.90
Calasiao 19.70
Dagupan City 14.50
Dasol 74.00
Infanta 94.90
Labrador 17.20
Laoac 44.10
LINGAYEN
Mabini 53.70
Malasiqui
via Manat, San Carlos 36.60
via Dagupan City, San Carlos 33.10
Manaoag
via San Jacinto 36.30
via Mapandan
Mangaldan 23.20
Mangatarem 28.70
Mapandan 31.30
Natividad 85.30

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 DISTANCE FROM LINGAYEN
TO MUNICIPALITY, PANGASINAN
LINGAYEN TO KM.

Pozorrubio 44.20
Rosales
via Sta. Barbara, Urdaneta, Rosales 59.40
via Dagupan, San Carlos, Bautista 62.50
San Carlos City
via Calasiao 26.60
via Manat 19.30
San Fabian
via Pangasinan-La Union Road 29.40
via San Jacinto 34.10
San Jacinto 26.70
San Manuel
via Mangaldan 63.80
via Urdaneta-Cili Junction 63.00
San Nicolas
via Urdaneta, Asingan, Tayug 70.10
via Sta. Barbara, Urdaneta, Rosales, Tayug 84.60
San Quintin
via Mangaldan, Binalonan, Tayug 74.40
via Urdaneta, Asingan, Tayug 73.30
Santa Barbara 25.70
Santa Maria
via Sta. Barbara, Urdaneta, Rosales 72.20
via Urdaneta, Asingan, Tayug 78.30
Santo Tomas
via Urdaneta, Villasis 57.00
via Manat, San Carlos, Malasiqui, Villasis 53.00
Sison
via Manaoag, Pao, Pozorrubio 53.00
via Manaoag, Binalonan, Cili 53.10
Sual 23.90
Tayug
via Mangaldan, Binalonan 81.50
via Urdaneta, Asingan, Tayug 65.30
via Urdaneta, Rosales, Sta. Maria 79.70
Umingan
via Mangaldan, Binalonan, Tayug 81.50
via Urdaneta, Asingan, Tayug 65.30
Urbiztondo 32.80
Urdaneta 44.20
Villasis 53.20
Manila
via Carmen (route 3) 226.65
via Camiling (route 3) 206.10
Baguio City 96.00
San Fernando, La Union 106.50

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 INCOME CLASSIFICATION BY CITY / MUNICIPALITY
(DOF-DO 23-08 dated July 29,2008)

CITIES

Dagupan City - Second

Urdaneta City - Second
San Carlos City - Third
Alaminos City - Fourth

MUNICIPALITIES

First Class Third Class

Bolinao Mangaldan Agno Mapandan

Sual San Fabian Anda San Jacinto
Binmaley Binalonan Dasol Alcala
Lingayen Pozorrubio Infanta Tayug
Mangatarem Villasis Mabini San Quintin
Bayambang Rosales Aguilar Sison
Calasiao San Manuel Urbiztondo
Malasiqui San Nicolas
Sta. Barbara Umingan Fourth Class
Manaoag
Burgos Laoac
Second Class Basista Balungao
Labrador Natividad
ADMINISTRATION
Bani Asingan Bautista Sta. Maria DEVELOPMENT
AND FINANCE

Bugallon
Fifth Class

Sto. Tomas

Source : Provincial Treasurer’s Office, Lingayen

BANKING AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Universal and Commercial Banks 78

Thrift Banks 41
Rural Banks 99
Pawnshops 479
Non-Banking Institutions 6
Total 703

Source : Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, Manila

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 PROVINCIAL OFFICIALS
(2010-2013)

GOVERNOR Amado T. Espino, Jr.

VICE GOVERNOR Jose Ferdinand Z. Calimlim, Jr.

CONGRESSMAN/ CONGRESSWOMAN :

First District Jesus F. Celeste

Second District Leopoldo N. Bataoil

Third District Rachel J. Arenas

Fourth District Georgina P. De Venecia

Fifth District Carmen S. Cojuangco

Sixth District Marlyn L. Primicias-Agabas

BOARD MEMBERS

First District Napoleon C. Fontelera

Teofilo G. Humilde, Jr.

Second District Raul P. Sison

Von Mark R. Mendoza

Third District Generoso D. Tulagan, Jr.

Angel G. Baniqued

Fourth District Jeremy Agerico B. Rosario

Mojamito R. Libunao, Jr.

Fifth District Danilo C. Uy

Clemente B. Arboleda, Jr.

Sixth District Alfonso C. Bince, Jr.

Ranjit R. Shahani.

PCL President Salvador S. Perez, Jr.

ABC President Amadeo T. Espino

SK Federation President John Christopher A. Arcinue

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 PROVINCIAL OFFICES

Name of Office Head Telephone No.

Governor's Office Hon. Amado T. Espino, Jr. 542-6012 / 542-6013

Vice-Governor's Office Hon. Jose Ferdinand Z. Calimlim 542-6010 / 542-6011
Provincial Administrator's
Mr. Rafael F. Baraan 542-6514
Office
Provincial Legal Office Atty. Geraldine U. Baniqued 542-5394
Administrative Division Dr. Irmina B. Fransciso 542-6438 / 542-2368
Child Care & Development
Ms. Myrna C. Celeste 542-8847
Center
ENRO-NRRG Col. Samuel S. Labadia (Ret.) 542-4457
General Services Office Mr. Rolando Diaz 542-6231
Human Resource
Ms. Janette C. Asis 542-4034
Management Office
Management Information &
Mr. Modesto R. Singson 542-5207
Services Office
Office of the Provincial
Ms. Dalisay A. Moya 542-4360/523-2703
Agriculturist
Office of the Provincial
Ms. Hilaria J. Claveria 542-6574 / 542-6818
Budget
Office of the Provincial
Dr. Benedicto E. Perez 523-2703
Veterinarian
Provincial Accountant Office Ms. Judith S. Santillan 542-6572 / 542-2577
Provincial Assessor's Office Mr. Nestor P. Quiambao 542-6215
Provincial Employment
Mr. Alex F. Ferrer 542-6211
Services Office
Provincial Engineer's Office Engr. Victor C. Punay 542-6406/ 542-6468
Provincial Health Office Dr. Anna Ma. Teresa S. de Guzman 542-3997 / 542-5257
Prov'l. Housing & Urban
Engr. Alvin L. Bigay 542-6696
Dev't. Coordinating Office
Provincial Information Office Mr. Orpheus M. Velasco 542-7030
Provincial Library Ms. Evangeline R. Paragas 542-7084 / 541-0334
Prov'l. Social Welfare &
Mr. Emilio P. Samson,Jr. 542-4327
Development Office
Provincial Nutrition Center Ms. Milagros A. Gutierrez 542-6695
Provincial Planning &
Ms. Benita M. Pizarro 542-6293
Development Office
Provincial Population Office Ms. Luzviminda N. Muego 542-6349/542-3981
Provincial Treasurer's Office Ms. Marilou E. Utanes 542-6329 / 542-7129
Provincial Warden Mr. Rolando Diaz 542-4998
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Atty. Verna P. Nava-Perez 542-4040
Secretary
Solid Waste Management
Mr. Rolando Diaz 542-8037
Team
Tourism Operation & Parks
Ms. Ma. Luisa A. Elduayan 542-8007/542-6853
Administration Div.
Bids and Awards Committee
Mr. Rafael F. Baraan 542-6918
(BAC)
Narciso Ramos Sports &
Col. Paterno M. Orduña 542-5941
Civic Center (NRSCC)
Prov'l. Disaster Coordinating
Col. Paterno M. Orduña 542-3347
Council (PDCC)

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 NUMBER OF PROVINCIAL EMPLOYEES BY OFFICE AND BY
NATURE OF APPOINTMENT
NATURE OF APPOINTMENT
OFFICE Permanent/ Co-Terminus/ Contract of
Casual Consultant TOTAL
Temporary Elective Service
Governor 29 7/1 60 46 143
HRMO 15 7 22
Warden 51/2 53
MISO 4 3 59 66
Housing 6 3 1 10
Tourism 10 2 2 14
Library 13 2 15
Internal Audit 0
Vice-Governor 17/1 34 52
Board Members 13/15 192 10 230
Board Secretary 39 7 46
PPDO 29 3 32
GSO 41/1 12 54
GSO—BPSSD 59 59
Utility Worker 102 33 135
Security Guard 81 15 96
Budget 16 3 19
Accounting 39 3 4 46
Treasurer 50 3 2 55
PIO 5 10 3 18
Legal 3 1 2 6
Assessor 56 1 3 1 61
Population 23 3 26
PESO 11 4 1 16
OPAg 162 3 6 171
Veterinarian 29 21 11 61
PEO 215 154 143 512
PSWDO 18 7 5 30
PENRO 21 26 3 50
PDCC 20 72 92
Capitol Resort 19 10 29
CSC 5 5
Prosecutor 2 1 3
TESDA 6 1 7
COA 2 2
Prov'l. Health Office 32 11 1 44
IPHO-San Carlos 169 37 180 23 409
IPHO-Alaminos 115 21 21 6 163
IPHO-Tayug 122 10 6 11 149
IPHO-Urdaneta 76 11 21 3 111
IPHO-Mangatarem 31 6 13 1 51
IPHO-Bayambang 41 11 21 2 75
IPHO-Dasol 23 5 7 2 37
IPHO-Lingayen 46 22 12 1 81
IPHO-Manaoag 17 7 8 2 34
IPHO-Mapandan 21 4 4 2 31
IPHO-Pozorrubio 19 2 12 1 34
IPHO-Asingan 12 2 9 3 26
IPHO-Bolinao 16 1 12 4 33
IPHO-Umingan 16 3 11 3 33
TOTAL 1,700/3 39/17 957 767 64 3,547

30 Source : HRMO, Lingayen

 LIST OF MUNICIPAL /CITY MAYORS
AND VICE-MAYORS
2010 - 2013

Municipality/City Mayor Vice-Mayor

Agno Jose N. Pajeta,Jr. Wilson N. Rosete
Aguilar Eduardo T. Ballesteros Ricardo T. Evangelista
Alcala Manuel T. Collado Ryan Paolo V. Mencias
Anda Aldrin C. Cerdan Napoleon C. Celeste
Asingan Heidee G. Chua Eleanor V. Viray
Balungao Philipp G. Peralta Minda T. Peralta
Bani Marcelo E. Navarro, Jr. Filipina C. Rivera
Basista Manolito S. De Leon Alfredo D. Frias
Bautista Amado I. Espino III Jose T. Espino
Bayambang Ricardo M. Camacho Mylvin T. Junio
Binalonan Ramon V. Guico Renato E. Legaspi
Binmaley Lorenzo M. Cerezo Pedro A. Merrera III
Bolinao Alfonso F. Celeste Elias C. Quisay, Jr.
Bugallon Rodrigo M. Orduña Bernardo F. De Vera, Sr.
Burgos Alberto R. Guiang, Jr. Ronald G. Ngayawan
Calasiao Mark Roy Q. Macanlalay Roy T. Macanlalay
Dasol Noel A. Nacar Manuel B. Rivera
Infanta Ruperto M. Martinez Virgilio F. Vallarta
Labrador Ricardo O. Camacho Dominador V. Arenas
Laoac Silverio D. Alarcio, Jr. Fernando Q. Soriano
Lingayen Ernesto C. Castaneda, Jr. Edith A. Hallare
Mabini Carlitos R. Reyes Alimar R. Briana
Malasiqui Armando C. Domantay, Sr. Noel Anthony M. Geslani
Manaoag Napoleon D. Sales Kim Mikael DG. Amador
Mangaldan Herminio A. Romero Bernardo C. Abalos
Mangatarem Teodoro C. Cruz Cristina P. Cruz
Mapandan Maximo M. Calimlim, Jr. Asuncion DR. Calimlim
Natividad Rodrigo L. Rafael Mateo C. Briones
Pozorrubio Artemio Q. Chan Reynaldo P. Reyes
Rosales Ricardo V. Riveta Dominador E. Pajela, Jr.
San Fabian Irene Ferrer Libunao Leopoldo Narvasa Manalo
San Jacinto Robert O. De Vera Rolando E. Columbres
San Manuel Alain Jerico Perez Salvador M. Perez
San Nicolas Leoncio S. Saldivar, III Raymond C. Prestoza
San Quintin Romulo A. Antolin Fidel R. Reyes
Sta. Barbara Carlito S. Zaplan Raymundo T. Santos
Sta. Maria Teodoro A. Ramos Moises P. Hortaleza
Sto. Tomas Vivien O. Villar Timoteo S. Villar, III
Sison Mina Joy C. Pangasinan Bensaulozacheus L. Mariñas
Sual John Rodney V. Arcinue Dionisio G. Caburao, Jr.
Tayug Atty. Carlos Trece R. Mapili Madilyn Cabotaje-Ramirez
Umingan Eldred P. Tumbocon Alain P. Rabang
Urbiztondo Ernesto V. Balolong, Jr. Haidee S. Soriano
Villasis Libridita G. Abrenica Centenielo Rizal R. Costales
Alaminos City Hernani A. Braganza Cesar C. Manzano
Dagupan City Benjamin S. Lim Belen T. Fernandez
San Carlos City Julier C. Resuello Joseres S. Resuello
Urdaneta City Amadeo Gregorio E. Perez, IV Onofre C. Gorospe 31
 LIST OF GOVERNORS OF PANGASINAN
CY 1901 - Present

NAME TERM OF OFFICE

1 AMADO T. ESPINO, JR. July 2007 to present

2 Victor E. Agbayani July 1, 1998 - June 30, 2007
3 Oscar M. Orbos July 1, 1995 - June 30, 1998
4 Aguedo F. Agbayani July 1, 1992 - June 30, 1995
5 Rafael M. Colet 1988 - June 30, 1992
6 Jose F.S. Bengson December 1987 (OIC)
7 Rafael M. Colet November 22, 1986 (Acting)
8 Demetrio G. Demetria April 4 - November 21, 1986
9 Demetrio G. Demetria 1986 (Acting)
January 3, 1976 - June 16, 1978
10 Agerico S. Rosario (designated OIC of the province)
11 Aguedo F. Agbayani 1972 - 1986
12 Vicente D. Millora September 16-31, 1971 (By succession)
13 Tito B. Primicias 1968 - 1971
14 Francisco Q. Duque 1964 - 1967
15 Conrado F. Estrella 1956 - 1963
16 Conrado F. Estrella 1954 - 1955 (Acting)
17 Juan de G. Rodriguez 1952 - 1953
18 Enrique Braganza 1946 - 1951
19 Sofronio C. Quimson 1945 - 1946
20 Santiago Estrada 1941 - 1944
21 Servillano dela Cruz October 16, 1931 - October 16, 1940
22 Bernabe B. Aquino October 16, 1928 - October 15, 1931
23 Pedro Quintans July 19, 1928 - October 15, 1928
24 Teofilo Sison October 16, 1922 - June 25, 1928
25 Daniel Maramba October 16, 1916 - October 15, 1922
26 Aquilino Calvo November 27, 1912 - October 15, 1916
27 Juan Alvear January 1, 1910 - November 26, 1912
28 Antonio Sison March 2, 1908 - December 31, 1909
29 Isabelo Artacho March 5, 1906 - March 1, 1908
30 Macario Favilla March 2, 1902 - March 4, 1906
31 Perfecto Sison February 16, 1901 - February 2, 1902

Source : Provincial Library, Lingayen

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