History:
In 1912, the entire strip of land along the western seacoast of the city called Barrio Ilocanos was divided into two barrios, namely Ilocanos Norte and Ilocanos Sur. This was through a Municipal Resolution passed by Municipal President Ulpiano Flores creating the two barrios due to the increasing population.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE:
Location : 0.33 Kilometer away from the city proper
Barangay Boundaries:
- North : Barangay Ilocanos Norte
- East : Barangay III
- South : Barangay Catbangen
- West : China Sea
Land Area : 11.48 Hectares
Population : 2721
Voting Population : 1968
No. of Households : 619
Average Household Size : 4.82
ECONOMIC PROFILE & PHYSICAL FACILITIES:
Total No. of Business Establishments: 359 (with business permit as of October 2007)
Predominant Businesses or Products Produced in the Barangay: Banks, Pawnshops
Barangay Hall : Bonifacio Street (Purok 6)
Barangay Health Center : Bonifacio Street (Purok 6)
Barangay Day Care Center : Bonifacio Street (Purok 6)
School/s : Ilocanos Elementary School
Infrastructure & Utilities:
- Electricity - Supplied by LUECO
- Water - MLUWD, deep well and dug well
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