San Jose, Camarines Sur
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| Municipality of San Jose | |
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| Government | |
| Region | Bicol Region (Region V) |
| Province | Camarines Sur |
| District | 3rd district(Partido) |
| Barangays | 29 |
| Income class | 4th class municipality; partially urban |
| Founded | 1566 |
| Mayor | Hon. Gilmar S Paccamarra |
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| Area | 39.01 km² |
| Population
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35,768 |
San Jose is a 4th class municipality in the province of Camarines Sur, Philippines. According to the 2007 census, it has a population of 35,768 people.
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[edit] History
The town of San Jose , then known as Danlog, was a barrio of Lagonoy in the early 19th century. It remained part of Lagonoy until the year 1816 when San Jose was established under the name of Patrocinio derived from the word "patron" which means "model". Later, the words "de San Jose" were attached to its former name, thus becoming Patrocinio de San Jose . But it was soon shortened to San Jose which is now the official name of the municipality.
May 19 marks the annual celebration of the feast day of San Jose , the town's patron saint.
[edit] Barangays
San Jose is politically subdivided into 29 barangays.
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HISTORY OF ADIANGAO
By: Catalino L. Antonia, Jr.
Adiangao is one of the 29th barrio of the Municipality of San Jose and is situated in the Lagonoy Gulf. It is bounded on the west by the barrio of Maangas, on the east by Lagha and northeast of Ayugao. The barrio of Adiangao was formerly known as Dadyangaw, a vascular tree whose resin was used as their lamp at night. The Municipality of San Jose thru Patrocincio had asked Dadyangaw from Lagonoy to make it as lumbering area. Then it was separated from Logonoy in the year 1914, Guipangpang and Siwawa as their frontier. Later, it was shortened to Adiangao which is now the official name of the barrio. This barrio is blessed with several beautiful attractions like Adiangao Cave, Cawa Falls, Abaniko Falls, Star Falls, Tagiti Falls and Talidtiron Falls. Coconut, abaca hemp and sugbo are the major agricultural crops grown. Other crops planted in the barrio are rice, corn and sweet potato. Their primary sources of income are fishing and farming. Fifty percent of the barrio is owned by Mr. Heriberto S. Alarcon, Sr., present Barangay Chairman with thirty-two years in serving the people of Adiangao. May 15 marks the annual celebration of the feast day of Saint Isidore the Laborer, the barrio’s patron saint.
EDUCATION:
Kinder - Adiangao Day Care Center, under the supervision of the DSWD
Elementary - Adiangao Elementary School
High School - Adiangao High School, founded June 2009 by virtue of Mayor Gilmar Pacamarra
RELIGION:
Roman Catholic-80%
Protestant- 10%
Born Again Christian-10%
[edit] Socio-Economic Profile
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Work and Labor Force
- Majority of the household heads are farmers or engaged in livestock raising (either backyard or commercial scale) and in fishing
- Some are employed in the government and private offices and others are engaged in business, trading or are self-employed
Dialect
- Partido dialect
Industry
- A number of agro-related industries which include: - welding shops - thresher - hand tractor making - cart and plow making - ice making and cold storage facilities, - rural banks - several rice mills
Agriculture Sector
- Crop Production:
- - Rice is the major agricultural crop grown. - Other crops planted in the municipality are coconut, root crops, vegetables and fruit-bearing trees Livestock Production:
- - Various livestock raisers in all barangays - Numerous commercial raisers engaged in egg production - Produce are being market in neighboring towns and Naga City Fishery and Aquatic Resources
- - Vast fishing ground: Lagonoy Gulf - Bangus fry is abundant and contributes to the revenues of the municipality
Transportation Facilities
- All barangays are accessible to transportation facilities
[edit] External links
- Philippine Standard Geographic Code
- 2000 Philippine Census Information
- Official Site of the Province of Camarines Sur
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Coordinates: 13°41′57″N 123°31′6″E / 13.69917°N 123.51833°E
