MEANING OF MUNICIPAL SEAL

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Rice Field or Farmland (Yellow Green) – signifies that Calasiao is a vast land with flat terrain, which could be developed into residential, commercial or other functional areas. As farm areas, they can be easily irrigated.

Coconut Tree – signifies the abundance of coconut trees and other fruit trees in the area.

Hat (Brown) – stands for hat-making, one of the leading cottage industries in the municipality.

Pile of Bamboo (Green) – symbolizes the raw materials used in cottage industries in the municipality.

Anvil and Mallet (Gray) – represent blacksmithing, primary industries of the town residents.

Vat / Pan (Black and Gray) – symbolize puto-making, a leading occupation of the townspeople.

Fish (White) – stands for the five (5) big and wide-fishing grounds of the municipality, namely: Basasong, Anolid, Marusay, San Vicente and Bayaoas.

BOUNDARIES:
North – Dagupan City
South – San Carlos City
East – Sta. Barbara
West – Binmaley

DISTANCE (kms.):
Lingayen – 20.00
Manila – 207.4

NUMBER OF BARANGAYS: 24 Barangays

SEASONS:
Dry – December to April
Wet – May to November

AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL (mm.): – 191.39

AVERAGE MONTHLY TEMPERATURE (Celcius) – 27.63 °C

STATUS OF LAND CLASSIFICATION (has.):
Total Land Area – 5,339 has.
Alienable and Disposable Land – 5,339 has.

SOIL TYPE:
San Manuel Silty Clay Loam
Pangasinan Fine Sand
San Manuel Silt Loam
Hydrosol

Major River:  Marusay River
Minor Rivers:
– Parongking River
– Bingko Creek
– San Pablo River
– Basasong River
– Oriao Creek

Total No. of Registered Voters: 54,973

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Homepage/Website calasiao.gov.ph
Land Area 5,339 has or 5.34 square kilometers
Currency Philippine Peso (Php)
Political Administrative Located in 3rd District of Pangasinan
Barangays/Urban/Rural 24 Barangays
Urban – 5 barangays
Rural – 19 barangays
Location Calasiao lies in the upper half of Central
Pangasinan
Distance to Lingayen 19.70 Kilometers
Language Pangasinan, Ilocano, Tagalog
Topography Unbroken piece of land with slope that varies
from zero (0) to maximum of 4%
Climate Generally Fair
Average Temperature 27.6° Degrees Centigrade
During the months of June, July, August,
September, and October, the prevailing
winds are present coming from the south
west, travelling northward and finally
westward of the Philippine Sea.
Population 100,471 (PSA) 2020
Sex Ratio 1:1.05 (Male to Female)
Population Growth 1.12
Number of Households 25,956 (PSA) 2020
Business/Industry 2,071
Banks/Lending, Pawnshops 47
Tourist attraction Señor Divino Tesoro Shrine
Sts. Peter and Paul Parish Church
Major Agricultural Products Rice, Corn, Mango, Vegetables, Fruits, Root
crops
Communications 1 (Philpost)
PLDT (Phil Long Distance Telecom)
Smart Cable TV,

Sun Cellular, Globelines
Water Districts WaterforCalasiao
Calasiao Water Company
Power Facility Dagupan Electric Corporation (Decorp)
Central Pangasinan Electric Company
(Cenpelco)
Poverty Threshold 13,160 (2018)
Protected Areas SAFDZ – 150.35has.
Agricultural Area 3,055 hectares
Major Livestock and Poultry Poultry, Swine, Carabao, Cattle, Goat
Primary Schools 37
Elementary Schools 37 (27 public, 10 private)
Secondary Schools 13 (4 public, 9 private)
Tertiary/College 3 (Private)
Literacy Rate 99.21%
Number of Hospitals/Birthing Home 1 Birthing
Barangay Health Stations 25
Day Care Centers 10
Senior Citizens Affairs Office 1

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