Jaclupan

The village (or barangay) Jaclupan, in Cebu province in the Philippines, is bound by the City of Cebu on the northeast, Barangay Camp 4 on the northwest, Barangay Tapul on the southwest, and Barangays Maghaway, Lagtang and Candulawan on the southeast. It has land area of 1,404 hectares with nine sitios. The barangay belongs to an average income class of the City of Talisay.

History

Based on the account of one of the most senior residents of this barangay, Jaclupan was made a barangay sometime in 1946. He relates that the name Jaclupan was derived from the word “hakopan”, which means a place where there was a lush growth of medicinal plants that were used by the local folks as well as those from neighboring areas.Jaclupan is one of the mountain barangays in the City. It is located in the watershed area and contains the MCWD weir dam. Abundant water is its biggest resource along with the Igotan Falls, which has drawn many visitors. Mangoes, vegetables, and bamboos are plentiful in this barangay.

Demographics

Historical Growth of Population

CensusYear Population IncreaseDecrease % AverageGrowth Rate
#1990 3,746 - -
#1995 4,348 16.07 3.21
#2000 5,508 26.68 5.34
#2002 5,986 8.68 4.34*Source: Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office
*Local Survey by the Barangay

Total Population, Household Population and Household Size: 2000

0 Total Population Household Population No. of Household Household Size Percent Share Total0 0 0 0 0 Pop HH Pop
Talisay City 148,110 144,196 28,751 5.02 100 100
Jaclupan 5,508 5,450 1,088 5.01 3.72 3.78
Source: Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office, City of Talisay CLUP Plan, 2001-2010