BASE MAP

The Base Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, serves as a primary administrative reference by delineating the village’s internal political subdivisions. According to the legend, the barangay’s territory is organized into four distinct Puroks (sub-villages), each represented by a specific color-coded zone: Purok 1 (red), Purok 2 (dark green), Purok 3 (yellow), and Purok 4 (magenta). These divisions illustrate the spatial layout of the community as it extends across its low-lying landscape, which sits at an estimated elevation of 21.8 meters above sea level.

 

WATER RESOURCE MAP

The Water Resources Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, identifies the primary hydrological features and irrigation systems within the community’s territory. According to the legend, the map delineates a network of irrigation lines (dotted blue lines) and natural creeks (dashed blue lines) that distribute water across the landscape. The western boundary of the barangay is prominently defined by the Lawigan River (thick solid blue line), while the overall extent of the area is contained within the marked perimeter (solid black line). These water resources are presented over a topographic background of contour lines, illustrating how the natural drainage and man-made irrigation systems follow the local terrain.

 

SETTLEMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MAP

The Settlement and Infrastructure Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, illustrates the community’s physical layout and agricultural land use in relation to its topography. According to the legend, the map identifies specific zones for ricefields (yellow) and fruittrees (green), which are situated alongside natural water features including the Lawigan River (thick blue line) and various creeks (dotted blue lines). The area’s connectivity is defined by a primary footrail (dashed red line) that traverses the center of the barangay, providing access across the terrain characterized by the numerous contour lines shown in the background.

 

ROAD NETWORK MAP

The Road Network Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, outlines the essential transit arteries that connect the community’s varied terrain. According to the legend, the infrastructure is dominated by a primary Provincial Road and a supporting Barangay Road, while a smaller National Road segment is also identified. These paved routes are complemented by an extensive system of footrails (indicated by dashed red lines) that branch out into the upland areas, providing critical access to interior lands. The entire network is overlaid on a topographic map with detailed contour lines, showing how these roads and trails navigate the barangay’s undulating landscape within its established perimeter.

 

EXISTING LAND USE MAP

The Existing Land Use Map of Barangay Bolodbolod provides a comprehensive view of the community’s current spatial and economic organization within its established perimeter. According to the legend, the landscape is heavily defined by diverse agricultural zones, including large areas dedicated to fruittrees (light green), cocoland (mid-green), ricefields (yellow), and mixed crop/coconut/rootcrop systems (darker green patterned areas). These productive lands are supported by a network of irrigation lines (blue dots) and natural creeks, with the Lawigan River (thick blue line) serving as a major western landmark. Human activity and infrastructure are concentrated along the main transit corridor, which features a Provincial Road (thick red line), a Barangay Road, and a National Road segment, all surrounded by designated build-up areas (brown) and specific institutional landmarks like the local Elementary School (magenta).

 

PROTECTION MAP

The Protection Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, identifies critical conservation zones and environmental hazard areas within the community’s territory. According to the legend, the map designates three primary protection categories: a centralized Mini Forest (green) for local biodiversity, several patches of Steep Slopes (red) scattered across the interior to indicate landslide-prone areas, and a Riparian Zone (brown) along the western edge to protect the Lawigan River bank. These designated areas are set against a background of topographic contour lines to show how environmental protection priorities align with the barangay’s undulating physical landscape.

 

TENURE MAP

The tenure map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, illustrates the legal status of land ownership within the community’s administrative boundaries. According to the legend, the entirety of the land area within the defined perimeter is classified as titled land, which is represented by the solid grey shading covering the village. This classification is shown in relation to the local topography, represented by detailed contour lines, indicating that both the low-lying areas and the more elevated terrain are subject to formal land titles.

 

LAND USE CONFLICT MAP

The Land Use Conflict Map of Barangay Bolodbolod in the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, identifies areas where current land utilization overlaps with environmentally sensitive or underdeveloped zones. According to the legend, the map highlights three primary types of spatial conflict: Cultivated Steep Slopes (tan polygons) scattered throughout the central and eastern uplands, indicating agricultural activity in landslide-prone areas; the Riparian Zone (brown strip) along the western boundary, signifying potential encroachment on the Lawigan River bank; and various Underdeveloped Fields (orange polygons) situated mostly in the western lowlands. These conflict zones are overlaid on topographic contour lines to show their relationship with the barangay’s physical terrain, providing a visual guide for future zoning and environmental interventions.