BASE MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community organized into seven floral-themed administrative sectors, or Puroks, including Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dhalia, Camia, and African Daisy. Rendered at a scale of 1:20,000.00, the Base Map illustrates the territorial distribution of these zones, with Purok African Daisy occupying the largest area in the northern and central regions. This administrative structure serves as the foundation for local governance and resource allocation within the barangay’s specific geographic boundaries.

 

WATER RESOURCES MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, outline a community structured around floral-themed administrative sectors and essential water infrastructure. The Base Map (Scale 1:20,000) identifies seven distinct Puroks—Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy—with Purok African Daisy covering the largest geographical area in the northern and central regions. The barangay’s Water Resources Map reveals a critical network consisting of multiple springs, a dam, and a reservoir, alongside the Hitunigaw River and various irrigation lines that support the local area. Connectivity is maintained by a primary National Road and a Provincial Road that intersect the southern portion of the barangay, supplemented by local Barangay Roads that link the various residential sectors.

 

ROAD NETWORK MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community organized into seven floral-themed administrative sectors, or Puroks, including Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy. Rendered at a scale of 1:20,000.00, the Base Map illustrates that Purok African Daisy occupies the largest geographical area, spanning the northern and central regions. The barangay’s infrastructure is supported by a critical Water Resources network featuring multiple springs, a dam, and a reservoir, alongside the Hitunigaw River and various irrigation lines. Connectivity is maintained by a primary National Road and a Provincial Road that intersect the southern portion of the barangay, supplemented by local Barangay Roads and foot trails that link the various residential sectors.

 

PROTECTION MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community organized into seven floral-themed administrative sectors, or Puroks, including Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy. Rendered at a scale of 1:20,000.00, the Base Map illustrates that Purok African Daisy occupies the largest geographical area, spanning the northern and central regions. The barangay’s infrastructure is supported by a critical Water Resources network featuring multiple springs, a dam, and a reservoir, alongside the Hitunigaw River and various irrigation lines. Connectivity is maintained by a primary National Road and a Provincial Road that intersect the southern portion of the barangay, while the Protection Map highlights environmental management zones such as a Riparian Zone along the river and various protected Steep Slopes.

EXISTING LAND USE MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community structured around seven floral-themed administrative sectors Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy supported by a robust agricultural and hydrological framework. The landscape is predominantly defined by Cocoland, supplemented by Ricefields, Fruit trees, and Grassland, with localized infrastructure including a Gawad Kalinga area and a nursery. A vital water network featuring multiple springs, a dam, a reservoir, and the Hitunigaw River sustains these lands, while connectivity is maintained through a combination of National, Provincial, and Barangay roads. However, the Hazard Map identifies significant environmental risks, specifically highlighting large flooded areas and multiple landslide zones that intersect with the southern residential and primary road networks.

TENURE MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community structured around seven floral-themed administrative sectors Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy supported by a diverse agricultural and hydrological framework. The landscape is predominantly defined by Cocoland, but also includes Ricefields, Fruit trees, Grassland, and specialized areas like a Gawad Kalinga site and a nursery. A vital water network featuring multiple springs, a dam, a reservoir, and the Hitunigaw River sustains the territory, while connectivity is provided by an intersection of National, Provincial, and Barangay roads. Environmental management is integrated through a Protection Map identifying Riparian Zones and Steep Slopes, though the Hazard Map warns of significant risks from large flooded areas and landslide zones that overlap with the southern residential sectors.

LAND USE CONFLICT MAP

The thematic maps for Barangay Mahayahay in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detail a community organized into seven floral-themed administrative sectors Sunflower, Sampaguita, Kadesa De Amor, Gumamela, Dahlia, Camia, and African Daisy supported by a diverse agricultural and hydrological framework. The landscape is predominantly defined by Cocoland, but also includes Ricefields, Fruit trees, Grassland, and specialized areas like a Gawad Kalinga site and a nursery. A vital water network featuring multiple springs, a dam, a reservoir, and the Hitunigaw River sustains the territory, while connectivity is provided by an intersection of National, Provincial, and Barangay roads. Environmental management is integrated through a Protection Map identifying Riparian Zones and Steep Slopes, though the Hazard Map warns of significant risks from large flooded areas and landslide zones that overlap with the southern residential sectors.