ZONAL MAP
This set of maps provides a detailed technical and administrative profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its specialized Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the area is organized into four distinct administrative zones known as Puroks, featuring a landscape rich in Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland agriculture, though it also contains identified Landslide and Quarry zones. The broader infrastructure includes a network of provincial roads and footrails integrated with natural water systems like the Lawigan River and various Creeks. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00) focus on residential utility, detailing a specific grid of Barangay Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system, and a dedicated Reservoir to support the community’s water needs near Minoyho Creek.
WATER RESOURCES MAP (OLD)
The provided maps offer a comprehensive spatial profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its dedicated Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the land is characterized by diverse agricultural zones like Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, supported by a broad road network of provincial roads and footrails and natural water features like the Lawigan River and Creeks. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00) detail a more planned infrastructure, including a specific grid of Barangay Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system, and a Reservoir to ensure community utility access. Together, these maps document the integration of essential water resources, transportation networks, and varied land uses necessary for both regional agricultural production and localized residential development.
WATER RESOURCES MAP (RELOC)
This collection of maps provides a comprehensive profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, focusing on land use, transportation, and water management. The Existing Land Use Map (Scale 1:19,000.00) details a landscape rich in agriculture, notably Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, while also marking environmental risks like Landslide areas. The Road Network Maps illustrate the transition from a broad provincial infrastructure (Scale 1:19,000.00) to a highly structured grid of Barangay Roads within the localized Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00). Finally, the Water Resources Map identifies critical utilities for the community, including a Reservoir, a system of Drainage Canals, and the proximity of Minoyho Creek.
ROAD NETWORK MAP (OLD)
These maps provide a comprehensive technical overview of Barangay Nueva Esperanza in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detailing its agricultural landscape and transportation infrastructure. The Existing Land Use Map (Scale 1:19,000.00) depicts a region rich in diverse resources, notably dominated by Cocoland and Banana plantations, alongside critical natural features like Creeks, Timberland, and Landslide zones. Complementing this, two Road Network Maps illustrate the connectivity of the area: a macro-level view (Scale 1:19,000.00) showing Provincial Roads and Footrails across the barangay, and a localized high-resolution map (Scale 1:2,000.00) detailing the grid of Brgy. Roads within the Relocation site. Together, these documents facilitate informed local planning by identifying how the structured residential road network integrates with the broader agricultural and topographical environment.
ROAD NETWORK MAP (RELOC)
The provided maps illustrate the spatial and infrastructural characteristics of Barangay Nueva Esperanza in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. The Existing Land Use Map (Scale 1:19,000.00) reveals a diverse landscape dominated by agricultural zones such as Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, while also identifying critical natural features like Creeks, Timberland, and Landslide areas. Complementing this, the Road Network Map (Scale 1:2,000.00) offers a high-resolution view of the Relocation site, specifically outlining the Barangay Roads (red lines) and the site’s Perimeter. Together, these documents provide a comprehensive look at the region’s resource distribution and the structured development of its residential infrastructure.
EXISTING LAND USE MAP (OLD)
This Existing Land Use Map of Barangay Nueva Esperanza in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, provides a color-coded overview of the area’s agricultural and environmental landscape. The map reveals a diverse use of land, dominated by Cocoland (olive green) and Banana areas (light green) across the central and western regions. Significant portions are also dedicated to Riceland (yellow) in the east and Timberland (brown) at the site’s periphery. Vital water resources and infrastructure are identified through Creeks and Irrigation lines (blue), along with a Reservoir point. Additionally, the map highlights specific land conditions and activities, such as Landslide zones, Quarries, and various crop areas like Rootcrop and Fruittrees, all presented at a scale of 1:19,000.00.
EXISTING LAND USE MAP (RELOC)
This Existing Land Use Map illustrates the residential layout and natural features of the Barangay Nueva Esperanza Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. It depicts a planned community where households (small black icons) are organized in rows along a network of Barangay roads (red lines), primarily concentrated in the northern and western sections. The site is bounded by a black perimeter and is bordered by a mix of coconut trees and other vegetation (green icons), which are mostly situated along the edges of the property. With a scale of 1:2,000, the map serves as a technical snapshot of how the land has been developed for housing while maintaining peripheral green spaces.
SETTLEMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE MAP
The provided set of maps presents a comprehensive technical profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detailing its administrative, environmental, and infrastructural organization. At a broad scale (1:19,000.00), the barangay is divided into four administrative Puroks, with land use dominated by Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland agriculture alongside identified Landslide and Quarry zones. This regional landscape is supported by a network of provincial roads, barangay roads, and footrails, as well as major water features like the Lawigan River and various Creeks. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (1:2,000.00) highlight a planned settlement featuring a grid of Barangay. Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system, and essential community facilities including an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
TENURE MAP (OLD)
The provided set of maps presents a comprehensive profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, detailing its land use, infrastructure, and administrative divisions. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the area is organized into four Puroks and categorized by land tenure types, including Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland areas. This broader landscape is dominated by agricultural zones like Cocoland and Banana and is supported by a network of provincial roads, barangay roads, and footrails, along with natural water systems such as the Lawigan River and various Creeks. In contrast, high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00) focus on residential utility, illustrating a planned grid of Brgy. Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system near Minoyho Creek, and essential community facilities including an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
TENURE MAP (RELOC)
This collection of maps provides a detailed technical and administrative profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its specialized Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (1:19,000.00), the land is divided into four administrative Puroks and categorized by tenure types including Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland. The landscape is dominated by agricultural zones like Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, supported by a regional network of provincial roads and footrails and natural water features such as the Lawigan River. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (1:2,000.00)—which occupies approximately 1.6 hectares donated by the Diocese of Maasin—detail a planned infrastructure featuring a specific grid of Barangay Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system near Minoyho Creek, and essential community facilities like an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
PROTECTION MAP (OLD)
This collection of maps provides a detailed spatial and administrative analysis of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the area is organized into four Puroks and categorized by land tenure types, including Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland areas. The landscape is dominated by agricultural zones like Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, but also includes critical Protection areas such as Landslide zones and the Lawigan River Riparian Zone. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00), which occupies approximately 1.6 hectares donated by the Diocese of Maasin, detail a planned residential environment. This site features a structured grid of Barangay Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system near Minoyho Creek, and essential community facilities including an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
PROTECTION MAP (RELOC)
This comprehensive set of maps illustrates the administrative, environmental, and infrastructural profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its dedicated Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the community is divided into four Puroks with land tenure split between Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland areas. The regional landscape is primarily agricultural, featuring Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland, but it is also defined by critical protection zones like Landslide areas and the Lawigan River Riparian Zone. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00)—a ~1.6 hectare area donated by the Diocese of Maasin—detail a planned residential environment. This site includes a structured grid of Barangay Roads, a localized Drainage Canal system near Minoyho Creek, protective Dikes, and essential community facilities such as an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
CONFLICT MAP (OLD)
This collection of thematic maps provides a comprehensive spatial and administrative analysis of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its dedicated Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (Scale 1:19,000.00), the area is organized into four Puroks with land tenure categorized into Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland areas. The broader landscape is primarily agricultural—dominated by Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland—but it is also defined by critical environmental features such as the Lawigan River, various creeks, and identified landslide and quarry zones. In contrast, the high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (Scale 1:2,000.00)—a ~1.6 hectare area donated by the Diocese of Maasin—detail a planned residential environment. This site features a structured grid of Barangay Roads, localized drainage canals, and protective infrastructure like dikes and slope areas, alongside essential community facilities including an Elementary School, Brgy. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.
PROPOSED LAND USE MAP (RELOC)
This collection of thematic maps provides a detailed technical and administrative profile of Barangay Nueva Esperanza and its specialized Relocation site in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. At the barangay level (1:19,000.00), the area is organized into four administrative Puroks with land tenure categorized into Titled, Tax Declaration, and Timberland areas. The broader landscape is primarily agricultural—dominated by Cocoland, Banana, and Riceland—but it is also defined by critical environmental features such as the Lawigan River, various creeks, and identified landslide and quarry zones. In contrast, high-resolution maps of the Relocation site (1:2,000.00)—a ~1.6 hectare area donated by the Diocese of Maasin—detail a planned residential environment. This site features a structured grid of Barangay Roads, localized drainage canals, and protective infrastructure like dikes and slope areas, alongside essential community facilities including an Elementary School, Barangay. Hall, Church, and Basketball Court.