BASE MAP (OLD)

The map illustrates the administrative division of Barangay Sug-angon within the Municipality of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte. The territory is divided into two primary zones: Purok Sampaguita, which covers the northern portion with an area of approximately 238.73 hectares, and Purok Gusamela, which occupies the southern portion covering about 265.36 hectares. Together, these sections form a total perimeter area of approximately 504.09 hectares for the barangay.

 

BASE MAP (RELOC)

The Base Map of Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site illustrates the geographical division of the settlement area into two distinct sectors: Purok 1 (dark green) and Purok 2 (yellow). The map displays the community’s perimeter within a rugged terrain characterized by multiple contour lines, indicating varied elevations. This spatial layout provides a simplified view of the residential boundaries, serving as a foundational reference for the management and organization of the relocation site.

 

DRAINAGE MAP (OLD)

The Drainage Map of Barangay Sug-angon provides a detailed overview of the natural and man-made water systems within the community’s rugged landscape. The map features a dense network of contour lines that illustrate the area’s varying elevations, particularly highlighting a steep mountainous region in the western portion. Key water bodies identified include the Lawigan River, which runs along the eastern boundary, and several tributaries such as Socorro Creek, Maonboan Creek, and Capall-an Creek. Additionally, the map identifies local water sources labeled as Tubod ni Tenyo and Tubod ni Iraeng, as well as specific zones designated for Proposed Irrigation and NIA Irrigation, indicating the community’s reliance on these systems for its agricultural activities.

 

WATER RESOURCES MAP (RELOC)

The Water Resources Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site details the critical hydrological features and infrastructure within the settlement area. The community is bounded by Creek 1 and Creek 2, which provide natural drainage and water access along its perimeter. A primary Barangay Road network is shown in red, facilitating access across the site’s varied terrain, which is defined by multiple contour lines indicating changes in elevation. Additionally, the map identifies a specific water-related point labeled as T1, serving as a key reference for the site’s localized water management.

 

ROAD NETWORK MAP (OLD)

The Road Network Map of Barangay Sug-angon details the transportation infrastructure integrated within the area’s highly mountainous and rugged topography. The network is primarily composed of a Barangay Road and various foot trails that provide access across the steep elevations indicated by dense contour lines. A key feature of this infrastructure is a series of eight culverts (numbered 1 through 8) strategically positioned along the main road to manage water flow across the terrain. Additionally, the map identifies a Provincial Road segment, highlighting the barangay’s connection to the broader transport system of Saint Bernard.

 

ROAD NETWORK MAP (RELOC)

The Road Network Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site details the planned transportation infrastructure within a compact settlement area defined by varying elevations. The network is primarily composed of a Barangay Road (solid red lines) that provides central access through the site, supplemented by a series of foot trails (dashed red lines) that extend into the residential blocks. The map also features contour lines to indicate the local topography and identifies a specific reference point labeled RCCP 1. This organized layout is designed to facilitate movement across the sloped terrain while maintaining clear boundaries for the relocation community.

 

EXISTING LAND USE MAP (OLD)

The Existing Land Use Map of Barangay Sug-angon provides a comprehensive spatial overview of the community’s diverse agricultural and natural resources set against a rugged, mountainous landscape. The western territory is primarily dominated by timberland, while the central and eastern sections feature a variety of productive zones including coconut land, riceland, and productivity plantations. Smaller, specialized land uses such as mixed crops, root crops, wetlands, and aquaculture are scattered throughout the lower elevations. Additionally, the map identifies industrial activity through designated quarry and quarrying site areas located near the eastern boundary.

 

EXISTING LAND USE MAP (RELOC)

The Existing Land Use Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site provides a detailed spatial layout of the community’s infrastructure and environmental features situated within a sloped terrain. The settlement is organized along a central Barangay Road, with numerous Barangay Households clustered primarily in the northern and central sections. Key community facilities are strategically placed throughout the site, including a Primary School, BPSP Building, Community Stage, and designated Institutional and Recreational Areas. Additionally, the map identifies natural elements such as grassland, wetlands, and contour lines that define the area’s topography, illustrating a managed integration of residential life and public services.

 

SETTLEMENT & INFRA MAP

The Settlement & Infrastructure Map of Barangay Sug-angon provides a spatial overview of the community’s key facilities and utility systems integrated into a rugged, high-elevation landscape. The map highlights essential public infrastructure, including a Health Center, School Building, Chapel, and Recreation Facilities, primarily clustered near the eastern Barangay Road. Essential services are further detailed by the locations of Electric Posts, a localized Water System, and an extensive Irrigation System that supports the area’s agricultural needs. This infrastructure is strategically placed to serve the residents while navigating the steep topography defined by dense contour lines across the barangay’s territory.

 

PROFILE OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES MAP

The Profile of Infrastructure Facilities Map for the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site provides a detailed overview of the essential services and protective structures within the settlement. The community’s spatial organization is defined by residential clusters of Barangay Households situated along a winding Barangay Road and positioned between varying elevations indicated by contour lines. Key utility infrastructure includes several Electric Posts and local Stores distributed through the residential area to serve the inhabitants. Notably, the map identifies a significant Flood Control structure (represented by a thick brown line) along the western perimeter, which serves as a critical defense for the households against environmental hazards in the sloping terrain.

 

PROTECTION MAP (OLD)

The Protection Map of Barangay Sug-angon highlights the community’s commitment to preserving its natural environment and mitigating environmental hazards within its rugged, mountainous landscape. The western portion of the territory is designated as a vast Natural Forest area (green), covering the steepest elevations to provide a vital ecological buffer and prevent soil erosion. Additionally, the map identifies protected Riparian Zones (shaded buffers) along the Lawigan River and various creeks, such as Socorro and Maonboan, which are essential for maintaining water quality and managing seasonal flooding. By formalizing these conservation zones, the map serves as a primary tool for sustainable land management and the protection of the barangay’s critical watersheds

 

PROTECTION MAP (RELOC)

The Protection Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site highlights critical environmental zones and safety buffers designed to safeguard the community from natural hazards. The map identifies a significant Riparian Zone (shaded in orange) that follows the path of a local waterway, acting as a protective area to manage runoff and maintain ecological health. Additionally, specific Steep Slopes are marked in dark brown along the northern perimeter, identifying areas with a higher risk of instability. These features, integrated with the existing Barangay Road and contour lines, serve as a vital guide for preventing construction in high-risk zones and ensuring the long-term safety of the relocation site.

 

TENURE MAP (RELOC)

The Tenure Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site provides a clear visualization of the legal ownership and land rights governing the settlement area. The territory is divided into two primary categories of administrative control: the southern portion is designated as Barangay Property, specifically held under a Deed of Sale (shaded in dark red), while the larger northern section is identified as LGU Property, covered by a Certificate of Occupancy (shaded in yellow). This mapping of land tenure, set against the area’s elevation contour lines, serves as a vital record for the Local Government Unit to manage property boundaries and ensure the legal security of the residents within the relocation site.

EROSION MAP (OLD)

The Erosion Map of Barangay Sug-angon highlights the vulnerability of the local landscape to soil degradation within the Municipality of Saint Bernard. The map illustrates that a vast majority of the barangay’s territory is classified as a Soil Erosion area (shaded in light yellow), which is likely exacerbated by the steep, rugged terrain shown through the dense contour lines. Notably, a Fault Line (indicated by the red dashed line) runs vertically through the eastern portion of the barangay, marking a significant geological feature that may further influence the area’s stability. This spatial data is crucial for local planning to implement soil conservation measures and mitigate the long-term environmental risks associated with land instability.

 

PROTECTION VS. LAND COVER MAP (OLD)

The Protection versus Land Cover Map of Barangay Sug-angon highlights the intersection of agricultural activities and environmental conservation zones within the municipality’s rugged terrain. The map identifies specific Riparian Zones along the Lawigan River (shaded in orange) and various creeks (blue lines) where agricultural land use overlaps with critical water protection areas. By mapping these intersections against the area’s steep contour lines, the document serves as a vital planning tool for balancing the community’s farming needs with the necessity of protecting its natural watersheds and preventing riverbank degradation.

 

PROTECTION VS. TENURE MAP (OLD)

The Protection versus Tenure Map of Barangay Sug-angon illustrates the intersection between legal land rights and environmental conservation zones within the municipality’s mountainous landscape. The map identifies a large Protected Area in the western highlands (shaded in green) that is specifically managed under a CBFM (Community-Based Forest Management) Certificate. Additionally, the map highlights Titled Land that falls within established Riparian Zones along the various local creeks (shaded in grey), emphasizing the need for specific management practices where private ownership meets protected water corridors. These layers, superimposed over dense contour lines, provide a vital framework for the Local Government Unit to coordinate sustainable land use and legal tenure within ecologically sensitive areas.

 

SETTLEMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE VS. PROTECTION MAP (RELOC)

The Settlement and Infrastructure versus Protection Map for the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site identifies critical overlaps between community development and environmental protection zones. The map illustrates that a significant portion of the Settlement and Infrastructure (shaded in dark red) is situated within a designated Riparian Zone, which follows the path of a local waterway along the western boundary. Additionally, a smaller section of the infrastructure at the northern tip is identified as being Prone to Erosion (shaded in gold). By overlaying these sensitive areas with the existing Barangay Road and contour lines, the map serves as a vital guide for local authorities to implement protective measures or restrict further development in high-risk zones.

 

CONFLICT MAP (RELOC)

The Conflict Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site identifies specific areas where agricultural activities intersect with high-risk environmental zones. The map highlights Agricultural Land situated within a Riparian Zone (shaded in gold) and Agricultural Land located within an Erosion Prone Area (shaded in dark brown). By overlaying these sensitive agricultural sites with contour lines and the community perimeter, the map serves as a critical planning tool for identifying potential land-use conflicts that may require special management or relocation of farming activities to ensure environmental safety.

 

LAND TENURE VS. PROTECTION MAP (RELOC)

The Land Tenure versus Protection Map of the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site identifies the specific legal status of lands that fall within environmentally sensitive or protected zones. The map highlights Titled Land that overlaps with two critical areas: a Riparian Zone (shaded in gold) following a waterway along the western boundary, and a Soil Erosion Prone Area (shaded in dark brown) located at the northern tip of the site. By overlaying these titled lots with the community’s contour lines and perimeter, the map provides a vital administrative record of where private or assigned land rights intersect with high-risk geography, guiding the Local Government Unit in managing property safety and environmental compliance.

 

PROPOSED LAND USE MAP (OLD)

The Proposed Land Use Map for Barangay Sug-angon outlines a strategic vision for future community development and resource management within its mountainous territory. This plan introduces significant new zones, including a large Coco-land area (shaded in dark olive) that dominates the central terrain and a dedicated Forestland zone (shaded in dark green) on the western slopes. The eastern lowlands are reserved for productive uses such as Mixed Coco-land, Rice-land, and Fishponds, while the existing Quarry sites are maintained along the river corridor. Additionally, the map identifies specific points for Bamboo Plantation (marked with red circles), suggesting a targeted effort to integrate sustainable materials and slope stabilization into the barangay’s long-term land use strategy.

 

PROPOSED LAND USE MAP (RELOC)

The Proposed Land Use Map for the Barangay Sug-angon Relocation Site outlines a strategic expansion of the community’s residential and commercial footprint while accounting for the area’s steep topography. The plan introduces a large Proposed Settlement Area (shaded in brown) located east of the existing road, significantly increasing the site’s housing capacity. Complementing this growth are designated zones for a Commercial Area (pink), an Institutional Area (blue), and Recreational and Educational spaces (teal and green), all clustered near a Proposed Barangay Road extension. This organized development approach, set within the community’s perimeter and defined by contour lines, aims to create a more self-sustaining and well-structured environment for relocated residents.