Kadingilan, Bukidnon
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| Municipality of Kadingilan | |
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| Country | Philippines |
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| Region | Region X |
| Province | Bukidnon |
| Districts | 3rd District |
| Barangays | 17 |
| Incorporated (town) | July 1, 1956 |
| Government | |
| - Mayor | Julian C. Caballero, Sr. |
| - Vice Mayor | Jerry O. Canoy |
| Area | |
| - Total | 172.06 km² (66.43 sq mi) |
| Elevation | 500 m (1, 640.42 ft) |
| Population (2000) | |
| - Total | 25,858 |
| - Density | 150/km² (389/sq mi) |
| Time zone | PST (UTC+8) |
| ZIP code | 8713 |
| Area code(s) | 88 |
Kadingilan is a 4th class municipality in the province of Bukidnon, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 25,858 people in 5,050 households.
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[edit] History
[edit] Cultural History
During the earlier times, there was a certain ethnic group headed by its chieftain named Datu Mandaganasa. He was then looking for a place located between two rivers as the possible home for his tribe, Kampong. They found vast tracts of land located between the Iniawan and Pinalpalan Rivers and decided to make the place as their territorial domain. As time passed by, the place got its name, Kadingilan from the corrupted native words Kadiay (which means "ours") and Matingilan (which means "temporary").
The growth and development of Kadingilan began after World War II. Migrants from all over the country flocked into its fertile lands. The original occupants were slowly replenished by Cebuanos, Boholanos, Warays and Igorots/Ifugaos. The original inhabitants were eventually eased-out by the influx of incoming Dumagats (a general term used for Christians).
[edit] Political History
When Bukidnon was created as a separate province from Agusan del Norte, Kadingilan became a barrio of Maramag since 1945. It existed as such until Kibawe was created as a regular municipality on July 1, 1956. Kadingilan was then taken from Maramag and became one of the regular barrios of Kibawe.
On August 16, 1971, Kadingilan was created as a municipality of Bukidnon pursuant to Republic Act 6368.).
The first set of Municipal Officials who pioneered the development of Kadingilan were:
- Bernardino L. Mejorada - Mayor
- Epifanio Q. Ramirez - Vice mayor
- Clemente E. Edullantes - Councilor
- Pedro T. Guiritan - Councilor
- Agapito Cornell - Councilor
- Rodulfo Quilaton - Councilor
- Melecio Grafil - Councilor
- Emelio Ibonia - Councilor
- Ireneo Corona - Councilor
- Ariston Ado - Councilor
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[edit] Geography
[edit] Location
Kadingilan lies within grid coordinates from 7O 20’ 31” north longitude and from 124O 49’ to 125O 2’ east latitude. Kadingilan is located along the southwestern border of the province of Bukidnon. It is bounded on the north by the municipality of Don Carlos; northeast by the municipality of Dancagan; east by the municipality of Kibawe; southeast by the municipality of Damulog and on the south and southwest by the province of North Cotabato and on the west by the province of Lanao del Sur and northwest by the municipality of Pangantucan.
[edit] Topography
The topography of the municipality is characterized as rugged terrain with rolling, hilly and mountainous portions. These hills and mountains are dissected by rivers and creeks, such as the Muleta River on the eastern part which serves as the common natural boundary with the municipalities of Damulog, Dancagan and Kibawe. The Maridugao and Kidanggin Rivers at the southern portion separates Kadingilan from the municipality of Pangantucan and the province of Lanao del Sur.
[edit] Climate
The climate of the municipality belongs to type C agro-climatic zone. This zone is the most extensive and covers most of the present and potential agricultural area in the province. Relatively low rainfall is due to rain shadow effect of the mountainous belt on the eastern side of Bukidnon. Rainfall distribution is likely to vary in the southern part of the province because of the presence of adjoining hills and mountain ranges. The heaviest rainfall occurs during the months of May to September.
[edit] Elevation
About fifty two percent of the total land area has an elevation of 300-400 meters above sea level while forty percent is between 0-30 m. asl. Only hundred fifty hectares are within the elevation of 500 meters and above and these are mostly found within the Payao and Matampay hills.
[edit] Slope
Twenty six percent of the total land area of the municipality has slope of 18-30% which is described as rolling to hilly. These are areas classified as timberland within the barangays of Cabadiangan and Mabuhay. Twenty-four percent has a slope category of 3-8%, characterized as sloping to undulating. Only about fifteen percent or a total of 2,628 hectares fall under the slope range of 0-3% (level to gently sloping covering more than thirty six percent of the total alienable and disposable lands.
[edit] Soil
The soil type of Kadingilan is predominantly Kidapawan clay. It is characterized as light brown to dark brown in color, hard when dry; plastic and sticky when moist and wet and has fair organic matter content.
[edit] Drainage/Hydrology
There are two type of drainage identified: internal and external. The former is mainly influenced by soil texture which is the removal of excess water within the soil profile. The latter is influenced by slope and physiographic position, refers to the removal of surface water. Usually when a soil is poorly drained externally, it is also poorly drained internally. Generally, all upland soils like the Kadingilan soils, on the account of their physiographic position are well drained internally and externally. The proposed Maridugao River Irrigation Project, is projected to irrigate 6,000 hectares of ricefields covering the barangays of Baroy, Poblacion, Sibonga, Kibogtok, Salvacion, Malinao, Husayan and portion of Pay-as.
[edit] Mineral Resources
The municipality has volcanic sedimentary and metamorphic rock origin. One identified rock type is limestone (cord/line limestone, N,Ls) characterized as light cream to cream in color, partly fragmental, calcareous formation including reef limestone, bio-clastic limestone and calcasenite. The other type is sandstone and shale (N1) which is light brown and gray in color, thick transgressive marine deposits, and largely massive sandstone layers imbedded with siltstone and shale strata.
[edit] Demography
[edit] Population Growth
The period from 1975 to 1980 had a population growth of 3.98%. However, the next 10 years registered a population growth on only 1.48% due to disturbances of peace and order which caused out-migration. The 1995 census showed a growth rate of 1.76 percent, slightly higher than the 1990 count. The 1995 data also showed that four barangays - Baroy, Matampay, Pinamangguan and San Andres - experienced a decrease in population. This was due to migration of people to urban areas in search of better opportunities.
[edit] Population Density
The population density of Kadingilan stood at 147 person per square kilometer in the 1995 census of population. This manifested a slight increase of 8.16 percent over that of the 1990 count which was pegged at 135 persons per square kilometer. Like most other parts of the province, the Poblacion is the most densely populated barangay. The 1995 count revealed the population density of the Poblacion at 598 persons per square kilometer or roughly 6 persons for every hectare of land. Barangays Malinao and Kibalagon followed with a population density of nearly 3 persons per hectare. The most sparsely populated barangay on the other hand is Matampay with only about 86 persons per square kilometer or only about 1 person per one hectare of land.
[edit] Dialects
The people living in the municipality of Kadingilan are of diverse ethnic origins. Despite the situation, the Cebuano dialect is still generally the main language spoken by most of the population. Nearly 83 percent of the population speaks the language. Boholano - a dialect native to the island of Bohol is also spoken by a significant number of the population in the municipality. About 8 percent of the total population speak the language. It can also be observed that Manobo - a dialect spoken by the lumads also constitute a notable portion of the population. This language is being spoken by nearly 5 percent of Kadingilan's population as of the 1995 census.
[edit] Labor Population
Projected labor Force was derived using the Labor Force Profile. Using the percentage share allocation it was derived that the household population 15 years old and over will be at about 19,395 constituting 57.24 percent of the total population. About 14,954 of these is estimated to be gainfully employed providing support to the unemployed population in the labor force which is estimated at 2,525. Further, the same population is also expected to provide the same support to the depended population and those which belong to the same age group (15 years and over) but are not in the labor force.
[edit] Local Administration
The local organization of the municipality is composed of 12 offices. Three (3) of these offices are formerly under the national government but are now devolved to the local government in adherence to the implementation of RA 7160. This law, otherwise known as the local government code of 1991 devolved to the local government the office of the Department of Health, Agriculture and the Social Welfare and Development.
In addition to the 12 offices, the municipal government also created the Economic Enterprise Division. This is especially for the purpose of generating funds for the local coffers through local efforts. This division had 3 important sections manned by a total of 25 employees. The sections which have helped to augment generation of local financial resources are the Municipal Market and Slaughterhouse, Municipal Waterworks and Heavy Equipment Pool.
It is to be noted that the organizational structure being followed by the municipality of Kadingilan is in adherence to the mandates as dictated by the Local Government Code of 1991
[edit] Barangays
Kadingilan is politically subdivided into 17 barangays.
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[edit] COMMUNITY IDENTIFICATION
Poblacion Kadingilan Bukidnon is located along the southwestern boarder of the province of Bukidnon. The land is peaceful and organized. It is said that the most arranged area among other barangay in Municipality of Kadingilan. It is clean and green area and good quality place to live and stay. It is very hefty advance area for farming. The land sustained development through increase agricultural productivity, established agro-based rural industries, strengthening of people’s organization, protected environment, healthy people, and self-sustainable people living in ecological balance environment. The landmark of the area is in sitio Kibatogon boundary of barangay Bocboc of Municipality of Don Carlos and barangay Poblacion Kadingilan.
[edit] ECOLOGICAL FRAME
[edit] a. Geographical Factors
Barangay Kadingilan is within grid coordinates 7°20’31” north longitude and from 124°49, to 125°2’ east latitude. It is located long the south western boarder of the province of Bukidnon. It is bounded on the north by the barangay Bocboc of Don Carlos; northeast by the barangay Salvacion; east by the barangay Malinao and on the south and southwest by the barangay Pay-as and northwest by the barangay Baroy. Kadingilan is composed of 6 puroks including the 5A and 6A with aggregate area of 773.910 hectare
[edit] b. Population Make up
Barangay Kadingilan is typically a rural area. The main livelihood f the people is agriculture which ordinarily confines people within the rural areas of town. The area is populated of 4,629.
Population, Household Population and Number of Household of Barangay Poblacion Kadingilan as of 2000
The population density of the area stand at 499 per person per square kilometer in the 2000 census of the population survey, Poblacion is the most density populated area among other barangay in the municipality of Kadingilan.
Population Density of Barangay Poblacion Kadingilan
[edit] c. Climate and Soil
[edit] c.1. Climate
The climate of barangay Poblacion Kadingilan belongs to type C agro-climate Zone. This zone is the most extensive and covers most of the present and potential agricultural area in the province. Relatively low rainfall belt is due to rain shadow effect of the mountainous belt on the eastern side of Bukidnon. Rainfall distribution is likely to vary is the southern part of the province because of the presence of adjoining hills and mountain range. The heaviest rainfall occurs during the month of May to September.
[edit] c.2. Soil
The soil type of Kadingilan is predominantly Kidapawan Clay. It is characterized as light brown to dark brown in color, hard when dry: plastic and sticky when moist and wet and have fair matter content. The area has volcanic sedimentary and metamorphic rock origin. One identified rock is limestone (cord/line limestone, N,Ls) characterized as light cream to cream in color, partly fragmental, calcareous formation including reef limestone, bio-clastic limestone and calcasernite. Sandstone and shale(N1) which is light brown and gray in color, thick transgress marine deposits, largely massive sandstone layers imbedded with siltstone and shale strata.
[edit] d. Service Institutions
These are the following service institutions of the Barangay Cananga-an:
[edit] d.1.Religion Affiliation:
• Baptist
• Seventh Adventist
• Philippine Independence Church (Aglipay Church)
• Roman Catholic
• Iglesia ni Kristo (Church of Christ)
[edit] d.2 Education:
• Day Care Center
• Public and Private Primary Schools:
~ Kadingilan Central Elementary School
~ SDA Elementary School
~ San Isidro High School (Elementary Dept.)
• Secondary Private Schools:
~ San Isidro High School
[edit] d.3. Health:
Municipal Health Office
Rural Health Center
MSW-Development
Department of Health
[edit] d.4. Others:
Salvacion Multipurpose Cooperative and SMC bank
[edit] e. Government
The barangay Poblacion in Kadingilan is the capital or center area for economics in entire municipality of Kadingilan. The municipal Hall, municipal facilities and municipal services are in Poblacion. Mayor’s office is also in Poblacion Kadingilan Bukidnon. Barangay hall is located at the back of Municipal Hall. Honorable Modesto Lebria together with the 8(eight) councilor and 1(one) SK chairman Hon. Mary Ann Pascua.
[edit] HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
[edit] a. Origin and History of Poblacion Kadingilan
[edit] a.1. Cultural History
During the earlier times, there was a certain ethnic group headed by its chieftain named Datu Mandaganasa. He was then looking for a place located between two rivers as the possible home for his tribe, Kampong. They found vast tracts of land located between the Iniawan and Pinalpalan Rivers and decided to make the place as their territorial domain. As time passed by, the place got its name, Kadingilan from the corrupted native words Kadiay (which means "ours") and Matingilan (which means "temporary").
[edit] a.2. Politica History
The growth and development of Kadingilan began after World War II. Migrants from all over the country flocked into its fertile lands. The original occupants were slowly replenished by Cebuanos, Boholanos, Warays and Igorots/Ifugaos. The original inhabitants were eventually eased-out by the influx of incoming Dumagats (a general term used for Christians). When Bukidnon was created as a separate province from Agusan del Norte, Kadingilan became a barrio of Maramag since 1945. It existed as such until Kibawe was created as a regular municipality on July 1, 1956. Kadingilan was then taken from Maramag and became one of the regular barrios of Kibawe. On August 16, 1971, Kadingilan was created as a municipality of Bukidnon pursuant to Republic Act 6368.
[edit] b. First Inhabitants
In the History of the land the tribe mentioned was the kampong who first inhabits the land. Some said that the Manobo is the original ethnic tribe occupied kadingilan before. Kampong is the sub-ethnic of Manobo that now are already gone in this generation. The people who resided in Kadingilan are diverse ethnicity.
[edit] c. Developmen
Kadingilan was a barrio before of Maramag since 1945 and such until Kibawe became a regular municipality and Kadingilan became a barrio of Kibawe taken from Maramag on 1956. August 16, 1971 is the date where Kadingilan became a regular Municipality of Bukidonon. Poblacion Kadingilan now has a development such as they have already infrastructure, transportation, water supply power supply from FIBECO, Communication facilities, annual celebration; annual town fiesta and annual town foundation day, Sports and recreational, schools, development establishments, tourist spots or attraction, schools, church, and common service establishment’s institutions.
[edit] d. Progress at Present
The vision and mission of the barangay is being a progressive agro-industrialized area with God-fairing, politically mature, healthy dwellers, peace loving, and hospitable people. The progress at present is visible and proved because they attain sustainable development, increased basic services and support infrastructures. They are accessing the funds of local, national and foreign funding institutions
[edit] LIFE ACTIVITIES
[edit] a. Social Structure: Social Status of the Residents
The social status of the resident are mostly middle class type. Indigent statuses are extremely visible in southern part of municipality of Kadingilan and they are the Manobo tribes. There are some upper class C types of status resided or residents of the area. Some of the dwellers are market vendors, farmer, grocer’s owner, and professionals.
[edit] b. Daytime Activities
Mostly, the rural dwellers of Kadingilan are spending their whole day at their cultivated farm, store in market, classrooms in schools, and etc, because most of them are farmers, teachers, officers, vendor and etc. except if when the area celebrates annual patron fiesta of the area, annual foundation day of the area, and other occasions that needed.
[edit] c. Social Relation
The people of Kadingilan are united, hospitable, active, and organize. Most of them are educated already and they live in a peaceful community.
[edit] d. Favorite Pastime and Recreation
The most common pastime of Kadingilan from both young and adult dwellers is basketball; Volleyball is also one of the most common sport activities. Like other community, their pastime, recreational, and facilities as a barangay are:
• basketball
• video karaoke
• chess and checker board
• billiards
• volleyball
• Gymnasium – serves all major activity and competition of municipality in barangay and whole municipality.
• Cockfighting
[edit] e. Saturday and Sunday nights Activities
In the Barangay Poblacion Kadingilan, Saturday is the busiest of a business minded dwellers because they are busy preparing their goods to sale at Sunday whole day. They are packing their goods as retail goods. Sunday whole day activity is a busiest day of vendor dwellers because most of the dwellers from other barangay will buy goods for their needs.
[edit] COMPLEX OF VALUES
[edit] a. Core Values of the Community
People of the area are extremely friendly and hospitable. They are huge upon accepting visitors and generous to welcome its relative.
[edit] b. Aim Values of the Community
Every society has unique values. The barangay Poblacion Kadingilan aim to have peaceful, beautiful, and bountiful area where people comfortable, confident to stay and to live the land as a peaceful barangay.
[edit] c. Attitude and Sense of Values
They are eagerly good accommodator and united as a dweller of a certain community. The attitude of the dwellers is somehow related to other Filipino Society where all are religious, has good ethics and standards, passive, sole place, eminence and worthy people to dwell.
[edit] PROBLEMS
Like other barangay, Kadingilan still have problems that need to be solved. The following are the main keys of problems of barangay Poblacion Kadingilan:
[edit] . Nutrition
The third degrees of malnourished children in barangay are not so prevalent compared in other barangay.
[edit] b. Health Manpower
There are 15 health personnel paid for by the government servicing the entire barangay and entire municipality. All of them are from Municipal Health Office.
[edit] c. Health Services Problems
1. Inadequate medical instrument supplies, materials and medicines, 2. Lack of permanent rural health midwives. 3. Absence of rural health dentists and dental aide. 4. Non-implementation of policies or ordinance of health, nutrition, and sanitations. 5. Inadequate burial sites, 6. Lack of logistic support for health nutrition and sanitation programs and projects. 7. No permanent garbage disposal. 8. Improper use pF ambulance. 9. Absence of Hospital and or devices.
[edit] d. Sports and Recreational Problem
~ Sport facilities and equipments to be provided 6 puroks and sitios.
~ allocate funding for sport activities.
~ Area for playground.
[edit] e. Agricultural Problem
The economic stability of Kadingilan relies mainly on agricultural. Majority of the population are largely dependent on agricultural products as their main source of needs.
[edit] e.1. Corn
Farmers plant yellow corn because of its yield compared to white. Despite the surplus corn production, shortage of corn still occurs in the barangay especially during drought or dry seasons. This largely due to limited post harvest facilities particularly warehouses for the farmers to store their harvested crops.
[edit] e.2. Sugar Cane
Of all the annual crops of barangay, sugar cane is the most feasible. The climate condition and the soil type of the barangay are bet suited for this crop. But mostly of farmers doesn’t have vehicle to deliver sugarcane into a distant miller. They need to rent vehicles in order to market their crop.
[edit] e.3. Road
The municipality of Kadingilan is the only municipality that the road still remains rap road and none concrete. The vehicle needs to be careful. Public Utility Buses (RTMI and other private buses and jeepneys) are the major transportation toward the area.
[edit] e.4. Water Supply
The water supply is in level 3 available only in Poblacion that serves in 434 households. Barangay has 3 submersible pumps with concrete reservoir.
Main Problem of water system supply: 1. Insufficient water supply because it can not coped the daily water requirement based on standard and the distribution of the area is being scheduled. 2. Underdeveloped springs as a source of drinking for the sitios.
[edit] GOODNESS OF LOCAL LIFE
[edit] a. Goodness or Badness of the Community. “Is it a good place to stay in?
Poblacion Kadingilan is an ideal and superlative place and it is peaceful, people are amalgamated, and a beautiful calm and cool place where people care for and not bother to stay.
[edit] b. Good and Bad Aspect of the Community
people of the area are unified and good convivial. The community has distinctive climate and have mixture of people there who lived.
[edit] External links
- Philippine Standard Geographic Code
- 2000 Philippine Census Information
- The Kadingilan Updated News
- The Kadingilan Map
- The Official Website for the Municipality of Kadingilan
- The Official Friendster of Kadingilan, Kadingilan
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