Tarlac City

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**City of Tarlac**
Physical characteristics
Location
Image:Ph locator tarlac tarlac.png Map of Tarlac showing the location of Tarlac City.
Government
Region	Central Luzon (Region III)
Province	Tarlac
District	2nd District of Tarlac
Barangays	76
Income class:	3rd class component city
Mayor	Genaro M. Mendoza
Founded	1788
Cityhood	April 18, 1998
Official Website	www.tarlaccity.gov.ph
Area	425.50 km²
Population
Total (2000)	262,481
Density	616.9/km²

Tarlac City is a 2nd class city in the province of Tarlac, Philippines. It is the capital city of Tarlac.According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 262,481 people in 51,703 households. It has been proclaimed the youngest Highly-Urbanized cities in the Philippines under the power of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo but the decision was opposed by the provincial government.

[edit] Barangays

Tarlac City is politically subdivided into 76 barangays

Aguso
Alvindia Segundo
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras-baras
Batang-batang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit (Bubulit)
Burot
Calingcuan
Camiling
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat

Cut-cut I
Cut-cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista ( formerly Matadero)
San Juan de Mata
San Luis

San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Santa Cruz (Alvindia Primero)
Santa Maria
Santo Cristo
Santo Domingo
Santo Niño
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad (Trinidad Primero)
Ungot
Villa Bacolor

[edit] External links

v • d • e City and Municipalities of Tarlac
Municipalities: Anao • Bamban • Camiling • Capas • Concepcion • Gerona • La Paz • Mayantoc • Moncada • Paniqui • Pura • Ramos • San Clemente • San Jose • San Manuel • Santa Ignacia • Victoria
Component City: Tarlac City

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