g. May be San carlos in Northern part of Philippines not so popular compared to San Carlos Ctiy in Visayan part. Aside from San Carlos City of Negros Occidental there is another city same name where "Amputi Layag" (people known of) people live.San Carlos City is a 2nd class city in the Province of Pangasinan, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 154,264 people in 28,025 households. This figure shows the city is the most populated land area in Pangasinan except for it's density.
History
The place now called San Carlos City was already a flourishing comm
unity since pre-colonial times. It was previously part of a former town called Binalatongan. Binalatongan was the capital of Luyag na Caboloan, an ancient kingdom (now comprised by the provinces of Tarlac, Zambales, Nueva Ecija, La Union, Pangasinan, and Benguet) ruled by King Ari Kasikis. The name of Binalatongan was derived from the abundance of mongo (mung bean) plants along the San Juan riverbanks.Caboloan is the name of the primitive Pangasinense dialect, of which its purest form was spoken by the natives of Binalatongan.
In 1718, Binalatongan was renamed (the Municipality [town] of) San Carlos. During the 1960’s, the Municipality of San Carlos diversified into two precincts. In 1965, the smaller precinct became legally incorporated as the Municipality of Basista by virtue of RA 4866. In 1966, the larger precinct became legally incorporated as San Carlos City by virtue of Republic Act No. 4487.
On April 28, 2007, San Carlos City's former mayor, Julian V. Resuello, was assassinated during an event at the city's plaza. He later died after two days.
Abanon
Agdao
Anando
Ano
Antipangol
Aponit
Bacnar
Balaya
Balayong
Baldog
Balite Sur
Balococ
Bani Bega
Bocboc
Bugallon-Posadas Street (Pob.)
Bogaoan
Bolingit
Bolosan
Bonifacio (Pob.)
Buenglat
Burgos Padlan (Pob.)
Cacaritan
Caingal
Calobaoan
Calomboyan
Capataan
Caoayan-Kiling
Cobol
Coliling
Cruz
Doyong
Gamata
Guelew
Ilang
Inerangan
Isla Libas
Lilimasan
Longos
Lucban (Pob.)
Mabalbalino
Mabini (Pob.)
Magtaking
Malacañang
Maliwara
Mamarlao
Manzon
Matagdem
Mestizo
Norte
Naguilayan
Nelintap
Padilla-Gomez
Pagal Palaming
Palaris (Pob.)
Palospos
Pangalangan
Pangoloan
Pangpang
Paitan-Panoypoy
Parayao
Payapa
Payar
Perez Boulevard (Pob.)
Polo
Quezon Boulevard (Pob.)
Quintong Rizal (Pob.)
Roxas Boulevard (Pob.)
Salinap
San Juan
San Pedro-Taloy
Sapinit
PNR Station Site
Supo Talang
Tamayo
Tandoc
Tarece
Tarectec
Tayambani
Tebag
Turac
M. Soriano
St. Tandang Sora
Economy
San Carlos City is among the liveliest places in the Province of Pangasinan in terms of economic activity. Called the "Mango-Bamboo Capital of the Philippines", San Carlos has the largest number of fruiting mango trees - their fruits are among the most delicious in the country - and a flourishing bamboocraft industry. An agro-industrial city, San Carlos also engages in livestock raising, crop production, inland fishing, pottery, food processing, tourism, and commerce. San Carlos is said to have an ideal investment potential because of its large land area, big population and strategic location, being in the center of Pangasinan.
Places of Worship
The patron saint of the city is Saint Dominic de Guzman, founder of the Order of Preachers; he is credited for performing miracles in the city, among them the minimal damage to the city caused by the return of the Americans to the islands during the close of World War II. The parish church built in his honor was once the biggest in Luzon. The paris
h of San Carlos is the oldest in Pangasinan.
Roman Catholicism remains the faith of majority of San Carleñians, although there are other denominations that co-exist peacefully in the city. Discrimination of religion is discouraged, though religious practices that seem bizaare and unacceptable by society is widely looked down upon.
The patron saint of the city is Saint Dominic de Guzman, founder of the Order of Preachers; he is credited for performing miracles in the city, among them the minimal damage to the city caused by the return of the Americans to the islands during the close of World War II. The parish church built in his honor was once the biggest in Luzon. The paris
h of San Carlos is the oldest in Pangasinan.Roman Catholicism remains the faith of majority of San Carleñians, although there are other denominations that co-exist peacefully in the city. Discrimination of religion is discouraged, though religious practices that seem bizaare and unacceptable by society is widely looked down upon.
Saint Dominic de Guzman Parish Church
Capilla de Nuestra Señora de Soledad
Our Lady Queen of the Holy Family Parish Church Iglesia ni Cristo - Lokal ng San Carlos
Iglesia ni Cristo - Ano
Iglesia ni Cristo - Salinap
United Methodist Church
San Carlos Baptist Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Faith Assembly of God
Educational Institutions
San Carlos City has and maintains its own division of the same name. Established in 1967, the division has as its watchwords "Karunungan, Kalusugan, at Kagandahang-Asal" (Knowledge, Health, and Right Conduct). The San Carlos City Division Office, part of the Doña Eva Macapagal School Complex, is the biggest division office in Region I. The division engages in literacy improvement and is one of the region's top-performing divisions.
San Carlos City has and maintains its own division of the same name. Established in 1967, the division has as its watchwords "Karunungan, Kalusugan, at Kagandahang-Asal" (Knowledge, Health, and Right Conduct). The San Carlos City Division Office, part of the Doña Eva Macapagal School Complex, is the biggest division office in Region I. The division engages in literacy improvement and is one of the region's top-performing divisions.
Universities and Colleges
Pangasinan State University-College of Agriculture, San Carlos City
Pangasinan State University-College of Agriculture, San Carlos City
Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation, San Carlos City
San Carlos College, San Carlos City
Saint Therese of the Child Jesus College Foundation, San Carlos City
STI College, San Carlos City
Central College of Pangasinan, San Carlos City
Binalatongan Community College, San Carlos City
San Carlos Christian Colleges of the Orient, San Carlos City
Palaris College, San Carlos City
High School
Speaker Eugenio Perez National Agricultural School, San Carlos City
Abanon National High School, San Carlos City
Bacnar National High School, San Carlos City
Bolingit National High School, San Carlos City
CobolNational High School, San Carlos City
Coliling National High School, San Carlos City
Doyong National High School, San Carlos City
Libas National High School, San Carlos City
Lilimasan National High School, San Carlos City
Mabalbalino National High School, San Carlos City
Malacanang National High School, San Carlos City
Pangalangan National High School, San Carlos City
Salinap National High School, San Carlos City
Tamayo National High School, San Carlos City
Tandoc National High School, San Carlos City
Turac National High School, San Carlos City
Ednas Science High School (ESSC), San Carlos City
Saint Charles' Academy, San Carlos City
Virgen Milagrosa Special Science High School (VMSSHS), San Carlos City
San Luis High School, San Carlos City
San Carlos College High School, San Carlos City
Saint Dominic High School, San Carlos City
Clark Educational Institute, San Carlos City
Elementary School
San Carlos Central 1 Elementary School, San Carlos City
San Carlos Central 1 Elementary School, San Carlos City
San Carlos Central 2 Elementary School, San Carlos City
Abanon Central Elementary School, San Carlos City
Talang Central Elementary School, San Carlos City
Agdao Elementary School, San Carlos City
Ano Elementary School, San Carlos City
Antipangol Elementary School, San Carlos City
Aponit Elementary School, San Carlos City
Bacnar Elementary School, San Carlos City
Balaya Elementary School, San Carlos City
Baldog Elementary School, San Carlos City
Balite Sur Elementary School, San Carlos City
Bani Elementary School, San Carlos City
Bogaoan Elementary School, San Carlos City
Bolingit Elementary School, San Carlos City
Bolosan-Caingal Elementary School, San Carlos City
C. P. Gutierrez Elementary School, San Carlos City
Calobaoan Elementary School, San Carlos City
Calomboyan Elementary School, San Carlos City
Candido Marcellano Elementary School, San Carlos City
Caoayan Kiling Elementary School, San Carlos City
Cobol Elementary School, San Carlos City
Coliling Elementary School, San Carlos City
Doyong Elementary School, San Carlos City
Libas Elementary School, San Carlos City
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