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MCC101 Floridablanca and Mabalacat were detached to form a Comandancia Politico-Militar. Vision – Mabalacat City College envisions itself to be the...

MCC101 Floridablanca and Mabalacat were detached to form a Comandancia Politico-Militar. Vision – Mabalacat City College envisions itself to be the ✓ 1873, Mabalacat along with Magalang, Porac and top choice in the community it serves for quality education Floridablanca returned to Pampanga. and training by 2025 ✓ 1903 population increased to 7,049 and had 19 Mission – The mission of Mabalacat City College is to barangays. Bical, Bundagul, Dapdap, Dau, meet the need of its community as a center for learning Dolores, Iba, Mabiga, Mamatitang, Mangalit, aiming for open admission policy. Matas, Mawaque, Paralayunan, Poblacion, Quitangil, San Joaquin, Santa Ines, Santa Maria, Core Values Sapang Balen, and Sapang Biabas. Passion – Operate as one team with STRONG ✓ 1948, became 20 barangays – Fort Stotsenberge DRIVE to attain purpose. was added old name of Clark Air Base. Integrity – Cultivate environment of HONESTY ✓ 1948, Brgy. Quitangil was renamed San AND FAIRNESS in all dealings. Francisco. Excellence – Set and meet HIGH STANDARDS. ✓ Mabalacat used to be barrio of Bambang now Service – Extend SERVICE to the community. Bamban while Tarlac used to be part of Pampanga. Legend and History ✓ 1712 – Founding year. ✓ 1900 up to present, Mabalacat has had 32 ✓ Mabalacat became a town in 1712. elected and appointed Mayors. ✓ Named after Balacat Tree. ✓ July 21, 2012 – became a City (R.A 10164) ✓ Town began as hilly islets. ✓ Sandwiched between Mt. Arayat & Mt. Pinatubo 27 Barangays ✓ Mabalacat means full of Balacat. 1. Atlu-bola First Mabalaquenos 2. Bical 3. Bundagul ✓ Original Settlers, Negritos. 4. Cacutud ✓ A.K.A – Negritos 5. Calumpang ✓ Negritos belong to Austronesian-Speaking group. 6. Camatchiles ✓ Negritos entered by Sunda Shelf during last 7. Dapdap Glacial Period via Palawan. 8. Dau ✓ Robert B. Fox – Negritos are expert with wild 9. Dolores plants and protein sources. 10. Duquit ✓ Was led by Chieftain Caragan 11. Lacandula ✓ Huts were called DUNGSU 12. Mabiga ✓ Caragan Married to Laureana Tolentino. 13. Macapagal Village ✓ Laureana Tolentino was the first Cabeza De 14. Mamatitang Barangay. 15. Mangalit ✓ Marcos Village is inhabited by Negritos. 16. Marcos Village ✓ Spanish Area, agricultural lands were owned by 17. Mawaque Tiglao, Dizon, Gueco, Ramos, Dominguez and 18. Paraluyunan Castro Families. 19. Poblacion History and Cultural Life 20. San Francisco 21. San Joaquin ✓ Caragan was the first Captain Municipal 22. Santa Ines ✓ Parish Priest was Cura Cipriano Mallari. 23. Santa Maria About Mabalacat 24. Sto. Rosario 25. Sapang Balen ✓ Mabalacat is one of the 19 towns and 3 cities of 26. Sapang Biabas Pampanga. 27. Tabun ✓ 1853 – Mabalacat population is 2,611 – 4 Brgy, namely, Babangdapu, Duquit, Malabni and Early Political Structure Paglimbunan. ✓ Revolution “Presidente Local” ✓ 1860 – perpetration caused by Negrito, ✓ American Era “Presidente Municipal” Northwestern District of Pampanga, Bamban, ✓ Manuel Quezon changed “Presidente to Capas, Concepcion, Victoria, Magalang, Porac, Municipal Mayor”  ✓ Spanish Rule: Casa Tribunal, American Era: Cacutud Municipal Building was Built. ✓ Formerly a sitio of Mamatitang Towns and Municipalities of Pampanga ✓ Cacutud or Pagkukutud ✓ Cutting woods to make uling 1. Angeles City ✓ Mostly farmers 2. Apalit ✓ Feast – May 31st 3. Arayat ✓ San Roque – Patron Saint (Aug. 16th) 4. Bacolor 5. Candaba Calumpang 6. Floridablanca ✓ Boundary Disputes 7. Guagua ✓ Remains territorial jurisdiction of Mabalacat 8. Lubao 9. Mabalacat City Camachiles 10. Macabebe 11. Magalang ✓ Was called Camachille or Kamatsii 12. Masantol ✓ Fruit tree imported from Mexico 13. Mexico ✓ Guamachille or Manila Tamarind 14. Minalin Dapdap 15. Porac 16. San Fernando ✓ Formerly; Sapang Dapdap 17. San Luis ✓ Now Madapdap or Dapdap 18. San Simon ✓ Dapdap – Tree with large and bright yellow 19. Santa Ana flowers. 20. Santa Rita Dau 21. Santo Tomas 22. Sasmuan ✓ Dao or Dau ✓ Founded by Teodoro Lising (1843) Mabalacat City Population Dolores ✓ In 2014 - 293,244. ✓ Old Dolores – Founded 177 years ago, was Land Area abandoned in July 1848 ✓ 16,580 hectares. ✓ New Dolores – 1847 ✓ Old Dolores Founder – Jose Maria Henson Atlu-bola Duquit ✓ Formerly under Barrio Mamatitang ✓ Founded 1852 ✓ Was spelled as Dukit ✓ Tiring Mercado ✓ Duquit is a tall lean tree good for houses, posts ✓ Stone sugar mill with 3 stone rollers and sculpture. ✓ San Nicolas – Patron Saint Lakandula ✓ Fiest every May ✓ Named after Rajah Lakandula Bical ✓ Powerful king of tondo ✓ Bical Bamboo ✓ A pact of peace with Legazpi in 1572, along with ✓ San Roque – Patron Saint Rajah Matanda and Rajah Soliman. ✓ Was called Duqui or Apung Duqui ✓ Carved out of the Progressive Brgy. Dau ✓ Was originally called Duquit ✓ 13 parallel streets ✓ Dalan a Bayu and Sumangid Dalan ✓ Located beside Clark main gate Bundagul Mabiga ✓ Maria Dagul ✓ Biga Shrub – Grass Family (Many Biga) ✓ Old name Masulput (Full of Sulput) ✓ Brgy. Mabiga is high flat land. ✓ Sulput – Amorseco Plants ✓ Always Cloudy – Ma Biga ✓ People are mostly farmers Macapagal Village ✓ 1957 – Baluga Village ✓ Residents are ITAS ✓ Former P. Diosdado Macapagal  ✓ To make it a residential place they need to work Santo Rosario with Military Reservation Land of Americans. ✓ Nuestra Senora del Rosario – Patron Saint Mamatitang ✓ Was once a sitio of Brgy. San Francisco ✓ Early Aeta named Titang, locals call her Mama Sapang Balen ✓ Merged – Mamatitang ✓ Sapang Balen – River of the Town ✓ Was a Sugar Cane Plantation owned by Don Marcelo Tiglao and Atty. Francisco Siopongco Sapang Biabas Mangalit ✓ Sapang Biabas – Brook and Guavas ✓ 1st settlers were Davids and Tolentinos ✓ Formerly – Brgy. Kamias ✓ Mangalis – Cutting Bamboo Tabun ✓ March 19 – Fiestang Apung San Jose ✓ Patron Saint – Saint Joseph ✓ Presa de Rio – Land Filling or Reclaimed Land ✓ Tabun – Bird’s Name Marcos Village ✓ Barrio Iba was incorporated into Tabun ✓ Named afte P. Marcos Sr. ✓ Originally cultural community for local Aetas Mawaque ✓ Waque Trees – Vine-y Trees ✓ Patron Saint – Santa Teresita ✓ Agriculture was the primary source of income Paralayunan ✓ Fishing Method – Mamaralyun ✓ Old name was Guyung-Guyung ✓ First owner Isidro Tolentino Poblacion ✓ Central Location ✓ Our Lady of Grace Parish Church ✓ First Elementary School in Mabalacat San Francisco ✓ Old name – Brgy. Quitangil ✓ Celebrates a number of festivals ✓ San Fransico De Asis – Patron Saint San Joaquin ✓ Founder – Anastasio Lising ✓ Named afte Joaquina Dizon ✓ Old site was occupied by US Gov. as a Military Reservation ✓ 1972 – Tiglao Clinic, 1975 – Tiglao Gen. Hospital Santa Ines ✓ Sta. Ines was one of the 1st barrios of Mabalacat ✓ Early settlers – Ines Basilio named the barrio ✓ Dela Cruz Family – Owned 60% of the total land area Santa Maria ✓ Founder – Joaquina de Lacson ✓ Saint Maria Magdalena – Patron Saint