“Copra Producing Barangay and
Home of Handicraft Industry”
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
Hon. Elmer S. Severre
Punong Barangay
Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Danilo E. Abigan
Hon. Alan D. Egargo
Hon. Rodrigo E. Bagulaya
Hon. Pablito C. Calisay
Hon. Fe. E. dela Rama
Hon. Vilma L. Demillo
Hon. Nelly E. Escalo
Hon. Mario Nilo E. Lacanaria
SK Chairman
Mrs. Genara D. Bagunas
Barangay Treasurer
Mrs. Prima Ogario
Barangay Secretary
Barangay Sta. Rosa
R.A. 3590 created Sta. Rosa as one of the component barangays of Balangiga. Sta. Rosa used to be called by its old name of San Juan. It is the next barangay from the Poblacion going north. Access to it is open through a provincial road which traverses 2 other barangays (Cagolango and Guinmaayohan) farther to the north from the Poblacion.
Other means of access is through the Balangiga River, which was more common when the provincial road was not yet operational. Distance to the barangay proper from the poblacion is approximately 3 kilometers, and can be reached in 6 to 15 minutes by motor vehicle. All types of motor vehicles ply the Poblacion-Sta. Rosa route.
Boundaries
North: CAMBULO CREEK
South: CANTINOK CREEK
East: BALANGIGA REFORESTRATION
West: SUROKON CREEK
Purok:
Sitios:
1. Binutukan 8. Babab-on
2. Guintagulan 9. Bato
3. Guintigian 10. Mataed
4. Cambangkaw 11. Saluquege
5. Pamumlaran 12. Canluhod
6. Cambolo 13. Sorocon
7. Kagas
Roads:
Length (m) Width (m)
Provincial Road 550 10 mtrs.
Demillo St. 70 - do -
Elejedo St. 116 - do -
San Roque St. 161.2 - do -
Calisay St. 150 - do -
Ferdinand St. 93.5 - do -
Baleos St. 380 - do -
Inciso St. 116 - do -
Proposed Road 1 110 - do -
Proposed Road 2 92.5 - do -
Proposed Road 3 274 - do -
No name 57 - do -
No name 56.8 - do -
