Dagupan

Dagupan City
Location of Dagupan in the Pangasinan Province
Basic data
Region :	Ilocos region
Province :	Pangasinan
Barangays :	31
District:	4. District of Pangasinan
PSGC :	015518000
Income class :	2nd income bracket
Households :	25,921 May 1, 2000 census
Population :	171.271 August 1, 2015 census
Population density :	4604 inhabitants per km²
Area :	37.20  km²
Coordinates :	16 ° 3 ′  N , 120 ° 20 ′  E Coordinates: 16 ° 3 ′  N , 120 ° 20 ′  E
Postal code :	2400
Mayor :	Alipio Fernandez
Geographical location in the Philippines
Dagupan

Dagupan City is a city in the Philippine province of Pangasinan , which is located on the Gulf of Lingayen . In 2015 it had 171,271 inhabitants.

geography

Dagupan is divided into the following 31 barangays :

Bacayao Norte Bacayao Sur Barangay I Barangay II Barangay IV Bolosan Bonuan Binloc Bonuan Boquig

Bonuan Gueset Calmay Carael Caranglaan Herrero Lasip Chico Lasip Grande Lomboy

Lucao Malued Mamalingling Mangin Mayombo Pantal Poblacion Oeste Pogo Chico

Pogo Grande Pugaro suit Salapingao Salisay Tambac Tapuac Tebeng

Welcome bridge at the entrance to the village

Perez Boulevard

Interior of the St John's Church

economy

Dagupan also has the province's most important port and is the economic center of the Pangasinan. From here sugar cane, salt, rice and copra are exported to other parts of the country or overseas.

Personalities

Honorary citizen

• Fernando de Araújo , East Timorese politician

Sons and daughters

• Jose de Venecia junior (born 1936), politician
• Fidelis B. Layog (* 1968), Roman Catholic clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Lingayen-Dagupan

Colleges

• Pangasinan State University
• University of Luzon

Town twinning

• Zamboanga City , Philippines
• Milpitas , USA
• Guadalajara , México

Web links

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