San Nicolas (Pangasinan)
San Nicolas is a town in the Philippine province of Pangasinan. It is bordered to the north and east by the provinces of Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya. In the 208 km ² area in 2010 lived 34 108 people, resulting in a population density of 164 inhabitants per km ². As in the neighboring municipality of San Manuel, most residents live in the flat south of the area. In the north and east of the site because of the Philippine Cordilleras greatly increases. At San Nicolas has also a part of the San Roque Dam. The municipality was founded in 1800 by Nicolas Patricio y Mejia and named after him.
Administrative divisions
San Nicolas is divided into the following 33 barangays:
- Bensican
- Cabitnongan
- Caboloan
- Cacabugaoan
- Calanutian
- Calaocan
- Camanggaan
- Camindoroan
- Casaratan
- Dalumpinas
- Fianza
- Lungao
- Malico
- Malilion
- Nagkaysa
- Nining
- Poblacion East
- Poblacion West
- Salingcob
- Salpad
- San Felipe East
- San Felipe West
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Rafael Centro
- San Rafael East
- San Rafael West
- San Roque
- Santa Maria East
- Santa Maria West
- Santo Tomas
- Siblot
- Sobol
Note: Población (Spanish for population) referred to the Philippines several lying in the center of an urban municipality barangays.
Cities: Alaminos | Dagupan | San Carlos City | Urdaneta
Communities: Agno | Aguilar | Alcala | Anda | Asingan | Balungao | Bani | Basista | Bautista | Bayambang | Binalonan | Binmaley | Bolinao | Bugallon | Burgos | Calasiao | Dasol | Infanta | Labrador | Laoac | Lingayen | Mabini | Malasiqui | Manaoag | Mangaldan | Mangatarem | Mapandan | Natividad | Pozzorubio | Rosales | San Fabian | San Jacinto | San Manuel | San Nicolas | San Quintin | Santa Barbara | Santa Maria | Santo Tomas | Sison | Sual | Tayug | Umingan | Urbiztondo | Villasis
- Location in the Philippines
- Pangasinan