Barangay: Bibiclat
Location: Aliaga,
Nueva Ecija
The quiet community of
Bibiclat is one of the 26 barangays of the
municipality of Aliaga.
Aliaga"
is
a 4th class
municipality
in the
province
of
Nueva Ecija
on Luzon,,
Philippines,
about 70 m. N. by W. of Manila.
It has a comparatively cool and healthful
climate, and is pleasantly situated about midway between
the Pampanga Grande and the Pampanga Chico rivers, and
in a large and fertile valley of which the principal
products are Indian corn, rice, sugar and tobacco.
Tagalog
is the most important language; Ilocano, Pampango and
Pangasinan are also used.
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Agriculture
is the main industry of the people because of its
natural rich soil. Lowland crops such rice, corn,
onions, vegetables and sugarcane are produced in great
quantities and Nueva Ecija is widely referred to as the
Rice bowl of the country that is why people in Aliaga
referred to farming as a source of their income and
livelihood as well. Agriculture has played a vital role
in the molding the culture of the people. The typical
Novo Ecijano family is tightly knit and is the basic
working unit on the farm.
Aliaga is
politically subdivided into 26
barangays.
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Betes
-
Bibiclat
-
Bucot
-
La Purisima
-
Magsaysay
-
Macabucod
-
Pantoc
-
Poblacion Centro
-
Poblacion East I
-
Poblacion East II
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Poblacion WestIII
-
Poblacion WestIV
-
San Carlos
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San Emiliano
-
San Eustacio
-
San Felipe Bata
-
San Felipe Matanda
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San Juan
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San Pablo Bata
-
San Pablo Matanda
-
Santa Monica
-
Santiago
-
Santo Rosario
-
Santo Tomas
-
Sunson
-
Umangan
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