Land Use

Land Area

Area (km2)

Commercial

0.9 km2

Residential
Land area occupied by barangay
Industrial
Barangay
Agricultural
Brgy. Lantic
Institutional
Brgy. Bancal
Other Uses
Brgy. Cabilang Baybay
Total
Brgy. Mabuhay

6.12 km2
4.19 km2
Percentage Occupied
6.09 km2
55%
1.25 km2
17%
12.37 km2
10%
30.92 km2
8%

Brgy. Maduya

6%

Brgy. Milagrosa

2%

Brgy. Poblacion 1
Brgy. Poblacion 2
Brgy. Poblacion 3
Brgy. Poblacion 4
Brgy. Poblacion 5

2%

Brgy. Poblacion 6
Brgy. Poblacion 7
Brgy. Poblacion 8

CARMONA PROFILE

Geography
Carmona is located on the southeastern part of the province of Cavite,
approximately 36 kilometres (22 mi) south ofManila and 24 kilometres (15 mi)
[4]
from Trece Martires City, Cavites provincial capital. It is bounded on the north, east
and south by the City of Bian, Laguna, Municipality of General Mariano
Alvarez (GMA) on the northwest and Silangon the southwest. The geographic
coordinates of Carmona are about 14.32 latitude and 121.06 longitude.

Land area
With a total land area of 3,092 hectares or 30.92 square kilometers, Carmona
represented 2.17% of the total land area of the province. These areas are currently
occupied by 14 barangays of which 7 are considered Poblacion barangays and 7
others are regular barangays. Barangay Lantic is the largest area while Barangay 2
has the smallest area.

Topography
The topography of Carmona is generally flat to strongly rolling or sloping, partly
lowland and partly hill. Carmona is divided into four physiographical areas: the lowest
lowland area, the lowland area, the central hilly area and the upland mountainous
area.[7]

The lowest lowland area is generally flat plain. This area comprises the
Barangay Maduya and a small portion of Cabilang Baybay.

The lowland area consists of the flat plains and valley areas where there are
parts that are not even ground. The area can be found in Poblacion 1 through 8,
and in a small portion of Lantic, Milagrosa, Cabilang Baybay and Mabuhay.

The central hilly area is generally found on the mountain foothills. It forms
the rolling tuffaceous plateau. This topography includes steep hills, ridges and an
elevated inland valley. This area comprises the rest of Barangay Milagrosa, a
small portion of Barangay Cabilang Baybay and the middle portion of Barangay
Mabuhay and Lantic.

The upland mountainous area is the hilly and mountainous area. This area
comprises the western part of Carmona including the Barangay Bancal and the
rest of Barangay Mabuhay and Lantic. It is situated at a very high elevation.

Slope
The first slope of the municipality is 0-3%; broad to level or nearly level is classified
as under 0-3% slope. This is generally the flat plain level lands of the Barangay
Maduya.
The second slope, ranging from 3 to 8%, is gently sloping areas with land sloping,
gently undulating and rolling. This area comprises Poblacion 1 through 8, and also a
portion of Cabilang Baybay with a small portion of Barangays Milagrosa and Mabuhay.
In the central area of the municipality is a slope ranging from 8 to 18%. This area
comprises the rest of Barangay Milagrosa, a small portion of Barangay Cabilang
Baybay and the middle portion of Barangay Mabuhay and Lantic.
And the last slope of municipality ranges from 15% to more than 40%. This area
comprises the western part of Carmona including the Barangay Bancal and the rest of
Barangay Mabuhay and Lantic.

Water resources
Inland water bodies serve as natural boundaries with neighboring municipalities and
drain its surface waters towards Manila Bay and Laguna Bay. These are the San
Gabriel River on the eastern boundaries with GMA, Cavite and Carmona River on the
western boundaries with Bian, Laguna.
The hydrological network of the town is composed of main rivers and tributaries. It
also has springs, waterfalls and artesian wells. Deep wells provide water supply for
both domestic and irrigation purposes.

Elevation
Carmona is an elevation of about 38 to 87 meters or 125 to 285 feet above sea level.
The lowest elevation is Barangay Maduya, while the Poblacion Areas (Barangay 18),
Barangay Cabilang Baybay, the northern part of Mabuhay, Milagrosa and Lantic are
at an average elevation, the southern part of Milagrosa is situated at a higher
elevation, and Barangay Bancal and the rest of Barangay Mabuhay and Lantic are
situated at a very high elevation.

Fault line
Carmona is included in the Valley Fault System. The line of the Valley Fault
System starts from the Sierra Madre and passes through in this town.

Climate
Carmona has a Type I climate characterized by two pronounced seasons: dry from
November to April and wet during rest of the year. Maximum rainfall usually occurs
from June to September. The average annual rainfall is 200 millimeters with a peak of
400 millimeters in August.
The average annual temperature is 27.2 C. The highest temperature occurs during
the month of May while the lowest occurs during the month of January.

The predominant wind direction comes from the southwest during the month of June
to September and from the northwest during the month of October to January, while
from February to April, the wind is coming from the southeast, predominantly in the
month of May.
The average humidity of Carmona is 81%. This makes the municipality cooler than
the Metropolitan Manila Area where the average humidity is higher.

Climate data for Carmona Cavite, Philippines

Mont

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Year

Average

29

29

31

32

33

31

30

30

30

30

30

29

30

high C (F)

(84)

(84)

(88)

(90)

(91)

(88)

(86)

(86)

(86)

(86)

(86)

(84)

(86)

Average low

23

23

24

25

26

25

25

25

25

25

24

24

24

C (F)

(73)

(73)

(75)

(77)

(79)

(77)

(77)

(77)

(77)

(77)

(75)

(75)

(75)

Average pre

1.3

0.9

1.9

12.1

25.1

29.4

41.6

33.8

15.4

11.1

5.3

cipitation m

(0.0

(0.0

(0.0

(0.4

(0.9

(1.1

(1.6

(1.3

(0.6

(0.4

(0.2

m (inches)

51)

35)

75)

76)

88)

57)

38)

31)

06)

37)

09)

0.5
(0.02)

178.
3
(7.0
2)

Soil properties
The eastern side of Cavite consists of Carmona clay loam with streaks of Carmona
clay loam steep phase and Carmona sandy clay loam. This type of soil is granular
with tuffaceous material and concretions. It is hard and compact when dry, sticky and
plastic when wet. This type of soil is planted with rice with irrigation or sugarcane
without irrigation. Fruit trees such as mango, avocado and citrus are also grown in
this type of soil.

Mineral resources
Cavite coastal areas have marl and conglomerate sedimentary rocks and some
igneous rocks which are prominent in the high, mountainous regions of the western
part of the province. Carmona reserves and deposits of sand, clay and gravel
materials are found in Sitio Ulong Tubig, Mabuhay.

Economy
The economy of Carmona is generally agricultural. Almost half of its total land area is
devoted to agriculture.
In 2000, the total land area devoted to agriculture was 609 or roughly 19.60% of the
total land area of Carmona, which is 3,902 hectares. 230 hectares are irrigated areas
all of which are currently planted with rice and vegetables, 30 hectares are upland
rice areas, 122.5 hectares are for diversified trees and crops, and the other 211.5
hectares are considered pasture land.
There are 217 farmers in the Municipality engaged in planting and farming. Crops and
livestock farmers are distributed among 14 barangays of Carmona.
However, with the implementation of the CALABARZON growth area, the municipality
of Carmona has slowly become an industrial enclave in the province. The advent of
industrialization has threatened the agricultural base of Carmona. As of April 1999,
land used for rice production has gone down; sugarcane plantation has decreased
considerably and those land uses for other crops and vegetables totaled 84.5
hectares during the same year.
At present, the programs and services of the Department of Agriculture (DA) are
focused on five priority programs: a sustained self-sufficiency program for rice and
corn, strengthening of production market linkage, an acceleration of livelihood
program, aggressive assistance to organizational development of farmers, and
assistance to agriculture-related priority programs of other government agencies.

Crop production
The major crops produced in the municipality are lowland and upland rice and
sugarcane. Other crops grown are corn, vegetables, root crops, and fruit trees.

Fruits and vegetables production

In 2000, an area covering some 23.5 hectares was planted with various crops and
fruit trees. These yielded an estimated 444 metric tons of assorted products.

Livestock and poultry production

Livestock and poultry raising in the municipality are largely backyard family
enterprises. Animals raised are generally for home consumption and an additional
income source for the family. Total production of livestock and poultry in 1999
registered a head count of 7,907. Pigs raised for human consumption or for breeding
purposes are estimated at 1,675, while the equally popular poultry raising produced
about 4,472 head. An estimated 1,013 head of cattle, 31 head of carabaos and 716
goats were also produced. Based on reports of the municipal Agricultural Officer, the
total livestock and poultry production in the municipality is still below the sufficiency
level for beef, pork meat and eggs.

Industry
Industrialization in the '90s accounts for the rapid growth of Carmona's business
community from an otherwise quaint agricultural town in the 1950s. Brought about
by huge capital from the national government, the industrial complexes bolstered the
increase of the municipality's revenues and the change in the people's lifestyle.
There are eight existing industrial complexes in the towns. Its proximity to Manila and
at the same time being the gateway to the Calabarzon area made Carmona a
promising venue for business.
On the other hand, the local government has been very supportive of the investors.
There are 114 factories in eight industrial parks/complexes to date. At present there
are the eight industrial complexes strewn along the Governor's Drive, in a total of
419.31 hectares, making up 13.56% of the town's land area. Ranging from 9 to 100
hectares, these industrial estates are complete with amenities, secured, and in close
coordination with the municipal government through the Carmona Business Club and
other agencies.

Business
Carmona is composed of 975 commercial and business establishments. One is the
Walter Mart Commercial Center situated at the Macaria Business Park which covers a
land area of 13.13 ha.
Over 1100 duly registered commercial and financial establishments conduct trading,
banking, servicing, settlements, recreation and entertainment.

Commercial and financial

One of the biggest commercial subdivisions in town is the Macaria Business Park in
Barangay Mabuhay which houses Waltermart in its 13.13 hectare lot. Recently,
fastfood chains and restaurants have been opened to compete for regular patronage
at the Paseo de Carmona in Barangay Maduya.
Moreover, numerous traders and retailers are housed in the bustling Carmona Public
Market.
The bulk of commercial activities come from wholesale/retail enterprises, which
comprise a total of 619 establishments. There are also service-related
establishments: businesses, food shops and amusement operators, with 35 banks
and other lending institutions. Among the major banking institutions that cater to the

financial needs of businesses in Carmona and neighboring towns are Bank of

Philippine Islands (BPI), Metrobank, Banco de Oro (BDO), Chinatrust Bank, China
Bank, RCBC, and Union Bank.

Social Sector & Services

Transportation
Carmona is accessible by various land-based transport vehicles from Manila and
other nearby provinces and cities taking two alternative routes: South Luzon
Expressway (SLEX) and the Cavite Coastal Road passing through Aguinaldo Highway
and Dasmarias/GMA Roads. It may be reached through public utility jeepneys and
buses. It is a 15-minute drive from Alabang, Bian, Laguna and GMA and 45-minute
travel from Trece Martires City. A transport terminal was established in the Carmona
Public Market for commuters going to Manila, Bianand GMA. Ordinary and first class
air conditioned buses coming from Bian, Laguna use the National Road to pick up
passengers in Carmona going to Manila

Housing
The Municipality has a total population of 68,135 in 14,885 households. The
Municipality has enough dwelling units for the residents. Most of the residents own
their houses; some are renting (apartment type) and some are on the sharing
arrangement basis. Almost all the households have basic amenities of comfortable
living, equipped with modern appliances, conveniences of modern living and
sufficient lighting facilities. The constituents have access to potable water.

Canyon Ranch Canyon Ranch is

the
only
first-class,
private
residential
community
in
the
Philippines
that
is
ideally
complemented with exceptional
terrain,
location
and
climate.
Located in Barangay Lantic.

Carmona Estates A subdivision managed by Property Company of Friends,

Inc. or Pro-Friends. Located in Barangay Lantic. Subdivisions within Carmona
Estates:

Kinnari Village

Pinecrest Village

Amandala Village

Cedar Village

The Oaks Village

Manila Southwoods Residential Estate a subdivision inside Manila

Southwoods. There is also a manor located there; this is Calabarzons first
Philippines condominium-hotel infrastructure. Located in Southwoods Avenue,
Barangay Cabilang Baybay.

Other subdivisions and villages:

Carmona Townhomes (Barangay Milagrosa)

Villa Allegre Subdivision (Barangay Mabuhay)

Woodland Hills (Barangay Bancal)

Carmona Heights Subdivision (Barangay Mabuhay)

Villa Sorteo (Barangay Milagrosa)

Montecarlo Subdivision (Barangay Bancal)

Altarez Village (Barangay Maduya)

Macaria Village (Barangay Milagrosa)

Hillside and Riverside Subdivision (Barangay Lantic)

Health services
Health is both means and an end of development. Improved health increases the
productive capacity of the population. The Municipality of Carmona is expected to
provide better facilities, services and personnel in specialized roles to promote,
protect and maintain good health. The availability and access to health services are
significant and contributory factors towards the attainment of good health.
The Pagamutang Bayan ng Carmona and the Rural Health Unit (RHU), both managed
by the local government unit, cater to the medical needs of the residents of
Carmona. The Pagamutang Bayan ng Carmona, manned by twenty-six (26) medical
personnel, operates on a 24-hour basis (including drivers).

The primary function of the Pagamutang Bayan ng Carmona (PBC) is to render

services to those who seek curative care. Aside from this, PBC also manages to work
hand in hand with the Municipal Health Office (MHO) in promoting preventive
medicine. In order to enhance the health population, the rural health units are
undertaking immunization programs for the prevention of such diseases as
tuberculosis, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, bronchopneumonia and measles, and the
promotion of breast-feeding for infants. They are also conducting nutrition classes to
lessen the occurrence of malnutrition especially among residents to prevent the rapid
increase in population.
The main health center in the municipality is located in Barangay 4. A total of eleven
barangay health centers or substations of the RHU are established in different
barangays. In terms of health personnel, there are fifteen medical staff including 2
nurses and 11 midwives, 1 doctor and 1 medical technician.
In addition to the rural health units and the Pagamutang Bayan, there are also eleven
private clinics operating in the municipality. Eleven clinics are privately owned and
one clinic is under the supervision of government health workers.

Peace and order

The local police force works in close cooperation with other PNP units and agencies
both in the provincial and national level. Extending support to its efforts, the
Carmona Traffic Management Office oversees road safety and regulations. Moreover,
emergencies and fires are quickly responded to by the local Bureau of Fire Station
with additional enforcements from other fire stations in Cavite.
Among the industrialized towns in Cavite, Carmona is considered the most
peaceful. It has a very low crime rate at 7.15%, with a crime solution efficiency of
90%, despite the unfavorable policeman-to-population ratio of 1:1,788. This is made
possible through the concerted efforts of the Carmona PNP, private volunteer groups,
and organizations with the local government taking the lead.
Working hand in hand with the local government is the Bureau of Fire Protection
which is always ready especially in times of disaster. It has widened its facilities by
coordinating with the other BFP offices in the province.
Traffic in Carmona is generally smooth as there are deployed enforcers regulating
traffic flow especially in choke points. This is handled by the Carmona Traffic
Management Office.

Environmental management
The municipality is committed to work for economic growth without compromising
ecological preservation and protection. This was reinforced with the establishment of
the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) last 1997 to work

hand in hand with the community and stakeholders towards the realization of
harmonious coexistence with the environment.
Environmental Compliance of industrial establishments evidenced by their
Environmental Compliance Certificates (ECCs), Wastewater Discharge Permits, Permit
to Operate Air Pollution installations, integrated waste management, good
housekeeping practices and the activities of their designated pollution control officers
are monitored by the MENRO as part of its annual routine activity and basis for
business permit evaluation. The office also offers technical assistance in order for
industries to comply with the law at the minimum and set further goals for
continuous improvement of environmental performance.
In 2002, Carmona won the coveted Gawad Galing Pook Award for excellence in good
governance. Carmona Ecology Center was cited as a showcase of good practice in
solid waste management

Landmarks

Religious and historical sites

The people of Carmona actively participated in the revolution against the Spaniards.
Carmona also witnessed the Filipinos resistance against the Japanese forces. During
the Japanese occupation, some of Carmonas prominent houses were used as
Japanese headquarters while the hills became the stronghold of Filipino
revolutionaries.
Like other towns, Carmona also has historical sites and buildings related to wars.
Only a few were during the Spanish period. Most of the historical events were during
World War II.

Fuente (big irrigation dam) Patubig 1900: Conference of the Spanish

Cacedores.

Simbahang Kastila April 1800: Built during the Spanish Reign and then
became the center of the sona during the Japanese occupation.

Bahay ni Estanislao Paular 19411945: The Niponggo (Japanese) official

office in the Second World War.

Bahay ni Alkalde Juan Zamora 19401945: The office of the Japanese

leaders.

Carmona Elementary School (Gabaldon

temporary hospital for the citizens.

Glorietta 1942: Destroyed during the Japanese occupation.

Type)

19411945:

The

Carmona Cemetery libingan bayan 19411945: The slain were buried

here during the Japanese occupation.

Carmona Elementary School (Gonzales Type) 19411945: Served as

hospital of the guerrillas and the residents of Carmona.

Natural attractions

Ulong Tubig Pool The spring water comes from an adjacent hill in the area,
located in Sitio Ulong Tubig, Barangay Mabuhay. This also serves as a source
of irrigation for farmers in Carmona. It is a pool formed by natural spring water
emanating from the adjacent hill. The pool leads to an irrigation pump, which
supplies a vast number of rice fields in Carmona. The area is shaded by
coconut trees and other greenery. In the morning, the water appears to be
very clear. However, in the afternoon, it changes to a green hue due to algae
disturbed by the swimmers.

Pasong Buhangin River One of the cleanest and greenest bodies of water
in Cavite. Located in Sitio Pasong Buhangin, Barangay Lantic.

Sports attractions

Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club

Located at Southwoods Avenue, Barangay
Cabilang Baybay. This exclusive club caters
mostly to local and international golfers. The
18-hole golf course was designed by the worldrenowned golfer Jack Nicklaus and developed
by the Fil-Estate Development Corporation. Not
only does this place attract a number of tourists, but it is also a venue for
private and government-sponsored meetings and workshops.

San Lazaro Leisure & Business Park Located in Barangay Lantic. A twinoval P400 million horse racing track is the premier venue for the best horse

races in the country. The horse races are always

well-attended, with the promise of winning a large
wad of cash. If you do get to win or just want to win
more money, visit the nearby PAGCOR San Lazaro
casino. The casino has the latest gambling
machines in the country. If you do get hungry
playing, you can also check the various gastronomic
dining choices in the club. This is managed by the
Manila Jockey Club

Carmona Racing Circuit Is the venue for most of the popular

karting competition in the Philippines. Carmona Racing Circuit is a permanent
motorbike racing and karting circuit outside Metro Manila. The track includes
four alternative configurations (consisting of circuit distances from 1 km to
750 m). Located in Barangay Bancal.

Carmona Baseball Academy The baseball field, located in Brgy. Lantic,

consists of three baseball diamonds. G.E. & H Academy is committed to
provide baseball training for free to the youth of Carmona in accordance with
the sports program of the municipal government. The Baseball Educational
Tour and Training started on February 2008. G.E. & H Academy donated
baseball gear and equipment.

Carmona Firing Range Located in Barangay Milagrosa near San

Lazaro/Casino Filipino. Carmona Firing Range is managed by Carmona Cavite
Integrated Shooters Gun Club (CCIS).

Paragliding at Carmona Located in the foothills in Barangay Lantic. It is a

growing adventure sport that attracts people from all walks of life mainly
because of the feeling of freedom it gives when you are soaring in the skies.
Because of the two distinct windy seasons in the Philippines that allow for
long, exciting flights along the countrys ridges and cliffs, paragliding can
almost be done anywhere.

Recreational attractions

Paseo de Carmona A retail complex of Carmona launched in 2007. It is highly

accessible to residents of surrounding communities. Paseo de Carmona is
home to numerous enterprises ranging from business centers, banks and
salons, fastfood chains and restaurants opened to compete for regular
patronage for great-tasting food, to intimate folk jams and videoke. Paseo
offers clean fun all night.

Waltermart Carmona Branch A shopping center located in Macaria Business

Park Governor's drive Barangay Mabuhay. It is known for its proximity to
Carmona Town Proper.

Carmona Square As in Paseo de Carmona, it also has fastfood chains etc.

Located in Governor's Drive Corner of Cabilang Baybay. It is known for its
proximity to Carmona town proper.

Carmona Serenata 24/7 Entertainment Complex (U.C.) An entertainment

complex located in Macaria Business Park, Governor's Drive, Barangay
Mabuhay.

Eco-tourism

Carmona Organic Demo Farm Located in Barangay Lantic. This farm was
cited as a showcase of good practice in agriculture.

Carmona Ecology Center Located in Barangay Lantic. The Center was cited
as a showcase of good practice in solid waste management in the country.

Resorts

The Viewfort Venue Viewfort is a fastidious resort, accommodation, and

events venue located along Governor's Drive in Barangay Cabilang Baybay.
With its landscaped and expansive gardens, this resort stands incomparable in
beauty and service. The breathtaking views of Laguna Lake from the top of
the hill will surely relax your eyes and body as well.

Sylvia's Place Located on Market Road Barangay Maduya.

Municipal Pool Located in the middle of the fields of Barangay Lantic and it is
managed by the Local Government of Carmona.

Villa San Pascual Resort - Located also in the middle of the fields of Barangay
Lantic.

Other attractions

Carmona Public Market (CPM) Located on Market Road Brgy. Maduya, the
only public market in the town was conceptualized in the latter part of 1995
Image, during the first term of the incumbent mayor as part of his efforts to

boost the commercial status of the municipality. From its inception, the prime
consideration in the design and construction of the public market is to
emphasize its uniqueness. Other considerations were its accessibility to
differently abled individuals and total shopping convenience for the patrons.

Carmona Town Plaza The Plaza and the central area of the town located in
Brgy. 4 J.M. Loyola at the Poblacion Area. Located here are Hon. Marciano
Mapanoo Park, and the first parish in Cavite to have been dedicated to St.
Joseph, St. Joseph Parish Church or Parroquia de Carmona, and the museum of
Carmona, Museo de Carmona.

Education
The education sector in Carmona improved in many aspects of endeavor. In line with
the local government's thrust of enhancing quality education, the Department of
Education (DepEd), particularly the District of Carmona and Carmona National High
School, with the full support of the local government unit, implemented various
programs and projects that intensified the education sector in achieving its goals.
As early as 1995, various programs for the improvement of quality education started
with a vision of producing competitive students from both the elementary and
secondary levels. Carmona posted a literacy rate of 89%. The local government
started with the computerization of all schools. Each public school was given
computer units and students were provided with computer lessons. This is in
consonance with the belief that modern technology and equipment are considered
factors in enhancing better education. To address the increasing number of enrollees
and students, the LGU conceptualized the construction of 2-story buildings in
different schools in Carmona.
At present, the municipality has a substantial number of classrooms and teachers to
meet the learning needs of the school age population. As of School Year 20052006,
the municipality has 50 educational institutions, 28 of which are public schools while
17 are privately run. The public schools are categorized into 18 pre-schools, 9
elementary, 1 secondary, and 1 tertiary school. The private educational institutions
are composed of 10 pre-schools, 7 elementary, 3 secondary/high school, and a
computer college.
Public/private (tertiary)

Cavite State University (Carmona Campus) Market Road, Brgy. Maduya

STI e-College Southwoods Southwoods Avenue, Brgy. Maduya

Imus Computer College Carmona Branch Gov. Drive, Brgy. Maduya [23]

Public (secondary)

Carmona National High School Barangay Poblacion 8

Public (elementary)

Carmona Elementary School Barangay Poblacion 8

Maduya Elementary School Barangay Maduya

Mabuhay Elementary School Barangay Mabuhay

Cabilang Baybay Elementary School Barangay Cabilang Baybay

Milagrosa Main Elementary School Barangay Milagrosa

Milagrosa West Elementary School Phase 3, Barangay Milagrosa

Lantic Elementary School Barangay Lantic

Bancal Elementary School Barangay Bancal

Paligawan Matanda Elementary School Sitio Paligawan Matanda, Barangay

Lantic

Public (pre-school/day care)

Carmona Elementary School (inside) Barangay Poblacion 8

Maduya Elementary School (inside) Barangay Maduya

Mabuhay Elementary School (inside) Barangay Mabuhay

Cabilang Baybay Elementary School (inside) Barangay Cabilang Baybay

Milagrosa Elementary School (Main) (inside) Barangay Milagrosa

Milagrosa Elementary School (West) (inside) Barangay Milagrosa

Lantic Elementary School (inside) Barangay Lantic

Bancal Elementary School (inside) Barangay Bancal

Rural Improvement Club Children Center (Under DA) Barangay Poblacion 4

San Jose Day Care Center Barangay Poblacion 2

Milagrosa Day CareCenter IV Barangay Milagrosa

San Roque Day Care Center Barangay Cabilang Baybay

Maduya Day Care Center Barangay Maduya

Mabuhay Day Care Center Barangay Mabuhay

San Agustin Day Care Center Barangay Bancal

Lantic Day Care Center Barangay Lantic

Private (pre-school/learning center/elementary/high school/college)

Colegio de San Jose Magallanes St, Barangay Poblacion 6

Holy Christian Academy Carmona Townhomes Barangay Milagrosa

Children of Mary Immaculate School Barangay Poblacion 1

Cornerstone Christian Academy Barangay Mabuhay

Koramfil Christian School Barangay Milagrosa

Reyjoice Learning School Barangay Mabuhay

Carmona Christian School Barangay Maduya

Aranda Educational Institute Governor's Drive, Barangay Bancal

St. Anthony De Carmelli Academy Carmona Estates, Barangay Lantic

Beatitudes Technological & Theological College Carmona Townhomes

Barangay Milagrosa and Phase 4 Barangay Milagrosa

Toddlers Smart Learning Center Barangay Mabuhay

Zion Academy Barangay Mabuhay

Kumon Learning Center Macaria Business Center, Barangay Mabuhay

Carmona Existing Land Use

ACTUAL 2010
LAND USE CATEGORIES
AREA

% OF TOTAL LAND AREA

1030.
09

33.31

RESIDENTIAL

350.38

11.33

COMMERCIAL

62.55

2.02

INSTITUTIONAL

14.67

0.47

107.83

3.49

107.70

3.48

0.13

0.00

PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS

197.55

6.39

MUNICIPAL FACILITIES

15.39

0.50

127.76

4.13

51.40

1.66

3.00

0.10

0.00

0.00

INDUSTRIAL

297.11

9.61

AGRICULTURAL

903.2
2

29.21

187.00

6.05

187.00

6.05

20.00

0.65

0.00

0.00

URBAN USE

INFRASTRUCTURE & UTILITIES

ROADS

CELL SITES

MSW GOLF & COUNTRY

CLUB

MJC-SL HIPPODROME

CARMONA RACING CIRCUIT

COMMERCIAL
RECREATIONAL CENTER

SAFDZ

COMMUNAL/SORTEO

*PRIVATE RICELANDS

**UPLAND FARMING(NEW)