Siblot

Barangay Siblot got its name from the Siblot dam constructed at the Ambayaoan River and was formerly called Sablot dam which in turn got its name from Siblot Trees that were abound the vicinity during the first quarter of the 19th century.

Siblot is bounded by Poblacion East on the north; Cacabugaoan on the east, on the south by barangays Nining and San Jose; and on the west by Barangay San Roque.

Its existence as a barangay in the early 60s by virtue  of a municipal resolution, to the people in this barangay, acknowledged the pioneers who came from Candon, Ilocos Sir and Sarrat, Ilocos Norte. They were led by Manuel Peralta, Fabian, Gapasin, Mauricio,  Bautista, Enrique Sabinay, Simeon Abuan and among others.

Endowed with a total land area of a 244 hectares , it is now the residence of some 978 peace loving, and hardworking citizens of the town.

Boundaries :

          North :Brgy. Cabitnongan                                          South  :Brgys, Nining, San Jose

          East    :Brgys. Pob. East, Nagkaysa                             West   :Brgy. Calaocan

Distance from Poblacion (kms.) :     2 km

Road Type :     Concrete

Seasons :

          Dry – December to April                                            

Wet – May to November                                           

Average Annual Rainfall (mm.)                                   147.21 mm

Average Monthly Temperature (Celsius)                       29.15°C

Status of Land classification (has.):        

Major River  :  

Soil Type      :     Umingan Sandy Loam

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