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Saturday, 30 August 2008 17:56

Water Supply & Facilities Sources of Irrigation Water Irrigation water abound in the province. This is shown by the existence of quite a number of rivers and creeks.These rivers and creeks have an estimated mean discharge (LPS) of 24,768.63 during dry season and 147.415.93 during wet season. Ibuna river registered the biggest discharge with a mean discharge (LPS) of 25,231.88 during wet season.

Estimated River/Creek Discharge By Location
Aurora Province

 

Name of River/Creek/Spring

 

Location

Mean Discharge (LPS)

Dry Season

Wet Season

1. Pacugao River

2. Dipanamyanan Creek

3. Diaslit Creek

4. Caunayn Creek

5. Binigwang Creek

6. Ditumabo River

7. Dipalang River

8. Palukpok Creek

9. Diteki Creek

10. Alumanian Creek

11. Kataguman River

12. Pinamacan River

13. Dibulo River

14. Dimaseset Creek

15. Amro River

16. Singip Creek

17. Gumaninang River

18. Calabgan River

19. Esperanza Spring

20. Cozo Creek

21. Sambay Creek

22. Talaytay River

23. Simbahan Creek

24. Inipit Creek

25. Paleg River

26. Abitunan River

27. Dimabuno Creek

28. Moncadel Creek

29. Baul Creek

30. Malamig Spring

31. Bazal River

32. Pacugao River

33. Kabatangan River

34. San Leonardo River

35. Baubo River

36. Malanes Creek

37. Kailugan River

38. Malacawayan River

39. Buli-Buli Creek

40. Ibuna River

41. Sikbing River

42. Tanawan River

43. Langawan River

44. Davil-Davilan River

45. Sapang Dingalan River

Baler

Baler

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

San Luis

Dilasag

Dilasag

Dilasag

Dilasag

Dilasag

Dilasag

Casiguran

Casiguran

Casiguran

Casiguran

Casiguran

Dinalungan

Dinalungan

Dinalungan

Dinalungan

Dipaculao

Dipaculao

Dipaculao

Dipaculao

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Ma. Aurora

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

Dingalan

656.07

324.48

1,376.00

307.35

690.36

2,020.22

1,533.00

-

277.91

-

385.00

1,316.00

1,130.00

76.00

2,529.00

208.00

138.00

1,830.00

220.00

332.00

655.00

653.00

225.00

310.66

156.00

1,827.13

174.00

34.85

-

1,070.00

1,424.00

752.00

877.70

-

-

972.00

-

-

-

-

-

-

140.90

-

147.00

7,453.00

503.67

2,094.00

1,040.00

1,420.00

3,050.00

2,350.00

6,440.00

139.11

3,049.02

660.00

2,820.00

2,240.00

170.00

3,808.00

444.00

342.00

2,888.00

501.00

1,249.00

1,025.00

1,645.00

349.00

-

-

1,750.75

553.68

471.81

1,428.29

1,325.00

2,317.00

1,462.00

4,410.19

8,937.47

1,110.68

1,746.00

9,559.35

5,366.56

102.90

25,231.88

22,510.00

2,895.46

4,764.96

5,011.15

781.00

Total

-

24,768.63

147,415.93

Source: NIA, 2000

There are 79 existing communal irrigation system in the province distributed in all municipalities and 2 national irrigation system located in Baler and San Luis. The irrigation system has a service area of 8,436 hectares (Table 46).

                                                                                                Existing Irrigation System

                                                                                                            Aurora Province

 

Municipality

Number of

NIS

Number of CIS

Area

(ha)

Baler

Maria Aurora

Dipaculao

Dilasag

Casiguran

Dinalungan

Dingalan

San Luis

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

4

18

10

13

9

7

7

11

847

1,971

927

1,101

2,000

486

438

666

Total

2

79

8,436

Source: NIA, 2000

Domestic Water Supply 

Facilities for water supply in the province are classified into level 1, level 2, and level 3. The level 1 type source its water from deep wells/free flowing wells, Shallow wells and spring development, while levels 2 and 3 are communal faucet systems or stand pipes and municipal waterworks systems or individual households connections, respectively. The town proper of Baler and Dipaculao are being served by the LWUA.

All municipalities of Aurora has level 1 and 3 water facilities except Dilasag which lacks level 3 type of water source. On the other hand, Baler, Casiguran, Dinalungan, and Dilasag have level 2 type of water facilities. In terms of households’ number being served, level 1 serves 8.622 households, followed by level 3 with 3,911 households and only 303 households rely on level 2 water facilities.

Water Supply Facilities by Municipality
Aurora Province

 

Municipality

Water Supply Facilities

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Baler

Casiguran

Dinalungan

Dingalan

Dilasag

Dipaculao

Maria Aurora

San Luis

64

30

716

496

1,368

1,317

3,442

1,189

35

184

82

-

2

-

-

-

1,559

10

519

19

-

552

139

1,113

Total

8,622

303

3,911

Source: Consolidated Land Use Plan, AIADP, 2000

Note: Level 1 – includes public deep wells/shallow wells, private well, spring development
        Level 2 – communal faucets system or standpipes
        Level 3 – Municipal waterworks system or individual households connection

 

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