Name of Municipality: ANGONO

Province: Rizal

Total Land Area: 1,282.35 hectares

Location: Angono lies 29.38 km. east of Manila. It is situated on the southwestern portion of the province of Rizal.

BARANGAY is the smallest political unit in the Philippines. It functions as ultimate planner and implementator of the national government's policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the community. It serves as a forum wherein the collective opinion of the people may be expressed, crystallized and considered. People disputes are likewise settled amicably in the barangay.

• Bagumbayan (2,831)
• Kalayaan (9,765)
• Poblacion Ibaba (2,098)
• Poblacion Itaas (807)
• San Isidro (19,487)
• San Pedro (2,097)
• San Roque (8,734)
• San Vicente (10,388)
• Sto. Niño (2,815)
• Mahabang Parang (15,646)

San Isidro, Mahabang Parang and San Roque are the three (3) largest barangays, comprising of 91% of the town's total land area.

Geographical Boundaries: Taytay on the northwest; Antipolo on the north; Teresa on the northeast; Binangonan on the southeast; Laguna de Bay on the southwest.

Topography: The land is actually dominated by the alluvial river valley of terrain of Angono which varies from gently to moderately sloping areas with slope categories ranging from 0 to more that 50%.

Soil Type: Clay soils are dominant.

Population: 74,668 (2000 Census)

Growth Rate: 5.01%

No. of Household: 15,740 (2000 Census)

Economic Structure: Manufacturing, Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry

Revenue: Php 52,390,077.82 (2001)
               Php 54,303,584.30 (2000)
               Php 45,086,033.34 (1999)
               Php 38,618,722.67 (1998)
               Php 37.2 million (1997)