Babayuan, Amulung, Cagayan
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No specific or exact explanation was made why this place became a barrio but there was an account how this barrio came into existence.
This place was located at the side of Cagayan River and it is along the National Highway. It is in between Barangay Anquiray and Barangay Concepcion.
Many of its inhabitants or early settlers were already Christianized at the time when this place became barrio because they were influenced by the different people of other places. According to the old folks, the first inhabitants were immigrants of Kalinga who came from different places but the people in Barangay Babayuan are Itawes and ilocano.
According to some people of this place, this Barangay was named after the word “BABAYUAN” MEANING THE FAMOUS PLACE FOR POUNDING rice and corn, and also ABBAYUAN grains for food to eat. The people of Babayuan practically defend their livelihood on planting rice, corn, vegetables, tobacco and some fishing.
Healthy and Productive BABAYUEÑOS living in a progressive, self-reliant community achieved through sustainable programs and services.
1. BNC Reactivated and functional 2. all sari-sari stalls and households utilizing and selling iodized salts and fortified products. 3. Maintain Good Nutritional Status among pre-school children and reduce the prevalence of Protein Energy Malnutrition (PEM) among Wasted School children. 4. Barangay with active/functional BNS and BHW
Joanne T. Bulaqui
Vivian T. Palaya
Wilson B. Banares
Elijah Trent M. Javier
Benjamin V. Caulo
Ariel D. Malazarte
Ma. Rowena T. Sibayan
Jerry A. Carpio
Secretary: Vanessa S. Sibayan
Treasurer: Eduardo A. Fania
Jayvin M. Cannu
April Eroso
Ronald Gimeno
John Vic Sibayan
Jhustine Diza
Jerry Ancheta
Christian Bulaqui
Jade Marose Liggayu
Secretary: Daniel Sibbaluca
Treasurer: Aljohn Banares
Other Barangay Demographic Data
Barangay Babayuan shares a common border with the following barangays:
North: Anquiray
South: Conception
East: Marobbob
West: Abolo
