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    Bineng is a barangay located in La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines. During pre-Spanish times, the area was covered in thick forest inhabited by wildlife. The population increased during the Spanish period as people migrated from the valley to escape forced labor and high taxes. Today, Bineng has a population of 1,802 based on the 2020 census and residents engage in agriculture, trade, and transportation activities. The barangay has rural infrastructure including roads, utilities, and hydropower facilities. The surrounding forest is important to the local environment.

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    Bineng is a barangay located in La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines. During pre-Spanish times, the area was covered in thick forest inhabited by wildlife. The population increased during the Spanish period as people migrated from the valley to escape forced labor and high taxes. Today, Bineng has a population of 1,802 based on the 2020 census and residents engage in agriculture, trade, and transportation activities. The barangay has rural infrastructure including roads, utilities, and hydropower facilities. The surrounding forest is important to the local environment.

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    Bineng is a barangay located in La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines. During pre-Spanish times, the area was covered in thick forest inhabited by wildlife. The population increased during the Spanish period as people migrated from the valley to escape forced labor and high taxes. Today, Bineng has a population of 1,802 based on the 2020 census and residents engage in agriculture, trade, and transportation activities. The barangay has rural infrastructure including roads, utilities, and hydropower facilities. The surrounding forest is important to the local environment.

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    Bineng is a barangay located in La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines. During pre-Spanish times, the area was covered in thick forest inhabited by wildlife. The population increased during the Spanish period as people migrated from the valley to escape forced labor and high taxes. Today, Bineng has a population of 1,802 based on the 2020 census and residents engage in agriculture, trade, and transportation activities. The barangay has rural infrastructure including roads, utilities, and hydropower facilities. The surrounding forest is important to the local environment.

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    BINENG SAYANGAN ST.

    BENGUET
    Historical
    During the pre-Spanish times, Bineng was covered with thick lush forest where
    wild animals roamed around. It is unknown if there were any settlements in the area.
    It was originally part of the Municipality of Disdis, what is known today as Sablan.
    During the Spanish period, the peopling of the area was due to the out-
    migration movement from the valley area of La Trinidad. The migration picture of the
    Spanish was of forced labor, cruelty and exorbitant taxation. These led many to go
    into hiding by moving towards the adjoining areas of Bineng, Beckel, Wamgal and
    Shilan.
    The Spaniards appointed “Capitanes” or “Capitanes de Barangay” to join their
    rank and file. Among those appointed was Saroyo who held the position at Bineng.
    Saroyo, along with the others acted as liaison officers of the Spanish authorities to
    the local residents.
    During the American period, Bineng produced Baldomero Namoro as Municipal
    District President of L a Trinidad for two terms in 1918-1919 to 1919-1920.
    Some of the people of Bineng were able to enroll at the La Trinidad Farm
    School that was established in 1916 at the Balili area. Mr. James A. Wright was
    teacher and Mr. Harold was school principal. In 1924, a student demonstration
    occurred. Apparently, the children of the farmers were required to use short pants
    and short-sleeved shirts while the others would use long pants and long sleeved
    shirts. This apparent discrimination led the students like Bado Dangwa and Tomas
    Namoro to demonstrate against the school administration. After this, some students
    stopped attending school.
    The declaration of all public and idle lands for school reservations for the La
    Trinidad Farm School in the 1920’s led to the displacement of residents staying in the
    valley area. This bought them to outlaying areas such as Bineng.

    Social
    Bineng is a barangay in the municipality of La Trinidad, in the province of
    Benguet. Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 1,802. This
    represented 1.31% of the total population of La Trinidad. Bineng is a barangay in the
    municipality of La Trinidad, in the province of Benguet. Its population as determined
    by the 2020 Census was 1,802. This represented 1.31% of the total population of La
    Trinidad.
    Economic
    With regards to income, a total of 327 households were engaged in
    entrepreneurial activities including agricultural activities. There were 238 households
    who were engaged in crop farming and gardening with an average income of
    Ᵽ56,663.00 annually. Forty-one (41) households were in wholesale and retail trade
    activities having average annual income of Ᵽ66,093.00. Transportation, storage and
    communication services have been accounted to 21 households with an average
    annual income of Ᵽ120,242.00.

    Topography
    Bineng, La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines
    Latitude: 16.5 North
    Longitude: 120.56 East
    Altitude: 837.00m/2746.06ft

    Demography
    The household population of Bineng in the 2015 Census was 1,624 broken
    down into 336 households or an average of 4.83 members per household.

    Population by age group


    According to the 2015 Census, the age group with the highest population in
    Bineng is 5 to 9, with 173 individuals. Conversely, the age group with the lowest
    population is 80 and over, with 6 individuals.
    The computed Age Dependency Ratios mean that among the population of
    Bineng, there are 48 youth dependents to every 100 of the working age population;
    there are 5 aged/senior citizens to every 100 of the working population; and overall,
    there are 53 dependents (young and old-age) to every 100 of the working population.

    Landmarks
    The barangay has a land area of 825.4258 hectares. There are 16 sitios in
    Bineng namely: Alumit, Aminit, Bacca, Balangabang, Bodiweng, Botilao, Central Bineng,
    Cojuran, Corus, Hilltop, Japos, Kagiskis, Nawal, Nayuno, Shalushan and Suwi.

    Road networks
    There are several other landmarks in the area that attract visitors. These
    include ancient temples, hiking trails, and viewpoints offering panoramic views of the
    surrounding landscape. The road network leading to Bineng is well-developed, with a
    main highway connecting it to nearby towns. Smaller access roads and trails within
    the forest provide transportation options for visitors exploring the area on foot.
    Accessibility
    There are several other landmarks in the area that attract visitors. These
    include ancient temples, hiking trails, and viewpoints offering panoramic views of the
    surrounding landscape. The road network leading to aquamystica resort is well-
    developed, with a main highway connecting it to nearby towns. Smaller access roads
    and trails within the forest provide transportation options for visitors exploring the
    area on foot.

    Distances
    The barangay has a distance of 2 kilometers from Poblacion and 8 kilometers
    from Baguio City.

    Utility
    UTILITIES IN BINENG
     Fallbrook Purified Water
     Bineng HEPP
     Mt. Hermon Water Refilling Station
     EC Gas - La Trinidad
    AboitizPower has received the approval of the municipal council of La Trinidad,
    Benguet, in the Philippines to triple the combined capacity of its three Bineng small
    hydropower plants.
    The Bineng Combined Hydropower Project will be carried out by AboitizPower
    subsidiary Hedcor and will increase combined capacity to 19 MW, from the current
    5.48 MW. The project, on the Balili River, consists of the Bineng 1, Bineng 2, Bineng
    2B and Bineng 3 powerhouses. The upgrades will take place at the Bineng 1, 2 and
    2B facilities, with 4.5-MW Bineng 3 not included. Total annual generation from the
    three facilities after the upgrade is anticipated to be 62 million kWh.

    Environmental
    The forest surrounding bineng are crucial role in maintaining the ecological
    balance of the region. Efforts have been made to preserve the biodiversity and protect
    the natural habitat of various plant and animal species. Measures such as waste
    management and responsible tourism practices have been implemented to minimize the
    environmental impact of human activities in the area.

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