Map · BetterLabo

Geospatial

Municipal and hazard map

All 52 barangays of Labo on a real map, drawn from the compiled PSA/NAMRIA boundary file — with Project NOAH flood, landslide and storm-surge overlays wherever this build actually has them.

Browse the directory

Barangays mapped

PSGC 0501606000 · Camarines Norte

Land area

628.71 km²

NAMRIA polygon area summed over every barangay.

Poblacion cores

Barangays the PSA marks "(Pob.)" — the town centre, of 52.

Hazard overlay

Compiledlayers

Clipped hazard files ship with this repository.

Loading the barangay boundaries…

52 polygons from the compiled PSA/NAMRIA file.

Layers & legend

Base layersBarangay boundariesAll 52 polygons from the compiled PSA/NAMRIA file, with the poblacion cores picked out.Municipal outlineThe compiled Labo boundary, drawn over the barangays.Barangay namesOnly from zoom 11, and needs a glyph download from the MapLibre font server.

Hazard overlay

Overlay off

No hazard overlay is switched on. Barangay boundaries always come from the compiled PSA/NAMRIA file, not from this control.

No overlayBarangay boundaries only.Flood — 5-year return periodCompiled3 mapped hazard areas, compiled into this repository — no network request, no live service.Flood — 25-year return periodCompiled3 mapped hazard areas, compiled into this repository — no network request, no live service.Flood — 100-year return periodCompiled3 mapped hazard areas, compiled into this repository — no network request, no live service.Rain-induced landslideCompiled4 mapped hazard areas, compiled into this repository — no network request, no live service.Storm surge (advisory 1)Not compiledThe Camarines Norte archive was compiled and analysed, and no part of Labo falls inside this layer's hazard zones: all 3 province-level feature(s) were rejected by a point-in-polygon test against the municipal outline. This is a result, not a missing layer.

Basemap

CARTO Voyager raster tiles built from OpenStreetMap data. Every boundary and hazard area on top of it comes from Labo's own compiled files.

Basemap loading

Legend

Barangay area (52)
Poblacion core
Selected barangay
Labo municipal boundary

Hazards

Low
Moderate
High
Very high

0 hazard areas drawn from the compiled file.

Select a barangay by tapping its polygon or searching above to see its area, PSGC code and position.

How to read this map

What is drawn: Every barangay polygon from the compiled file. The five poblacion cores are picked out in yellow, and the heavier line is the municipal boundary.
Barangay boundaries: PSA Philippine Standard Geographic Code 0501606000 with NAMRIA boundary geometry, clipped to Labo by the ETL: /data/labo-barangays.geojson.
Hazard overlays: Each available overlay is listed in the layer panel and labelled compiled or streamed remotely. Nothing is fetched until it is switched on.
Deliberately absent: Barangay population. No verified per-barangay census extract has been wired yet, so the map and the detail cards say “not reported” instead of drawing a number from somewhere else.
Not an emergency tool: This portal is not an emergency channel. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or the MDRC/MDRRMO hotline directly.

Sources

Boundary geometry: Philippine Barangay Boundaries (Hierarchical GeoJSON) — Manuel Balmeo (PSA PSGC + NAMRIA boundary layers) via BetterGov.ph. MIT, release v2026.4.13.0, 52 features.
Hazard layers: Project NOAH Hazard Maps — Project NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards), DOST. ODC-ODbL, release 2026-04-11.
Basemap: Raster tiles from CARTO, built from OpenStreetMap data. The basemap is decoration: every boundary and hazard shape above it is drawn from Labo's own files.

Boundaries: Boundaries52 polygons
Geometry: GeometryPSA PSGC + NAMRIA
Hazards: Hazards4 available
Population: Populationnot reported

Provenance registry compiled 2026-10-20T23:54:36.353Z. Every figure on this page traces back to a named release in Data & sources.

How to read this map

What is drawn

Every barangay polygon from the compiled file. The five poblacion cores are picked out in yellow, and the heavier line is the municipal boundary.

Barangay boundaries

PSA Philippine Standard Geographic Code 0501606000 with NAMRIA boundary geometry, clipped to Labo by the ETL: /data/labo-barangays.geojson.

Hazard overlays

Each available overlay is listed in the layer panel and labelled compiled or streamed remotely. Nothing is fetched until it is switched on.

Deliberately absent

Barangay population. No verified per-barangay census extract has been wired yet, so the map and the detail cards say “not reported” instead of drawing a number from somewhere else.

Not an emergency tool

This portal is not an emergency channel. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or the MDRC/MDRRMO hotline directly.

Sources

Boundary geometry

Philippine Barangay Boundaries (Hierarchical GeoJSON) — Manuel Balmeo (PSA PSGC + NAMRIA boundary layers) via BetterGov.ph. MIT, release v2026.4.13.0, 52 features.

Hazard layers

Project NOAH Hazard Maps — Project NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards), DOST. ODC-ODbL, release 2026-04-11.

Basemap

Raster tiles from CARTO, built from OpenStreetMap data. The basemap is decoration: every boundary and hazard shape above it is drawn from Labo's own files.

Boundaries: Boundaries52 polygons
Geometry: GeometryPSA PSGC + NAMRIA
Hazards: Hazards4 available
Population: Populationnot reported

Provenance registry compiled 2026-10-20T23:54:36.353Z. Every figure on this page traces back to a named release in Data & sources.

Municipal and hazard map

Interactive barangay and hazard map

How to read this map

Sources

Municipal and hazard map

Interactive barangay and hazard map

How to read this map

Sources