San Luis is bounded on the North by Sta. Ana; Northwest by Mexico; Northeast by Candaba; Southwest by San Simon, all of Pampanga; and Southeast by Baliuag, Bulacan.
San Luis is located in the low lying areas Southeast of Pampanga. South of the Municipality are the areas whose physiography is gently sloping and flood does occur. It is a highly agricultural town where the dominant crop is palay, followed by vegetables and orchards, respectively. Agri- businesses like inland fish culture, poultry, piggery and other livestock raising is noted. It serves as a satellite municipality of Pampanga urban centers, being a major supplier of food.
The province of Pampanga consists of physiographic sections, one of which is the Candaba Swamp on the eastern portion between the Pampanga- Bulacan boundary where the Municipality of San Luis is a part of the soils in the Candaba Swamp of the hydrosol area consist of silt and clay materials deposited by water. Land suitability values based on compressive strength of the sediments are moderate. These are evident in the predominance of poorly consolidated sediments, the most unstable in relation to be races foundations are areas where fault- lines or fault- zones are located. The poorly consolidated sediment are either limestones, shale or alluvial deposits. These ranks next to fault- zone in terms of instability of bedrock foundation and usually in low relief areas.
The slope of the town is level to slightly undulating, slope 0.3% is highly recommended for rice lands if identifying a land capability of Class “A.” Areas located on greater slope are suitable for limited cultivation of seasonal crops, cultivated only the dry season croppings, and those lands planted during the rainy season are imperfectly drained.
Name of Bridge | No. of Meters |
San Luis National Bridge | 150.80 |
Cañupan National Bridge I | 40 |
Cañupan National Bridge II | 30 |
Pasong Balas National Bridge | 30 |
San Luis- Maasim River Bridge | 40 |
Name of Bank | No. of Branches |
Rural Bank of San Luis | 1 |
Bangko San Luis | 1 |
Classification | Unit Market Value |
Residential | Per Square Meter |
1st Class | Php 500.00 |
2nd Class | 400.00 |
3rd Class | 350.00 |
4th Class | 300.00 |
5th Class | 250.00 |
Commercial | Per Square Meter |
1st Class | 3,000.00 |
2nd Class | 2,500.00 |
3rd Class | 2,000.00 |
Agricultural | Per Hectare |
Riceland- Irrigated | |
1st Class | 1,200,000.00 |
2nd Class | 1,000,000.00 |
3rd Class | 700,000.00 |
4th Class | 500,000.00 |
Riceland – Unirrigated | |
1st Class | 800,000 |
2nd Class | 600,000 |
3rd Class | 400,000 |
4th Class | 200,000 |
Sugarland | |
1st Class | None |
2nd Class | None |
3rd Class | None |
4th Class | None |
5th Class | None |
Cornland | |
1st Class | 500,000.00 |
2nd Class | 350,000.00 |
3rd Class | |
Horticultural | |
1st Class | 500,000.00 |
2nd Class | 350,000.00 |
Orchard | |
1st Class | 1,000,000.00 |
2nd Class | 800,000.00 |
Fishpond | |
Tilapia | |
1st Class | 1,500,000.00 |
2nd Class | 800,000.00 |
M. Fish and Prawn | |
1st Class | none |
2nd Class | none |
3rd Class | none |
4th Class | None |
Residential / Government | Rates |
1st 10 cu.m. | 165.00 |
11-20 cu.m. | 17.00 |
21-30 cu.m. | 17.25 |
Above 30 cu.m. | 17.50 |
Semi – Commercial B | -do- |
1st 10 cu.m. | |
11-20 cu.m. | |
21-30 cu.m. | |
Above 30 cu.m. | |
Semi Commercial B w/ Residence | -do- |
1st 10 cu.m. | |
11-20 cu.m. | |
21-30 cu.m. | |
Above 30 cu.m. | |
Semi Commercial A w/ Residence | -do- |
1st 10 cu.m. | |
11-20 cu.m. | |
21-30 cu.m. | |
Above 30 cu.m. | |
Commercial / Industrial | |
1st 10 cu.m. | 240.00 |
11-20 cu.m. | 25.00 |
21-30 cu.m. | 25.50 |
Above 30 cu.m. | 26.00 |
Mon, Friday: 8 am - 5 pm
Sat, Sun: Closed