Tarlac市

Tarlac市，正式为Tarlac市（Kapampangan： Lakanbalen ning Tarlac ； Pangasinan： Siyudad na Tarlac ； Ilocano： Siudad ti Tarlac ；他加禄语： Lungsod ng Tarlac ），是菲律宾Tarlac省的一等城市和省会。根据2015年的人口普查，人口为342,493人。

前总统格洛丽亚·马卡帕加尔·阿罗约（Gloria Macapagal Arroyo）将这座城市宣布为高度城市化的城市，但该决定遭到了省政府的反对。

内容

• 1历史
  • 1.1城市和现在的
• 2地理
  • 2.1 Barangays
  • 2.2气候
• 3人口统计学
  • 3.1语言
  • 3.2宗教
• 4经济
  • 4.1购物中心
• 5教育
• 6旅游业
  • 6.1节日
• 7交通运输
• 8个姊妹城市
• 9参考文献
• 10个外部链接

• 1.1市区和现在的

• 2.1巴拉朗斯
• 2.2气候

• 3.1语言
• 3.2宗教

• 4.1购物中心

• 6.1节日

历史

Tarlac的第一批定居者来自邦板牙的Bacolor。他们清理了该地区，给土壤施肥，然后在1788年在这里建立了定居点。随着来自Bataan，Pampanga和Zambales的定居者搬入该地区，这个小型定居者社区的人口迅速增长。作为邦板牙的方言，卡邦板牙语成为该镇的母语。在接下来的几十年中，通过居民的辛勤耕built，修建了道路和街道。继1872年塔拉克省成立后，塔拉克被指定为新省的首府。

城市和现在的

1969年6月21日，费迪南德·马科斯（Ferdinand Marcos）总统签署并批准了5907年《共和国法》，将这个自治市转变为一个城市。但是，它的全民投票失败，表明他们的选民拒绝了城市化。

1990年4月21日，布尔戈斯，大卫，伊巴，拉布尼，拉瓦卡穆拉格，卢比甘，马莫特，马巴巴纳巴，莫里昂内斯，保罗，圣保罗胡安·德·瓦尔迪兹（Juan de Valdez），苏拉（Sula）和维拉·阿格里帕伊（Villa Aglipay）原本是塔拉克（Tarlac）当时的市政当局的一部分，但分开后成为圣何塞（San Jose）的一部分。 Tarlac现在保留其274.66平方公里（106.05平方英里）的面积。

最后，1998年3月12日，总统菲德尔·拉莫斯（Fidel V. Ramos）签署了第8593号共和国法令，使Tarlac成为该省的组成城市打拉1998年4月18日，其居民批准将市政当局转变为城市。第二天，即1998年4月19日，塔莱克被COMELEC宣布为组成城市。

2005年10月27日，总统格洛丽亚·马卡帕加尔·阿罗约签署了第940号公告，使塔莱克市成为一个高度认可的城市。省内的城市化城市。但是，省政府反对该市改建为HUC的运动。大多数选民于2006年2月11日在全民投票中拒绝了这一转变。

地理

该城市位于塔拉克省塔拉克河沿岸的中心。北边是赫罗纳和圣伊格纳西亚，西边是圣何塞，南边是卡帕斯和康塞普西翁，东部边界是维多利亚和拉巴斯。塔拉克市距区域中心圣邦南（Pampanga）约63公里（39英里），距马尼拉125公里（78英里）。

塔拉克市海拔约24米（79英尺）在某些地区，但在西部大地区甚至达到50米（160英尺）。历史悠久的塔拉克市（Tarlac City）是现在邦板牙（Pampanga）Porac的一部分。塔拉克市的部分地区据称是该省少部分不是由皮纳图博火山爆发的古代火山喷发创造的土地。

Barangays

Tarlac City is politically subdivided into 76 barangays.

• Aguso
• Alvindia
• Amucao
• Armenia
• Asturias
• Atioc
• Balanti
• Balete
• Balibago I
• Balibago II
• Balingcanaway
• Banaba
• Bantog
• Baras-baras
• Batang-batang
• Binauganan
• Bora
• Buenavista
• Buhilit
• Burot
• Calingcuan
• Capehan
• Carangian
• Care
• Central
• Culipat
• Cut-cut I
• Cut-cut II
• Dalayap
• Dela Paz
• Dolores
• Laoang
• Ligtasan
• Lourdes
• Mabini
• Maligaya
• Maliwalo
• Mapalacsiao
• Mapalad
• Matatalaib
• Paraiso
• Poblacion
• Salapungan
• San Carlos
• San Francisco
• San Isidro
• San Jose
• San Jose de Urquico
• San Juan Bautista (formerly Matadero)
• San Juan de Mata (formerly Malatiki)
• San Luis
• San Manuel
• San Miguel
• San Nicolas
• San Pablo
• San Pascual
• San Rafael
• San Roque
• San Sebastian
• San Vicente
• Santa Cruz
• Santa Maria
• Santo Cristo
• Santo Domingo
• Santo Niño
• Sapang Maragul
• Sapang Tagalog
• Sepung Calzada (Panampunan)
• Sinait
• Suizo
• Tariji
• Tibag
• Tibagan
• Trinidad
• Ungot
• Villa Bacolor

Climate

Demographics

In the 2015 census, the population of Tarlac City was 342,493 people,  with a density of 1,200 inhabitants per square kilometre or 3,100 inhabitants per square mile.

Languages

Being at the meeting point of both Kapampangan and Pangasinan languages, cultures, and ethnicities, both languages are predominantly spoken in the city and environs. Ilocano and Tagalog are also used by a few city dwellers, especially those with Ilocano and/or Tagalog ethnicity/ancestry, respectively, with the latter language also serving as a medium for inter-ethnic communications.

Religion

According to statistics compiled by the Philippine government, the most dominant religion in the city is Christianity. The majority of Christians are Roman Catholics followed by a large concentration of Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ). Other Christian groups belong to various Protestant denominations. There are some being non-Christian such as Muslims, etc.

Economy

Shopping malls

There are several shopping malls established within the city. To name a few, there is the SM City Tarlac, which is the first SM Supermall in the Tarlac Province, located along McArthur Highway in San Roque; Plaza Luisita Mall, which is the first shopping center in Central Luzon (now Robinsons Luisita); the Magic Star Mall along Romulo Blvd. in Barangay Cut-cut; My MetroTown Mall in Barangay Sto Cristo; Palm Plaza Mall located along McArthur Highway corner F. Tanedo St. Barangay Matatalaib; CityWalk also located in Barangay San Roque and CityMall located in Barangay San Rafael.

Education

As the educational center of Tarlac, Tarlac City houses the main campus of Tarlac State University, as well as other higher education higher educations

The Tarlac City Schools Division of the Department of Education operates 87 elementary schools and 13 high schools as of 2013.

Some private schools in Tarlac City are the Don Bosco Technical Institute, College of the Holy Spirit, Kian Tiak School, and the Tarlac City Ecumenical School.

Tourism

Festivals

The Malatarlak Festival, celebrated every January in Tarlac City, is one of the most remarkable festivals in the province. In 2011, the City Mayor then changed the name of the festival to Melting Pot Festival, but it is still remembered by its former name. The festival is a commemoration to the first people who built civilization in the province, the Aetas. The names and themes of the festivals in Tarlac City have changed over the years depending on the City's leadership. For the current administration (since July 2016), the local fiesta or festival has been called Kaisa Festival derived from the word magkaisa (to unite).

Transportation

Tarlac City is the usual bus stop for commuters traveling from the South to the Ilocos Region and Cordillera provinces. Bus companies that take a route through the city include Pangasinan Solid North Transit, Inc., Dagupan Bus Company, Philippine Rabbit, Victory Liner, Five Star, First North Luzon Transit, Cisco, Genesis, Santrans, Viron Transit, Partas, and many others. Many of the bus companies' rest stops can be found along MacArthur Highway including Siesta and Motorway.

麦克阿瑟高速公路从城市的南端延伸到北端。通往桑巴莱斯（Zambales）和Pangasinan以及碧瑶市的道路有很多。大多数通过卡米林镇到Pangasinan的巴士通常都乘坐Romulo高速公路，该高速公路从MacArthur高速公路沿Barangay San Roque岔开。省会之内的高速公路（TPLEx）。这两条高速公路是驾车者前往马萨诸塞州高速公路的另一条路线，例如前往Pangasinan，La Union和碧瑶的其他地区，而在马科斯高速公路中则通过TPLEX和McArthur高速公路的Kennon路。未来，SCTEx和TPLEx将与拟建的中央吕宋干线高速公路连接。 CLLEx可以作为驾车者从Tarlac到Nueva Ecija和Cagayan谷地区的未来替代路线。努埃瓦埃奇亚市