Binmaley

Binmaley derived its name from the Pangasinan phrase “nanmaliw ya baley”, meaning, a place or territory that has been converted into a town because it is believed that the municipality was formerly a part of the town of
Binalatongan, now known as San Carlos City.

The town is famous for its bangus (milkfish) aquaculture due to the existence of its numerous fishponds (pokok in the Pangasinan language).

LAND AREA                       :    6,120 hectares
POPULATION                    :    98,430
NO. OF BARANGAYS      :    33
CLASSIFICATION            :    1st class
TOWN FIESTA                   :    February 1
PAROCHIAL FIESTA      :    February 2
INDUSTRIES                      :    fishing, wood furniture making, pottery, rubber-by-products making, fish processing, bagoong making,                                                             lime production, noodles production

POINTS OF INTEREST    :    Binmaley Beach, People’s Park, J.P. Rizal Park, Binmaley Presidencia, Binmaley Museum
and Display Center, Binmaley Catholic School, Mary Help of Christians Seminary, Our Lady of
Purificacion  Parish Church, General MacArthur Lingayen Gulf Landing Marker