San Fernando City, Pampanga, Philippines has a population of 354,666 as of the 2020 census.
In 2015 it had a population of: Population 2015 census
- Pampanga is within Region III – Central Luzon, in the Republic of thePhilippines.
Barangays of San Fernando City, in the Pampanga province, within Region III – Central Luzon in the Republic of The Philippines
Alasas • Baliti • Bulaon • Calulut • Del Carmen • Del Pilar • Del Rosario • Dela Paz Norte • Dela Paz Sur • Dolores • Juliana • Lara • Lourdes • Magliman • Maimpis • Malino • Malpitic • Pandaras • Panipuan • Pulung Bulu • Quebiauan • Saguin • San Agustin • San Felipe • San Isidro • San Jose • San Juan • San Nicolas • San Pedro • Santa Lucia • Santa Teresita • Santo Niño • Santo Rosario (Pob.) • Sindalan • Telabastagan
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