San Jose, Camarines Sur
Land classification
The entire land area of San Jose with 4,702.8146 hectares is classified as alienable and disposable. The existing land use and vegetation is composed of 62.04% for Paddy rice irrigated with 90-100% dominant land use; 26.48% for Coconuts; 7.33% for Build-up areas; 2.54% for Mangrove-tree type; and 1.61% for Beach sand.

San Jose, Camarines Sur

Section Title: Land classification
Table Section Text: The entire land area of San Jose with 4,702.8146 hectares is classified as alienable and disposable. The existing land use and vegetation is composed of 62.04% for Paddy rice irrigated with 90-100% dominant land use; 26.48% for Coconuts; 7.33% for Build-up areas; 2.54% for Mangrove-tree type; and 1.61% for Beach sand.

Mapping Symbol	Slope Class (%)	Descriptions	Area (Has.)	% to Total

M	0 - 3	Level to nearly level	4,324.7083	91.96

N	3 - 8	Gently rolling to undulating

O	8 - 18	Undulating to rolling

P	18 - 30	Rolling to moderately steep

Q	30 - 50	Steep	378.1063	8.04

P	>50%	Very Steep

Sentence(s)

In San Jose, about 91.96% of land is characterized as having generally a slope of 0-3%, which is described to be level to nearly level.

final_sentence: In San Jose, about 91.96% of land is characterized as having generally a slope of 0-3%, which is described to be level to nearly level.