Barangay Mauswagon is one of the nineteen barangays in the Municipality of Calamba. The people of barangay Mauswagon are depending on their ways of living in cultivating the land to raise some crops used for food such corn, cassava, gabi and some root crops and vegetables. Mauswagon before was inhabited by the native people known as Subanin tribes. Whose family names were Totong, Anyag and other native families.

    Later on, another group of people arrived like Boholanos and others who wanted to live and titled the land.  Barangay Mauswagon formed progressive because soil was very fertile and produce abundant harvest that’s why it will call MAUSWAGON (Malamboon in Cebuano)

    Barangay Mauswagon, was created since 1930 under the leadership of Juan Pangilinan bearing the position as Barrio Encardo, The mother town of Calamba before belong to the town of Plaridel, which known as Soling. The chief executive was Bernado Neri duly appointed by Pres.  Manuel L. Quizon.

Geographical Location

    Barangay Mauswagon is an upland area located along the National highway on the Eastern side of Calamba. Its distance from the town proper is 7 kilometers away from the heart of the town proper and it takes fifteen (10) minutes to travel. Mauswagon is bounded on the North by Dapacan alto, South by Siloy, and East by Bonifacio & Salvador.

Political Subdivision

    The barangay Mauswagon was divided and distributed into seven puroks (7) wherein purok 5 is the largest household member’s population with 95 household. The barangay record shows that the brgy was created in the year 1930 but there is no exact of month.

Land Area       
      
    Barangay Mauswagon in one of the 19 barangays of the Municipality of Calamba It is located in the western part of Calamba. Mauswagon is accessible through motorcycles locally known as habal-habal.  A passenger’s fare by haba-habal costs Php 10.00 for regular and Php 30 for special trip. , Barangay Mauswagon has an area of 529.8099 hectares wherein 80% is agricultural land.

Topography and Land Classification      

    About 80 percent of the areas are agricultural land. 30 % are cultivated and 50 % are not cultivated     are dependent from faming as A source of livelihood. The terrain is characteristically flat and undulating with a slope of 25%

Soil Types

    The soil type of barangay Mauswagon part of the barangay is classified as Giuimbaloan clay Loam. Source: Soil Map-Department of Agriculture

Climate and Rainfall

    The Barangay together with the Municipality is the same climatic classification, wherein there is no distinct wet and dry season. The rainiest month is December while the direst month is March. is evenly distributed throughout the year.

General Land Uses

General Land Uses	Area In Hectares	Percentage
Agricultural Lands	274.9044	99.0%
Residential Land	0.393	1.0%
Total	275.2974	100%