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FOREWORD

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Cebu Provincial Statistical Office is

in great honor to present the Countryside in Figures of Cebu Province

for the current year 2021. Now on it’s 2nd Edition, this publication will be

very useful for planning and decision making and for setting our policies

towards effective governance and to improved service delivery at the local

level and in the province of Cebu.

This contains tables and figures on population and housing, agricultural

statistics, prices and indices, construction statistics and vital statistics on

civil registration. Data presented are disaggregated down to the

municipality/ city and barangays of Cebu province.

The office anticipates that this publication will greatly help our various

stakeholders in delivering timely, relevant and reliable statistical data that

are useful towards improvement of service delivery to its various

stakeholders. The office also acknowledges the valuable contributions and

support of our various data sources. We likewise appreciate our clients who

will used, recognized and support this publication.

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY

CEBU PROVINCIAL STATISTICAL OFFICE

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CONTENTS

Foreword 2

Contents 3

Overview of Cebu 4

Map of Cebu 5

Geography 6-7

Chapter 1 POPULATION and HOUSING 8-77

Chapter 2 PRICES and INDICES 78-85

Chapter 3 AGRICULTURE 86-114

Chapter 4 CONSTRUCTION STATISTICS 115-120

Chapter 5 VITAL STATISTICS 121-162

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OVERVIEW OF CEBU

Cebu is located at the center of Central Visayas, to the east of Negros

and to the west of Leyte and Bohol. The province consists of Cebu Island

as well as smaller islands which include Mactan, Bantayan, Malapascua,

Olango and the Camotes Island. The province is characterized by narrow

coastlines, limestone plateaus and coastal plains but with predominant

rolling hills and rugged mountain ranges traversing then northern and

southern lengths of the island. Cebu City is the capital of the province and

nicknamed as the “Queen City of the Southern Philippines”. Cebu is one of

the most developed provinces in the Philippines, with Cebu City as the

main center of commerce, trade and industry in the Visayas.

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MAP OF CEBU

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GEOGRAPHY Cebu Province

Area 4,467.5 sq. km

Length 196 km (121.8 mi)

Width 32 km (19.9 mi)

Coastline 513.9 km (319.32 mi)

Highest elevation 1,097 m (3599 ft)

Number of highly urbanized cities 3

Number of component cities 6

Number of municipalities 44

Number of barangays* 1,066

Number of Barangays (Cebu City) 80

Number of Barangays (Lapu-Lapu City) 30

Number of Barangays (Mandaue City) 27

*Excluding Highly Urbanized Cities (HUCs)

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cebu

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GEOGRAPHY Cebu Province

List of Cities List of Municipalities

1. City of Bogo 1. Alcantara 28. Oslob

2. City of Carcar 2. Alcoy 29. Pilar

3. Danao City 3. Alegria 30. Pinamungajan

4. City of Naga 4. Aloguinsan 31. Poro

5. City of Talisay 5. Argao 32. Ronda

6. City of Toledo 6. Asturias 33. Samboan

7. City of Cebu 7. Badian 34. San Fernando

(Capital)** 8. Balamban 35. San Francisco

8. City of Lapu-Lapu 9. Bantayan 36. San Remigio

(Opon) ** 10. Barili 37. Santa Fe

9. City of Mandaue** 11. Boljoon 38. Santander

12. Borbon 39. Sibonga

13. Carmen 40. Sogod

14. Catmon 41. Tabogon

15. Compostela 42. Tabuelan

16. Consolacion 43. Tuburan

17. Cordova 44. Tudela

18. Daanbantayan

19. Dalaguete

20. Dumanjug

21. Ginatilan

22. Liloan

23. Madridejos

24. Malabuyoc

25. Medellin

26. Minglanilla

27. Moalboal **Highly urbanized cities

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

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Chapter 1. POPULATION and HOUSING

This chapter presents the highlights of various statistical data series

of the result of the 2015 Census of Population (POPCEN) and the 2020

Census of Population and Housing (CPH) population counts and growth rate

in the province of Cebu as of 01 May 2020. Disaggregated data of the

population counts of the provinces are presented down to its highly

urbanized cities, component cities, municipalities and its barangays.

Highlights:

POPCEN 2015

In 2015, total population in Cebu province reached to 2,938,982 persons this is 319,620 persons higher than the population in 2010 at

2,619,362 persons. The household population of Cebu province reached

2,928,034 persons in 2015. This is 314,192 higher than the 2,613,842-

household population reported in 2010. The household population

comprised 99.6 percent of the total Cebu province population, while the

remaining 0.4 percent is comprised of the institutional population or those

residing in collective or institutional living quarters such as hospitals,

orphanages, and military camps; and Filipinos in Philippine embassies,

consulates, and missions abroad. Average household size in Cebu province

reached to 4.4 persons per household in 2015 and there were 669,322

number of households was recorded in Cebu province.

Among the highly urbanized cities in the province, Cebu City had the

highest population with 922,611 persons in 2015 this is higher by 6.52% than the population of 2010 with 866,171 persons. This was followed by

Lapu-Lapu City with 408,112 persons an increased by 16.45% of the

population in the city in 2010 at 350,467 persons. Next to Lapu-Lapu City

was Mandaue City with 362,654 persons with an increase of 9.46% of the

population in 2010.

Of the 6 component cities and 44 municipalities in Cebu province,

Talisay City was the most populous with 227,645 persons in 2015. This was

followed by Toledo City with 170,335 persons, Danao City with 136,471

persons, Minglanilla with 132,135 persons, Consolacion with 131,528

persons and Carcar City with 119,664 persons respectively. The least

populous city/municipality was in Tudela with 11,296 persons in 2015.

Urban population in Cebu province reached to 1,321,706 persons which comprises 45% of population from the total population in Cebu

province. Of the highly urbanized cities in Cebu province, Mandaue City had

the highest percentage in terms of urban population from the city’s total

population with 98.7% or 358,096 persons. This was followed by Lapu-

Lapu City with 94.3% or 384,827 persons and Cebu City with only 93.1%

of urban population from the city’s total population.

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In 2015, the occupied housing units in Cebu province reached to

662,639 housing units this resulted to a ratio of 1.01 households for 1

housing unit. The ratio of household population to occupied housing units

in Cebu province was at 4.42. The highest occupied units were the single

house with 604,981 units which comprised to 91.30% from the total

occupied housing units. The second largest occupied housing units was the duplex with 31,108 housing units or 4.7%. The least occupied housing units

were institutional living quarters with only 52 housing units or 0.007%.

CPH 2020

As of 01 May 2020, the population counts in Cebu province which

excluded the three highly urbanized cities (HUCs) reached to 3,325,385

persons. This is higher by 386,403 persons or 13.15% than the total

population in 2015. The province contributed to 41.15% of the population

in Region 7 and had the highest population among the provinces in the

region. The annual population growth rate (PGR) of Cebu province from

2015 to 2020 is at 2.63% which is 0.41% higher than the population growth

rate of Cebu province from 2010 to 2015 at 2.22%.

Among the HUCs in Cebu province, Cebu City had the highest

population counts in 2020 at 964,169 persons or 11.92% of population

from the regions total share. This resulted to an annual PGR of 0.93% from

2015 to 2020. This was followed by Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue City with

497,604 persons or 6.16% and 364,116 or 4.51% of the regional share

respectively. Annual population growth rates for the period 2015 to 2020

of the two cities are at 4.26% and 0.08% respectively.

Talisay City had the highest population among the component cities

in Cebu province with 263,048 persons and an annual PGR of 3.09% from

2015 to 2020. This was followed by Toledo City with 207,314 persons and

with an annual PGR of 4.22% of the same period and Danao City with

156,321 persons and with an annual PGR of 2.90% respectively. Next to

Danao is Carcar City with 136,453 and with an annual PGR of 2.80% and

Naga City with 133,184 and with an annual PGR of 3.0%.

Among the fourty-four municipalities in Cebu, Liloan recorded the

highest population with 153,197 and an annual PGR of 5.50% from 2015

to 2020. This was followed by Minglanilla with 151,002 and annual PGR of

2.85% and Consolacion with 148,012 and an annual PGR of 2.52%. Next

to Consolacion is Balamban with 95,136 with annual PGR of 1.85% and

followed by Daanbantayan with 93,502 with annual PGR of 2.17%.

The municipality of Tudela had the least population among

municipalities in Cebu province with 11,304 persons with an annual PGR of

0.01% from 2015 to 2020. It was followed by the municipality of Pilar with

12,506 and an annual PGR of 2.14% and Ginatilan with 16,906 and an annual PGR of 1.27% of the same period. The rest of the ten least populous

municipalities are located in the southern part of Cebu.

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Of the 1,066 barangays in Cebu province, the populous barangay was

recorded in Barangay Yati, Liloan with 37,046 persons. This was followed

by Barangay Tayud, Consolacion with 23,208 persons and Barangay San

Roque, Talisay with 22,015 persons. Next to San Roque, Talisay is

Barangay Tayud, Liloan with 21,798 persons and followed by Barangay

Dumlog, Talisay with 21,706 persons. The rest of the ten populous barangays are located in either the barangays of Cordova, Toledo,

Consolacion and Talisay.

Among 80 barangays of Cebu City, Barangay Guadalupe is the most

populated with 70,039 persons. This was followed by Barangay Tisa,

Barangay Lahug, Barangay Basak San Nicolas and Barangay Talamban with

47,364 persons, 45,853 persons, 38,965 persons and 33,382 persons

respectively. The least populated barangay in Cebu City was recorded in

Barangay Kalubihan with only 663 persons.

Of the 30 barangays in Lapu-Lapu City, Barangay Basak is the most

populous with 71,990 persons. Followed by Barangay Mactan with 50,964

and Barangay Gun-ob with 37,989 persons. The least populous barangay

was recorded in Barangay Cawhagan with 694 persons.

Of the 27 barangays in Mandaue City, the barangay with the most

populated is Barangay Paknaan with 30,532 persons. This was followed by

Barangay Canduman with 23,455 and Barangay Labogon with 20,466. The

least populated barangay was recorded in Barangay Centro with 2,980.

In 2020, the population density of Cebu province reached to 673

persons per square kilometer, this is 13.1% higher than the population

density in 2015.

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TABLE 1.1 Household Population, Number of Households and Average Household Size, by Municipality/City/ Highly Urbanized City, Cebu, 2015

Province, City, and

Municipality

Household

Population

Number of

Households

Average

Household Size

CEBU* 2,928,034 669,322 4.4

ALCANTARA 15,155 3,444 4.4

ALCOY 16,979 3,388 5.0

ALEGRIA 23,262 5,028 4.6

ALOGUINSAN 32,098 6,901 4.7

ARGAO 72,132 16,574 4.4

ASTURIAS 47,832 10,222 4.7

BADIAN 37,902 8,218 4.6

BALAMBAN 86,953 19,614 4.4 BANTAYAN 78,867 18,494 4.3

BARILI 73,783 15,778 4.7

CITY OF BOGO 77,915 19,360 4.0

BOLJOON 16,320 3,374 4.8

BORBON 35,526 8,420 4.2

CITY OF CARCAR 119,352 27,149 4.4

CARMEN 51,145 11,265 4.5

CATMON 30,460 6,940 4.4

COMPOSTELA 47,771 10,880 4.4

CONSOLACION 131,161 30,625 4.3

CORDOVA 59,601 13,324 4.5

DAANBANTAYAN 84,350 19,790 4.3 DALAGUETE 67,450 14,433 4.7

DANAO CITY 135,987 31,611 4.3

DUMANJUG 51,185 10,960 4.7

GINATILAN 15,919 3,380 4.7

LILOAN 118,515 27,847 4.3

MADRIDEJOS 36,388 8,113 4.5

MALABUYOC 19,369 3,817 5.1

MEDELLIN 54,874 12,836 4.3

MINGLANILLA 129,649 30,599 4.2

MOALBOAL 31,109 7,284 4.3

CITY OF NAGA 115,409 26,177 4.4

OSLOB 27,889 5,998 4.6

PILAR 11,302 2,989 3.8 PINAMUNGAJAN 65,937 13,874 4.8

PORO 25,200 6,104 4.1

RONDA 20,360 4,823 4.2

SAMBOAN 20,884 4,510 4.6

SAN FERNANDO 66,257 14,258 4.6

SAN FRANCISCO 55,157 12,278 4.5

SAN REMIGIO 57,494 14,470 4.0

SANTA FE 28,533 6,779 4.2

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*Cebu excluding highly urbanized cities

***Highly Urbanized Cities

Sources: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population

TABLE 1.1 Household Population, Number of Households and Average Household Size, by Municipality/City/ Highly Urbanized City, Cebu, 2015

Province, City, and

Municipality

Household

Population

Number of

Households

Average

Household Size

SANTANDER 17,857 4,256 4.2

SIBONGA 48,135 11,350 4.2

SOGOD 35,096 8,452 4.2

TABOGON 39,013 9,628 4.1

TABUELAN 25,623 6,415 4.0

CITY OF TALISAY 224,075 51,239 4.4

TOLEDO CITY 169,714 38,259 4.4

TUBURAN 63,803 15,028 4.2

TUDELA 11,287 2,767 4.1 CEBU CITY (Capital)*** 910,678 213,781 4.3

LAPU-LAPU CITY

(OPON)*** 406,353 99,573 4.1

MANDAUE CITY*** 359,777 94,547 3.8

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TABLE 1.2 Total Population, Urban Population, and Percentage of Urban Population by Municipality/

City/ Highly Urbanized City, Cebu, 2015 and 2010

Province, and

City/Municipality

Total Population Urban Population

Percentage

of Urban

Population

2015 2010 2015 2010 2015 2010

CEBU* 2,938,982 2,619,362 1,321,706 984,124 45.0 37.6

ALCANTARA 15,160 13,556 0 0 0.0 0.0

ALCOY 16,979 14,757 0 0 0.0 0.0

ALEGRIA 23,300 22,072 7,591 0 32.6 0.0

ALOGUINSAN 32,100 27,650 7,807 6,611 24.3 23.9

ARGAO 72,366 69,503 6,534 5,570 9.0 8.0 ASTURIAS 47,857 44,732 5,472 5,238 11.4 11.7

BADIAN 37,912 37,699 0 1,676 0.0 4.4

BALAMBAN 87,177 71,237 47,067 27,260 54.0 38.3

BANTAYAN 79,084 74,785 21,759 16,867 27.5 22.6

BARILI 73,862 65,524 5,141 4,808 7.0 7.3

CITY OF BOGO 78,120 69,911 28,200 14,749 36.1 21.1

BOLJOON 16,344 15,027 0 0 0.0 0.0

BORBON 35,526 31,598 5,090 0 14.3 0.0

CITY OF CARCAR 119,664 107,323 113,744 97,191 95.1 90.6

CARMEN 51,325 44,648 10,645 2,648 20.7 5.9

CATMON 30,471 28,320 3,394 0 11.1 0.0

COMPOSTELA 47,898 42,574 28,401 24,288 59.3 57.0 CONSOLACION 131,528 106,649 110,337 80,381 83.9 75.4

CORDOVA 59,712 50,353 27,980 19,030 46.9 37.8

DAANBANTAYAN 84,430 74,897 36,385 22,240 43.1 29.7

DALAGUETE 67,497 63,239 15,024 11,131 22.3 17.6

DANAO CITY 136,471 119,252 76,404 63,139 56.0 52.9

DUMANJUG 51,210 46,754 3,917 3,069 7.6 6.6

GINATILAN 15,919 15,327 0 0 0.0 0.0

LILOAN 118,753 100,500 108,312 86,963 91.2 86.5

MADRIDEJOS 36,429 34,905 0 3,768 0.0 10.8

MALABUYOC 19,373 18,426 0 0 0.0 0.0

MEDELLIN 55,332 50,047 18,457 11,399 33.4 22.8

MINGLANILLA 132,135 113,178 119,307 86,527 90.3 76.5

MOALBOAL 31,130 27,676 8,470 7,514 27.2 27.1 CITY OF NAGA 115,750 101,571 71,955 44,030 62.2 43.3

OSLOB 27,893 26,116 4,224 0 15.1 0.0

PILAR 11,308 11,564 0 0 0.0 0.0

PINAMUNGAHAN 65,955 57,997 25,512 16,864 38.7 29.1

PORO 25,212 23,498 0 0 0.0 0.0

RONDA 20,360 18,582 0 0 0.0 0.0

SAMBOAN 20,884 18,613 3,928 3,901 18.8 21.0

SAN FERNANDO 66,280 60,970 31,701 23,785 47.8 39.0

SAN FRANCISCO 55,180 47,357 22,608 5,629 41.0 11.9

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Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

*Cebu Excluding Highly Urbanized Cities

**Highly Urbanized Cities (HUCs)

TABLE 1.2 Total Population, Urban Population, and Percentage of Urban Population by Municipality/

City/ Highly Urbanized City, Cebu, 2015 and 2010

Province, and

City/Municipality

Total Population Urban Population

Percentage

of Urban

Population

2015 2010 2015 2010 2015 2010

SAN REMIGIO 57,557 51,394 5,356 0 9.3 0.0

SANTA FE 28,603 27,270 2,876 0 10.1 0.0

SANTANDER 17,857 16,105 0 0 0.0 0.0

SIBONGA 48,186 43,641 11,535 7,500 23.9 17.2

SOGOD 35,108 30,626 0 2,479 0.0 8.1

TABOGON 39,013 33,024 0 0 0.0 0.0 TABUELAN 25,630 22,292 5,201 0 20.3 0.0

CITY OF TALISAY 227,645 200,772 215,728 190,953 94.8 95.1

TOLEDO CITY 170,335 157,078 105,644 86,916 62.0 55.3

TUBURAN 63,866 58,914 0 0 0.0 0.0

TUDELA 11,296 9,859 0 0 0.0 0.0

CEBU CITY

(Capital)*** 922,611 866,171 858,940 809,891 93.1 93.5

LAPU-LAPU CITY

(OPON)*** 408,112 350,467 384,827 324,488 94.3 92.6

MANDAUE CITY*** 362,654 331,320 358,096 327,577 98.7 98.9

TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and

City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to

Occupied Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population

to Occupied Housing

Units

CEBU

Total 662,639 669,322 2,928,034 4.37 1.01 4.42

Single house 604,981 610,980 2,703,762 4.43 1.01 4.47 Duplex 31,108 31,492 126,925 4.03 1.01 4.08

Multi-unit

residential

25,935 26,218 95,090 3.63 1.01 3.67

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

413 420 1,458 3.47 1.02 3.53

Institutional living

quarter

52 52 193 3.71 1.00 3.71

Others 92 94 328 3.49 1.02 3.57

Not Reported 58 66 278 4.21 1.14 4.79

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

ALCANTARA

Total 3,416 3,444 15,155 4.40 1.01 4.44

Single house 3,283 3,306 14,641 4.43 1.01 4.46

Duplex 112 117 429 3.67 1.04 3.83

Multi-unit

residential

19 19 80 4.21 1.00 4.21

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

1 1 4 4.00 1.00 4.00

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported - - - -

ALCOY

Total 3,383 3,388 16,979 5.01 1.00 5.02

Single house 3,251 3,256 16,346 5.02 1.00 5.03

Duplex 96 96 494 5.15 1.00 5.15

Multi-unit

residential

23 23 81 3.52 1.00 3.52

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

13 13 58 4.46 1.00 4.46

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

ALEGRIA

Total 4,969 5,028 23,262 4.63 1.01 4.68

Single house 4,827 4,883 22,610 4.63 1.01 4.68

Duplex 124 126 583 4.63 1.02 4.70

Multi-unit

residential

15 15 59 3.93 1.00 3.93

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

3 4 10 2.50 1.33 3.33

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

ALOGUINSAN

Total 6,886 6,901 32,098 4.65 1.00 4.66

Single house 6,730 6,744 31,400 4.66 1.00 4.67

Duplex 140 141 635 4.50 1.01 4.54

Multi-unit

residential

12 12 56 4.67 1.00 4.67

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

3 3 6 2.00 1.00 2.00

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported - - - -

ARGAO

Total 16,504 16,574 72,132 4.35 1.00 4.37

Single house 15,777 15,841 69,247 4.37 1.00 4.39

Duplex 456 459 1,877 4.09 1.01 4.12

Multi-unit

residential

252 255 939 3.68 1.01 3.73

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

13 13 48 3.69 1.00 3.69

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 5 2.50 1.00 2.50

Others 1 1 5 5.00 1.00 5.00

Not Reported 3 3 11 3.67 1.00 3.67

ASTURIAS

Total 10,211 10,222 47,832 4.68 1.00 4.68

Single house 9,902 9,913 46,468 4.69 1.00 4.69

Duplex 232 232 1,053 4.54 1.00 4.54

Multi-unit

residential

76 76 310 4.08 1.00 4.08

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

BADIAN

Total 8,200 8,218 37,902 4.61 1.00 4.62

Single house 8,048 8,066 37,210 4.61 1.00 4.62

Duplex 130 130 595 4.58 1.00 4.58

Multi-unit

residential

15 15 72 4.80 1.00 4.80

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

6 6 15 2.50 1.00 2.50

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 10 10.00 1.00 10.00

Not Reported - - - -

BALAMBAN

Total 19,575 19,614 86,953 4.43 1.00 4.44

Single house 17,598 17,633 79,590 4.51 1.00 4.52

Duplex 1,030 1,032 4,216 4.09 1.00 4.09

Multi-unit

residential

931 933 3,094 3.32 1.00 3.32

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

16 16 53 3.31 1.00 3.31

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

BANTAYAN

Total 18,354 18,494 78,867 4.26 1.01 4.30

Single house 17,772 17,912 76,498 4.27 1.01 4.30

Duplex 360 360 1,437 3.99 1.00 3.99

Multi-unit

residential

187 187 819 4.38 1.00 4.38

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

14 14 44 3.14 1.00 3.14

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 21 21 69 3.29 1.00 3.29

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

BARILI

Total 15,679 15,778 73,783 4.68 1.01 4.71

Single house 15,078 15,176 71,362 4.70 1.01 4.73

Duplex 435 436 1,791 4.11 1.00 4.12

Multi-unit

residential

150 150 571 3.81 1.00 3.81

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

9 9 32 3.56 1.00 3.56

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 2 2.00 1.00 2.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported 6 6 25 4.17 1.00 4.17

CITY OF BOGO

Total 19,217 19,360 77,915 4.02 1.01 4.05

Single house 17,715 17,835 72,565 4.07 1.01 4.10

Duplex 882 899 3,379 3.76 1.02 3.83

Multi-unit

residential

592 598 1,881 3.15 1.01 3.18

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

27 27 87 3.22 1.00 3.22

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 3 3.00 1.00 3.00

Not Reported - - - -

BOLJOON

Total 3,353 3,374 16,320 4.84 1.01 4.87

Single house 3,222 3,241 15,658 4.83 1.01 4.86

Duplex 98 100 498 4.98 1.02 5.08

Multi-unit

residential

32 32 159 4.97 1.00 4.97

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

1 1 5 5.00 1.00 5.00

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

BORBON

Total 8,301 8,420 35,526 4.22 1.01 4.28

Single house 7,969 8,087 34,318 4.24 1.01 4.31

Duplex 268 269 945 3.51 1.00 3.53

Multi-unit

residential

64 64 263 4.11 1.00 4.11

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

CITY OF CARCAR

Total 26,585 27,149 119,352 4.40 1.02 4.49

Single house 24,101 24,624 109,613 4.45 1.02 4.55

Duplex 1,771 1,805 7,101 3.93 1.02 4.01

Multi-unit

residential

698 705 2,584 3.67 1.01 3.70

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

12 12 44 3.67 1.00 3.67

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Others 1 1 7 7.00 1.00 7.00

Not Reported 1 1 2 2.00 1.00 2.00

CARMEN

Total 11,207 11,265 51,145 4.54 1.01 4.56

Single house 10,526 10,582 48,374 4.57 1.01 4.60

Duplex 456 457 1,905 4.17 1.00 4.18

Multi-unit

residential

224 225 861 3.83 1.00 3.84

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 5 5.00 1.00 5.00

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

CATMON

Total 6,932 6,940 30,460 4.39 1.00 4.39

Single house 6,787 6,795 29,884 4.40 1.00 4.40

Duplex 106 106 425 4.01 1.00 4.01

Multi-unit

residential

39 39 151 3.87 1.00 3.87

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

COMPOSTELA

Total 10,689 10,880 47,771 4.39 1.02 4.47

Single house 9,531 9,714 43,592 4.49 1.02 4.57

Duplex 634 639 2,461 3.85 1.01 3.88

Multi-unit

residential

518 521 1,703 3.27 1.01 3.29

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

5 5 11 2.20 1.00 2.20

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported 1 1 4 4.00 1.00 4.00

CONSOLACION

Total 30,102 30,625 131,161 4.28 1.02 4.36

Single house 22,233 22,596 101,114 4.47 1.02 4.55

Duplex 3,244 3,313 13,276 4.01 1.02 4.09

Multi-unit

residential

4,621 4,709 16,754 3.56 1.02 3.63

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

2 3 5 1.67 1.50 2.50

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 6 6.00 1.00 6.00

Others 1 3 6 2.00 3.00 6.00

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

CORDOVA

Total 13,167 13,324 59,601 4.47 1.01 4.53

Single house 10,411 10,540 48,674 4.62 1.01 4.68

Duplex 1,508 1,527 6,440 4.22 1.01 4.27

Multi-unit

residential

1,246 1,255 4,479 3.57 1.01 3.59

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 2 2 8 4.00 1.00 4.00

Not Reported - - - -

DAANBANTAYAN

Total 19,732 19,790 84,350 4.26 1.00 4.27

Single house 19,069 19,121 81,738 4.27 1.00 4.29

Duplex 482 485 1,901 3.92 1.01 3.94

Multi-unit

residential

162 165 653 3.96 1.02 4.03

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

11 11 28 2.55 1.00 2.55

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 2 2.00 1.00 2.00

Others 7 7 28 4.00 1.00 4.00

Not Reported - - - -

DALAGUETE

Total 14,266 14,433 67,450 4.67 1.01 4.73

Single house 13,684 13,846 64,889 4.69 1.01 4.74

Duplex 444 448 1,987 4.44 1.01 4.48

Multi-unit

residential

129 130 535 4.12 1.01 4.15

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

6 6 16 2.67 1.00 2.67

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 20 10.00 1.00 10.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported 1 1 3 3.00 1.00 3.00

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

DANAO CITY

Total 31,111 31,611 135,987 4.30 1.02 4.37

Single house 27,822 28,301 124,479 4.40 1.02 4.47

Duplex 1,742 1,758 6,955 3.96 1.01 3.99

Multi-unit

residential

1,534 1,539 4,519 2.94 1.00 2.95

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

10 10 27 2.70 1.00 2.70

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 5 5.00 1.00 5.00

Others 2 2 2 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported - - - -

DUMANJUG

Total 10,912 10,960 51,185 4.67 1.00 4.69

Single house 10,597 10,644 49,933 4.69 1.00 4.71

Duplex 244 245 1,033 4.22 1.00 4.23

Multi-unit

residential

65 65 202 3.11 1.00 3.11

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

4 4 15 3.75 1.00 3.75

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Others 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported - - - -

GINATILAN

Total 3,366 3,380 15,919 4.71 1.00 4.73

Single house 3,249 3,261 15,407 4.72 1.00 4.74

Duplex 72 74 336 4.54 1.03 4.67

Multi-unit

residential

45 45 176 3.91 1.00 3.91

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

LILOAN

Total 27,722 27,847 118,515 4.26 1.00 4.28

Single house 23,594 23,695 103,300 4.36 1.00 4.38

Duplex 1,864 1,875 7,242 3.86 1.01 3.89

Multi-unit

residential

2,235 2,243 7,892 3.52 1.00 3.53

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

24 29 73 2.52 1.21 3.04

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Others 2 2 2 1.00 1.00 1.00

Not Reported 2 2 5 2.50 1.00 2.50

MADRIDEJOS

Total 8,063 8,113 36,388 4.49 1.01 4.51

Single house 7,672 7,720 34,902 4.52 1.01 4.55

Duplex 275 277 1,022 3.69 1.01 3.72

Multi-unit

residential

85 85 332 3.91 1.00 3.91

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

18 18 83 4.61 1.00 4.61

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

Others 12 12 48 4.00 1.00 4.00

Not Reported - - - -

MALABUYOC

Total 3,747 3,817 19,369 5.07 1.02 5.17

Single house 3,610 3,678 18,684 5.08 1.02 5.18

Duplex 110 111 525 4.73 1.01 4.77

Multi-unit

residential

15 15 74 4.93 1.00 4.93

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

6 6 40 6.67 1.00 6.67

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported 6 7 46 6.57 1.17 7.67

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

MEDELLIN

Total 12,669 12,836 54,874 4.28 1.01 4.33

Single house 12,244 12,392 53,101 4.29 1.01 4.34

Duplex 348 366 1,497 4.09 1.05 4.30

Multi-unit

residential

66 67 232 3.46 1.02 3.52

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

11 11 44 4.00 1.00 4.00

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

MINGLANILLA

Total 30,127 30,599 129,649 4.24 1.02 4.30

Single house 23,036 23,448 101,583 4.33 1.02 4.41

Duplex 2,457 2,468 9,748 3.95 1.00 3.97

Multi-unit

residential

4,600 4,649 18,188 3.91 1.01 3.95

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

26 26 106 4.08 1.00 4.08

Institutional living

quarter

3 3 9 3.00 1.00 3.00

Others 5 5 15 3.00 1.00 3.00

Not Reported - - - -

MOALBOAL

Total 7,226 7,284 31,109 4.27 1.01 4.31

Single house 6,975 7,033 30,219 4.30 1.01 4.33

Duplex 176 176 709 4.03 1.00 4.03

Multi-unit

residential

68 68 163 2.40 1.00 2.40

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

7 7 18 2.57 1.00 2.57

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

CITY OF NAGA

Total 26,011 26,177 115,409 4.41 1.01 4.44

Single house 23,251 23,406 104,820 4.48 1.01 4.51

Duplex 1,718 1,724 6,820 3.96 1.00 3.97

Multi-unit

residential

1,016 1,021 3,674 3.60 1.00 3.62

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

24 24 91 3.79 1.00 3.79

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 4 2.00 1.00 2.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

OSLOB

Total 5,978 5,998 27,889 4.65 1.00 4.67

Single house 5,703 5,723 26,777 4.68 1.00 4.70

Duplex 216 216 918 4.25 1.00 4.25

Multi-unit

residential

50 50 168 3.36 1.00 3.36

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

5 5 16 3.20 1.00 3.20

Institutional living

quarter

4 4 10 2.50 1.00 2.50

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

PILAR

Total 2,987 2,989 11,302 3.78 1.00 3.78

Single house 2,952 2,954 11,162 3.78 1.00 3.78

Duplex 34 34 138 4.06 1.00 4.06

Multi-unit

residential

- - - -

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported 1 1 2 2.00 1.00 2.00

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

PINAMUNGAHAN

Total 13,824 13,874 65,937 4.75 1.00 4.77

Single house 13,297 13,343 63,691 4.77 1.00 4.79

Duplex 422 424 1,792 4.23 1.00 4.25

Multi-unit

residential

101 103 435 4.22 1.02 4.31

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

4 4 19 4.75 1.00 4.75

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

PORO

Total 6,092 6,104 25,200 4.13 1.00 4.14

Single house 5,981 5,993 24,758 4.13 1.00 4.14

Duplex 90 90 353 3.92 1.00 3.92

Multi-unit

residential

19 19 83 4.37 1.00 4.37

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 6 3.00 1.00 3.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

RONDA

Total 4,811 4,823 20,360 4.22 1.00 4.23

Single house 4,425 4,437 18,890 4.26 1.00 4.27

Duplex 294 294 1,122 3.82 1.00 3.82

Multi-unit

residential

88 88 332 3.77 1.00 3.77

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

3 3 12 4.00 1.00 4.00

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 4 4.00 1.00 4.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

SAMBOAN

Total 4,494 4,510 20,884 4.63 1.00 4.65

Single house 4,387 4,403 20,437 4.64 1.00 4.66

Duplex 86 86 353 4.10 1.00 4.10

Multi-unit

residential

12 12 52 4.33 1.00 4.33

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

9 9 42 4.67 1.00 4.67

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

SAN FERNANDO

Total 14,223 14,258 66,257 4.65 1.00 4.66

Single house 13,024 13,057 61,283 4.69 1.00 4.71

Duplex 706 707 2,979 4.21 1.00 4.22

Multi-unit

residential

480 481 1,937 4.03 1.00 4.04

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

11 11 51 4.64 1.00 4.64

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 7 3.50 1.00 3.50

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

SAN FRANCISCO

Total 12,212 12,278 55,157 4.49 1.01 4.52

Single house 11,846 11,911 53,624 4.50 1.01 4.53

Duplex 300 301 1,288 4.28 1.00 4.29

Multi-unit

residential

59 59 208 3.53 1.00 3.53

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

5 5 30 6.00 1.00 6.00

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 7 3.50 1.00 3.50

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

SAN REMIGIO

Total 14,397 14,470 57,494 3.97 1.01 3.99

Single house 13,899 13,969 55,643 3.98 1.01 4.00

Duplex 396 398 1,498 3.76 1.01 3.78

Multi-unit

residential

95 96 336 3.50 1.01 3.54

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

7 7 17 2.43 1.00 2.43

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

SANTA FE

Total 6,719 6,779 28,533 4.21 1.01 4.25

Single house 6,475 6,535 27,702 4.24 1.01 4.28

Duplex 158 158 554 3.51 1.00 3.51

Multi-unit

residential

44 44 132 3.00 1.00 3.00

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

9 9 26 2.89 1.00 2.89

Institutional living

quarter

9 9 34 3.78 1.00 3.78

Others 23 23 84 3.65 1.00 3.65

Not Reported 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00

SANTANDER

Total 4,250 4,256 17,857 4.20 1.00 4.20

Single house 4,077 4,083 17,197 4.21 1.00 4.22

Duplex 102 102 402 3.94 1.00 3.94

Multi-unit

residential

60 60 228 3.80 1.00 3.80

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

8 8 24 3.00 1.00 3.00

Institutional living

quarter

3 3 6 2.00 1.00 2.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

SIBONGA

Total 11,185 11,350 48,135 4.24 1.01 4.30

Single house 10,736 10,892 46,351 4.26 1.01 4.32

Duplex 290 297 1,185 3.99 1.02 4.09

Multi-unit

residential

134 134 497 3.71 1.00 3.71

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

16 16 52 3.25 1.00 3.25

Institutional living

quarter

4 4 19 4.75 1.00 4.75

Others 4 4 21 5.25 1.00 5.25

Not Reported 1 3 10 3.33 3.00 10.00

SOGOD

Total 8,416 8,452 35,096 4.15 1.00 4.17

Single house 7,864 7,898 32,986 4.18 1.00 4.19

Duplex 386 388 1,462 3.77 1.01 3.79

Multi-unit

residential

158 158 629 3.98 1.00 3.98

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

7 7 17 2.43 1.00 2.43

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others 1 1 2 2.00 1.00 2.00

Not Reported - - - -

TABOGON

Total 9,530 9,628 39,013 4.05 1.01 4.09

Single house 9,231 9,324 37,843 4.06 1.01 4.10

Duplex 220 225 874 3.88 1.02 3.97

Multi-unit

residential

76 76 289 3.80 1.00 3.80

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

2 2 3 1.50 1.00 1.50

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 4 4.00 1.00 4.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

TABUELAN

Total 6,355 6,415 25,623 3.99 1.01 4.03

Single house 6,241 6,300 25,221 4.00 1.01 4.04

Duplex 84 84 308 3.67 1.00 3.67

Multi-unit

residential

23 24 77 3.21 1.04 3.35

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

6 6 11 1.83 1.00 1.83

Institutional living

quarter

1 1 6 6.00 1.00 6.00

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

CITY OF TALISAY

Total 49,871 51,239 224,075 4.37 1.03 4.49

Single house 42,122 43,289 192,795 4.45 1.03 4.58

Duplex 3,570 3,682 15,380 4.18 1.03 4.31

Multi-unit

residential

4,130 4,216 15,692 3.72 1.02 3.80

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

31 31 106 3.42 1.00 3.42

Institutional living

quarter

3 3 17 5.67 1.00 5.67

Others 2 2 6 3.00 1.00 3.00

Not Reported 13 16 79 4.94 1.23 6.08

TOLEDO CITY

Total 37,882 38,259 169,714 4.44 1.01 4.48

Single house 35,941 36,301 162,056 4.46 1.01 4.51

Duplex 1,378 1,392 5,581 4.01 1.01 4.05

Multi-unit

residential

521 522 1,907 3.65 1.00 3.66

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

16 16 61 3.81 1.00 3.81

Institutional living

quarter

3 3 16 5.33 1.00 5.33

Others 1 1 3 3.00 1.00 3.00

Not Reported 22 24 90 3.75 1.09 4.09

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

TUBURAN

Total 14,974 15,028 63,803 4.25 1.00 4.26

Single house 14,479 14,532 61,909 4.26 1.00 4.28

Duplex 348 349 1,370 3.93 1.00 3.94

Multi-unit

residential

145 145 516 3.56 1.00 3.56

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

2 2 8 4.00 1.00 4.00

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

TUDELA

Total 2,757 2,767 11,287 4.08 1.00 4.09

Single house 2,737 2,747 11,218 4.08 1.00 4.10

Duplex 14 14 53 3.79 1.00 3.79

Multi-unit

residential

6 6 16 2.67 1.00 2.67

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

- - - -

Institutional living

quarter

- - - -

Others - - - -

Not Reported - - - -

CEBU CITY

(Capital)

Total 204,409 213,738 910,482 4.26 1.05 4.45

Single house 134,242 137,838 635,571 4.61 1.03 4.73

Duplex 26,259 28,367 116,119 4.09 1.08 4.42

Multi-unit

residential

42,807 46,337 154,510 3.33 1.08 3.61

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

452 498 1,575 3.16 1.10 3.48

Institutional living

quarter

78 83 221 2.66 1.06 2.83

Others 256 295 1,186 4.02 1.15 4.63 Not Reported 315 320 1,300 4.06 1.02 4.13

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TABLE 1.3. Number of Occupied Housing Units, Number of Households, Household Population, and Ratio

of Households and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building and City/Municipality/ Highly Urbanized City: 2015

Type of Building and

City/Municipality

Occupied

Housing

Units

Number of

Households*

Household

Population*

Average

Househ

old Size

Ratio of

Household

s to Occupied

Housing

Units

Ratio of

Household

Population to Occupied

Housing

Units

LAPU-LAPU CITY

(OPON)

Total 98,907 99,573 406,353 4.08 1.01 4.11

Single house 67,417 67,817 298,824 4.41 1.01 4.43

Duplex 8,794 8,855 33,693 3.80 1.01 3.83

Multi-unit

residential

22,480 22,674 73,061 3.22 1.01 3.25

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

124 134 361 2.69 1.08 2.91

Institutional living

quarter

2 2 13 6.50 1.00 6.50

Others 4 4 8 2.00 1.00 2.00

Not Reported 86 87 393 4.52 1.01 4.57

MANDAUE CITY

Total 92,557 94,547 359,777 3.81 1.02 3.89

Single house 47,188 48,199 209,374 4.34 1.02 4.44

Duplex 12,840 13,071 49,962 3.82 1.02 3.89

Multi-unit

residential

32,094 32,742 99,137 3.03 1.02 3.09

Commercial/industr

ial/agricultural

306 386 800 2.07 1.26 2.61

Institutional living

quarter

5 5 17 3.40 1.00 3.40

Others 36 47 153 3.26 1.31 4.25 Not Reported 88 97 334 3.44 1.10 3.80

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TABLE 1.4 Total Population, Population Growth Rate, by Municipality/ City/ Highly Urbanized City,

Cebu, 2020

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

*Cebu Excluding Highly Urbanized Cities

***Highly Urbanized Cities (HUCs)

REGION, PROVINCE,

AND CITY/MUNICIPALITY

TOTAL POPULATION POPULATION GROWTH RATE

(in percent)

1-May-00 1-May-10 1-Aug-15 1-May-20 2000-2010 2010-

2015

2015-

2020

2010-

2020

REGION VII (CENTRAL VISAYAS) 5,706,953 6,800,180 7,396,898 8,081,988 1.77 1.61 1.88 1.74

CEBU * 2,160,569 2,619,362 2,938,982 3,325,385 1.94 2.22 2.63 2.41

ALCANTARA 11,532 13,556 15,160 16,910 1.63 2.15 2.32 2.23

ALCOY 13,497 14,757 16,979 19,186 0.90 2.71 2.60 2.66

ALEGRIA 20,677 22,072 23,300 25,620 0.65 1.04 2.02 1.50

ALOGUINSAN 24,180 27,650 32,100 34,466 1.35 2.88 1.51 2.23

ARGAO 61,010 69,503 72,366 78,187 1.31 0.77 1.64 1.18

ASTURIAS 38,961 44,732 47,857 55,397 1.39 1.29 3.13 2.16

BADIAN 30,400 37,699 37,912 43,735 2.17 0.11 3.05 1.49

BALAMBAN 59,922 71,237 87,177 95,136 1.74 3.92 1.85 2.93

BANTAYAN 68,125 74,785 79,084 86,247 0.94 1.07 1.84 1.44

BARILI 57,764 65,524 73,862 80,715 1.27 2.31 1.88 2.11

CITY OF BOGO 63,869 69,911 78,120 88,867 0.91 2.14 2.75 2.43

BOLJOON 13,380 15,027 16,344 17,525 1.17 1.61 1.48 1.55

BORBON 28,571 31,598 35,526 38,187 1.01 2.25 1.53 1.91

CITY OF CARCAR 89,199 107,323 119,664 136,453 1.87 2.09 2.80 2.43

CARMEN 37,351 44,648 51,325 57,897 1.80 2.69 2.57 2.63

CATMON 25,083 28,320 30,471 33,745 1.22 1.40 2.17 1.77

COMPOSTELA 31,446 42,574 47,898 55,874 3.07 2.27 3.29 2.75

CONSOLACION 62,298 106,649 131,528 148,012 5.52 4.07 2.52 3.33

CORDOVA 34,032 50,353 59,712 70,595 3.99 3.30 3.58 3.43

DAANBANTAYAN 69,336 74,897 84,430 93,502 0.77 2.31 2.17 2.24

DALAGUETE 57,331 63,239 67,497 74,596 0.99 1.25 2.13 1.66

DANAO CITY 98,781 119,252 136,471 156,321 1.90 2.60 2.90 2.74

DUMANJUG 39,666 46,754 51,210 57,823 1.66 1.75 2.59 2.15

GINATILAN 14,073 15,327 15,919 16,906 0.86 0.72 1.27 0.98

LILOAN 64,970 100,500 118,753 153,197 4.46 3.23 5.50 4.30

MADRIDEJOS 29,020 34,905 36,429 42,039 1.86 0.82 3.06 1.88

MALABUYOC 17,015 18,426 19,373 19,770 0.80 0.96 0.43 0.71

MEDELLIN 43,113 50,047 55,332 59,605 1.50 1.93 1.58 1.76

MINGLANILLA 77,268 113,178 132,135 151,002 3.89 2.99 2.85 2.92

MOALBOAL 23,402 27,676 31,130 36,930 1.69 2.26 3.66 2.92

CITY OF NAGA 80,189 101,571 115,750 133,184 2.39 2.52 3.00 2.74

OSLOB 22,472 26,116 27,893 29,264 1.51 1.26 1.01 1.14

PILAR 11,226 11,564 11,308 12,506 0.30 -0.43 2.14 0.79

PINAMUNGAJAN 1 51,715 57,997 65,955 75,131 1.15 2.48 2.78 2.62

PORO 21,397 23,498 25,212 26,232 0.94 1.35 0.84 1.11

RONDA 16,808 18,582 20,360 21,005 1.01 1.75 0.66 1.23

SAMBOAN 16,659 18,613 20,884 20,373 1.11 2.21 -0.52 0.91

SAN FERNANDO 48,235 60,970 66,280 72,224 2.37 1.60 1.82 1.71

SAN FRANCISCO 41,327 47,357 55,180 59,236 1.37 2.95 1.50 2.26

SAN REMIGIO 44,028 51,394 57,557 65,744 1.56 2.18 2.84 2.49

SANTA FE 22,956 27,270 28,603 34,471 1.74 0.91 4.00 2.37

SANTANDER 13,842 16,105 17,857 18,527 1.52 1.98 0.78 1.41

SIBONGA 38,281 43,641 48,186 53,424 1.32 1.90 2.19 2.04

SOGOD 27,432 30,626 35,108 39,447 1.11 2.63 2.48 2.56

TABOGON 27,827 33,024 39,013 41,432 1.73 3.22 1.27 2.29

TABUELAN 19,373 22,292 25,630 28,907 1.41 2.69 2.56 2.63

CITY OF TALISAY 148,110 200,772 227,645 263,048 3.09 2.42 3.09 2.74

CITY OF TOLEDO 141,174 157,078 170,335 207,314 1.07 1.55 4.22 2.81

TUBURAN 51,845 58,914 63,866 68,167 1.29 1.55 1.38 1.47

TUDELA 10,401 9,859 11,296 11,304 -0.53 2.62 0.01 1.38

CITY OF CEBU

(Capital)*** 718,821 866,171 922,611 964,169 1.88 1.21 0.93 1.08 CITY OF LAPU-LAPU

(OPON)*** 217,019 350,467 408,112 497,604 4.91 2.94 4.26 3.56

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 259,728 331,320 362,654 364,116 2.46 1.73 0.08 0.95

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TABLE 1.5 Population, Land Area, Population Density, and Percent Change in Population Density,

Cebu 2020

REGION,

PROVINCE/HIGHLY

URBANIZED CITY, AND

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

POPULATION

LAND AREA (SQUARE

KILOMETER

S)

POPULATION DENSITY (PERSON

PER SQUARE

KILOMETER)

PERCENT CHANGE IN

POPULATION DENSITY

2015 2020 a1/ a2/ a3/ 2015 2020 2010-2020 2015-2020

REGION VII

(CENTRAL VISAYAS) 7,396,898 8,081,988 15,872.58 466 509 18.8 9.3

CEBU *** 2,938,982 3,325,385 4,943.72 594 673 27.0 13.1

ALCANTARA ** 15,160 16,910 35.20 431 480 24.7 11.5

ALCOY ** 16,979 19,186 61.63 275 311 30.0 13.0

ALEGRIA * 23,300 25,620 89.49 260 286 16.1 10.0

ALOGUINSAN * 32,100 34,466 61.92 518 557 24.7 7.4

ARGAO ** 72,366 78,187 191.50 378 408 12.5 8.0

ASTURIAS * 47,857 55,397 190.45 251 291 23.8 15.8

BADIAN ** 37,912 43,735 110.07 344 397 16.0 15.4

BALAMBAN ** 87,177 95,136 333.56 261 285 33.5 9.1

BANTAYAN * 79,084 86,247 81.68 968 1,056 15.3 9.1

BARILI * 73,862 80,715 122.21 604 660 23.2 9.3

BOLJOON ** 16,344 17,525 117.00 140 150 16.6 7.2

BORBON ** 35,526 38,187 120.94 294 316 20.9 7.5

CARMEN ** 51,325 57,897 84.78 605 683 29.7 12.8

CATMON ** 30,471 33,745 109.64 278 308 19.2 10.7

COMPOSTELA ** 47,898 55,874 53.90 889 1,037 31.2 16.7

CONSOLACION ** 131,528 148,012 147.20 894 1,006 38.8 12.5

CORDOVA ** 59,712 70,595 17.15 3,482 4,116 40.2 18.2

DAANBANTAYAN * 84,430 93,502 92.27 915 1,013 24.8 10.7

DALAGUETE * 67,497 74,596 154.96 436 481 18.0 10.5

DUMANJUG * 51,210 57,823 85.53 599 676 23.7 12.9

GINATILAN ** 15,919 16,906 70.10 227 241 10.3 6.2

LILOAN ** 118,753 153,197 45.92 2,586 3,336 52.4 29.0

MADRIDEJOS * 36,429 42,039 23.95 1,521 1,755 20.4 15.4

MALABUYOC ** 19,373 19,770 69.27 280 285 7.3 2.0

MEDELLIN * 55,332 59,605 73.19 756 814 19.1 7.7

MINGLANILLA * 132,135 151,002 65.60 2,014 2,302 33.4 14.3

MOALBOAL * 31,130 36,930 124.86 249 296 33.4 18.6

OSLOB * 27,893 29,264 134.75 207 217 12.1 4.9

PILAR * 11,308 12,506 32.42 349 386 8.1 10.6

PINAMUNGAJAN 5 **

65,955 75,131 109.16 604 688 29.5 13.9

PORO ** 25,212 26,232 63.59 396 413 11.6 4.0

RONDA * 20,360 21,005 57.10 357 368 13.0 3.2

SAMBOAN ** 20,884 20,373 45.16 462 451 9.5 (2.4)

SAN FERNANDO ** 66,280 72,224 69.39 955 1,041 18.5 9.0

SAN FRANCISCO ** 55,180 59,236 106.93 516 554 25.1 7.4

SAN REMIGIO ** 57,557 65,744 95.27 604 690 27.9 14.2

SANTA FE ** 28,603 34,471 28.05 1,020 1,229 26.4 20.5

SANTANDER ** 17,857 18,527 29.53 605 627 15.0 3.8

SIBONGA ** 48,186 53,424 133.45 361 400 22.4 10.9

SOGOD ** 35,108 39,447 119.23 294 331 28.8 12.4

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a1/ Land area is based on the cadastral survey and estimated land areas (certified and provided to the Department of

Budget and Management) from the Land Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, as of

December 2013.

a2/ Due to unfinished cadastral survey, details do not add up to the national total.

a3/ Due to rounding off, the provincial totals may not be equal to the sum of the individual figures.

* Land area is based on cadastral survey (certified and provided to the DBM) from the LMB, DENR, as of December

2013.

** Estimated land area (certified and provided to the DBM) from the LMB, DENR, as of December 2013.

*** Population counts for the provinces exclude the counts of Highly Urbanized Cities.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

2,160,569

2,619,362

2,938,982

3,325,385

0

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

01 May 2000 01 May 2010 01 August 2015 01 May 2020

Num

ber

of Popula

tion

Figure 1.1 Population Counts, Cebu Province

2000- 2020

TABLE 1.5 Population, Land Area, Population Density, and Percent Change in Population Density,

Cebu 2020

REGION,

PROVINCE/HIGHLY

URBANIZED CITY, AND

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

POPULATION

LAND AREA (SQUARE

KILOMETER

S)

POPULATION DENSITY (PERSON

PER SQUARE

KILOMETER)

PERCENT CHANGE IN

POPULATION DENSITY

2015 2020 a1/ a2/ a3/ 2015 2020 2010-2020 2015-2020

TABOGON ** 39,013 41,432 101.35 385 409 25.5 6.2

TABUELAN ** 25,630 28,907 141.13 182 205 29.7 12.8

TUBURAN ** 63,866 68,167 224.50 284 304 15.7 6.7

TUDELA * 11,296 11,304 33.02 342 342 14.7 0.1

CITY OF BOGO ** 78,120 88,867 103.52 755 858 27.1 13.8

CITY OF CARCAR ** 119,664 136,453 116.78 1,025 1,168 27.1 14.0

DANAO CITY ** 136,471 156,321 107.30 1,272 1,457 31.1 14.5

CITY OF NAGA * 115,750 133,184 101.97 1,135 1,306 31.1 15.1

CITY OF TALISAY ** 227,645 263,048 39.87 5,710 6,598 31.0 15.6

CITY OF TOLEDO * 170,335 207,314 216.28 788 959 32.0 21.7

CITY OF CEBU

(CAPITAL) ** 922,611 964,169 315.00 2,929 3,061 11.3 4.5

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU *

408,112 497,604 58.10 7,024 8,565 42.0 21.9

CITY OF MANDAUE **

362,654 364,116 25.18 14,402 14,461 9.9 0.4

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

CEBU* 3,325,385 2,938,982

ALCANTARA 16,910 15,160

Cabadiangan 971 968

Cabil-isan 943 854

Candabong 2,595 2,421

Lawaan 1,852 1,706

Manga 2,102 1,995

Palanas 3,239 2,651

Poblacion 2,712 2,440

Polo 1,783 1,508

Salagmaya 713 617

ALCOY 19,186 16,979

Atabay 2,323 1,754

Daan-Lungsod 2,392 1,863

Guiwang 1,827 1,564

Nug-as 3,631 3,289

Pasol 1,884 1,789

Poblacion 3,943 3,610

Pugalo 2,669 2,606

San Agustin 517 504

ALEGRIA 25,620 23,300

Compostela 1,643 1,510

Guadalupe 2,919 2,606

Legaspi 1,893 1,694

Lepanto 2,405 2,102

Madridejos 5,239 5,141

Montpeller 1,532 1,408

Poblacion 2,529 2,450

Santa Filomena 3,485 3,194

Valencia 3,975 3,195

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

ALOGUINSAN 34,466 32,100

Angilan 2,656 2,634

Bojo 2,218 1,869

Bonbon 9,023 7,807

Esperanza 1,853 1,866

Kandingan 867 937

Kantabogon 1,765 1,697

Kawasan 2,450 2,239

Olango 1,047 1,151

Poblacion 3,727 3,392

Punay 1,537 1,544

Rosario 2,198 1,868

Saksak 1,085 1,157

Tampa-an 2,150 2,021

Toyokon 612 693

Zaragosa 1,278 1,225

ARGAO 78,187 72,366

Alambijud 1,655 1,542

Anajao 911 742

Apo 654 692

Balaas 892 789

Balisong 2,275 2,105

Binlod 4,067 3,386

Bogo 3,967 3,557

Butong 1,011 966

Bug-ot 889 884

Bulasa 3,943 3,648

Calagasan 1,029 1,062

Canbantug 932 844

Canbanua 2,731 2,507

Cansuje 2,562 2,327

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Capio-an 1,146 1,098

Casay 1,040 883

Catang 645 614

Colawin 1,198 961

Conalum 611 585

Guiwanon 1,839 1,856

Gutlang 811 856

Jampang 2,741 2,499

Jomgao 998 1,111

Lamacan 2,662 2,654

Langtad 3,417 3,145

Langub 768 745

Lapay 605 683

Lengigon 1,245 1,080

Linut-od 1,071 1,026

Mabasa 1,487 1,267

Mandilikit 722 664

Mompeller 944 857

Panadtaran 617 586

Poblacion 6,009 5,454

Sua 797 899

Sumaguan 1,026 964

Tabayag 983 894

Talaga 3,937 3,510

Talaytay 1,891 1,686

Talo-ot 4,233 3,990

Tiguib 1,104 866

Tulang 756 856

Tulic 2,992 2,805

Ubaub 1,141 1,083

Usmad 1,233 1,138

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

ASTURIAS 55,397 47,857

Agbanga 933 838

Agtugop 1,176 984

Bago 2,069 1,940

Bairan 1,017 876

Banban 876 805

Baye 733 621

Bog-o 460 390

Kaluangan 862 650

Lanao 802 660

Langub 3,983 3,663

Looc Norte 2,911 2,436

Lunas 2,683 2,401

Magcalape 769 420

Manguiao 2,036 1,760

New Bago 2,028 1,741

Owak 4,891 3,855

Poblacion 6,702 5,472

Saksak 315 306

San Isidro 3,069 2,899

San Roque 2,978 2,690

Santa Lucia 4,658 3,984

Santa Rita 1,292 1,076

Tag-amakan 945 891

Tagbubonga 547 461

Tubigagmanok 4,857 4,496

Tubod 947 892

Ubogon 858 650

BADIAN 43,735 37,912

Alawijao 1,210 1,078

Balhaan 478 402

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Banhigan 3,041 2,596

Basak 1,704 1,487

Basiao 1,086 983

Bato 1,304 1,166

Bugas 3,199 2,666

Calangcang 624 521

Candiis 1,235 1,086

Dagatan 1,492 1,351

Dobdob 1,236 1,026

Ginablan 660 608

Lambug 1,707 1,469

Malabago 1,067 954

Malhiao 3,790 2,966

Manduyong 1,797 1,668

Matutinao 1,008 904

Patong 958 820

Poblacion 4,291 4,092

Sanlagan 985 782

Santicon 671 530

Sohoton 1,153 1,125

Sulsugan 575 417

Talayong 955 909

Taytay 2,544 2,099

Tigbao 1,016 874

Tiguib 560 487

Tubod 1,331 1,144

Zaragosa 2,058 1,702

BALAMBAN 95,136 87,177

Abucayan 6,111 5,315

Aliwanay 2,862 3,277

Arpili 6,977 6,312

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Bayong 1,063 861

Biasong 2,207 2,816

Buanoy 14,093 12,057

Cabagdalan 906 842

Cabasiangan 1,499 1,233

Cambuhawe 3,760 3,374

Cansomoroy 2,049 1,920

Cantibas 1,623 1,346

Cantuod 4,986 3,426

Duangan 1,186 1,334

Gaas 3,240 2,908

Ginatilan 1,467 1,592

Hingatmonan 1,393 1,241

Lamesa 2,009 1,799

Liki 1,246 1,243

Luca 1,181 1,399

Matun-og 915 1,002

Nangka 7,237 6,151

Pondol 10,250 9,872

Prenza 3,542 2,863

Singsing 1,942 1,870

Sunog 1,347 1,825

Vito 1,869 1,939

Baliwagan (Pob.) 6,141 5,494

Santa Cruz-Santo Niño (Pob.) 2,035 1,866

BANTAYAN 86,247 79,084

Atop-atop 3,671 3,187

Baigad 1,612 1,550

Baod 3,290 3,039

Binaobao (Pob.) 2,689 2,957

Botigues 2,959 2,773

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Kabac 5,487 4,460

Doong 2,922 2,531

Hilotongan 2,535 2,506

Guiwanon 3,003 2,532

Kabangbang 2,321 2,345

Kampingganon 1,108 1,000

Kangkaibe 2,631 2,348

Lipayran 3,835 3,502

Luyongbaybay 1,607 1,423

Mojon 3,218 2,731

Obo-ob 2,353 2,086

Patao 5,963 5,772

Putian 1,504 1,809

Sillon 4,679 4,203

Sungko 3,780 3,312

Suba (Pob.) 3,225 3,859

Sulangan 6,022 4,925

Tamiao 2,311 2,106

Bantigue (Pob.) 5,777 5,232

Ticad (Pob.) 7,745 6,896

BARILI 80,715 73,862

Azucena 2,216 2,061

Bagakay 1,011 904

Balao 2,871 2,446

Bolocboloc 2,287 2,226

Budbud 1,846 1,628

Bugtong Kawayan 735 800

Cabcaban 2,014 1,922

Campangga 1,609 1,455

Dakit 2,131 1,864

Giloctog 1,643 1,589

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Guibuangan 2,594 2,303

Giwanon 2,055 1,830

Gunting 3,216 2,861

Hilasgasan 850 747

Japitan 4,258 3,821

Cagay 1,893 1,813

Kalubihan 1,526 1,403

Kangdampas 1,437 1,077

Candugay 1,918 1,777

Luhod 1,050 955

Lupo 662 673

Luyo 1,086 1,091

Maghanoy 1,424 1,265

Maigang 2,282 1,978

Malolos 1,966 1,742

Mantalongon 3,013 2,988

Mantayupan 2,614 2,317

Mayana 1,182 1,250

Minolos 3,163 2,399

Nabunturan 877 774

Nasipit 1,455 1,172

Pancil 1,292 1,153

Pangpang 1,165 995

Paril 1,205 1,241

Patupat 1,871 1,850

Poblacion 5,081 5,141

San Rafael 1,950 1,654

Santa Ana 2,405 2,087

Sayaw 1,071 1,298

Tal-ot 2,012 1,876

Tubod 2,487 2,176

Vito 1,292 1,260

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

CITY OF BOGO 88,867 78,120

Cogon (Pob.) 2,794 2,634

Anonang Norte 1,711 1,579

Anonang Sur 2,208 1,748

Banban 2,795 2,263

Binabag 2,506 2,024

Bungtod (Pob.) 2,736 2,324

Carbon (Pob.) 277 263

Cayang 5,127 3,883

Dakit 6,403 5,400

Don Pedro Rodriguez 4,120 3,563

Gairan 10,548 9,751

Guadalupe 4,201 3,540

La Paz 4,111 3,743

La Purisima Concepcion (Pob.) 821 931

Libertad 4,775 4,029

Lourdes (Pob.) 354 456

Malingin 3,280 2,672

Marangog 2,582 1,894

Nailon 6,758 6,093

Odlot 2,814 2,480

Pandan (Pandan Heights) 1,877 1,789

Polambato 4,332 3,881

Sambag (Pob.) 1,676 1,678

San Vicente (Pob.) 357 525

Santo Niño 894 1,131

Santo Rosario (Pob.) 1,210 1,287

Siocon 1,893 1,680

Taytayan 4,784 4,193

Sudlonon 923 686

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

BOLJOON 17,525 16,344

Baclayan 503 468

El Pardo 3,483 3,264

Granada 1,484 1,253

Lower Becerril 1,563 1,297

Poblacion 4,169 4,082

San Antonio 1,039 1,114

Upper Becerril 1,435 1,356

Arbor 1,235 1,076

Lunop 984 916

Nangka 689 679

South Granada 941 839

BORBON 38,187 35,526

Bagacay 656 576

Bili 815 768

Bingay 1,251 1,220

Bongdo 1,640 1,389

Bongdo Gua 1,112 893

Bongoyan 1,675 1,652

Cadaruhan 4,780 4,274

Cajel 1,543 1,401

Campusong 2,360 2,344

Clavera 1,889 1,410

Don Gregorio Antigua

(Taytayan) 3,981 3,631

Laaw 1,536 1,544

Lugo 3,048 3,093

Managase 1,509 1,395

Poblacion 5,286 5,090

Sagay 1,466 1,255

San Jose 739 749

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Tabunan 1,846 1,705

Tagnucan 1,055 1,137

CITY OF CARCAR 136,453 119,664

Bolinawan 13,499 10,881

Buenavista 3,664 2,662

Calidngan 3,882 3,258

Can-asujan 10,870 9,114

Guadalupe 15,064 12,641

Liburon 9,245 7,606

Napo 7,224 6,427

Ocana 10,469 9,361

Perrelos 16,818 14,129

Valencia 6,037 5,485

Valladolid 12,722 11,523

Poblacion I 10,525 10,919

Poblacion II 2,318 2,680

Poblacion III 7,329 6,898

Tuyom 6,787 6,080

CARMEN 57,897 51,325

Baring 5,605 4,854

Cantipay 2,140 1,805

Cantumog 1,666 1,895

Cantukong 1,665 1,445

Caurasan 1,294 1,109

Corte 3,038 2,567

Dawis Norte 4,701 4,155

Dawis Sur 2,646 2,001

Cogon East 3,316 3,292

Hagnaya 2,145 2,019

Ipil 2,525 2,061

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Lanipga 1,194 1,021

Liboron 703 603

Lower Natimao-an 1,524 1,241

Luyang 6,590 5,869

Poblacion 5,446 4,845

Puente 2,818 2,374

Sac-on 949 817

Triumfo 2,448 1,867

Upper Natimao-an 2,790 2,604

Cogon West 2,694 2,881

CATMON 33,745 30,471

Agsuwao 1,127 1,008

Amancion 191 207

Anapog 281 324

Bactas 967 867

Bongyas 384 300

Basak 1,430 1,286

Binongkalan 1,814 1,587

Cabungaan 1,574 1,413

Cambangkaya 888 758

Can-ibuang 489 398

Catmondaan 3,347 3,086

Duyan 700 684

Ginabucan 941 809

Macaas 3,532 3,394

Panalipan 4,077 3,544

Tabili 840 764

Tinabyonan 805 775

San Jose Pob. (Catadman) 3,761 3,250

Corazon (Pob.) 3,215 2,994

Flores (Pob.) 3,382 3,023

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

COMPOSTELA 55,874 47,898

Bagalnga 3,127 2,283

Basak 2,059 1,773

Buluang 1,609 1,365

Cabadiangan 2,158 2,284

Cambayog 1,361 1,283

Canamucan 4,976 4,345

Cogon 7,975 7,357

Dapdap 1,498 1,212

Estaca 7,231 6,327

Lupa 1,053 873

Magay 3,792 2,391

Mulao 1,692 1,600

Panangban 1,073 1,104

Poblacion 12,573 10,372

Tag-ube 1,523 1,250

Tamiao 1,476 1,533

Tubigan 698 546

CONSOLACION 148,012 131,528

Cabangahan 3,053 2,483

Cansaga 6,504 5,415

Casili 18,601 16,025

Danglag 4,513 4,235

Garing 3,431 2,615

Jugan 12,774 9,887

Lamac 11,221 9,458

Lanipga 902 855

Nangka 13,013 13,327

Panas 1,341 1,323

Panoypoy 1,339 1,229

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Pitogo 4,295 5,278

Poblacion Occidental 5,988 5,854

Poblacion Oriental 3,147 3,314

Polog 2,601 2,097

Pulpogan 14,700 13,123

Sacsac 2,468 1,861

Tayud 23,208 20,192

Tilhaong 2,171 1,337

Tolotolo 4,072 3,156

Tugbongan 8,670 8,464

CORDOVA 70,595 59,712

Alegria 4,461 3,540

Bangbang 6,554 5,287

Buagsong 5,733 3,936

Catarman 5,844 4,596

Cogon 2,914 2,715

Dapitan 3,386 3,149

Day-as 4,892 4,241

Gabi 6,140 4,713

Gilutongan 1,606 1,640

Ibabao 10,227 8,355

Pilipog 4,660 4,273

Poblacion 10,163 9,625

San Miguel 4,015 3,642

DAANBANTAYAN 93,502 84,430

Aguho 5,992 5,726

Bagay 5,151 4,549

Bakhawan 3,074 2,540

Bateria 3,865 3,664

Bitoon 5,267 4,753

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Calape 3,218 2,233

Carnaza 2,471 2,259

Dalingding 2,027 2,137

Lanao 4,259 3,313

Logon 6,257 5,720

Malbago 4,661 4,408

Malingin 1,804 1,600

Maya 9,804 8,822

Pajo 4,453 3,634

Paypay 3,305 2,888

Poblacion 8,402 7,794

Talisay 4,377 4,297

Tapilon 8,843 8,323

Tinubdan 1,920 2,002

Tominjao 4,352 3,768

DALAGUETE 74,596 67,497

Ablayan 1,318 1,207

Babayongan 493 468

Balud 3,673 3,214

Banhigan 1,269 1,239

Bulak 988 873

Caliongan 2,649 2,319

Caleriohan 2,557 2,202

Casay 4,681 4,283

Catolohan 2,464 1,759

Cawayan 2,957 2,681

Consolacion 2,120 1,966

Coro 1,320 1,228

Dugyan 1,055 994

Dumalan 2,002 1,756

Jolomaynon 1,629 1,338

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Lanao 1,219 1,124

Langkas 1,480 1,344

Lumbang 863 773

Malones 1,253 1,291

Maloray 1,007 941

Mananggal 983 1,047

Manlapay 1,956 2,152

Mantalongon 7,237 6,517

Nalhub 1,980 1,834

Obo 1,609 1,392

Obong 3,212 3,078

Panas 938 832

Poblacion 6,695 6,355

Sacsac 1,995 1,726

Tapun 4,738 4,068

Tuba 1,497 1,296

Salug 1,323 1,106

Tabon 3,436 3,094

DANAO CITY 156,321 136,471

Baliang 2,251 1,843

Bayabas 672 714

Binaliw 3,140 2,635

Cabungahan 2,557 2,317

Cagat-Lamac 1,392 1,253

Cahumayan 4,589 4,162

Cambanay 4,320 3,526

Cambubho 694 940

Cogon-Cruz 5,116 4,188

Danasan 1,442 1,350

Dungga 1,129 1,273

Dunggoan 7,313 6,310

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Guinacot 5,844 4,853

Guinsay 10,394 9,152

Ibo 1,270 1,171

Langosig 831 1,020

Lawaan 1,595 1,679

Licos 2,109 1,852

Looc 12,074 9,543

Magtagobtob 470 453

Malapoc 1,591 1,256

Manlayag 1,808 1,638

Mantija 1,605 1,447

Masaba 3,343 3,090

Maslog 11,898 9,929

Nangka 523 413

Oguis 651 634

Pili 856 777

Poblacion 9,709 9,090

Quisol 1,618 1,461

Sabang 16,150 12,431

Sacsac 687 618

Sandayong Norte 1,385 1,490

Sandayong Sur 3,296 3,069

Santa Rosa 1,572 1,559

Santican 961 1,218

Sibacan 585 635

Suba 7,618 7,523

Taboc 6,978 5,482

Taytay 4,639 3,914

Togonon 1,664 1,619

Tuburan Sur 7,982 6,944

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

DUMANJUG 57,823 51,210

Balaygtiki 2,122 2,016

Bitoon 3,576 2,979

Bulak 1,651 1,441

Bullogan 1,031 1,065

Doldol 1,969 1,564

Kabalaasnan 378 385

Kabatbatan 470 385

Calaboon 2,334 1,920

Kambanog 462 438

Camboang 1,250 1,194

Candabong 1,102 982

Kang-actol 1,474 1,274

Kanghalo 571 559

Kanghumaod 2,204 1,642

Kanguha 720 765

Kantangkas 821 839

Kanyuko 1,267 1,088

Cogon 3,402 3,051

Kolabtingon 708 740

Cotcoton 550 549

Lamak 557 570

Lawaan 3,025 2,321

Liong 2,694 2,159

Manlapay 1,231 1,307

Masa 724 618

Matalao 375 341

Paculob 1,908 1,576

Panlaan 2,558 2,190

Pawa 1,204 1,226

Ilaya (Pob.) 1,070 1,217

Poblacion Looc 1,326 1,198

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Poblacion Sima 538 588

Tangil 3,125 2,886

Tapon 4,118 3,499

Tubod-Bitoon 2,447 2,129

Tubod-Dugoan 1,682 1,571

Poblacion Central 1,179 938

GINATILAN 16,906 15,919

Anao 616 428

Cagsing 1,171 1,219

Calabawan 654 553

Cambagte 472 518

Campisong 457 443

Canorong 792 805

Guiwanon 1,205 1,047

Looc 1,172 1,071

Malatbo 986 802

Mangaco 1,390 1,280

Palanas 2,490 2,407

Poblacion 3,219 3,130

Salamanca 719 660

San Roque 1,563 1,556

LILOAN 153,197 118,753

Cabadiangan 2,209 1,982

Calero 6,821 5,315

Catarman 20,162 15,829

Cotcot 10,598 6,796

Jubay 14,904 11,931

Lataban 2,516 2,245

Mulao 1,189 1,067

Poblacion 16,657 15,041

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

San Roque 1,797 1,521

San Vicente 13,069 10,219

Santa Cruz 2,689 2,203

Tabla 1,562 1,423

Tayud 21,978 15,814

Yati 37,046 27,367

MADRIDEJOS 42,039 36,429

Bunakan 2,139 1,888

Kangwayan 1,365 1,083

Kaongkod 4,028 3,454

Kodia 2,370 2,077

Maalat 2,864 2,212

Malbago 3,166 2,593

Mancilang 5,299 4,934

Pili 2,885 2,449

Poblacion 3,597 3,509

San Agustin 3,027 2,399

Tabagak 2,196 1,919

Talangnan 3,666 3,294

Tarong 3,100 2,879

Tugas 2,337 1,739

MALABUYOC 19,770 19,373

Armeña (Cansilongan) 950 1,016

Tolosa (Calatagan) 1,615 1,422

Cerdeña (Ansan) 2,011 1,993

Labrador (Bulod) 744 733

Looc 1,173 1,218

Lombo 1,327 1,441

Mahanlud 605 554

Mindanao (Pajo) 533 532

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Montañeza (Inamlang) 3,212 3,229

Salmeron (Bulak) 774 763

Santo Niño 2,721 2,630

Sorsogon (Balimaya) 1,159 1,015

Barangay I (Pob.) 1,773 1,638

Barangay II (Pob.) 1,173 1,189

MEDELLIN 59,605 55,332

Antipolo 6,532 4,981

Curva 2,468 2,241

Daanlungsod 2,947 3,782

Dalingding Sur 896 970

Dayhagon 2,019 1,803

Gibitngil 2,216 2,128

Canhabagat 2,373 2,355

Caputatan Norte 2,932 2,890

Caputatan Sur 2,772 2,712

Kawit 7,991 7,626

Lamintak Norte 2,348 2,130

Luy-a 1,564 1,938

Panugnawan 2,665 2,290

Poblacion 6,825 5,500

Tindog 3,981 3,393

Don Virgilio Gonzales 1,547 1,473

Lamintak Sur 2,904 2,583

Maharuhay 1,679 1,477

Mahawak 2,946 3,060

MINGLANILLA 151,002 132,135

Cadulawan 6,272 5,321

Calajo-an 12,958 11,583

Camp 7 3,258 2,571

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Camp 8 2,294 1,798

Cuanos 3,758 2,809

Guindaruhan 3,881 3,503

Linao 16,141 12,943

Manduang 2,737 2,147

Pakigne 14,351 12,644

Poblacion Ward I 2,306 2,087

Poblacion Ward II 3,559 3,254

Poblacion Ward III 2,681 2,884

Poblacion Ward IV 4,316 4,767

Tubod 5,136 5,626

Tulay 11,834 11,286

Tunghaan 16,538 14,187

Tungkop 14,252 11,003

Vito 11,133 8,613

Tungkil 13,597 13,109

MOALBOAL 36,930 31,130

Agbalanga 1,065 940

Bala 767 700

Balabagon 2,395 1,825

Basdiot 6,867 5,949

Batadbatad 1,619 1,318

Bugho 2,088 1,824

Buguil 832 756

Busay 1,613 1,309

Lanao 1,914 1,424

Poblacion East 2,911 2,521

Poblacion West 3,567 3,240

Saavedra 3,381 2,881

Tomonoy 2,634 2,018

Tuble 2,415 2,012

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Tunga 2,862 2,413

CITY OF NAGA 133,184 115,750

Alfaco 3,986 3,486

Bairan 2,379 2,173

Balirong 5,152 4,760

Cabungahan 1,562 1,306

Cantao-an 7,223 5,889

Central Poblacion 806 896

Cogon 4,654 4,267

Colon 5,245 4,467

East Poblacion 406 636

Inoburan 7,419 6,054

Inayagan 10,351 8,342

Jaguimit 2,367 2,344

Lanas 3,270 2,890

Langtad 7,078 6,220

Lutac 5,498 4,603

Mainit 3,438 2,770

Mayana 1,460 1,299

Naalad 3,546 2,937

North Poblacion 3,081 3,019

Pangdan 6,214 4,730

Patag 1,539 1,419

South Poblacion 6,912 5,673

Tagjaguimit 3,207 2,317

Tangke 5,171 5,263

Tinaan 7,457 7,157

Tuyan 13,444 11,337

Uling 6,242 6,187

West Poblacion 4,077 3,309

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

OSLOB 29,264 27,893

Alo 1,196 1,395

Bangcogon 1,231 1,108

Bonbon 1,555 1,303

Calumpang 1,024 1,080

Canangca-an 481 591

Cañang 1,009 1,044

Can-ukban 584 522

Cansalo-ay 681 584

Daanlungsod 1,736 1,612

Gawi 1,876 1,685

Hagdan 731 652

Lagunde 3,273 2,830

Looc 1,183 1,163

Luka 1,210 1,241

Mainit 1,339 1,394

Manlum 411 414

Nueva Caceres 1,189 1,129

Poblacion 4,446 4,224

Pungtod 1,567 1,555

Tan-awan 1,512 1,429

Tumalog 1,030 938

PILAR 12,506 11,308

Biasong 406 345

Cawit 2,251 1,925

Dapdap 671 563

Esperanza 855 815

Lanao 947 1,029

Lower Poblacion 826 745

Moabog 1,172 1,034

Montserrat 1,260 1,202

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

San Isidro 643 482

San Juan 796 730

Upper Poblacion 925 865

Villahermosa 1,177 991

Imelda 577 582

PINAMUNGAJAN 1 75,131 65,955

Anislag 1,613 1,597

Anopog 4,362 3,797

Binabag 2,264 2,142

Buhingtubig 2,192 1,763

Busay 1,396 1,117

Butong 2,394 2,035

Cabiangon 1,244 1,000

Camugao 2,521 2,048

Duangan 1,591 1,400

Guimbawian 2,086 1,894

Lamac 7,070 5,953

Lut-od 3,219 3,112

Mangoto 2,728 2,602

Opao 655 503

Pandacan 7,583 5,890

Poblacion 7,038 6,754

Punod 2,237 1,781

Rizal 3,054 2,418

Sacsac 1,547 1,533

Sambagon 1,376 1,233

Sibago 2,751 2,261

Tajao 7,395 6,915

Tangub 1,151 880

Tanibag 1,877 2,002

Tupas 991 864

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Tutay 2,796 2,461

PORO 26,232 25,212

Adela 1,749 1,737

Altavista 1,019 958

Cagcagan 3,351 3,114

Cansabusab 574 577

Daan Paz 807 922

Eastern Poblacion 1,145 1,158

Esperanza 3,488 3,324

Libertad 1,216 1,313

Mabini 1,328 1,259

Mercedes 2,973 2,585

Pagsa 835 1,183

Paz 1,297 1,252

Rizal 786 871

San Jose 1,375 1,255

Santa Rita 996 705

Teguis 1,765 1,397

Western Poblacion 1,528 1,602

RONDA 21,005 20,360

Butong 1,641 1,617

Can-abuhon 915 930

Canduling 1,364 1,353

Cansalonoy 920 846

Cansayahon 2,003 1,947

Ilaya 1,618 1,630

Langin 1,255 1,262

Libo-o 1,452 1,198

Malalay 1,011 1,165

Palanas 1,703 1,739

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Poblacion 2,059 1,992

Santa Cruz 3,573 3,224

Tupas 630 592

Vive 861 865

SAMBOAN 20,373 20,884

Basak 1,141 1,064

Bonbon 613 608

Bulangsuran 1,054 1,121

Calatagan 1,284 1,371

Cambigong 884 782

Canorong 964 1,085

Colase 1,103 1,086

Dalahikan 1,360 1,379

Jumangpas 1,290 1,517

Camburoy 941 802

Poblacion 3,887 3,928

San Sebastian 2,058 2,197

Suba 1,931 1,948

Tangbo 1,121 1,262

Monteverde 742 734

SAN FERNANDO 72,224 66,280

Balud 4,950 4,135

Balungag 2,324 2,116

Basak 948 1,017

Bugho 1,422 1,317

Cabatbatan 2,075 1,933

Greenhills 3,229 2,508

Lantawan 2,157 2,054

Liburon 1,145 995

Magsico 2,430 2,188

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Poblacion North 4,606 4,444

Panadtaran 6,219 5,400

Pitalo 7,886 7,962

San Isidro 4,538 4,128

Sangat 6,633 5,910

Poblacion South 8,948 8,294

Tabionan 2,285 2,147

Tananas 1,861 1,706

Tinubdan 1,764 2,215

Tonggo 2,479 2,110

Tubod 1,767 1,726

Ilaya 2,558 1,975

SAN FRANCISCO 59,236 55,180

Montealegre 1,517 1,735

Cabunga-an 2,334 2,226

Campo 3,207 3,123

Consuelo 6,260 5,750

Esperanza 6,544 6,370

Himensulan 2,486 2,331

Northern Poblacion 5,334 4,786

San Isidro 4,474 4,346

Santa Cruz 6,035 5,465

Santiago 2,384 2,412

Sonog 4,004 3,799

Southern Poblacion 4,618 4,143

Unidos 964 992

Union 6,083 5,023

Western Poblacion 2,992 2,679

SAN REMIGIO 65,744 57,557

Anapog 2,445 1,951

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Argawanon 4,738 4,118

Bagtic 1,328 1,078

Bancasan 1,774 1,644

Batad 1,839 1,488

Busogon 1,795 1,592

Calambua 1,628 1,450

Canagahan 1,746 1,489

Dapdap 1,985 1,825

Gawaygaway 1,764 1,423

Hagnaya 4,222 4,127

Kayam 1,604 1,350

Kinawahan 1,198 869

Lambusan 2,732 2,495

Lawis 1,629 1,251

Libaong 1,367 1,213

Looc 2,369 2,201

Luyang 2,561 2,343

Mano 4,340 3,698

Poblacion 5,739 5,356

Punta 3,272 3,174

Sab-a 1,451 1,045

San Miguel 2,391 1,706

Tacup 2,913 2,354

Tambongon 3,346 3,100

To-ong 1,360 1,307

Victoria 2,208 1,910

SANTA FE 34,471 28,603

Hagdan 3,957 3,486

Hilantagaan 4,318 3,726

Kinatarkan 2,124 1,667

Langub 2,532 2,055

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Maricaban 5,771 3,286

Okoy 4,692 3,916

Poblacion 2,487 2,458

Balidbid 2,006 1,853

Pooc 3,423 3,280

Talisay 3,161 2,876

SANTANDER 18,527 17,857

Bunlan 2,296 2,171

Cabutongan 1,310 1,050

Candamiang 1,151 1,023

Liloan 2,330 2,219

Lip-tong 1,337 1,436

Looc 2,190 2,053

Pasil 1,603 1,665

Poblacion 2,902 2,791

Talisay 2,533 2,562

Canlumacad 875 887

SIBONGA 53,424 48,186

Abugon 2,208 2,162

Bae 1,375 1,153

Bagacay 2,805 2,430

Bahay 5,646 5,013

Banlot 1,980 1,871

Basak 1,195 1,106

Bato 1,531 1,477

Cagay 1,021 816

Can-aga 1,037 1,011

Candaguit 2,513 2,360

Cantolaroy 729 634

Dugoan 841 783

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Guimbangco-an 1,109 1,067

Lamacan 1,889 1,971

Libo 1,191 1,161

Lindogon 1,931 1,648

Magcagong 1,191 991

Manatad 1,928 1,428

Mangyan 2,369 2,248

Papan 917 816

Poblacion 7,257 6,522

Sabang 2,912 2,407

Sayao 2,020 1,772

Simala 3,388 3,025

Tubod 2,441 2,314

SOGOD 39,447 35,108

Ampongol 967 979

Bagakay 916 728

Bagatayam 2,838 2,396

Bawo 2,820 2,679

Cabalawan 2,995 2,829

Cabangahan 1,104 1,031

Calumboyan 3,286 2,896

Dakit 1,226 840

Damolog 3,899 3,433

Ibabao 2,814 2,444

Liki 2,090 1,911

Lubo 1,105 1,000

Mohon 1,305 1,158

Nahus-an 1,181 1,068

Poblacion 3,557 3,472

Tabunok 4,064 3,539

Takay 1,323 1,119

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Pansoy 1,957 1,586

TABOGON 41,432 39,013

Alang-alang 767 731

Caduawan 3,016 2,786

Kal-anan 913 815

Camoboan 1,900 1,842

Canaocanao 1,856 1,861

Combado 744 617

Daantabogon 1,606 1,229

Ilihan 3,818 4,262

Labangon 2,183 1,952

Libjo 2,881 2,736

Loong 1,354 1,211

Mabuli 1,674 1,713

Managase 1,543 1,467

Manlagtang 1,538 1,299

Maslog 1,464 1,239

Muabog 2,553 2,330

Pio 949 814

Poblacion 1,595 1,387

Salag 1,569 1,474

Sambag 953 899

San Isidro 829 669

San Vicente 856 820

Somosa 2,319 2,406

Taba-ao 1,344 1,177

Tapul 1,208 1,277

TABUELAN 28,907 25,630

Bongon 4,171 3,701

Kanlim-ao 1,054 972

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Kanluhangon 1,001 1,026

Kantubaon 1,970 1,709

Dalid 1,732 1,318

Mabunao 1,033 947

Maravilla 2,881 2,573

Olivo 2,787 2,120

Poblacion 5,416 5,201

Tabunok 3,979 3,531

Tigbawan 2,237 2,073

Villahermosa 646 459

CITY OF TALISAY 263,048 227,645

Bulacao 12,360 12,697

Cadulawan 6,291 4,379

Cansojong 17,364 16,016

Dumlog 21,706 17,785

Jaclupan 10,934 8,684

Lagtang 15,813 13,830

Lawaan I 10,693 9,413

Linao 14,480 10,110

Maghaway 7,119 7,148

Manipis 2,624 2,456

Mohon 11,290 10,735

Poblacion 10,323 12,756

Pooc 12,925 11,699

San Isidro 17,645 13,753

San Roque 22,015 18,161

Tabunoc 17,522 14,682

Tangke 14,058 13,707

Tapul 2,329 1,777

Biasong 10,418 6,482

Camp IV 3,878 3,305

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Lawaan II 6,848 6,033

Lawaan III 14,413 12,037

CITY OF TOLEDO 207,314 170,335

Awihao 5,062 4,207

Bagakay 2,298 2,485

Bato 9,041 8,173

Biga 3,983 3,327

Bulongan 2,624 2,647

Bunga 5,361 3,868

Cabitoonan 5,483 4,154

Calongcalong 1,525 1,535

Cambang-ug 4,125 3,668

Camp 8 2,237 2,529

Canlumampao 5,029 4,170

Cantabaco 9,426 7,304

Capitan Claudio 5,069 4,311

Carmen 4,857 3,858

Daanglungsod 3,786 2,933

Don Andres Soriano (Lutopan) 18,948 12,764

Dumlog 6,594 5,288

Ibo 4,727 3,699

Ilihan 4,422 3,206

Landahan 1,776 2,183

Loay 1,807 1,501

Luray II 4,740 4,640

Juan Climaco, Sr. (Magdugo) 8,581 6,279

Gen. Climaco (Malubog) 6,356 6,337

Matab-ang 11,538 9,868

Media Once 9,298 7,128

Pangamihan 2,492 2,333

Poblacion 15,572 13,383

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Poog 7,082 5,989

Putingbato 1,693 1,413

Sagay 1,591 1,145

Sam-ang 2,264 1,719

Sangi 5,376 4,201

Santo Niño (Mainggit) 7,049 5,316

Subayon 1,007 1,432

Talavera 7,731 6,041

Tungkay 1,394 1,173

Tubod 5,370 4,128

TUBURAN 68,167 63,866

Alegria 1,189 958

Amatugan 932 816

Antipolo 1,423 1,246

Apalan 2,024 1,665

Bagasawe 1,823 1,812

Bakyawan 890 880

Bangkito 277 296

Bulwang 639 674

Kabangkalan 819 818

Kalangahan 1,396 1,554

Kamansi 565 539

Kan-an 244 315

Kanlunsing 197 204

Kansi 1,148 1,250

Caridad 1,705 1,604

Carmelo 2,394 2,168

Cogon 4,296 3,451

Colonia 3,059 2,615

Daan Lungsod 2,649 2,591

Fortaliza 1,347 1,353

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Ga-ang 618 657

Gimama-a 1,572 1,442

Jagbuaya 1,657 1,397

Kabkaban 528 503

Kagba-o 471 510

Kampoot 526 573

Kaorasan 232 375

Libo 261 301

Lusong 905 962

Macupa 349 364

Mag-alwa 658 726

Mag-antoy 616 724

Mag-atubang 998 921

Maghan-ay 688 620

Mangga 3,104 3,042

Marmol 1,550 1,461

Molobolo 718 655

Montealegre 1,775 1,664

Putat 4,868 4,171

San Juan 948 974

Sandayong 1,164 1,025

Santo Niño 468 450

Siotes 411 452

Sumon 1,008 907

Tominjao 1,185 951

Tomugpa 287 281

Barangay I (Pob.) 1,641 1,512

Barangay II (Pob.) 2,110 1,928

Barangay III (Pob.) 215 299

Barangay IV (Pob.) 219 254

Barangay V (Pob.) 1,034 1,011

Barangay VI (Pob.) 2,178 2,084

72

* Exclude City of Cebu, City of Lapu-Lapu, and City of Mandaue.

1 Correction of municipality name from Pinamungahan; under Municipal Mayor Certification.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population (2015 POPCEN) 2020 Census of Population and Housing (CPH)

TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Municipality/ City and

Barangay

Total Population

2020 2015

Barangay VII (Pob.) 1,397 1,373

Barangay VIII (Pob.) 2,792 2,488

TUDELA 11,304 11,296

Buenavista 452 547

Calmante 1,426 1,464

Daan Secante 441 460

General 1,249 1,079

McArthur 1,533 1,208

Northern Poblacion 422 442

Puertobello 2,702 3,067

Santander 602 565

Secante Bag-o 646 577

Southern Poblacion 745 763

Villahermosa 1,086 1,124

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Highly Urbanized City (HUC)

Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Highly Urbanized City

(HUC) and Barangays

Total Population

2020 2015

CITY OF CEBU (Capital) 964,169 922,611

Adlaon 4,413 4,028

Agsungot 2,772 2,290

Apas 24,194 24,591

Babag 5,945 4,452

Basak Pardo 17,854 19,415

Bacayan 14,460 15,919

Banilad 6,336 7,890

Basak San Nicolas 38,965 35,422

Binaliw 3,493 3,417

Bonbon 6,108 5,632

Budla-an (Pob.) 8,756 5,316

Buhisan 19,088 14,977

Bulacao 28,675 30,450

Buot-Taup Pardo 2,927 2,475

Busay (Pob.) 17,145 13,048

Calamba 9,834 11,177

Cambinocot 3,424 3,099

Capitol Site (Pob.) 12,604 11,307

Carreta 11,398 12,557

Central (Pob.) 781 1,213

Cogon Ramos (Pob.) 2,693 3,339

Cogon Pardo 23,828 21,276

Day-as 3,815 4,817

Duljo (Pob.) 15,851 17,664

Ermita (Pob.) 8,541 8,451

Guadalupe 70,039 61,238

Guba 5,732 4,976

Hippodromo 9,574 9,684

Inayawan 32,675 30,707

Kalubihan (Pob.) 663 866

Kalunasan 28,230 26,756

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Highly Urbanized City (HUC)

Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Highly Urbanized City

(HUC) and Barangays

Total Population

2020 2015

Kamagayan (Pob.) 2,004 2,170

Camputhaw (Pob.) 17,664 20,030

Kasambagan 7,967 8,428

Kinasang-an Pardo 18,756 15,185

Labangon 32,825 33,477

Lahug (Pob.) 45,853 38,584

Lorega (Lorega San Miguel) 12,273 11,873

Lusaran 2,595 2,931

Luz 16,175 18,313

Mabini 2,307 1,909

Mabolo 21,616 22,008

Malubog 3,316 2,568

Mambaling 30,459 32,564

Pahina Central (Pob.) 5,639 5,258

Pahina San Nicolas 2,743 3,196

Pamutan 1,773 1,862

Pardo (Pob.) 12,016 12,596

Pari-an 1,058 1,574

Paril 1,847 1,479

Pasil 8,395 8,593

Pit-os 7,752 6,244

Pulangbato 8,037 5,988

Pung-ol-Sibugay 2,333 2,556

Punta Princesa 22,658 22,369

Quiot Pardo 27,984 24,200

Sambag I (Pob.) 11,526 13,434

Sambag II (Pob.) 12,173 11,223

San Antonio (Pob.) 2,060 1,928

San Jose 8,027 6,870

San Nicolas Central 5,327 6,694

San Roque (Ciudad) 3,617 4,444

Santa Cruz (Pob.) 2,105 2,316

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Highly Urbanized City (HUC)

Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Highly Urbanized City

(HUC) and Barangays

Total Population

2020 2015

Sawang Calero (Pob.) 7,676 8,259

Sinsin 2,578 2,161

Sirao 3,647 3,456

Suba Pob. (Suba San

Nicolas) 10,606 11,026

Sudlon I 3,273 2,777

Sapangdaku 8,214 7,594

T. Padilla 6,719 7,646

Tabunan 2,270 2,138

Tagbao 1,744 1,767

Talamban 33,382 32,139

Taptap 2,484 2,093

Tejero (Villa Gonzalo) 14,084 14,496

Tinago 6,700 6,743

Tisa 47,364 37,766

To-ong Pardo 4,549 4,178

Zapatera 2,957 3,146

Sudlon II 4,229 3,913

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU

(OPON) 497,604 408,112

Agus 19,525 15,767

Babag 30,839 22,756

Bankal 22,863 20,872

Baring 3,870 3,353

Basak 71,990 59,873

Buaya 19,078 16,072

Calawisan 15,740 11,454

Canjulao 14,451 13,245

Caw-oy 2,226 1,837

Cawhagan 694 638

Caubian 2,429 2,272

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TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Highly Urbanized City (HUC)

Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Highly Urbanized City

(HUC) and Barangays

Total Population

2020 2015

Gun-ob 37,989 31,219

Ibo 8,318 8,126

Looc 15,411 16,016

Mactan 50,964 33,465

Maribago 18,954 16,591

Marigondon 25,584 19,713

Pajac 22,116 17,402

Pajo 25,845 20,999

Pangan-an 2,348 2,070

Poblacion 6,238 5,581

Punta Engaño 11,425 8,753

Pusok 32,791 28,810

Sabang 6,910 6,091

Santa Rosa 5,388 4,302

Subabasbas 7,961 6,288

Talima 5,973 5,734

Tingo 3,231 3,088

Tungasan 2,244 1,871

San Vicente 4,209 3,854

CITY OF MANDAUE 364,116 362,654

Alang-alang 11,495 13,457

Bakilid 4,387 4,591

Banilad 18,386 22,771

Basak 11,777 10,606

Cabancalan 14,841 14,132

Cambaro 8,990 9,474

Canduman 23,455 18,852

Casili 5,403 4,558

Casuntingan 16,846 14,690

Centro (Pob.) 2,980 3,383

Cubacub 13,832 10,284

77

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population (2015 POPCEN) 2020 Census of Population and Housing (CPH)

TABLE 1.6 Population Counts, Highly Urbanized City (HUC)

Cebu Province, 2015 and 2020

Highly Urbanized City

(HUC) and Barangays

Total Population

2020 2015

Guizo 7,258 9,623

Ibabao-Estancia 6,994 9,503

Jagobiao 12,138 13,685

Labogon 20,466 21,028

Looc 17,395 17,143

Maguikay 14,956 14,645

Mantuyong 5,487 6,540

Opao 12,014 11,457

Pakna-an 30,532 26,943

Pagsabungan 20,266 20,335

Subangdaku 17,097 17,714

Tabok 19,486 18,167

Tawason 6,984 4,958

Tingub 6,082 6,774

Tipolo 15,790 18,840

Umapad 18,779 18,501

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CHAPTER 2. PRICES AND INDICES

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is most widely used in the calculation

of the inflation rate and purchasing power of the peso. It is a major

statistical series used for economic analysis and as a monitoring indicator

of government economic policy.

The inflation rate is the annual rate of change or the year on-year

change of the CPI expressed in percent. Inflation is interpreted in terms of

declining purchasing power of money

The purchasing power of the peso shows how much the peso in the

base period is worth in the current period. It is computed as the reciprocal

of the CPI for the period under review multiplied by 100.

This chapter presents the data pertaining to the consumer price index

(CPI) in all income family households, inflation rate (IR) and the purchasing

power of peso (PPP) in Cebu province for the year 2020.

Highlights:

CPI, IR and PPP

In 2020, the average Consumer Price Index in all income households

reached to 126.9 which was higher compared to 2019 at 124.4. An

increasing trend in the movement of CPI was noted from the base year

2012 which is equal to 100 until the year 2020.

In 2020, the highest CPI was recorded in the month of June at 127.9

in all income households which was higher compared to June 2019 at

124.1. The lowest CPI was recorded in the month of September and

October at 125.8.

Among commodity groups that contributed to the increased of the

CPI in Cebu province for the year 2020, the commodity group Alcoholic

Beverages and Tobacco recorded the highest CPI with 217.6. This was

followed by commodity group Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages with

137.0 and Furnishings, Household Equipment and Routine Maintenance of

the House with 136.4. The lowest CPI among the commodity groups was

Communication with 102 in 2020.

The average inflation rate for the year 2020 was at 2.0% this is higher

compared to the average inflation rate in 2019 at 1.6%. Among the months

from January to December 2020, the highest inflation was recorded in the

month of March and June 2020 with 3.1% inflation. This is followed by the

months of January and February with 2.8% inflation. The average

Purchasing Power of Peso (PPP) of Cebu Province for the year 2020 was at

0.79 which is lower than the average PPP of Cebu Province in 2019 for the

year 2019 at 0.80.

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TABLE 2.1 Consumer Price Index, Inflation Rate, Monthly Percent Change and

Purchasing Power of Peso, Cebu Province (2012=100)

Year/Month C P I Inflation

Rate

Monthly Purchasing

% Change Power of Peso

2012 100.0 1.00

January 95.8 1.04

February 96.0 0.2 1.04

March 96.1 0.1 1.04

April 98.4 2.4 1.02

May 99.2 0.8 1.01

June 100.9 1.7 0.99

July 101.6 0.7 0.98

August 102.0 0.4 0.98 September 102.5 0.5 0.98

October 102.5 0.0 0.98

November 102.5 0.0 0.98

December 102.5 0.0 0.98 2013 105.1 5.1 0.95

January 102.8 7.3 0.3 0.97

February 103.9 8.2 1.1 0.96

March 104.1 8.3 0.2 0.96

April 104.2 5.9 0.1 0.96

May 104.3 5.1 0.1 0.96 June 105.0 4.1 0.7 0.95

July 105.2 3.5 0.2 0.95

August 105.6 3.5 0.4 0.95

September 105.8 3.2 0.2 0.95

October 105.9 3.3 0.1 0.94

November 106.8 4.2 0.8 0.94

December 107.5 4.9 0.7 0.93 2014 110.4 5.0 0.91

January 108.2 5.3 0.7 0.92 February 108.3 4.2 0.1 0.92

March 108.6 4.3 0.3 0.92

April 109.4 5.0 0.7 0.91

May 110.1 5.6 0.6 0.91

June 110.5 5.2 0.4 0.90

July 110.8 5.3 0.3 0.90

August 111.0 5.1 0.2 0.90

September 111.1 5.0 0.1 0.90

October 111.9 5.7 0.7 0.89

November 112.5 5.3 0.5 0.89

December 112.1 4.3 -0.4 0.89

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TABLE 2.1 Consumer Price Index, Inflation Rate, Monthly Percent Change and

Purchasing Power of Peso, Cebu Province (2012=100)

Year/Month C P I Inflation

Rate

Monthly Purchasing

% Change Power of Peso

2015 111.9 1.4 0.89

January 111.8 3.3 -0.3 0.89

February 111.6 3.0 -0.2 0.90

March 111.7 2.9 0.1 0.90

April 111.8 2.2 0.1 0.89

May 111.9 1.6 0.1 0.89

June 111.9 1.3 0.0 0.89

July 111.8 0.9 -0.1 0.89

August 111.1 0.1 -0.6 0.90 September 111.4 0.3 0.3 0.90

October 111.8 -0.1 0.4 0.89

November 112.3 -0.2 0.4 0.89

December 113.2 1.0 0.8 0.88 2016 114.1 2.0 0.88

January 113.4 1.4 0.2 0.88

February 113.1 1.3 -0.3 0.88

March 113.5 1.6 0.4 0.88

April 114.0 2.0 0.4 0.88

May 114.3 2.1 0.3 0.87 June 114.5 2.3 0.2 0.87

July 114.4 2.3 -0.1 0.87

August 114.3 2.9 -0.1 0.87

September 113.9 2.2 -0.3 0.88

October 114.3 2.2 0.4 0.87

November 114.6 2.0 0.3 0.87

December 115.1 1.7 0.4 0.87 2017 116.5 2.1 0.86

January 115.8 2.1 0.6 0.86 February 116.0 2.6 0.2 0.86

March 115.5 1.8 -0.4 0.87

April 115.8 1.6 0.3 0.86

May 116.1 1.6 0.3 0.86

June 116.4 1.7 0.3 0.86

July 116.5 1.8 0.1 0.86

August 116.9 2.3 0.3 0.86

September 117.2 2.9 0.3 0.85

October 117.4 2.7 0.2 0.85

November 117.1 2.2 -0.3 0.85

December 117.2 1.8 0.1 0.85

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Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

TABLE 2.1 Consumer Price Index, Inflation Rate, Monthly Percent Change and

Purchasing Power of Peso, Cebu Province (2012=100)

Year/Month C P I Inflation

Rate

Monthly Purchasing

% Change Power of Peso

2018 122.5 5.2 0.82

January 118.6 2.4 1.2 0.84

February 119.6 3.1 0.8 0.84

March 121.2 4.9 1.3 0.83

April 122.5 5.8 1.1 0.82

May 122.7 5.7 0.2 0.81

June 123.0 5.7 0.2 0.81

July 123.3 5.8 0.2 0.81

August 123.4 5.6 0.1 0.81 September 124.2 6.0 0.6 0.81

October 124.2 5.8 0.0 0.81

November 123.6 5.6 -0.5 0.81

December 123.2 5.1 -0.3 0.81 2019 124.4 1.6 0.80

January 123.6 4.2 0.3 0.81

February 123.7 3.4 0.1 0.81

March 123.5 1.9 -0.2 0.81

April 123.9 1.1 0.3 0.81

May 124.2 1.2 0.2 0.81 June 124.1 0.9 -0.1 0.81

July 124.6 1.1 0.4 0.80

August 124.8 1.1 0.2 0.80

September 125.0 0.6 0.2 0.80

October 124.5 0.2 -0.4 0.80

November 125.3 1.4 0.6 0.80

December 126.1 2.4 0.6 0.79 2020 126.9 2.0 0.79

January 127.0 2.8 0.7 0.79

February 127.2 2.8 0.2 0.79

March 127.3 3.1 0.1 0.79 April 127.2 2.7 -0.1 0.79

May 127.2 2.4 0.0 0.79

June 127.9 3.1 0.6 0.78

July 127.8 2.6 -0.1 0.78

August 126.4 1.3 -1.1 0.79

September 125.8 0.6 -0.5 0.79

October 125.8 1.0 0.0 0.79

November 126.2 0.7 0.3 0.79

December 126.9 0.6 0.6 0.79

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TABLE 2.2 Consumer Price Index in All Income Households, by Month, Cebu,

January – December 2020 COMMODITY GROUP Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ave

ALL ITEMS 127.0 127.2 127.3 127.2 127.2 127.9 127.8 126.4 125.8 125.8 126.2 126.9 126.9

I. FOOD AND NON-

ALCOHOLIC

BEVERAGES

136.7 137.6 138.3 139.3 139.3 139.5 137.7 136.0 134.1 134.2 135.2 136.3 137.0

* Food 137.6 138.6 139.3 140.4 140.4 140.6 138.7 136.8 134.8 134.9 136.0 137.2 137.9

Bread and Cereals 114.1 113.8 113.8 114.3 114.5 115.5 114.7 114.4 113.8 113.8 113.8 113.8 114.2

Rice 110.2 109.4 109.4 110.2 110.6 112.3 110.9 110.6 109.8 109.8 109.6 109.9 110.2

Corn 126.1 127.6 127.6 127.6 127.6 127.0 126.9 126.4 125.8 125.8 125.9 124.5 126.6

Other Cereals, Flour,

Cereal Preparation,

Bread, Pasta and Other

Bakery Products

116.2 116.2 116.2 116.2 116.3 116.7 116.7 116.7 116.7 116.7 116.7 116.7 116.5

Meat 139.8 140.7 141.6 141.8 142.7 144.2 140.8 138.0 135.4 135.7 135.3 135.5 139.3

Fish 179.2 182.9 184.0 189.5 184.7 180.9 178.1 174.2 169.4 168.6 172.7 177.7 178.5

Milk, Cheese and Eggs 126.2 126.2 126.2 126.2 126.4 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.5

Oils and Fats 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 126.9

Fruit 171.9 181.2 183.4 195.1 181.3 182.3 179.5 180.0 178.8 178.8 177.1 176.0 180.5

Vegetables 182.7 181.7 186.0 178.3 196.5 197.6 192.4 182.2 175.1 178.1 187.1 192.0 185.8

Sugar, Jam, Honey,

Chocolate and

Confectionery

121.8 121.6 121.9 122.4 121.8 121.5 119.8 119.5 118.9 118.6 118.6 118.3 120.4

Food Products N.E.C. 116.8 118.2 118.2 119.7 118.4 117.8 118.1 118.2 117.9 118.1 118.1 118.4 118.2

* Non-alcoholic

Beverages 126.4 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5 126.5

II. ALCOHOLIC

BEVERAGES AND

TOBACCO

215.7 216.1 216.1 216.1 216.1 217.6 218.7 218.7 219.1 219.1 219.1 219.1 217.6

Alcoholic Beverages 147.9 148.7 148.7 148.7 148.7 149.6 150.0 150.0 150.5 150.5 150.5 150.5 149.5

Tobacco 287.2 287.2 287.2 287.2 287.2 289.3 291.2 291.2 291.5 291.5 291.5 291.5 289.5

NON-FOOD 118.3 118.0 117.7 116.8 116.8 117.8 118.8 117.7 117.8 117.8 117.8 118.2 117.8

III. CLOTHING AND

FOOTWEAR 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.7 126.8 126.9 126.9 126.9 126.8

Clothing 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.6 126.7 126.9 126.9 126.9 126.7

Footwear 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0 127.0

IV. HOUSING,

WATER,

ELECTRICITY, GAS

AND OTHER FUELS

123.3 123.2 122.9 122.1 121.7 122.0 122.1 121.3 121.2 121.2 121.4 121.6 122.0

Actual Rentals for

Housing 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8 120.8

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TABLE 2.2 Consumer Price Index in All Income Households, by Month, Cebu,

January – December 2020 COMMODITY GROUP Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ave

Maintenance and

Repair of the Dwelling 127.1 128.0 128.0 128.0 128.0 128.0 128.1 128.5 128.7 128.7 128.7 128.7 128.2

Water Supply and

Miscellaneous Services

Relating to the Dweling

115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7 115.7

Electricity, Gas and

Other Fuels 129.5 129.1 128.1 125.4 123.9 125.0 125.2 122.5 122.3 122.3 122.8 123.4 125.0

V. FURNISHINGS,

HOUSEHOLD

EQUIPMENT AND

ROUTINE

MAINTENANCE OF

THE HOUSE

133.9 135.1 136.2 136.2 136.7 136.8 136.9 136.9 136.9 136.9 136.9 137.1 136.4

Furniture and

Furnishings, Carpets

and Other Floor

Coverings

108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2 108.2

Household Textiles 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9 105.9

Household Appliances 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4 104.4

Glassware, Tableware

and Household Utensils 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9

Tools and Equipment

for House and Garden 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3 107.3

Goods and Services for

Routine Household

Maintenance

140.2 141.7 143.1 143.1 143.7 143.8 143.9 144.0 144.0 144.0 144.0 144.2 143.3

VI. HEALTH 116.8 116.9 117.0 117.0 117.0 117.1 117.1 117.1 117.1 117.1 117.1 117.1 117.0

Medical Products,

Appliances and

Equipment

108.3 108.4 108.4 108.4 108.4 108.7 108.7 108.7 108.7 108.7 108.7 108.7 108.6

Out-patient Services 124.3 124.3 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6 124.6

Hospital Services 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4 124.4

VII. TRANSPORT 111.9 109.4 107.4 103.7 103.8 109.2 115.6 110.3 111.3 110.7 110.6 112.3 109.7

Operation of Personal

Transport Equipment 100.8 96.9 90.6 77.2 77.5 85.4 92.0 92.7 91.5 90.8 91.4 93.6 90.0

Transport Services 118.5 116.3 115.8 115.8 115.8 121.0 128.3 119.5 121.7 121.0 120.6 122.3 119.7

VIII.

COMMUNICATION 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0 102.0

Postal Services 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5 116.5

Telephone and Telefax

Equipment 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

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Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

TABLE 2.2 Consumer Price Index in All Income Households, by Month, Cebu,

January – December 2020 COMMODITY GROUP Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ave

Telephone and Telefax

Services 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4 102.4

IX. RECREATION

AND CULTURE 105.6 105.7 105.7 105.7 105.7 105.7 105.7 103.3 103.3 103.4 103.4 103.4 104.7

Audio-visual,

Photographic and

Information Processing

Equipment

103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3 103.3

Other Major Durables

for Recreation and

Culture

100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2 100.2

Other Recreational

Items and Equipment,

Gardens and Pets

100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6 100.6

Recreational and

Cultural Services 116.2 116.2 116.2 116.2 116.2 116.2 116.2 100.4 100.4 100.4 100.4 100.4 109.6

Newspapers, Books

and Stationery 106.1 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.4 106.6 106.6 106.6 106.4

X. EDUCATION 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1 126.1

Pre-primary and

Primary Education 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4 134.4

Secondary Education 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4 147.4

Tertiary Education 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6 115.6

XI. RESTAURANT

AND

MISCELLANEOUS

GOODS AND

SERVICES

108.9 109.1 109.7 109.7 110.0 110.4 110.5 110.5 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.9 110.2

Catering Services 108.9 108.9 109.9 109.9 109.9 109.9 109.9 109.9 110.4 110.4 110.4 110.4 109.9

Personal Care 110.0 110.6 110.7 110.7 111.5 112.9 113.0 113.0 113.2 113.3 113.3 113.3 112.1

Personal Effects N.E.C. 103.4 103.4 103.4 103.4 103.4 103.4 103.6 103.6 103.6 103.6 103.6 103.6 103.5

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127127.2

127.3127.2 127.2

127.9127.8

126.4

125.8 125.8

126.2

126.9

124.50

125.00

125.50

126.00

126.50

127.00

127.50

128.00

128.50

Figure 2.2 Consumer Price Index, All Income

Households, by Month, Cebu, 2020

100.0105.1

110.4 111.9 114.1 116.5122.5 124.4 126.9

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20

40

60

80

100

120

140

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Figure 2.1 Consumer Price Index, by Year,

Cebu Province , 2012- 2020

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CHAPTER 3. AGRICULTURE

This chapter presents various data on the Crops statistics in Cebu

province for the year 2020 and selected data of the result of the 2012

Census of Agriculture and Fisheries (CAF).

Highlights:

Crops Statistics 2019 and 2020

The palay and corn production data are derived from the results of

the Quarterly Palay and Corn Production Survey conducted by the Philippine

Statistics Authority in the province of Cebu for the year 2019 and 2020. In

2020, Palay production in Cebu province decreased by 1.78% from 11.41

thousand metric tons in 2019 to 11.21 thousand metric tons in 2020.

Total area harvested for Palay reduced by 5% in 2020 from 3.82

thousand hectares in 2019 to 3.63 thousand hectares in 2020. In 2020,

94% of palay are produced from irrigated farms while 4% of palay are

produced from rainfed farms.

Meanwhile, Corn production in Cebu province further increased by

37.4% in 2020, from 46.84 thousand metric tons in 2019 to 64.37

thousand metric tons in 2020. As the volume of Corn production increases

in 2020, the area harvested for Corn also increased by 9% from 60.45

thousand hectares in 2019 to 66.04 thousand hectares in 2020.

Of the 64.37 thousand metric tons of Corn produced in Cebu

province, 97.6% or 62.81 thousand metric tons are white and 2.4% or 1.57

thousand metric tons are yellow.

For other crops, the crop with the largest volume of production in

2020 was the sugarcane for centrifugal sugar with 227.82 thousand metric

tons harvested with an area of 5.65 thousand hectares. This was followed

by Coconut with husk with 109.27 thousand metric tons of production with

an area of 38.81 thousand hectares. Next to Coconut is Banana with 86.22

thousand metric tons with an area of 9.25 thousand hectares. Mature

Coconut, Mango, Young Coconut, Napier Grass, Cassava, Sweet Potato,

and Eggplant were among the highest crop production in Cebu province for

the year 2020.

Livestock and Poultry

The volume of production in 2020 for Carabao decreased by 1.3

thousand metric tons from 2.16 thousand metric tons in 2019 to only 0.77

thousand metric tons of Carabao produced in 2020. Volume of production

for Cattle also decreased by 25.18% from 10.12 thousand metric tons in

2019 to 7.57 thousand metric tons in 2020. A decreased of 1.18% in the

production of Hogs was noted, from 101.09 thousand metric tons in 2019

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to 99.90 thousand metric tons in 2020. On the other hand, an increase of

0.67% in the production of Goat from 5.32 thousand metric tons in 2019

to 5.35 thousand metric tons in 2020.

A decreased in the production of Chicken and Duck egg was noted in

the year 2020; a decreased of 1.94% for Chicken production from 68.79

thousand metric tons in 2019 to 67.45 thousand metric tons in 2020 and a

decreased of 6.53% in the production of Duck egg from 11.78 metric tons

in 2019 to 11.01 metric tons in 2020. On the other hand, an increase of

4.97% in the production of Chicken egg in the year 2020 compared to 2019

and a 2.87% in the production of Duck in the year 2020 compared to 2019

respectively.

In Cebu province, total production of fish reached to 9.86 thousand

metric tons which resulted to an increase of 60.32% compared to the

production of fish in 2019 at 6.15 thousand metric tons. Among the species

of fish produced in Cebu, the specie with highest production was the Bali

sardinella (Tamban) with 3.90 thousand metric tons of production in 2020.

This was followed by Fimbriated sardines (Tunsoy) with 1.02 thousand

metric tons of production. Anchovies (Dilis), Big-eyed Scad (Matangbaka)

and Roundscad (Galunggong) are among the top five species of fish with

the highest volume of production in 2020.

2012 Census of Agriculture and Fisheries

In Cebu province the number of agricultural farms reached to

149,421 with an area of 72.50 thousand hectares in 2012. This resulted to

an average area of each agricultural farms at 0.5 hectares. The municipality

of Dalaguete had the largest number of agricultural farms with 8,783 or

5.87% from the total agricultural farms in Cebu province. This was followed

by Argao with 8,658 agricultural farms or 5.79%. Next to Arago was Cebu

City with 7,468 agricultural farms or 4.99% from the total agricultural

farms in the province. The Municipality of Cordova had the least number of

agricultural farms with only 64 agricultural farms or 0.04% from the

province total agricultural farms.

Of the 149,421 agricultural farms in Cebu province, 99.99% or

149,350 of agricultural farms are managed by the household sector which

can either be manage by individual proprietor or partnership while 0.01%

or 71 agricultural farms are managed by the non-household sector.

In 2012, there were 194,236 farm parcels in Cebu province with an

area of 72.50 thousand hectares and an average area of 0.4 hectares per

farm parcels. The municipality of Dalaguete had the largest number of farm

parcels with 13,509 or 6.95% from the province total farm parcels. This

was followed by municipality of Argao with 11,437 number of farm parcels

or 5.89%. The municipality with the least number of farm parcels was in

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Cordova with only 67 farm parcels or 0.03% from the province total number

of farm parcels.

The crop with the highest number of farm parcels was the Coconut

with 6,895 farm parcels with an area of 3,739 hectares. This is followed by

Banana with 5,141 with an area of 982 hectares.

About 12.43% of the agricultural operators in Cebu province,

belonged to the 50 to 54 years age group. Following closely were those in

the age group 45 to 49 years (12.05%) and those in the 40 to 44 years

(11.36%).

Majority of the agricultural operators were males (74%) and there

were 26% were female agricultural operators.

Of the 1,066 barangays in Cebu province, 289 barangays or 27.11%

have Fish Landing Centers. 17.64% or 188 barangays have Nursery/ Greenhouse, 13.13% or 140 barangays have Periodic or Permanent

Agricultural Produce Market (Bagsakan/ Bulungan), 13.70% or 146

barangays have Rice or Corn Mill.

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Crops

Palay 11,206 11,409

Irrigated 10,541 10,739

Rainfed 665 670.0

Corn 64,373.2 46,837

White 62,808.2 45,618

Yellow 1,565 1,219

Other Crops

Abaca (dried raw fiber) 6.07 6.59

Coconut (w/ husk) 109,274.60 111,647.16

Coconut Mature 72,084.16 75,729.34

Coconut Young 37,190.44 35,917.82

Coffee (dried berries w/

pulp) 5.80 5.37

Coffee Arabica (dried

berries) 0.22 0.23

Coffee Robusta (dried

berries) 5.58 5.14

Sugarcane for Centrifugal

Sugar 227,823 253,398

Cacao (dried beans w/

pulp) 18.31 16.65

Bromeliad (live plant w/

pot) - 1.87

Green Corn Stalk 33.75 32.06

Rice Hay (dried hays) 27.77 31.24

Coconut Sap/Tuba 3,641.96 3,646.81

Coir (dried raw fiber) - 6.17

Kapok (seed kapok) 0.20 0.24

Salago (dried raw fiber) 88.08 70.06

Chrysanthemum 640.18 658.58

Gladiola 85.65 89.49

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Orchids 8.79 9.39

Dendrobium 4.39 4.71

Vanda 4.40 4.68

Roses 216.64 221.74

Coconut Leaves (dried) 241.90 240.18

Cogon (dried leaves) 0.59 0.65

Romblon (dried leaves) 0.68 0.79

Banana Leaves 136.80 139.59

Anthurium 27.00 28.10

Aster 9.29 9.49

Azucena 2.84 3.08

Baby's Breath 8.44 8.89

Daisy 6.34 6.88

Gerbera 13.77 14.37

Heliconia 7.62 8.05

Sampaguita 0.19 0.24

Napier Grass 21,992.04 22,260.23

Banaba 0.26 0.29

Dawa 0.51 0.53

Ipil-Ipil Leaves 14.30 14.79

Lagundi 0.36 0.39

Oregano 0.28 0.32

Palm Ornamentals 107.00 110.14

Puto-Puto 102.00 105.33

San Francisco 6.55 7.21

Santan 4.00 4.24

Tikog 29.60 31.50

Nipa Leaves 34.50 35.70

Gotocola (Takip-Kuhol) 0.05 0.08

Carabao Grass 20.16 22.25

Blue Grass 20.46 22.42

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Leaf Fern 15.75 16.61

Banana 86,217.86 84,505.24

Banana Bungulan 2,695.69 2,670.67

Banana Cavendish 35.84 38.39

Banana Lakatan 9,987.60 9,619.15

Banana Latundan 14,414.35 14,690.97

Banana Saba 56,304.52 54,679.86

Banana Others 2,779.86 2,806.20

Calamansi 619.93 696.32

Durian 0.43 0.46

Lanzones 9.20 10.00

Mandarin 30.20 34.76

Mango 40,817.80 45,121.54

Mango Carabao 38,201.34 42,456.15

Mango Others 2,616.46 2,665.39

Papaya 3,836.56 3,979.33

Papaya Hawaiian 3,223.18 3,345.06

Papaya Native 157.03 163.36

Papaya Solo 456.35 470.90

Pineapple 56.68 53.19

Pomelo 136.71 138.43

Rambutan 1.20 1.50

Tamarind Fruit 37.99 43.85

Watermelon 87.32 88.84

Balimbing 4.17 4.43

Avocado 979.31 1,091.75

Guava 121.66 126.52

Guava (Native) 47.08 49.12

Guava (Guaple) 74.58 77.40

Guyabano 541.78 527.88

Jackfruit 1,217.03 1,193.22

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Santol 43.33 44.11

Starapple 316.23 324.25

Atis 93.96 96.03

Breadfruit 196.53 208.08

Chico 183.13 188.23

Duhat 4.47 4.48

Sineguelas 68.81 65.83

Bignay 0.01 0.02

Canistel 5.25 7.06

Dragon fruit 26.07 26.78

Granada 0.25 0.32

Grapes 6.02 6.54

Grapes (Red) 6.02 6.54

Hibi 0.08 0.10

Makopa 4.84 5.10

Passion Fruit 0.19 0.21

Strawberry 1.32 1.48

Tambis 31.28 32.46

Ampalaya Fruit 1,177.93 1,266.15

Cabbage 5,464.74 5,860.61

Sweet Potato/Camote 13,762.35 14,246.43

Carrots 1,183.46 1,246.48

Cassava 14,530.51 15,233.26

Cassava for food 5,835.67 6,137.80

Cassava for Industrial

use 8,694.84 9,095.46

Cauliflower 90.75 97.81

Eggplant 5,476.66 5,436.75

Taro/Gabi 834.06 899.96

Ginger 917.04 967.19

Bottle Gourd/Upo 1,584.29 1,701.14

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Snap Beans/Habitchuelas 1,137.06 1,169.59

Swamp

Cabbage/Kangkong 458.72 468.55

Lettuce 94.24 100.07

Mungbean/Mongo 213.59 219.00

Lady's Finger/Okra 572.13 581.15

Peanut 375.76 392.56

Pechay 3,389.22 3,509.43

Pechay, Chinese 3,275.88 3,388.66

Pechay, Native 113.34 120.77

Radish 221.45 234.40

Squash Fruit 4,402.01 4,456.69

Stringbeans 1,262.15 1,304.12

Tomato 2,198.38 2,363.91

Greater yam/Ubi 210.90 233.24

Banana Blossom 174.57 186.78

Pepper 302.76 304.82

Pepper, bell 211.10 211.42

Pepper, finger 91.66 93.40

Chayote fruit 2,732.64 2,831.86

Camote tops 87.95 90.91

Patola 173.63 167.92

Turnips/Singkamas 0.85 0.93

Cucumber 331.90 350.47

Sweet Peas 0.08 0.11

Alogbati 2,578.59 2,639.76

Celery 14.45 14.98

Gabi leaves w/ stem 54.09 55.79

Bamboo shoots 83.70 83.57

Malunggay leaves 522.39 536.42

Jackfruit young 1,797.00 1,797.61

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TABLE 3.1 Crops and Other Crops Volume of Production, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Green papaya 923.00 940.93

Chili Pepper Fruit 14.26 16.28

Pao Galiang 34.46 39.08

Tugue 4.61 4.90

Kamias 36.86 37.86

Kinchay 1.70 1.77

Pandan (fresh leaves) 16.87 17.35

Parsley 4.42 4.56

Lemon grass/Tanglad 394.91 408.53

Camansi 9.18 9.07

Kondol 0.93 1.04

Pepper chili leaves 0.97 1.01

Mustard 6.99 7.00

Saluyot 11.73 12.03

Spinach 31.62 30.60

Winged beans/Sigarilyas 1.57 1.69

Turmeric/luyang dilaw 14.37 14.17

Bago leaves 8.22 8.83

Sangig 5.48 5.70

Coconut pith 374.00 381.11

Young corn 2.63 2.77

Spring Onion 2,548.63 2,616.93

Coriander 1.73 1.84

Chives 10.64 11.63

Basil 1.42 1.43

Chaysim 2.30 2.47

Mint 0.17 0.18

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TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Crops

Palay 3,631 3,822

Irrigated 3,327 3,518

Rainfed 304 304

Corn 66,044 60,445

White 65,739 60,155

Yellow 305 290

Other Crops

Abaca (dried raw fiber) 190.00 195.00

Coconut (w/ husk) 38,807.00 38,807.00

Coffee (dried berries w/

pulp) 430.00 430.00

Coffee Arabica (dried

berries) 2.00 2.00

Coffee Robusta (dried

berries) 428.00 428.00

Sugarcane for Centrifugal

Sugar 5,653.00 5,459.00

Cacao (dried beans w/

pulp) 50.00 50.00

Bromeliad (live plant w/

pot) - 0.20

Kapok (seed kapok) 19.50 19.50

Salago (dried raw fiber) 75.00 75.00

Chrysanthemum 60.00 60.00

Gladiola 15.00 15.00

Orchids 9.00 9.00

Dendrobium 4.00 4.00

Vanda 5.00 5.00

Roses 35.00 35.00

Cogon (dried leaves) 0.55 0.55

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TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Romblon (dried leaves) 1.50 1.50

Anthurium 4.00 4.00

Aster 3.75 3.75

Azucena 0.25 0.25

Baby's Breath 4.00 4.00

Daisy 1.50 1.50

Gerbera 3.50 3.50

Heliconia 1.50 1.50

Sampaguita 0.20 0.20

Napier Grass 475.00 475.00

Banaba 0.12 0.12

Dawa 2.00 2.00

Lagundi 0.20 0.20

Oregano 0.10 0.10

Palm Ornamentals 1.70 1.70

Puto-Puto 11.00 11.00

San Francisco 0.20 0.20

Santan 0.20 0.20

Tikog 4.00 4.00

Pandan (For Fiber) 0.50 -

Gotocola (Takip-Kuhol) 0.10 0.10

Carabao Grass 3.50 3.50

Blue Grass 3.50 3.50

Leaf Fern 3.00 3.00

Banana 9,247.00 9,247.00

Banana Bungulan 347.00 347.00

Banana Cavendish 4.00 4.00

Banana Lakatan 905.00 905.00

Banana Latundan 1,712.00 1,712.00

Banana Saba 5,943.00 5,943.00

Banana Others 336.00 336.00

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TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Calamansi 114.00 114.00

Durian 4.00 4.00

Lanzones 52.00 52.00

Mandarin 7.00 7.00

Mango 5,025.00 5,025.00

Mango Carabao 4,520.00 4,520.00

Mango Others 505.00 505.00

Papaya 126.00 126.00

Papaya Hawaiian 101.00 101.00

Papaya Native 10.00 10.00

Papaya Solo 15.00 15.00

Pineapple 3.00 3.00

Pomelo 95.00 95.00

Rambutan 3.00 3.00

Tamarind 21.00 21.00

Watermelon 10.00 10.00

Balimbing 6.00 6.00

Avocado 140.00 140.00

Guava 52.00 52.00

Guava (Native) 45.00 45.00

Guava (Guapple) 7.00 7.00

Guayabano 75.00 75.00

Jackfruit 245.00 245.00

Santol 13.00 13.00

Starapple 107.00 107.00

Atis 55.00 55.00

Breadfruit 22.00 22.00

Chico 126.00 126.00

Duhat 36.00 36.00

Sineguelas 218.00 218.00

Bignay 2.00 2.00

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TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Canistel 9.00 9.00

Dragon Fruit 30.00 25.00

Granada 0.75 0.75

Grapes 1.50 1.50

Grapes (Red) 1.50 1.50

Hibi 1.00 1.00

Makopa 7.50 7.50

Passion Fruit 0.50 0.50

Strawberry 1.25 1.25

Tambis 10.00 10.00

Ampalaya Fruit 180.00 180.00

Cabbage 494.00 503.00

Sweet Potato/Camote 2,158.00 2,158.00

Carrots 301.00 301.00

Cassava 2,565.00 2,565.00

Cassava for Food 1,470.00 1,470.00

Cassava for Industrial

Use 1,095.00 1,095.00

Cauliflower 19.00 19.00

Eggplant 691.00 691.00

Taro/Gabi 135.00 135.00

Ginger 178.00 178.00

Bottle Gourd/Upo 173.00 174.00

Snap Beans/Habitchuelas 327.00 327.00

Swamp

Cabbage/Kangkong 45.00 45.00

Lettuce 30.00 30.00

Mungbean/Mongo 360.54 370.00

Lady's Finger/Okra 87.00 87.00

Peanut 319.00 319.00

Pechay 356.00 357.00

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TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Pechay, Chinese 333.00 334.00

Pechay, Native 23.00 23.00

Radish 29.60 29.60

Squash Fruit 411.00 411.00

Stringbeans 168.00 168.00

Tomato 257.00 257.00

Greater yam/Ubi 31.00 31.00

Pepper 132.00 134.00

Pepper, bell 65.00 67.00

Pepper, finger 67.00 67.00

Chayote Fruit 272.00 272.00

Patola 35.50 35.50

Alogbati 360.00 360.00

Celery 2.75 2.75

Kamias 11.00 11.00

Kinchay 0.78 0.78

Pandan (fresh leaves) 9.50 9.50

Parsley 1.40 1.40

Lemon grass/Tanglad 96.00 96.00

Camansi 1.00 1.00

Kondol 0.90 0.90

Chili pepper fruit 25.00 25.00

Pao Galiang 31.00 31.00

Tugue 3.20 3.20

Sweet peas 0.20 0.20

Mustard 0.31 0.31

Saluyot 4.10 4.10

Turmeric/Luyang Dilaw 1.60 1.60

Turnips/Singkamas 1.05 1.05

Cucumber 30.00 30.00

100

TABLE 3.2 Crops and Other Crops Area Planted/ Harvested, Cebu Province

2019 and 2020

Crops and Other Crops

Area Planted/ Harvested

(in hectares)

2020 2019

Spinach 8.40 8.40

Spring Onion 211.00 211.00

Winged beans/Sigarilyas 0.40 0.40

Sangig 1.40 1.40

Young corn 8.50 8.50

Coriander 1.90 1.90

Chives 10.75 10.75

Basil 0.93 0.93

Chaysim 3.00 3.00

Mint 0.70 0.70

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Crop Statistics Division

TABLE 3.3 Livestock and Poultry Volume of Production, Cebu Province 2020 and 2019

Livestock and Poultry

Volume of Production

2020 2019

Livestock

Carabao 774.86 2,158.74

Cattle 7,569.29 10,117.14

Hog 99,902.63 101,091.84

Goat 5,354.85 5,319.09

Poultry and Egg

Chicken 67,453.17 68,786.17

Chicken Egg 45,991.56 43,815.15 Duck 51.54 50.10

Duck Egg 11.01 11.78 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority

101

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Fisheries Statistics Division

TABLE 3.4 Commercial Fisheries Volume of Production, Cebu Province, 2019 and 2020

Commercial Fisheries

Volume of Production

(in metric tons)

2020 2019

Total 9,859.78 6,150.23

Acetes (Alamang) .. ..

Anchovies (Dilis) 972.58 826.32

Big-eyed scad (Matangbaka)

829.32 702.73

Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/

Bariles)

.. ..

Blue crab (Alimasag) .. ..

Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 38.62 55.94

Cavalla (Talakitok) 54.31 74.72

Crevalle (Salay-salay) 36.31 18.57

Eastern little tuna

(Bonito)

18.45 17.90

Fimbriated sardines

(Tunsoy)

1,023.58 909.76

Flying fish (Bolador) 385.63 163.65

Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 91.37 97.29 Goatfish (Saramulyete) .. 12.20

Grouper (Lapu-lapu) .. ..

Hairtail (Espada) .. 4.45

Indian mackerel

(Alumahan)

309.52 138.54

Bali sardinella (Tamban) 3,900.52 1,119.99

Indo-pacific mackerel

(Hasa-hasa)

234.61 142.65

Mullet (Kapak) .. ..

Parrot fish (Loro) 14.58 8.29

Porgies (Pargo) 15.07 45.26

Round herring (Tulis) 4.60 7.50 Roundscad (Galunggong) 811.02 1,034.39

Siganid (Samaral) 0.75 ..

Skipjack (Gulyasan) .. 13.00

Slipmouth (Sapsap) 153.79 27.10

Snapper (Maya-maya) .. ..

Spanish mackerel

(Tanigue)

18.69 19.05

Squid (Pusit) 23.23 53.78

Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 10.50 47.66

Yellowfin tuna

(Tambakol/Bariles)

463.68 50.81

Others 449.05 558.68

102

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Fisheries Statistics Division

TABLE 3.5 Commercial Fisheries Value of Production, Cebu Province, 2019 and 2020

Commercial Fisheries

Value of Production

(in thousand pesos)

2020 2019

Acetes (Alamang) 673,602.09 421,357.27

Anchovies (Dilis) .. ..

Big-eyed scad

(Matangbaka) 61,394.54 48,075.72

Bigeye tuna (Tambakol/

Bariles) 113,149.43 72,613.66

Blue crab (Alimasag) .. ..

Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) .. ..

Cavalla (Talakitok) 4,120.00 6,136.40

Crevalle (Salay-salay) 7,868.67 10,549.43

Eastern little tuna

(Bonito) 4,297.63 1,636.01

Fimbriated sardines

(Tunsoy) 3,690.00 2,148.50

Flying fish (Bolador) 32,197.98 25,908.79

Frigate tuna (Tulingan) 15,686.01 8,638.60

Goatfish (Saramulyete) 11,214.23 12,627.02 Grouper (Lapu-lapu) .. 1,268.00

Hairtail (Espada) .. ..

Indian mackerel

(Alumahan) .. 211.95

Bali sardinella (Tamban) 47,980.93 17,173.10

Indo-pacific mackerel

(Hasa-hasa) 125,156.20 24,812.87

Mullet (Kapak) 27,832.36 13,180.81

Parrot fish (Loro) .. ..

Porgies (Pargo) 1,749.60 941.74

Round herring (Tulis) 1,808.40 5,746.45

Roundscad (Galunggong) 160.00 177.53 Siganid (Samaral) 86,982.63 99,334.90

Skipjack (Gulyasan) 60.00 ..

Slipmouth (Sapsap) .. 1,360.06

Snapper (Maya-maya) 7,609.63 1,539.67

Spanish mackerel

(Tanigue) .. ..

Squid (Pusit) 3,108.00 3,074.29

Threadfin bream (Bisugo) 3,911.25 8,410.66

Yellowfin tuna

(Tambakol/Bariles) 1,155.00 4,964.25

Others 61,897.16 7,260.90

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TABLE 3.6 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Municipality/ City, Cebu Province,

2012

Region, Province

and City/Municipality

Number

of Holdings/

Farms

Area

of Holdings/

Farms (in hectares)

Average Area

of Holding/

Farm (in hectares)

Cebu 149,421 72,504 0.5

Alcantara 2,136 743 0.3

Alcoy 1,910 603 0.3

Alegria 2,099 767 0.4

Aloguinsan 2,370 1,269 0.5

Argao 8,658 3,989 0.5

Asturias 1,835 1,562 0.9

Badian 5,176 2,326 0.4

Balamban 4,364 1,955 0.4

Bantayan 2,361 1,709 0.7

Barili 7,085 3,364 0.5

City of Bogo 2,251 1,963 0.9

Boljoon 2,093 863 0.4

Borbon 2,440 1,435 0.6

City of Carcar 2,206 1,105 0.5

Carmen 1,040 426 0.4

Catmon 2,472 1,731 0.7

Cebu City (Capital) 7,468 2,912 0.4

Compostela 1,284 786 0.6

Consolacion 989 243 0.2

Cordoba 66 11 0.2

Daanbantayan 2,231 1,811 0.8

Dalaguete 8,783 2,919 0.3

Danao City 1,496 822 0.5

Dumanjug 5,565 2,868 0.5

Ginatilan 1,285 763 0.6

Lapu-Lapu City (Opon) 319 102 0.3

Liloan 1,664 324 0.2

Madridejos 864 466 0.5

Malabuyoc 2,108 899 0.4

Mandaue City 248 1,561 6.3

Medellin 2,048 2,226 1.1

Minglanilla 1,349 642 0.5

Moalboal 1,838 773 0.4

City of Naga 3,741 1,804 0.5

Oslob 3,271 977 0.3

Pilar 1,083 410 0.4

Pinamungahan 5,791 1,909 0.3

Poro 1,817 1,272 0.7

Ronda 2,047 1,384 0.7

Samboan 2,682 653 0.2

104

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

(Data are tabulated by residence of Holder/Operator. Area and average area are in hectares. Details may not add up to total

due to rounding.)

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

(Data are tabulated by residence of Holder/Operator. Area and average area are in hectares. Details may not add up to total

due to rounding.)

TABLE 3.6 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Municipality/ City, Cebu Province,

2012

Region, Province

and City/Municipality

Number

of Holdings/

Farms

Area

of Holdings/

Farms (in hectares)

Average Area

of Holding/

Farm (in hectares)

San Fernando 1,519 983 0.6

San Francisco 5,898 2,837 0.5

San Remigio 5,313 1,997 0.4

Santa Fe 1,343 255 0.2

Santander 1,710 596 0.3

Sibonga 3,021 2,605 0.9

Sogod 3,401 1,454 0.4

Tabogon 3,890 1,441 0.4

Tabuelan 2,343 708 0.3

City of Talisay 905 379 0.4

Toledo City 3,200 1,500 0.5

Tuburan 5,270 2,471 0.5

Tudela 1,075 931 0.9

TABLE 3.7 Number and Area of Holdings/Farms by Legal Status of the Holder/Farm

Operator, Cebu Province, 2012

Region, Province

and Legal Status of

the Holder/Farm

Operator

Number

of

Holdings/Farms

Area

of

Holdings/Farms

(in hectares)

Average Area

of

Holding/Farm

(in hectares)

Cebu

Total 149,421 72,504 0.5

Household Sector 149,350 67,237 0.5

Individual

Proprietor 148,875 66,908 0.4

Partnership 475 328 0.7

Non-Household

Sector 71 5,267 74.2

Corporation 49 4,335 88.5

Cooperative 10 575 57.5

Other Private

Institution 7 10 1.4

Government

Corporation/

Institution

- - -

Others 5 347 69.4

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TABLE 3.8 Number and Area of Holding/Farm Parcels by Municipality/ City, Cebu

Province 2012

Region, Province

and

City/Municipality

Number

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Area

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Average Area

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Cebu 194,236 72,504 0.4

Alcantara 2,952 743 0.3

Alcoy 2,617 603 0.2

Alegria 2,642 767 0.3

Aloguinsan 2,807 1,269 0.5

Argao 11,437 3,989 0.3

Asturias 2,105 1,562 0.7

Badian 6,468 2,326 0.4

Balamban 4,672 1,955 0.4

Bantayan 2,874 1,709 0.6

Barili 7,806 3,364 0.4

City of Bogo 2,796 1,963 0.7

Boljoon 2,808 863 0.3

Borbon 2,692 1,435 0.5

City of Carcar 2,568 1,105 0.4

Carmen 1,198 426 0.4

Catmon 3,618 1,731 0.5

Cebu City

(Capital) 8,449 2,912 0.3

Compostela 1,405 786 0.6

Consolacion 1,087 243 0.2

Cordoba 67 11 0.2

Daanbantayan 3,008 1,811 0.6

Dalaguete 13,509 2,919 0.2

Danao City 1,704 822 0.5

Dumanjug 7,363 2,868 0.4

Ginatilan 2,201 763 0.3

Lapu-Lapu

City (Opon) 338 102 0.3

Liloan 1,795 324 0.2

Madridejos 1,098 466 0.4

Malabuyoc 3,142 899 0.3

Mandaue City 263 1,561 5.9

Medellin 2,538 2,226 0.9

Minglanilla 1,522 642 0.4

Moalboal 2,627 773 0.3

City of Naga 4,263 1,804 0.4

Oslob 6,125 977 0.2

Pilar 1,546 410 0.3

Pinamungahan 6,916 1,909 0.3

Poro 2,065 1,272 0.6

106

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

(Data are tabulated by residence of Holder/Operator. Area and average area are in hectares. Details may not add up to total

due to rounding.)

TABLE 3.8 Number and Area of Holding/Farm Parcels by Municipality/ City, Cebu

Province 2012

Region, Province

and

City/Municipality

Number

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Area

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Average Area

of

Holding/Farm Parcels

Ronda 2,905 1,384 0.5

Samboan 4,178 653 0.2

San Fernando 1,827 983 0.5

San Francisco 10,391 2,837 0.3

San Remigio 6,941 1,997 0.3

Santa Fe 1,520 255 0.2

Santander 2,431 596 0.2

Sibonga 3,547 2,605 0.7

Sogod 4,550 1,454 0.3

Tabogon 5,190 1,441 0.3

Tabuelan 2,664 708 0.3

City of Talisay 957 379 0.4

Toledo City 3,815 1,500 0.4

Tuburan 6,671 2,471 0.4

Tudela 1,558 931 0.6

TABLE 3.9 Number and Area of Holding/Farm Parcels Planted with Top 20 Permanent

Crops by Compact Planting, Cebu Province, 2012

Region, Province and

Permanent Crops

Number1

of Holding/Farm

Parcels

Area2

of Holding/Farm

Parcels

(in hectares)

Cebu

Coconut 6,895 3,739

Banana 5,141 982

Mango 759 427

Cacao 84 62

Bamboo (Kawayan) 36 56

Mahogany 2 46

Jackfruit 165 43

Guyabano 35 32

Gemilina 66 31

Ipil-Ipil 25 26

Kamachili 2 25

Molave 14 24

Malunggay 284 21

Kalamansi 46 9

Papaya 56 8

107

Notes: 1 Refers to the number of parcels used in planting permanent crops in compact plantation.

2 Refers to the area planted with permanent crops in compact plantation.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

(Data are tabulated by location of farm parcels. Area planted is in hectares. Details may not add up to total due to rounding.)

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

(Data are tabulated by residence of Holder/Operator.)

TABLE 3.9 Number and Area of Holding/Farm Parcels Planted with Top 20 Permanent

Crops by Compact Planting, Cebu Province, 2012

Region, Province and

Permanent Crops

Number1

of Holding/Farm

Parcels

Area2

of Holding/Farm

Parcels (in hectares)

Avocado 30 8

Lanzones 33 8

Guavas (Bayabas) 26 5

Abaca 14 4

Lemon 30 4

TABLE 3.10 Number of Agricultural Operator by Sex, Age Group, Cebu Province, 2012

Age Group Both Sexes Male Female

Cebu

Total 149,311 110,326 38,985

15 - 19 387 279 108

20 - 24 3,028 2,219 809

25 - 29 7,716 5,771 1,945

30 - 34 12,477 9,352 3,125

35 - 39 14,606 10,913 3,693

40 - 44 16,959 12,607 4,352

45 - 49 17,986 13,743 4,243

50 - 54 18,558 14,241 4,317

55 - 59 16,477 12,578 3,899

60 - 64 14,763 10,913 3,850

65 - 69 10,033 7,097 2,936

70 - 74 8,026 5,391 2,635

75 and Over 8,295 5,222 3,073

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TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

CEBU*

Total Number of Barangays 1,066

Barangays with

Agricultural/Aquaculture/Fishery

Facilities

Rice or Corn Mill 146 13.70

Feed Mill 16 1.50

Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plant 48 4.50

Agricultural Processing

Facility/Machinery/Equipment 69 6.47

Fish Landing Center 289 27.11

Periodic or Permanent Agricultural Produce

Market (Bagsakan/Bulungan) 140 13.13

Hatchery (for Poultry and Aquafarm

Species) 45 4.22

Breeding/Multiplier Farm (for Livestock and

Poultry) 104 9.76

Nursery/Greenhouse/Screenhouse/Nethouse 188 17.64

Barangays with Input Dealers

Fertilizer Dealer 236 22.14

Pesticide Dealer 86 8.07

Seeds Dealer 66 6.19

Feeds Dealer 380 35.65

Veterinary Medicine Dealer 123 11.54

Barangays with Service Providers

Veterinary/Paraveterinary Clinic/Service 479 44.93

Rental Service of Farm

Machinery/Equipment 54 5.07

Financial Credit Institutions

Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank) 53 4.97

Government Bank 6 0.56

Cooperative Bank 40 3.75

Microfinance Institution 267 25.05

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TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Individual Money Lender 395 37.05

Self-Help Group 129 12.10

Other Sources 28 2.63

Organizations Offering Trainings and/or

Extension Services

Cooperative 165 15.48

Farmer's/Fishermen's Organization 638 59.85

Local Government Unit 813 76.27

Non-Government Organization 192 18.01

Other Organizations 21 1.97

Barangays with Destructive Natural

Calamity in the Past Five Years

Typhoon 522 48.97

Flood 183 17.17

Earthquake 423 39.68

Volcanic Eruption 0 0

Tsunami 0 0

Landslide/Mudslide 121 11.35

Infestation/Animal Disease 213 19.98

Drought 171 16.04

Other Natural Calamities 10 0.94

CEBU CITY

Total Number of Barangays 80

Barangays with

Agricultural/Aquaculture/Fishery

Facilities

Rice or Corn Mill 6 7.50

Feed Mill 3 3.75

Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plant 7 8.75

Agricultural Processing

Facility/Machinery/Equipment 9 11.25

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TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Fish Landing Center 7 8.75

Periodic or Permanent Agricultural Produce

Market (Bagsakan/Bulungan) 36 45.00

Hatchery (for Poultry and Aquafarm

Species) 9 11.25

Breeding/Multiplier Farm (for Livestock and

Poultry) 11 13.75

Nursery/Greenhouse/Screenhouse/Nethouse 24 30.00

Barangays with Input Dealers

Fertilizer Dealer 35 43.75

Pesticide Dealer 19 23.75

Seeds Dealer 17 21.25

Feeds Dealer 30 37.50

Veterinary Medicine Dealer 16 20.00

Barangays with Service Providers

Veterinary/Paraveterinary Clinic/Service 24 30.00

Rental Service of Farm

Machinery/Equipment 1 1.25

Financial Credit Institutions

Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank) 30 37.50

Government Bank 9 11.25

Cooperative Bank 8 10.00

Microfinance Institution 37 46.25

Individual Money Lender 40 50.00

Self-Help Group 17 21.25

Other Sources 1 1.25

Organizations Offering Trainings and/or

Extension Services

Cooperative 19 23.75

Farmer's/Fishermen's Organization 17 21.25

Local Government Unit 80 100.00

Non-Government Organization 31 38.75

111

TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Other Organizations 3 3.75

Barangays with Destructive Natural

Calamity in the Past Five Years

Typhoon 36 45.00

Flood 27 33.75

Earthquake 39 48.75

Volcanic Eruption 0 0

Tsunami 0 0

Landslide/Mudslide 22 27.50

Infestation/Animal Disease 9 11.25

Drought 7 8.75

Other Natural Calamities 3 3.75

LAPU-LAPU CITY

Total Number of Barangays 30

Barangays with

Agricultural/Aquaculture/Fishery

Facilities

Rice or Corn Mill 0 0

Feed Mill 2 6.67

Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plant 1 3.33

Agricultural Processing

Facility/Machinery/Equipment 2 6.67

Fish Landing Center 1 3.33

Periodic or Permanent Agricultural Produce

Market (Bagsakan/Bulungan) 1 3.33

Hatchery (for Poultry and Aquafarm

Species) 1 3.33

Breeding/Multiplier Farm (for Livestock and

Poultry) 0 0.00

Nursery/Greenhouse/Screenhouse/Nethouse 4 13.33

112

TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Barangays with Input Dealers

Fertilizer Dealer 3 10.00

Pesticide Dealer 4 13.33

Seeds Dealer 3 10.00

Feeds Dealer 0 0

Veterinary Medicine Dealer 7 23.33

Barangays with Service Providers

Veterinary/Paraveterinary Clinic/Service 1 3.33

Rental Service of Farm

Machinery/Equipment 0 0

Financial Credit Institutions

Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank) 4 13.33

Government Bank 1 3.33

Cooperative Bank 2 6.67

Microfinance Institution 4 13.33

Individual Money Lender 9 30.00

Self-Help Group 4 13.33

Other Sources 0 0

Organizations Offering Trainings and/or

Extension Services

Cooperative 5 16.67

Farmer's/Fishermen's Organization 5 16.67

Local Government Unit 30 100.00

Non-Government Organization 6 20.00

Other Organizations 0 0

Barangays with Destructive Natural

Calamity in the Past Five Years

Typhoon 18 60.00

Flood 4 13.33

Earthquake 16 53.33

Volcanic Eruption 0 0

113

TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Tsunami 0 0

Landslide/Mudslide 1 3.33

Infestation/Animal Disease 3 10.00

Drought 2 6.67

Other Natural Calamities 0 0

MANDAUE CITY

Total Number of Barangays 27

Barangays with

Agricultural/Aquaculture/Fishery

Facilities

Rice or Corn Mill 2 7.41

Feed Mill 5 18.52

Slaughterhouse/Dressing Plant 6 22.22

Agricultural Processing

Facility/Machinery/Equipment 5 18.52

Fish Landing Center 2 7.41

Periodic or Permanent Agricultural Produce

Market (Bagsakan/Bulungan) 13 48.15

Hatchery (for Poultry and Aquafarm

Species) 5 18.52

Breeding/Multiplier Farm (for Livestock and

Poultry) 1 3.70

Nursery/Greenhouse/Screenhouse/Nethouse 8 29.63

Barangays with Input Dealers

Fertilizer Dealer 6 22.22

Pesticide Dealer 4 14.81

Seeds Dealer 2 7.41

Feeds Dealer 10 37.04

Veterinary Medicine Dealer 9 33.33

Barangays with Service Providers

Veterinary/Paraveterinary Clinic/Service 10 37.04

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Notes: The data are based on the information provided by the head of barangay or any barangay official in his/her behalf.

The data were not subjected to 100-percent field validation, hence, should be used with caution.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Agriculture and Fisheries 2012

TABLE 3.11 Number and Proportion of Barangays by Characteristic and Facility: Cebu

Province, 2012

Characteristics and Facilities Number of

Barangays

Proportion

to Total

Barangays

Rental Service of Farm

Machinery/Equipment 0 0

Financial Credit Institutions

Commercial Bank (including Rural Bank) 11 40.74

Government Bank 2 7.41

Cooperative Bank 2 7.41

Microfinance Institution 11 40.74

Individual Money Lender 16 59.26

Self-Help Group 3 11.11

Other Sources 1 3.70

Organizations Offering Trainings and/or

Extension Services

Cooperative 10 37.04

Farmer's/Fishermen's Organization 27 100.00

Local Government Unit 13 48.15

Non-Government Organization 5 18.52

Other Organizations 1 3.70

Barangays with Destructive Natural

Calamity in the Past Five Years

Typhoon 12 44.44

Flood 12 44.44

Earthquake 10 37.04

Volcanic Eruption 0 0

Tsunami 0 0

Landslide/Mudslide 2 7.41

Infestation/Animal Disease 1 3.70

Drought 0 0

Other Natural Calamities 2 7.41

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Chapter 4. CONSTRUCTION STATISTICS

This chapter presents various data series on the construction

statistics obtained from the approved building permits for the year 2019

and 2020.

Highlights:

In 2020, the total building construction from approved building

permits in Cebu province reached to 5,677 buildings which is lower by

25.4% compared to total buildings in 2019 with 7,119 buildings. The floor

area also decreased from 3,347,509 sq.m in 2019 with only 1,226,455

sq.m in 2020.

Of all types, Residential buildings were the highest with 3,929

buildings or 69% from the total buildings. This was followed by non-

residential buildings with 1,089 or 20% from total buildings in 2020 and

Alteration and Repair buildings have 640 buildings with 11% from the total

buildings. Additional buildings have the lowest number among the types of

buildings with only 19 buildings or 0.33%.

Of the 3,929 residential buildings, 88% or 3,467 were Single Houses.

401 buildings or 10% were Appartment/ Accesoria. Only 1 Residential

Condominium was recorded under residential building in Cebu province for

the year 2020.

Of the 1,089 non-residential buildings, 788 buildings or 72% were

Commercial Buildings. 118 of which were Industrial Buildings or 11% from

the total non-residential buildings. 113 buildings or 10% were Institutional

Buildings and 6% were Agricultural buildings.

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Table 4.1 Number, Floor Area and Value of Constructions by Type and by Province:

Philippines 2019 & 2020

Type of Construction 2020 2019

TOTAL (ALL BUILDINGS)

Number 5,677 7,119

Floor Area (sq.m) 1,226,455 3,347,509

Value (Php 1,000) 12,046,740.47 39,863,137

RESIDENTIAL

Number 3,929 4,993

Floor Area (sq.m) 521,868 1,082,920

Value (Php 1,000) 5,376,491 11,852,615

SINGLE

Number 3,467 4,028

Floor Area (sq.m) 409,890 480,411

Value (Php 1,000) 3,985,297 5,057,715

DUPLEX/QUADRUPLEX

Number 42 27

Floor Area (sq.m) 4,839 4,599

Value (Php 1,000) 48,368 52,001

APARTMENT/

ACCESSORIA

Number 401 889

Floor Area (sq.m) 96,035 228,148

Value (Php 1,000) 1,104,569 2,382,013

RESIDENTIAL

CONDOMINIUM

Number 1 22

Floor Area (sq.m) 7,494 367,689

Value (Php 1,000) 201,810 4,338,183

OTHER RESIDENTIAL

Number 18 27

Floor Area (sq.m) 3,610 2,073

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Table 4.1 Number, Floor Area and Value of Constructions by Type and by Province:

Philippines 2019 & 2020

Type of Construction 2020 2019

Value (Php 1,000) 36,447 22,704

NON-RESIDENTIAL

Number 1,089 1,502

Floor Area (sq.m) 701,187 2,212,551

Value (Php 1,000) 6,275,118 24,886,666

COMMERCIAL

Number 788 968

Floor Area (sq.m) 340,568 1,394,117

Value (Php 1,000) 3,640,360 14,973,127

BANKS

Number 9 13

Floor Area (sq.m) 1,742 2,622

Value (Php 1,000) 20,101 23,603

HOTEL/ MOTEL ETC.

Number 123 202

Floor Area (sq.m) 163,417 790,401

Value (Php 1,000) 2,124,597 9,218,347

CONDOMINIUM/

OFFICE BUILDING

Number 45 140

Floor Area (sq.m) 25,635 367,620

Value (Php 1,000) 230,923 3,809,423

STORE

Number 513 441

Floor Area (sq.m) 123,953 182,892

Value (Php 1,000) 1,049,822 1,486,626

OTHER COMMERCIAL

Number 98 172

Floor Area (sq.m) 25,821 50,582

Value (Php 1,000) 214,918 435,127

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Table 4.1 Number, Floor Area and Value of Constructions by Type and by Province:

Philippines 2019 & 2020

Type of Construction 2020 2019

INDUSTRIAL

Number 118 201

Floor Area (sq.m) 168,847 464,437

Value (Php 1,000) 892,817 5,841,026

FACTORY

Number 34 52

Floor Area (sq.m) 75,562 129,642

Value (Php 1,000) 387,798 1,901,629

REPAIR/ MACHINE

SHOP

Number 6 16

Floor Area (sq.m) 1,258 4,630

Value (Php 1,000) 9,766 36,203

OTHER INDUSTRIAL

Number 78 133

Floor Area (sq.m) 92,027 330,165

Value (Php 1,000) 495,254 3,903,194

INSTITUTIONAL

Number 113 225

Floor Area (sq.m) 101,629 272,605

Value (Php 1,000) 1,485,273 3,715,808

SCHOOL

Number 34 99

Floor Area (sq.m) 64,039 116,614

Value (Php 1,000) 899,027 1,194,561

CHURCH

Number 22 22

Floor Area (sq.m) 6,977 13,761

Value (Php 1,000) 56,917 229,910

HOSPITAL/ OTHER

SIMILAR STRUCTURES

Number 16 19

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Table 4.1 Number, Floor Area and Value of Constructions by Type and by Province:

Philippines 2019 & 2020

Type of Construction 2020 2019

Floor Area (sq.m) 9,609 9,576

Value (Php 1,000) 102,913 147,772

WELFARE/

CHARITABLE

STRUCTURES

Number 4 1

Floor Area (sq.m) 1,527 300

Value (Php 1,000) 19,097 2,839

OTHER

INSTITUTIONAL

Number 37 84

Floor Area (sq.m) 19,477 132,354

Value (Php 1,000) 407,320 2,140,726

AGRICULTURAL

Number 67 83

Floor Area (sq.m) 90,143 81,392

Value (Php 1,000) 250,138 311,201

BARN/POULTRY

HOUSE/ETC.

Number 67 79

Floor Area (sq.m) 90,143 78,349

Value (Php 1,000) 250,138 292,778

GRAIN/ RICE MILL

Number - 2

Floor Area (sq.m) - 1,289

Value (Php 1,000) - 3,402

SLAUGTHER HOUSE

Number - 2

Floor Area (sq.m) - 1,754

Value (Php 1,000) - 15,021

OTHER NON-

RESIDENTIAL

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Note: Details of floor area and value may not add up to their respective totals due to rounding.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Generation of Construction Statistics from Approved Building Permit:

Philippines 2019 & 2020 - Final Results

Table 4.1 Number, Floor Area and Value of Constructions by Type and by Province:

Philippines 2019 & 2020

Type of Construction 2020 2019

Number 3 25

Value (Php 1,000) 6,530 45,504

ADDITION

Number 19 68

Floor Area (sq.m) 3,400 52,038

Value (Php 1,000) 52,557 824,640

ALTERATION AND REPAIR

Number 640 556

Value (Php 1,000) 342,575 2,299,215

DEMOLITION/ MOVING

Number - 3

Value (Php 1,000) - 6,041

STREET FURNITURE/

LANDSCAPING/

SIGNBOARD

Number 336 250

Value (Php 1,000) 291,315 211,432

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Chapter 5. VITAL STATISTICS

This chapter presents various data series on the Vital Statistics: Birth,

Marriage and Deaths Registered in Cebu Province for the year 2019 and

2020.

Highlights:

In 2020, there were a total of 52,978 number of registered live births

in Cebu Province (excluding HUCs), this is lower by 7.6% than the total

registered births in 2019 at 57,327. Among the highly urbanized cities

(HUCs) in the province, Cebu City registered the highest number of

registered births with 17,380 which is lower by 12.6% from the registered

births in 2019 at 19,879. This was followed by Lapu- Lapu City with 9,326

registered births and a decreased of 9.9% from the registered births in

2019 at 10,362 registered births. Mandaue City registered 6,680 live births

in 2020, this is lower by 11.8% of the registered live births in 2019 at 7,577

registered births. Among the component cities and municipalities in Cebu

province, Talisay City had the greatest number of registered births with

4,318 registered births or 8.2% from the province total share. The

municipality with the least number of registered births was the municipality

of Tudela with 96 registered births or 0.2% from the province total share.

A decreased of 51% in the number marriages registered in the

province was noted for the year 2020 from 14,153 registered marriages in

2019 to 6,919 registered marriages in 2020. In highly urbanized cities of

Cebu, Cebu City registered the highest number of registered marriages with

1,583 number of marriages, this is lower by 62% from the registered

marriages in the city in 2019 at 4,169 number of marriages. This is followed

by Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue City with 878 and 592 number of

marriages respectively. Among the component cities and municipalities in

the province the municipality of Minglanilla had the highest number of

registered marriages in 2020 with 883 number of marriages with a decrease

of 49.5% from the previous year 2019, at 1,748 marriages. Next to

Minglanilla was Danao City with 462 number of marriages in 2020 with a

decrease of 41.7% from the registered marriages in 2019 at 793 marriages.

Almost all of the municipalities and component cities in Cebu province had

a decreased in the number of marriages in 2020 compared to the number

of marriages in 2019.

An increase in the number of registered deaths was noted in Cebu

province in 2020 with 2.7% increase from 19,583 registered deaths in 2019

to 20,107 registered deaths in 2020. Of the highly urbanized cities in the

province, Cebu City had the highest number of registered deaths with an

increase of 12.8% from 7,001 deaths in 2019 to 7,894 deaths in 2020. An

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increased on the number of deaths was noted in the remaining two HUCs

namely Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue City with 19.2% increase and 20.6%

increase from 2019 to 2020 respectively.

In Cebu province excluding highly urbanized cities for the year 2020,

the month of October had the highest registered births with 5,259 births or

9.93% from the province share. On the other hand, the month of March

had the least number of registered births with 3,416 or 6.45% from the

province total share.

In 2020, the month of January had the highest number of registered

marriages with 1,346 number of marriages or 19.45% in Cebu province

excluding HUCs. This was followed by the month of February with 1,180

marriages or 17.05%. The month of April had the least number of

marriages registered in 2020 with only 15 marriages registered or 0.22%

in Cebu province.

The month of July 2020, had the highest number of registered deaths in

Cebu province with 2,008 number of deaths or 10% of the registered

deaths in the province while the lowest deaths registered was recorded in

the month of April with 1,396 deaths or 6.9% in 2020.

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TABLE 5.1 Number of Registered Births by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Births by Usual

Residence of Mother**

2020P 2019P

CEBU* 52,978 57,327

Alcantara 308 279

Alcoy 283 258

Alegria 376 411

Aloguinsan 469 626

Argao 1,050 1,209

Asturias 816 922

Badian 647 763

Balamban 1,504 1,529

Bantayan 1,035 1,225

Barili 1,213 1,411

City of Bogo 1,383 1,554

Boljoon 161 209

Borbon 607 657

City of Carcar 2,521 2,670

Carmen 1,069 1,046

Catmon 503 469

Compostela 1,027 1,058

Consolacion 2,688 2,930

Cordova 1,206 1,331

Daanbantayan 1,375 1,587

Dalaguete 1,086 1,116

Danao City 2,862 3,192

Dumanjug 981 988

Ginatilan 201 211

Liloan 2,369 2,523

Madridejos 540 661

Malabuyoc 303 328

Medellin 1,022 1,044

Minglanilla 2,378 2,570

Moalboal 530 514

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

(Data on live births are those registered at the Office of the City/Municipal Registrars throughout the country and submitted to the Office of the Civil Registrar General; Certificate of Live Birth-Municipal Form No. 102)

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

** Includes babies born in the Philippines whose mother's usual residence is in a foreign country.

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.1 Number of Registered Births by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Births by Usual

Residence of Mother**

2020P 2019P

City of Naga 2,413 2,564

Oslob 414 473

Pilar 117 142

Pinamungajan 1,084 1,286

Poro 303 316

Ronda 306 298

Samboan 264 277

San Fernando 1,298 1,389

San Francisco 1,031 1,017

San Remigio 930 961

Santa Fe 500 529

Santander 229 304

Sibonga 878 946

Sogod 548 626

Tabogon 633 692

Tabuelan 448 489

City of Talisay 4,318 4,764

City of Toledo 3,731 3,830

Tuburan 924 1,019

Tudela 96 114

CITY OF CEBU*** 17,380 19,879

CITY OF

LAPU-LAPU*** 9,326

10,362

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 6,680 7,577

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TABLE 5.2 Number of Registered Marriages by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Marriages by Place of

Occurrence

2020P 2019P

CEBU* 6,919 14,153

Alcantara 43 99

Alcoy 30 55

Alegria 74 118

Aloguinsan 64 161

Argao 115 283

Asturias 103 186

Badian 46 172

Balamban 253 436

Bantayan 135 430

Barili 174 340

City of Bogo 238 405

Boljoon 28 68

Borbon 68 130

City of Carcar 298 580

Carmen 80 168

Catmon 75 154

Compostela 162 244

Consolacion 208 513

Cordova 265 438

Daanbantayan 221 221

Dalaguete 172 329

Danao City 462 793

Dumanjug 148 316

Ginatilan 26 45

Liloan 253 520

Madridejos 63 135

Malabuyoc 29 85

Medellin 91 324

Minglanilla 883 1,748

Moalboal 70 167

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.2 Number of Registered Marriages by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Marriages by Place of

Occurrence

2020P 2019P

City of Naga 168 431

Oslob 71 131

Pilar 13 30

Pinamungajan 151 309

Poro 47 129

Ronda 42 105

Samboan 47 98

San Fernando 113 262

San Francisco 47 168

San Remigio 129 247

Santa Fe 44 127

Santander 42 67

Sibonga 83 231

Sogod 42 134

Tabogon 51 228

Tabuelan 34 91

City of Talisay 340 763

City of Toledo 417 647

Tuburan 152 270

Tudela 9 22

CITY OF CEBU*** 1,583 4,169

CITY OF

LAPU-LAPU***

878 1,899

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 592 1,325

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TABLE 5.3 Number of Registered Deaths by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Deaths by Usual

Residence of Deceased**

2020P 2019P

CEBU* 20,107 19,583

Alcantara 113 103

Alcoy 136 117

Alegria 158 165

Aloguinsan 173 162

Argao 482 499

Asturias 356 356

Badian 273 279

Balamban 521 573

Bantayan 530 495

Barili 510 475

City of Bogo 595 595

Boljoon 115 131

Borbon 253 248

City of Carcar 844 789

Carmen 370 321

Catmon 233 229

Compostela 320 314

Consolacion 787 665

Cordova 393 353

Daanbantayan 612 605

Dalaguete 413 461

Danao City 981 971

Dumanjug 349 349

Ginatilan 117 122

Liloan 790 731

Madridejos 224 248

Malabuyoc 157 122

Medellin 428 385

Minglanilla 802 754

Moalboal 237 236

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

**Includes persons died in the Philippines whose usual residence is in a foreign country. ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.3 Number of Registered Deaths by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu,

2019 and 2020

Municipality/ City

Number of Registered Deaths by Usual

Residence of Deceased**

2020P 2019P

City of Naga 761 716

Oslob 211 220

Pilar 76 77

Pinamungajan 428 444

Poro 156 186

Ronda 177 183

Samboan 138 149

San Fernando 405 403

San Francisco 330 338

San Remigio 387 421

Santa Fe 169 155

Santander 127 123

Sibonga 341 318

Sogod 244 236

Tabogon 270 279

Tabuelan 198 197

City of Talisay 1,730 1,640

City of Toledo 1,186 1,180

Tuburan 421 395

Tudela 80 70

CITY OF CEBU*** 7,894 7,001

CITY OF

LAPU-LAPU***

2,531 2,123

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 2,221 1,842

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TABLE 5.4 Number of Live Births by Sex and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu, 2020

REGION, PROVINCE,

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

Number of Live Births by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Mother** 2020P

Both Sexes Male Female

CEBU* 52,978 27,719 25,259

Alcantara 308 156 152

Alcoy 283 150 133

Alegria 376 189 187

Aloguinsan 469 249 220

Argao 1,050 541 509

Asturias 816 417 399

Badian 647 344 303

Balamban 1,504 794 710

Bantayan 1,035 551 484

Barili 1,213 632 581

City of Bogo 1,383 746 637

Boljoon 161 92 69

Borbon 607 344 263

City of Carcar 2,521 1,323 1,198

Carmen 1,069 553 516

Catmon 503 268 235

Compostela 1,027 542 485

Consolacion 2,688 1,425 1,263

Cordova 1,206 670 536

Daanbantayan 1,375 727 648

Dalaguete 1,086 552 534

Danao City 2,862 1,499 1,363

Dumanjug 981 472 509

Ginatilan 201 105 96

Liloan 2,369 1,188 1,181

Madridejos 540 285 255

Malabuyoc 303 169 134

Medellin 1,022 536 486

Minglanilla 2,378 1,201 1,177

Moalboal 530 281 249

City of Naga 2,413 1,265 1,148

Oslob 414 219 195

Pilar 117 58 59

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ** Includes babies born in the Philippines whose mother's usual residence is in a foreign country.

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.4 Number of Live Births by Sex and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu, 2020

REGION, PROVINCE,

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

Number of Live Births by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Mother** 2020P

Both Sexes Male Female

Pinamungajan 1,084 582 502

Poro 303 170 133

Ronda 306 153 153

Samboan 264 151 113

San Fernando 1,298 657 641

San Francisco 1,031 538 493

San Remigio 930 474 456

Santa Fe 500 267 233

Santander 229 113 116

Sibonga 878 451 427

Sogod 548 268 280

Tabogon 633 328 305

Tabuelan 448 240 208

City of Talisay 4,318 2,261 2,057

City of Toledo 3,731 1,972 1,759

Tuburan 924 503 421

Tudela 96 48 48

CITY OF CEBU*** 17,380 9,147 8,233

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 9,326 4,826 4,500

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 6,680 3,478 3,202

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TABLE 5.5 Number of Deaths by Sex and by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu, 2020

REGION, PROVINCE,

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

Number of Deaths by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Deceased**

2020P

Both

Sexes Male Female

CEBU* 20,107 11,173 8,934

Alcantara 113 76 37

Alcoy 136 72 64

Alegria 158 84 74

Aloguinsan 173 108 65

Argao 482 267 215

Asturias 356 205 151

Badian 273 152 121

Balamban 521 297 224

Bantayan 530 313 217

Barili 510 279 231

City of Bogo 595 333 262

Boljoon 115 61 54

Borbon 253 137 116

City of Carcar 844 486 358

Carmen 370 201 169

Catmon 233 128 105

Compostela 320 179 141

Consolacion 787 442 345

Cordova 393 237 156

Daanbantayan 612 365 247

Dalaguete 413 238 175

Danao City 981 499 482

Dumanjug 349 214 135

Ginatilan 117 58 59

Liloan 790 405 385

Madridejos 224 119 105

Malabuyoc 157 89 68

Medellin 428 228 200

Minglanilla 802 442 360

Moalboal 237 135 102

City of Naga 761 422 339

Oslob 211 103 108

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

**Includes persons died in the Philippines whose usual residence is in a foreign country. ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.5 Number of Deaths by Sex and by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu, 2020

REGION, PROVINCE,

CITY/MUNICIPALITY

Number of Deaths by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Deceased**

2020P

Both

Sexes Male Female

Pilar 76 45 31

Pinamungajan 428 232 196

Poro 156 84 72

Ronda 177 86 91

Samboan 138 74 64

San Fernando 405 226 179

San Francisco 330 194 136

San Remigio 387 214 173

Santa Fe 169 81 88

Santander 127 64 63

Sibonga 341 200 141

Sogod 244 135 109

Tabogon 270 153 117

Tabuelan 198 110 88

City of Talisay 1,730 985 745

City of Toledo 1,186 649 537

Tuburan 421 223 198

Tudela 80 44 36

CITY OF CEBU*** 7,894 4,547 3,347

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 2,531 1,413 1,118

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 2,221 1,241 980

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Table 5.6 Number of Live Births by Sex and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu 2019

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Mother** 2019P

Both Sexes Male Female

CEBU* 57,324 29,971 27,353

Alcantara 279 137 142

Alcoy 258 126 132

Alegria 411 211 200

Aloguinsan 626 315 311

Argao 1,209 634 575

Asturias 922 484 438

Badian 763 410 353

Balamban 1,529 779 750

Bantayan 1,225 646 579

Barili 1,411 729 682

City of Bogo 1,554 809 745

Boljoon 209 103 106

Borbon 657 335 322

City of Carcar 2,670 1,389 1,281

Carmen 1,046 520 526

Catmon 469 257 212

Compostela 1,058 566 492

Consolacion 2,930 1,592 1,338

Cordova 1,331 688 643

Daanbantayan 1,587 837 750

Dalaguete 1,116 575 541

Danao City 3,192 1,623 1,569

Dumanjug 988 525 463

Ginatilan 211 113 98

Liloan 2,523 1,315 1,208

Madridejos 661 349 312

Malabuyoc 328 175 153

Medellin 1,044 549 495

Minglanilla 2,570 1,341 1,229

Moalboal 514 304 210

City of Naga 2,564 1,349 1,215

Oslob 473 228 245

Pilar 142 70 72

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

** Includes babies born in the Philippines whose mother's usual residence is in a foreign country. ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

Table 5.6 Number of Live Births by Sex and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu 2019

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Mother** 2019P

Both Sexes Male Female

Pinamungajan 1,286 665 621

Poro 316 164 152

Ronda 298 152 146

Samboan 277 160 117

San Fernando 1,389 711 678

San Francisco 1,017 519 498

San Remigio 961 483 478

Santa Fe 529 296 233

Santander 304 157 147

Sibonga 946 481 465

Sogod 626 347 279

Tabogon 692 375 317

Tabuelan 489 239 250

City of Talisay 4,764 2,497 2,267

City of Toledo 3,827 2,020 1,807

Tuburan 1,019 560 459

Tudela 114 62 52

CITY OF CEBU 19,876 10,422 9,454

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU 10,360 5,411 4,949

CITY OF MANDAUE 7,575 3,985 3,590

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TABLE 5.7 Number of Deaths by Sex and by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu, 2019

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Deceased**

2019P

Both Sexes Male Female

CEBU* 19,583 10,941 8,642

Alcantara 103 63 40

Alcoy 117 64 53

Alegria 165 88 77

Aloguinsan 162 84 78

Argao 499 275 224

Asturias 356 214 142

Badian 279 153 126

Balamban 573 324 249

Bantayan 495 263 232

Barili 475 277 198

City of Bogo 595 304 291

Boljoon 131 64 67

Borbon 248 132 116

City of Carcar 789 446 343

Carmen 321 185 136

Catmon 229 123 106

Compostela 314 199 115

Consolacion 665 392 273

Cordova 353 201 152

Daanbantayan 605 308 297

Dalaguete 461 246 215

Danao City 971 556 415

Dumanjug 349 190 159

Ginatilan 122 58 64

Liloan 731 417 314

Madridejos 248 131 117

Malabuyoc 122 68 54

Medellin 385 199 186

Minglanilla 754 446 308

Moalboal 236 133 103

City of Naga 716 398 318

Oslob 220 115 105

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Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

** Includes babies born in the Philippines whose mother's usual residence is in a foreign country. ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.7 Number of Deaths by Sex and by Usual Residence of Deceased, Cebu, 2019

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Sex and by

Usual Residence of Deceased**

2019P

Both Sexes Male Female

Pilar 77 37 40

Pinamungajan 444 259 185

Poro 186 99 87

Ronda 183 90 93

Samboan 149 75 74

San Fernando 403 219 184

San Francisco 338 185 153

San Remigio 421 226 195

Santa Fe 155 93 62

Santander 123 62 61

Sibonga 318 175 143

Sogod 236 131 105

Tabogon 279 158 121

Tabuelan 197 108 89

City of Talisay 1,640 950 690

City of Toledo 1,180 697 483

Tuburan 395 222 173

Tudela 70 39 31

CITY OF CEBU*** 7,001 4,086 2,915

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 2,123 1,132 991

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 1,842 1,069 773

137

TABLE 5.8 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

CEBU* 4,832 3,566 3,416

Alcantara 28 18 22

Alcoy 25 23 13

Alegria 30 26 29

Aloguinsan 45 25 28

Argao 106 65 72

Asturias 86 48 47

Badian 49 38 45

Balamban 127 111 95

Bantayan 120 70 67

Barili 112 78 84

City of Bogo 135 74 110

Boljoon 16 13 6

Borbon 50 41 50

City of Carcar 239 174 178

Carmen 96 82 71

Catmon 51 32 44

Compostela 119 66 53

Consolacion 238 181 186

Cordova 116 85 76

Daanbantayan 107 87 94

Dalaguete 91 74 63

Danao City 257 210 181

Dumanjug 83 67 62

Ginatilan 23 10 12

Liloan 210 147 146

Madridejos 45 32 40

Malabuyoc 22 21 23

Medellin 96 69 56

Minglanilla 193 180 153

Moalboal 48 48 32

City of Naga 223 159 156

Oslob 32 31 27

138

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.8 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

Pilar 7 14 5

Pinamungajan 90 74 74

Poro 19 19 17

Ronda 25 17 20

Samboan 24 12 13

San Fernando 124 69 78

San Francisco 97 64 81

San Remigio 91 70 62

Santa Fe 59 28 28

Santander 14 23 15

Sibonga 78 53 59

Sogod 48 42 36

Tabogon 61 36 38

Tabuelan 35 25 28

City of Talisay 413 309 249

City of Toledo 333 256 242

Tuburan 89 59 42

Tudela 7 11 8

CITY OF CEBU*** 1,596 1,249 1,215

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 806 601 593

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 617 465 424

139

TABLE 5.9 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

CEBU* 3,634 4,622 4,270

Alcantara 16 20 26

Alcoy 25 24 24

Alegria 19 39 36

Aloguinsan 32 39 44

Argao 71 99 69

Asturias 49 64 55

Badian 55 78 46

Balamban 112 158 104

Bantayan 65 85 75

Barili 100 85 93

City of Bogo 105 111 113

Boljoon 5 14 17

Borbon 38 55 51

City of Carcar 163 208 224

Carmen 79 91 103

Catmon 32 48 33

Compostela 75 78 81

Consolacion 164 235 207

Cordova 78 129 85

Daanbantayan 95 126 114

Dalaguete 73 89 82

Danao City 197 251 242

Dumanjug 69 88 68

Ginatilan 13 15 19

Liloan 189 185 188

Madridejos 34 54 44

Malabuyoc 16 24 30

Medellin 89 86 80

Minglanilla 152 210 183

Moalboal 45 45 52

City of Naga 181 229 200

Oslob 38 30 35

140

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.9 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

Pilar 9 15 7

Pinamungajan 72 93 67

Poro 24 25 22

Ronda 23 24 35

Samboan 24 21 14

San Fernando 89 132 106

San Francisco 82 98 98

San Remigio 53 79 96

Santa Fe 30 50 34

Santander 13 18 17

Sibonga 64 79 76

Sogod 43 40 48

Tabogon 41 60 62

Tabuelan 28 41 38

City of Talisay 279 355 331

City of Toledo 221 317 297

Tuburan 63 72 94

Tudela 2 11 5

CITY OF CEBU*** 1,326 1,470 1,319

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 659 859 822

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 501 611 543

141

TABLE 5.10 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

CEBU* 4,285 4,515 5,234

Alcantara 30 30 30

Alcoy 20 25 25

Alegria 35 24 35

Aloguinsan 47 43 40

Argao 66 92 110

Asturias 87 65 82

Badian 64 44 71

Balamban 117 143 132

Bantayan 92 77 102

Barili 105 107 118

City of Bogo 119 124 136

Boljoon 13 22 22

Borbon 49 49 65

City of Carcar 199 215 225

Carmen 73 81 86

Catmon 37 34 49

Compostela 102 73 72

Consolacion 219 228 267

Cordova 94 115 103

Daanbantayan 117 107 132

Dalaguete 97 103 125

Danao City 235 244 275

Dumanjug 73 80 96

Ginatilan 14 12 24

Liloan 194 206 237

Madridejos 47 47 47

Malabuyoc 27 20 34

Medellin 85 100 106

Minglanilla 204 197 226

Moalboal 43 48 54

City of Naga 170 198 240

Oslob 27 43 40

142

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.10 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

Pilar 9 11 13

Pinamungajan 84 101 117

Poro 22 27 31

Ronda 15 41 26

Samboan 13 35 30

San Fernando 111 92 134

San Francisco 62 83 92

San Remigio 64 70 115

Santa Fe 40 43 52

Santander 23 18 25

Sibonga 75 81 79

Sogod 54 44 63

Tabogon 55 51 63

Tabuelan 41 37 47

City of Talisay 365 351 434

City of Toledo 261 346 403

Tuburan 81 80 90

Tudela 9 8 14

CITY OF CEBU*** 1,395 1,482 1,587

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 740 808 857

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 573 567 614

143

TABLE 5.11 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

CEBU* 5,259 5,020 4,325

Alcantara 33 35 20

Alcoy 24 29 26

Alegria 40 28 35

Aloguinsan 51 38 37

Argao 98 108 94

Asturias 92 64 77

Badian 65 62 30

Balamban 142 142 121

Bantayan 97 101 84

Barili 116 112 103

City of Bogo 137 110 109

Boljoon 13 11 9

Borbon 45 60 54

City of Carcar 247 218 231

Carmen 100 114 93

Catmon 58 44 41

Compostela 103 108 97

Consolacion 279 269 215

Cordova 127 110 88

Daanbantayan 155 133 108

Dalaguete 111 98 80

Danao City 308 249 213

Dumanjug 104 96 95

Ginatilan 17 22 20

Liloan 245 245 177

Madridejos 57 40 53

Malabuyoc 31 29 26

Medellin 87 85 83

Minglanilla 239 244 197

Moalboal 39 40 36

City of Naga 254 216 187

Oslob 37 41 33

144

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.11 Number of Live Births by Month and by Usual Residence of Mother, Cebu,

4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Live Births by Month and

by Usual Residence of Mother*

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

Pilar 13 11 3

Pinamungajan 113 108 91

Poro 33 31 33

Ronda 26 28 26

Samboan 30 22 26

San Fernando 144 120 99

San Francisco 87 105 82

San Remigio 84 75 71

Santa Fe 50 34 52

Santander 22 21 20

Sibonga 84 79 71

Sogod 53 49 28

Tabogon 52 55 59

Tabuelan 39 48 41

City of Talisay 419 468 345

City of Toledo 374 364 317

Tuburan 76 95 83

Tudela 9 6 6

CITY OF CEBU*** 1,702 1,679 1,360

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 907 872 802

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 630 612 523

145

TABLE 5.12 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

CEBU 1,346 1,180 538

Alcantara 6 3 4

Alcoy 9 1 4

Alegria 13 1 5

Aloguinsan 22 10 4

Argao 29 25 5

Asturias 18 9 10

Badian 16 11 1

Balamban 53 31 27

Bantayan 47 10 9

Barili 37 51 10

City of Bogo 39 67 9

Boljoon 8 5 -

Borbon 18 8 1

City of Carcar 63 72 46

Carmen 20 12 6

Catmon 13 8 2

Compostela 16 18 7

Consolacion 43 25 9

Cordova 25 66 16

Daanbantayan 28 37 75

Dalaguete 33 14 9

Danao City 69 88 29

Dumanjug 26 23 10

Ginatilan 4 2 1

Liloan 54 24 16

Madridejos 12 11 5

Malabuyoc 7 2 3

Medellin 22 9 1

Minglanilla 161 154 45

Moalboal 14 5 7

City of Naga 48 9 27

Oslob 21 7 6

146

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.12 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

Pilar 5 2 -

Pinamungajan 33 39 13

Poro 7 3 4

Ronda 14 6 1

Samboan 4 17 5

San Fernando 32 13 7

San Francisco 9 4 -

San Remigio 21 14 8

Santa Fe 11 10 2

Santander 3 21 -

Sibonga 15 4 3

Sogod 9 11 3

Tabogon 15 9 3

Tabuelan 7 7 5

City of Talisay 82 40 30

City of Toledo 58 120 35

Tuburan 25 40 9

Tudela 2 2 1

CITY OF CEBU 325 372 125

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU 189 140 81

CITY OF MANDAUE 98 109 34

147

TABLE 5.13 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

CEBU* 15 46 328

Alcantara - - 1

Alcoy - - 1

Alegria 1 1 4

Aloguinsan - 1 2

Argao - - 4

Asturias 1 2 9

Badian - - -

Balamban 3 8 16

Bantayan 1 - 10

Barili - 2 8

City of Bogo - 1 7

Boljoon - - 1

Borbon - - 1

City of Carcar - 1 10

Carmen - - 2

Catmon - 1 -

Compostela - - 6

Consolacion - - 8

Cordova - - 5

Daanbantayan - - 5

Dalaguete 1 1 1

Danao City 1 5 32

Dumanjug - 1 8

Ginatilan - - 3

Liloan - - 19

Madridejos - - 5

Malabuyoc - - 5

Medellin - - 4

Minglanilla - 1 47

Moalboal 1 2 8

City of Naga 1 1 9

Oslob - 2 -

148

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.13 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

Pilar - - -

Pinamungajan - 4 10

Poro - - 5

Ronda - 2 4

Samboan 2 - 1

San Fernando - - 10

San Francisco - - 4

San Remigio - - 5

Santa Fe 1 - 2

Santander - 1 -

Sibonga 1 - 3

Sogod - - 1

Tabogon - - 3

Tabuelan - 5 1

City of Talisay - - 11

City of Toledo - 3 16

Tuburan 1 1 11

Tudela - - -

CITY OF CEBU*** 4 7 25

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 1 5 52

CITY OF MANDAUE*** - 3 27

149

TABLE 5.14 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

CEBU* 262 199 553

Alcantara 1 1 3

Alcoy 2 - -

Alegria 10 4 9

Aloguinsan 4 3 1

Argao 3 2 6

Asturias 7 2 1

Badian 1 - 3

Balamban 6 5 15

Bantayan 6 - 7

Barili 3 2 11

City of Bogo 9 6 32

Boljoon - 1 4

Borbon 7 3 7

City of Carcar 7 5 14

Carmen 2 2 7

Catmon 2 - 11

Compostela 4 7 10

Consolacion 7 2 16

Cordova 12 15 21

Daanbantayan 5 1 13

Dalaguete 8 5 14

Danao City 18 12 44

Dumanjug 9 4 16

Ginatilan 1 3 1

Liloan 8 6 12

Madridejos 4 3 3

Malabuyoc 1 - 2

Medellin 7 3 15

Minglanilla 31 44 81

Moalboal 5 3 5

City of Naga 4 3 11

Oslob - 2 2

150

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.14 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

Pilar - - 1

Pinamungajan 5 7 11

Poro 2 3 7

Ronda 1 - 3

Samboan 2 - 8

San Fernando 7 1 13

San Francisco 2 1 4

San Remigio 6 3 16

Santa Fe - - 1

Santander 3 - 6

Sibonga 2 2 15

Sogod 4 1 1

Tabogon 1 - 6

Tabuelan - - 2

City of Talisay 9 14 29

City of Toledo 13 14 23

Tuburan 10 4 10

Tudela 1 - -

CITY OF CEBU*** 6 36 89

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 27 24 52

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 15 22 44

151

TABLE 5.15 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

CEBU* 744 607 1,101

Alcantara 8 6 10

Alcoy 3 2 8

Alegria 6 14 6

Aloguinsan 3 6 8

Argao 8 12 21

Asturias 15 11 18

Badian 3 5 6

Balamban 37 24 28

Bantayan 8 10 27

Barili 23 11 16

City of Bogo 19 16 33

Boljoon 3 1 5

Borbon 9 4 10

City of Carcar 25 23 32

Carmen 6 3 20

Catmon 14 8 16

Compostela 15 17 62

Consolacion 32 31 35

Cordova 35 28 42

Daanbantayan 14 12 31

Dalaguete 30 16 40

Danao City 65 41 58

Dumanjug 19 16 16

Ginatilan 2 3 6

Liloan 15 12 87

Madridejos 3 5 12

Malabuyoc 2 5 2

Medellin 10 7 13

Minglanilla 102 85 132

Moalboal 9 7 4

City of Naga 24 11 20

152

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.15 Number of Marriages by Month and by Place of Occurrence, Cebu,

4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Marriages by Month and

by Place of Occurrence

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

Oslob 10 8 13

Pilar 2 1 2

Pinamungajan 9 3 17

Poro 5 7 4

Ronda 2 4 5

Samboan 2 4 2

San Fernando 12 6 12

San Francisco 11 9 3

San Remigio 20 12 24

Santa Fe 5 7 5

Santander 3 1 4

Sibonga 8 9 21

Sogod 4 4 4

Tabogon 4 3 7

Tabuelan 3 2 2

City of Talisay 36 35 54

City of Toledo 29 30 76

Tuburan 12 8 21

Tudela - 2 1

CITY OF CEBU*** 154 132 308

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 83 75 149

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 56 76 108

153

TABLE 5.16 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

CEBU 1,729 1,466 1,560

Alcantara 10 6 8

Alcoy 9 6 12

Alegria 16 7 12

Aloguinsan 8 17 16

Argao 36 39 33

Asturias 31 24 28

Badian 20 27 29

Balamban 35 40 37

Bantayan 47 41 40

Barili 42 44 32

City of Bogo 57 52 46

Boljoon 10 7 8

Borbon 28 18 17

City of Carcar 66 68 62

Carmen 36 21 28

Catmon 31 14 16

Compostela 29 26 21

Consolacion 55 50 60

Cordova 30 37 28

Daanbantayan 44 37 56

Dalaguete 46 27 25

Danao City 86 72 69

Dumanjug 30 24 36

Ginatilan 8 7 10

Liloan 60 40 52

Madridejos 29 15 17

Malabuyoc 15 7 16

Medellin 36 35 50

Minglanilla 72 63 60

Moalboal 21 30 24

City of Naga 63 60 62

154

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.16 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 1st Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

1st Quarter 2020P

January February March

Oslob 16 12 17

Pilar 8 4 4

Pinamungajan 38 36 40

Poro 14 12 8

Ronda 18 11 14

Samboan 16 13 8

San Fernando 32 23 33

San Francisco 24 26 33

San Remigio 39 16 30

Santa Fe 16 10 14

Santander 14 12 13

Sibonga 36 28 26

Sogod 32 18 21

Tabogon 31 20 21

Tabuelan 24 11 18

City of Talisay 130 115 126

City of Toledo 93 93 85

Tuburan 32 38 37

Tudela 10 7 2

CITY OF CEBU*** 558 536 569

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 179 168 199

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 164 143 136

155

TABLE 5.17 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

CEBU* 1,396 1,611 1,736

Alcantara 11 16 6

Alcoy 17 4 11

Alegria 18 8 16

Aloguinsan 12 15 6

Argao 34 43 38

Asturias 29 26 23

Badian 21 26 26

Balamban 33 49 40

Bantayan 36 58 47

Barili 34 38 49

City of Bogo 47 47 50

Boljoon 10 7 9

Borbon 22 18 17

City of Carcar 52 70 78

Carmen 23 24 28

Catmon 14 21 17

Compostela 14 21 45

Consolacion 57 68 80

Cordova 26 28 37

Daanbantayan 38 59 48

Dalaguete 33 31 21

Danao City 65 69 84

Dumanjug 19 20 27

Ginatilan 11 7 14

Liloan 56 52 67

Madridejos 23 18 7

Malabuyoc 13 11 9

Medellin 26 40 32

Minglanilla 49 61 78

Moalboal 20 18 10

156

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration.

"Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period. P- Preliminary

*Cebu excluding highly urbanized city ***Highly Urbanized City

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.17 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 2nd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

2nd Quarter 2020P

April May June

City of Naga 48 56 78

Oslob 14 11 23

Pilar 2 8 10

Pinamungajan 34 44 37

Poro 13 13 16

Ronda 11 18 13

Samboan 9 9 12

San Fernando 20 37 36

San Francisco 31 25 23

San Remigio 29 35 35

Santa Fe 15 15 9

Santander 12 5 11

Sibonga 22 20 24

Sogod 14 24 14

Tabogon 17 16 22

Tabuelan 15 19 13

City of Talisay 112 150 208

City of Toledo 87 85 98

Tuburan 24 42 26

Tudela 4 6 8

CITY OF CEBU*** 542 781 1,258

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 174 196 238

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 156 175 248

157

TABLE 5.18 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

CEBU* 2,008 1,778 1,644

Alcantara 20 5 10

Alcoy 13 11 11

Alegria 13 12 16

Aloguinsan 26 13 16

Argao 43 47 35

Asturias 29 31 31

Badian 18 23 14

Balamban 49 50 47

Bantayan 42 44 32

Barili 67 36 33

City of Bogo 57 58 43

Boljoon 7 10 14

Borbon 21 20 22

City of Carcar 80 77 73

Carmen 40 38 39

Catmon 22 23 18

Compostela 31 28 27

Consolacion 102 73 55

Cordova 45 27 36

Daanbantayan 60 60 55

Dalaguete 35 53 24

Danao City 107 98 86

Dumanjug 30 27 29

Ginatilan 10 14 9

Liloan 92 71 72

Madridejos 23 17 19

Malabuyoc 15 13 12

Medellin 44 32 44

Minglanilla 101 70 53

Moalboal 9 20 19

City of Naga 73 64 61

158

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.18 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 3rd Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

3rd Quarter 2020P

July August September

Oslob 19 16 17

Pilar 9 4 10

Pinamungajan 33 36 32

Poro 14 16 10

Ronda 9 16 12

Samboan 12 11 17

San Fernando 55 31 43

San Francisco 34 24 25

San Remigio 34 37 31

Santa Fe 9 16 21

Santander 8 10 13

Sibonga 34 40 30

Sogod 24 25 20

Tabogon 32 18 23

Tabuelan 13 13 21

City of Talisay 212 126 125

City of Toledo 97 130 96

Tuburan 30 36 36

Tudela 6 8 7

CITY OF CEBU*** 804 588 561

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 355 215 197

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 307 201 172

159

TABLE 5.19 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

CEBU* 1,702 1,698 1,779

Alcantara 5 6 10

Alcoy 16 12 14

Alegria 9 14 17

Aloguinsan 14 18 12

Argao 39 49 46

Asturias 27 29 48

Badian 25 19 25

Balamban 49 41 51

Bantayan 54 52 37

Barili 37 54 44

City of Bogo 50 36 52

Boljoon 13 9 11

Borbon 20 16 34

City of Carcar 67 80 71

Carmen 28 26 39

Catmon 20 20 17

Compostela 23 27 28

Consolacion 73 63 51

Cordova 25 36 38

Daanbantayan 63 45 47

Dalaguete 45 37 36

Danao City 70 86 89

Dumanjug 35 30 42

Ginatilan 10 11 6

Liloan 67 83 78

Madridejos 24 14 18

Malabuyoc 13 18 15

Medellin 28 29 32

Minglanilla 54 70 71

Moalboal 30 11 25

City of Naga 65 61 70

160

Note: Figures are results of actual registration without any adjustment of under-registration. "Civil Registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off period.

P- Preliminary *Cebu excluding highly urbanized city

***Highly Urbanized City Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division.

TABLE 5.19 Number of Deaths by Month of Occurrence and by Usual Residence of the

Deceased, Cebu, 4th Quarter 2020

PROVINCE, MUNICIPALITY/ CITY/

HIGHLY URBANIZED CITY

Number of Deaths by Month of

Occurrence and by Usual Residence

of Deceased*

4th Quarter 2020P

October November December

Oslob 16 26 24

Pilar 7 5 5

Pinamungajan 31 31 36

Poro 15 11 14

Ronda 16 17 22

Samboan 7 14 10

San Fernando 27 32 36

San Francisco 28 26 31

San Remigio 36 32 33

Santa Fe 23 8 13

Santander 8 9 12

Sibonga 33 20 28

Sogod 14 19 19

Tabogon 20 27 23

Tabuelan 14 15 22

City of Talisay 143 148 135

City of Toledo 113 110 99

Tuburan 45 39 36

Tudela 8 7 7

CITY OF CEBU*** 576 542 579

CITY OF LAPU-LAPU*** 176 213 221

CITY OF MANDAUE*** 181 167 171

161

1,346

1,180

538

15 46

328

262

199

553

744

607

1,101

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

Figure 5.2 Number of Marriages Registered, by

Month, Cebu Province, 2020

4,832

3,566 3,416

3,634

4,622

4,270 4,285 4,515

5,234 5,259 5,020

4,325

0

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

Figure 5.1 Number of Registered Births, by Month,

Cebu Province, 2020

162

1,729

1,466 1,560

1,396

1,611

1,736

2,008

1,778

1,644 1,702 1,698

1,779

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

Figure 5.3 Number of Registered Deaths,

by Month, Cebu Province, 2020

163

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Cebu Provincial Statistical Office

COUNTRYSIDE IN FIGURES: CEBU PUBLISHED OCTOBER 2021

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