Ranking

Densest barangays in Bohol

Ranks 901 to 1,000 of 1,109 barangays in Bohol. The first page has the leader.

People are counted as of July 1, 2024 (the 2024 Census of Population) and May 1, 2020 (the 2020 Census of Population and Housing), both by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

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Densest barangays in Bohol, ranks 901 to 1,000
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
901	Kabasacan	Sagbayan, Bohol	593	517	+14.7%	about 174
902	Villa Aurora	Bilar, Bohol	608	696	−12.6%	about 173
903	Camias	Calape, Bohol	494	460	+7.4%	about 172
904	Alegria Norte	Loay, Bohol	263	277	−5.1%	about 170
905	Ilihan	Inabanga, Bohol	455	411	+10.7%	about 168
906	Lobgob	Sevilla, Bohol	825	812	+1.6%	about 168
907	Canhayupon	Dimiao, Bohol	620	595	+4.2%	about 167
908	Pangpang	Ubay, Bohol	1,338	1,428	−6.3%	about 167
909	Cabudburan	Calape, Bohol	486	532	−8.7%	about 166
910	Bugang	Inabanga, Bohol	829	826	+0.4%	about 166
911	Bugho	Loboc, Bohol	531	536	−0.9%	about 166
912	Jambawan	Lila, Bohol	547	496	+10.3%	about 165
913	Botong	Valencia, Bohol	604	583	+3.6%	about 165
914	Cansibuan	Antequera, Bohol	630	614	+2.6%	about 164
915	San Roque	Mabini, Bohol	2,653	2,718	−2.4%	about 164
916	Cambansag	San Isidro, Bohol	856	792	+8.1%	about 164
917	Catugasan	Dimiao, Bohol	318	317	+0.3%	about 163
918	Guindaguitan	Dimiao, Bohol	432	425	+1.7%	about 163
919	Cantalid	Balilihan, Bohol	501	413	+21.3%	about 162
920	Overland	Buenavista, Bohol	1,394	1,003	+39.0%	about 162
921	Bulawan	Mabini, Bohol	636	638	−0.3%	about 161
922	Garcia	San Miguel, Bohol	836	702	+19.1%	about 161
923	Cambagui	Sevilla, Bohol	1,157	1,081	+7.0%	about 161
924	Payao	Duero, Bohol	643	617	+4.2%	about 160
925	Datag	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	1,262	1,252	+0.8%	about 160
926	Balili	Jagna, Bohol	1,336	1,374	−2.8%	about 160
927	Zamora	Talibon, Bohol	1,683	1,751	−3.9%	about 159
928	Kagawasan	San Miguel, Bohol	1,319	1,291	+2.2%	about 158
929	Sudlon	Alicia, Bohol	654	598	+9.4%	about 157
930	Cantomimbo	Balilihan, Bohol	569	666	−14.6%	about 157
931	Boctol	Jagna, Bohol	1,360	1,298	+4.8%	about 157
932	Canmaag	Loon, Bohol	409	375	+9.1%	about 157
933	San Isidro	Sagbayan, Bohol	910	1,035	−12.1%	about 157
934	Capayas	San Miguel, Bohol	944	900	+4.9%	about 157
935	Angilan	Duero, Bohol	533	512	+4.1%	about 156
936	Concepcion	Danao, Bohol	1,738	1,690	+2.8%	about 155
937	Danao	Duero, Bohol	718	689	+4.2%	about 155
938	Canguha	Calape, Bohol	287	281	+2.1%	about 154
939	Montehermoso	Carmen, Bohol	922	1,056	−12.7%	about 154
940	Antipolo	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	615	695	−11.5%	about 154
941	Mahanay	Getafe, Bohol	516	607	−15.0%	about 154
942	Del Mar	Mabini, Bohol	494	831	−40.6%	about 154
943	San Roque	Sagbayan, Bohol	515	464	+11.0%	about 153
944	Bongbong	Ubay, Bohol	972	1,046	−7.1%	about 153
945	Candelaria	Dagohoy, Bohol	1,003	1,020	−1.7%	about 152
946	Cadap-agan	Dimiao, Bohol	448	425	+5.4%	about 152
947	Candulao	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	471	456	+3.3%	about 152
948	Inaghuban	Pilar, Bohol	1,114	1,116	−0.2%	about 152
949	Governor Boyles	Ubay, Bohol	789	904	−12.7%	about 151
950	Tausion	Valencia, Bohol	563	568	−0.9%	about 151
951	Canawa	Candijay, Bohol	1,198	1,226	−2.3%	about 150
952	Cabagakian	Dimiao, Bohol	542	525	+3.2%	about 150
953	Cantam-is Baslay	Loon, Bohol	400	395	+1.3%	about 150
954	Licolico	Sevilla, Bohol	1,010	997	+1.3%	about 150
955	Bayawahan	Sevilla, Bohol	998	1,000	−0.2%	about 149
956	Cantoyoc	Clarin, Bohol	319	322	−0.9%	about 148
957	Cabadug	Loon, Bohol	279	316	−11.7%	about 148
958	San Roque	Balilihan, Bohol	692	605	+14.4%	about 147
959	Hanopol Norte	Balilihan, Bohol	392	390	+0.5%	about 146
960	Baguhan	Inabanga, Bohol	524	567	−7.6%	about 146
961	Odiong	Jagna, Bohol	1,031	1,038	−0.7%	about 146
962	Panadtaran	Candijay, Bohol	954	922	+3.5%	about 145
963	Cambacay	Batuan, Bohol	779	720	+8.2%	about 144
964	Cabayugan	Calape, Bohol	934	970	−3.7%	about 144
965	Cansungay	Pilar, Bohol	834	861	−3.1%	about 144
966	Canangca-an	Corella, Bohol	1,025	1,034	−0.9%	about 143
967	Gon-ob	Loboc, Bohol	279	284	−1.8%	about 143
968	Janlud	Batuan, Bohol	950	927	+2.5%	about 142
969	Cabatuan	Danao, Bohol	1,795	1,846	−2.8%	about 142
970	Tubodacu	Loon, Bohol	359	389	−7.7%	about 142
971	Sampoangon	Calape, Bohol	334	347	−3.8%	about 140
972	Jandig	Maribojoc, Bohol	921	1,092	−15.7%	about 139
973	Datag	Inabanga, Bohol	764	752	+1.6%	about 138
974	San Agustin	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	1,161	1,164	−0.3%	about 138
975	Rizal	Batuan, Bohol	1,453	1,382	+5.1%	about 136
976	Mahayag Sur	Catigbian, Bohol	210	290	−27.6%	about 136
977	Sinakayanan	Catigbian, Bohol	901	1,008	−10.6%	about 136
978	Magkaya	Buenavista, Bohol	725	746	−2.8%	about 135
979	Lantang	Valencia, Bohol	961	1,013	−5.1%	about 135
980	Tanday	Corella, Bohol	851	830	+2.5%	about 134
981	Bagacay Kawayan	Loon, Bohol	383	381	+0.5%	about 134
982	Bangwalog	Duero, Bohol	1,292	1,432	−9.8%	about 132
983	Cantam-is Bago	Loon, Bohol	204	267	−23.6%	about 132
984	Campagao	Bilar, Bohol	1,283	1,349	−4.9%	about 131
985	Malijao	Dimiao, Bohol	218	228	−4.4%	about 131
986	Caluasan	San Miguel, Bohol	688	565	+21.8%	about 131
987	San Jose	Mabini, Bohol	1,287	1,484	−13.3%	about 130
988	Kagawasan	Sagbayan, Bohol	166	450	−63.1%	about 130
989	Masonoy	San Isidro, Bohol	495	507	−2.4%	about 129
990	Cagongcagong	Alicia, Bohol	476	501	−5.0%	about 128
991	Datag Sur	Balilihan, Bohol	681	552	+23.4%	about 128
992	Taming	Danao, Bohol	1,083	1,035	+4.6%	about 128
993	Biabas	Guindulman, Bohol	1,322	1,221	+8.3%	about 128
994	Cansague Norte	San Isidro, Bohol	476	482	−1.2%	about 128
995	Sikatuna	Talibon, Bohol	1,817	1,862	−2.4%	about 128
996	La Salvacion	Carmen, Bohol	1,052	920	+14.4%	about 127
997	Langtad	Sagbayan, Bohol	678	735	−7.8%	about 127
998	Ticum	Valencia, Bohol	885	926	−4.4%	about 127
999	Candavid	Maribojoc, Bohol	513	579	−11.4%	about 126
1,000	La Libertad	Carmen, Bohol	1,043	918	+13.6%	about 125

Density is a place's 2024 people divided by its land area. A barangay has no official area: Scene measures the area inside its border on UN OCHA's map, so its density is approximate. A barangay with no mapped border is not ranked.

Sources

Every count here is the PSA's own, for the place as the PSA names it today. The change and the order are Scene's arithmetic on those counts. How Scene works out the rest.

1.Philippine Statistics Authority. Total Population, Household Population, and Number of Households by Province, City, Municipality, and Barangay as of 01 July 2024: Central Visayas (OpenSTAT table 0071A6DTPH6). Published August 5, 2026. Read by Scene October 2, 2026. CC BY (PSA Terms of Use). Open the source
2.Philippine Statistics Authority. Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC), 4th Quarter 2022: Publication Datafile, with the 2015 and 2020 census counts (the PSA's file, as the Internet Archive keeps it). Published December 31, 2022. Read by Scene October 2, 2026. CC BY (PSA Terms of Use). Open the source
3.Philippine Statistics Authority, from the Land Management Bureau (DENR). Population, Land Area, Population Density, and Percent Change in Population Density by Region, Province/Highly Urbanized City, and City/Municipality: 2015, 2020, and 2024 (OpenSTAT table 0221A6DLPD0). Published August 7, 2026. Read by Scene October 2, 2026. CC BY (PSA Terms of Use). Open the source
4.UN OCHA, from the PSA and NAMRIA. Philippines: Subnational Administrative Boundaries (COD-AB), barangay layer. Published February 13, 2025. Read by Scene September 25, 2026. CC BY-IGO 3.0. Open the source

Scene works out the rest from these sources: growth rates, shares, areas, densities, coordinates, neighbours and distances. How.

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