Ranking

Densest barangays in Bohol

Ranks 1,001 to 1,100 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 1,001 to 1,100
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,001	Ile	Dimiao, Bohol	244	212	+15.1%	about 125
1,002	Bantolinao	Antequera, Bohol	1,314	1,271	+3.4%	about 123
1,003	Boyog Proper	Balilihan, Bohol	157	286	−45.1%	about 123
1,004	Datag Norte	Balilihan, Bohol	731	695	+5.2%	about 123
1,005	Villarcayo	Carmen, Bohol	2,022	1,960	+3.2%	about 122
1,006	Baryong Daan	San Isidro, Bohol	328	326	+0.6%	about 122
1,007	Buenaventura	Baclayon, Bohol	422	420	+0.5%	about 121
1,008	Cambuac Sur	Sikatuna, Bohol	1,269	1,268	+0.1%	about 121
1,009	Nueva Vida Sur	Carmen, Bohol	876	925	−5.3%	about 120
1,010	Maitum	Catigbian, Bohol	988	881	+12.2%	about 120
1,011	Anibongan	Duero, Bohol	505	506	−0.2%	about 120
1,012	Canta-ub	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	378	346	+9.3%	about 120
1,013	Tan-awan	Tubigon, Bohol	741	681	+8.8%	about 120
1,014	Tomoc	San Miguel, Bohol	1,155	1,178	−2.0%	about 119
1,015	Ambuan	Catigbian, Bohol	1,306	1,235	+5.8%	about 118
1,016	Baguhan	Dimiao, Bohol	265	357	−25.8%	about 116
1,017	Montesunting	Carmen, Bohol	885	890	−0.6%	about 115
1,018	Estaca	Dagohoy, Bohol	562	545	+3.1%	about 115
1,019	Caluwasan	Clarin, Bohol	221	250	−11.6%	about 113
1,020	Katipunan	Anda, Bohol	489	518	−5.6%	about 111
1,021	Abehilan	San Isidro, Bohol	736	731	+0.7%	about 111
1,022	San Vicente	Pilar, Bohol	885	807	+9.7%	about 110
1,023	Baunos	San Isidro, Bohol	634	511	+24.1%	about 110
1,024	Bonifacio	Bilar, Bohol	278	255	+9.0%	about 109
1,025	Campatud	Loon, Bohol	321	340	−5.6%	about 109
1,026	Cambane	Candijay, Bohol	471	420	+12.1%	about 108
1,027	Cansiwang	Guindulman, Bohol	782	738	+6.0%	about 108
1,028	Baluarte	Buenavista, Bohol	436	378	+15.3%	about 106
1,029	Panghagban	Buenavista, Bohol	1,100	1,089	+1.0%	about 106
1,030	Bagacay Katipunan	Loon, Bohol	208	169	+23.1%	about 106
1,031	Cansague Sur	San Isidro, Bohol	608	626	−2.9%	about 106
1,032	Cambaol	Alicia, Bohol	1,285	1,139	+12.8%	about 105
1,033	Bahaybahay	Sikatuna, Bohol	381	442	−13.8%	about 104
1,034	Boyog Norte	Balilihan, Bohol	200	194	+3.1%	about 102
1,035	Lagtangon	Maribojoc, Bohol	232	217	+6.9%	about 102
1,036	San Isidro	Trinidad, Bohol	704	627	+12.3%	about 102
1,037	Boyog Sur	Balilihan, Bohol	375	372	+0.8%	about 101
1,038	Tabuan	Antequera, Bohol	672	663	+1.4%	about 99
1,039	Santo Niño	Getafe, Bohol	918	754	+21.8%	about 99
1,040	Banderahan	Valencia, Bohol	800	919	−13.0%	about 99
1,041	Taytay	Duero, Bohol	1,005	712	+41.2%	about 98
1,042	Buyog	Jagna, Bohol	413	359	+15.0%	about 98
1,043	Bonbon Upper	Loboc, Bohol	522	645	−19.1%	about 98
1,044	Rizal	Talibon, Bohol	1,475	1,484	−0.6%	about 98
1,045	Limocon	Valencia, Bohol	376	428	−12.2%	about 97
1,046	Roxas	Bilar, Bohol	648	1,134	−42.9%	about 96
1,047	Cabacnitan	Batuan, Bohol	710	662	+7.3%	about 95
1,048	Calabacita	Jagna, Bohol	1,735	1,550	+11.9%	about 95
1,049	Laca	Jagna, Bohol	258	275	−6.2%	about 95
1,050	Rizal	Bilar, Bohol	492	542	−9.2%	about 94
1,051	Bongbong	Catigbian, Bohol	646	616	+4.9%	about 93
1,052	Tabunok	Guindulman, Bohol	785	710	+10.6%	about 93
1,053	Ilaya	Inabanga, Bohol	349	430	−18.8%	about 93
1,054	Cambance	Loboc, Bohol	354	318	+11.3%	about 93
1,055	Dangay	Alburquerque, Bohol	825	795	+3.8%	about 92
1,056	Nueva Vida Norte	Carmen, Bohol	1,027	864	+18.9%	about 92
1,057	Carbon	Danao, Bohol	456	426	+7.0%	about 92
1,058	Tiwi	Loon, Bohol	88	131	−32.8%	about 91
1,059	Lundag	Anda, Bohol	995	988	+0.7%	about 90
1,060	Cangmundo	Getafe, Bohol	1,121	934	+20.0%	about 90
1,061	Bagacay Saong	Loon, Bohol	168	126	+33.3%	about 90
1,062	Lundag	Pilar, Bohol	863	861	+0.2%	about 90
1,063	Canlinte	Inabanga, Bohol	250	307	−18.6%	about 89
1,064	Los Angeles	Ubay, Bohol	434	551	−21.2%	about 88
1,065	Sojoton	Calape, Bohol	506	580	−12.8%	about 86
1,066	Cagawasan	Dagohoy, Bohol	1,239	1,189	+4.2%	about 86
1,067	Garcia	Batuan, Bohol	573	585	−2.1%	about 82
1,068	Libertad Sur	Sagbayan, Bohol	194	205	−5.4%	about 82
1,069	Kauswagan	Trinidad, Bohol	2,532	2,597	−2.5%	about 80
1,070	Baucan Norte	Balilihan, Bohol	959	898	+6.8%	about 79
1,071	El Salvador	Carmen, Bohol	607	615	−1.3%	about 79
1,072	Kang-iras	Catigbian, Bohol	766	737	+3.9%	about 79
1,073	Imelda	Duero, Bohol	608	574	+5.9%	about 75
1,074	Nueva Granada	Buenavista, Bohol	619	723	−14.4%	about 74
1,075	La Esperanza	Dagohoy, Bohol	1,062	1,075	−1.2%	about 72
1,076	Genomoan	Loon, Bohol	316	323	−2.2%	about 72
1,077	Owac	Bilar, Bohol	948	911	+4.1%	about 71
1,078	Nueva Montana	Buenavista, Bohol	553	542	+2.0%	about 70
1,079	Almaria	Anda, Bohol	406	400	+1.5%	about 68
1,080	Cambuyo	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	658	650	+1.2%	about 68
1,081	Estaca	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	163	175	−6.9%	about 68
1,082	Bugho	Loon, Bohol	198	209	−5.3%	about 68
1,083	Quinobcoban	Loon, Bohol	167	159	+5.0%	about 68
1,084	Buenasuerte	Anda, Bohol	331	344	−3.8%	about 66
1,085	Quinapon-an	Antequera, Bohol	281	258	+8.9%	about 64
1,086	Magsaysay	Talibon, Bohol	1,420	1,467	−3.2%	about 64
1,087	Tanod	Anda, Bohol	385	387	−0.5%	about 63
1,088	Cabasakan	Getafe, Bohol	1,284	1,287	−0.2%	about 61
1,089	Canmanoc	Loon, Bohol	198	289	−31.5%	about 60
1,090	San Miguel	Danao, Bohol	619	528	+17.2%	about 59
1,091	Man-od	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	1,244	1,301	−4.4%	about 59
1,092	Cagawitan	Dagohoy, Bohol	349	665	−47.5%	about 58
1,093	San Vicente	Ubay, Bohol	2,307	1,204	+91.6%	about 55
1,094	Catigbian	Buenavista, Bohol	623	657	−5.2%	about 53
1,095	Villa Anunciado	Danao, Bohol	157	205	−23.4%	about 53
1,096	Pangi-an	Valencia, Bohol	345	399	−13.5%	about 52
1,097	Badiang	Sikatuna, Bohol	641	628	+2.1%	about 50
1,098	Maubo	Valencia, Bohol	503	497	+1.2%	about 50
1,099	Subayon	Bilar, Bohol	1,542	1,282	+20.3%	about 48
1,100	Dagohoy	Danao, Bohol	502	810	−38.0%	about 48

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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