Ranking

Densest barangays in Bohol

Ranks 501 to 600 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 501 to 600
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
501	Villaflor	Clarin, Bohol	535	429	+24.7%	about 385
502	Sacaon	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	663	622	+6.6%	about 385
503	Cabadiangan	Loboc, Bohol	316	291	+8.6%	about 384
504	Duay	Duero, Bohol	604	536	+12.7%	about 382
505	Lipata	President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol	683	615	+11.1%	about 382
506	Katarungan	Ubay, Bohol	1,974	1,673	+18.0%	about 382
507	Poblacion Sur	Batuan, Bohol	1,390	1,288	+7.9%	about 381
508	Santa Filomena	Alburquerque, Bohol	966	963	+0.3%	about 380
509	San Ramon	Sagbayan, Bohol	673	707	−4.8%	about 380
510	Merryland	Buenavista, Bohol	309	345	−10.4%	about 378
511	Tangcasan Norte	Loay, Bohol	862	739	+16.6%	about 378
512	Saguise	President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol	801	695	+15.3%	about 378
513	San Jose	San Miguel, Bohol	824	861	−4.3%	about 375
514	Hinlayagan Ilaya	Trinidad, Bohol	1,906	2,449	−22.2%	about 374
515	Casica	Anda, Bohol	485	434	+11.8%	about 373
516	Mahanay	Talibon, Bohol	1,750	1,891	−7.5%	about 373
517	Bosongon	Tubigon, Bohol	1,288	1,404	−8.3%	about 373
518	Matin-ao	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	1,253	1,382	−9.3%	about 371
519	Mag-aso	Antequera, Bohol	470	469	+0.2%	about 370
520	Santa Cruz	Batuan, Bohol	1,393	1,305	+6.7%	about 369
521	Campamanog	President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol	1,538	1,585	−3.0%	about 369
522	Biabas	Ubay, Bohol	2,997	2,885	+3.9%	about 369
523	Punta Cruz	Maribojoc, Bohol	766	750	+2.1%	about 368
524	Banlasan	Calape, Bohol	759	733	+3.6%	about 367
525	Malitbog	Dagohoy, Bohol	1,748	1,757	−0.5%	about 367
526	La Hacienda	Alicia, Bohol	3,712	3,796	−2.2%	about 366
527	Del Carmen Norte	Balilihan, Bohol	722	675	+7.0%	about 366
528	Basdio	Guindulman, Bohol	2,212	2,176	+1.7%	about 366
529	Canmaya Diot	Sagbayan, Bohol	1,380	1,331	+3.7%	about 365
530	San Vicente	San Miguel, Bohol	990	1,056	−6.3%	about 365
531	Balingasao	Valencia, Bohol	537	520	+3.3%	about 365
532	Cawayan	Inabanga, Bohol	1,117	1,045	+6.9%	about 364
533	Tangcasan Sur	Loay, Bohol	669	945	−29.2%	about 364
534	Lumbay	Pilar, Bohol	1,224	1,193	+2.6%	about 364
535	San Jose	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	913	946	−3.5%	about 364
536	Balbalan	Dimiao, Bohol	323	317	+1.9%	about 363
537	Tulang	Getafe, Bohol	2,050	2,115	−3.1%	about 362
538	Villa Milagrosa	President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol	1,445	1,434	+0.8%	about 362
539	Tanghaligue	Talibon, Bohol	2,362	2,405	−1.8%	about 362
540	Mabuhay Cabigohan	Trinidad, Bohol	1,101	1,329	−17.2%	about 362
541	Ilaud	Pilar, Bohol	751	775	−3.1%	about 361
542	Humayhumay	Ubay, Bohol	1,967	1,981	−0.7%	about 361
543	Abucay Norte	Sikatuna, Bohol	493	440	+12.1%	about 360
544	Dasitam	Baclayon, Bohol	852	838	+1.7%	about 359
545	Liloan Sur	Inabanga, Bohol	1,231	1,196	+2.9%	about 359
546	Mahayag Norte	Catigbian, Bohol	734	650	+12.9%	about 358
547	Busao	Maribojoc, Bohol	616	611	+0.8%	about 356
548	San Agustin	Sagbayan, Bohol	1,161	1,071	+8.4%	about 354
549	Bayong	Guindulman, Bohol	1,314	1,513	−13.2%	about 353
550	La Victoria	Trinidad, Bohol	1,815	1,554	+16.8%	about 353
551	Napo	Alicia, Bohol	1,224	1,273	−3.9%	about 352
552	Oy	Loboc, Bohol	1,445	1,444	+0.1%	about 352
553	Badbad Occidental	Loon, Bohol	299	311	−3.9%	about 352
554	San Roque	Maribojoc, Bohol	1,396	1,373	+1.7%	about 351
555	Lomangog	Ubay, Bohol	2,902	2,839	+2.2%	about 351
556	Lungsoda-an	Mabini, Bohol	1,163	1,152	+1.0%	about 350
557	Danao	Antequera, Bohol	590	489	+20.7%	about 349
558	Liberty	Bien Unido, Bohol	1,096	1,059	+3.5%	about 349
559	Mambool	Duero, Bohol	663	668	−0.8%	about 349
560	Napo	Inabanga, Bohol	692	819	−15.5%	about 349
561	Tambo	Mabini, Bohol	772	786	−1.8%	about 349
562	Nueva Esperanza	Bien Unido, Bohol	2,780	2,671	+4.1%	about 348
563	Candabong	Anda, Bohol	2,526	2,399	+5.3%	about 347
564	Lapacan Norte	Inabanga, Bohol	398	434	−8.3%	about 346
565	Liloan Norte	Inabanga, Bohol	1,510	1,479	+2.1%	about 346
566	Bonbonon	President Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol	1,425	1,433	−0.6%	about 344
567	Guinob-an	Sevilla, Bohol	687	683	+0.6%	about 344
568	Catungawan Sur	Guindulman, Bohol	2,227	2,120	+5.1%	about 343
569	Liboron	Catigbian, Bohol	933	1,039	−10.2%	about 342
570	Cantuyoc	Jagna, Bohol	910	849	+7.2%	about 342
571	Cansuagwit	Loon, Bohol	363	387	−6.2%	about 342
572	Mantalongon	Sagbayan, Bohol	996	737	+35.1%	about 342
573	Lapacan Norte	Buenavista, Bohol	330	363	−9.1%	about 341
574	Puangyuta	Dimiao, Bohol	329	344	−4.4%	about 341
575	Tagum Norte	Trinidad, Bohol	1,756	1,595	+10.1%	about 341
576	Danao	Valencia, Bohol	713	617	+15.6%	about 341
577	Cambitoon	Inabanga, Bohol	942	1,051	−10.4%	about 340
578	Cambugason	Jagna, Bohol	1,122	1,101	+1.9%	about 340
579	Hagbuyo	San Miguel, Bohol	1,405	1,311	+7.2%	about 340
580	Bugang Norte	Bilar, Bohol	766	705	+8.7%	about 339
581	El Progreso	Carmen, Bohol	993	961	+3.3%	about 339
582	San Isidro	Inabanga, Bohol	921	900	+2.3%	about 339
583	Candabong	Loboc, Bohol	902	878	+2.7%	about 339
584	Pamacsalan	Pilar, Bohol	796	737	+8.0%	about 339
585	Malbog	Jagna, Bohol	1,246	1,196	+4.2%	about 337
586	Cambuhat	Buenavista, Bohol	1,124	1,253	−10.3%	about 336
587	San Carlos	Talibon, Bohol	2,258	1,893	+19.3%	about 336
588	Bugsoc	Sierra Bullones, Bohol	2,742	2,843	−3.6%	about 335
589	Tambongan	Candijay, Bohol	1,545	1,792	−13.8%	about 334
590	Tubod	Candijay, Bohol	991	923	+7.4%	about 334
591	Bahi	Loon, Bohol	354	443	−20.1%	about 334
592	Aurora	Pilar, Bohol	540	437	+23.6%	about 331
593	Katipunan	Carmen, Bohol	3,211	3,106	+3.4%	about 329
594	Gotozon	Loboc, Bohol	994	963	+3.2%	about 328
595	Talenceras	Tubigon, Bohol	892	789	+13.1%	about 328
596	Linawan	Anda, Bohol	1,007	991	+1.6%	about 327
597	Celing	Antequera, Bohol	684	692	−1.2%	about 327
598	Abihilan	Candijay, Bohol	1,156	1,093	+5.8%	about 327
599	Ulbujan East	Garcia Hernandez, Bohol	637	629	+1.3%	about 327
600	Cantaongon	Loon, Bohol	908	946	−4.0%	about 327

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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