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Largest cities and municipalities in Central Visayas

Cebu City (Cebu) is the largest of the 101 cities and municipalities in Central Visayas, with 965,332 people at the 2024 census.[1]

Below are the first 100 of 101 cities and municipalities, ordered by their people in the 2024 census, each with its 2020 count and its change since.

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.

Largest cities and municipalities in Central Visayas, top 100
RankNameProvince or regionPeople, 2024People, 2020Change since 2020
1Cebu CityCebu965,332964,169+0.1%
2Lapu-Lapu CityCebu497,813497,604+0.0%
3Mandaue CityCebu364,482364,116+0.1%
4Talisay CityCebu263,832263,048+0.3%
5Toledo CityCebu206,692207,314−0.3%
6Danao CityCebu161,307156,321+3.2%
7LiloanCebu158,387153,197+3.4%
8MinglanillaCebu155,934151,002+3.3%
9ConsolacionCebu153,931148,012+4.0%
10Carcar CityCebu140,308136,453+2.8%
11Naga CityCebu138,727133,184+4.2%
12Tagbilaran CityBohol106,120104,976+1.1%
13BalambanCebu98,17095,136+3.2%
14DaanbantayanCebu95,08093,502+1.7%
15Bogo CityCebu90,18788,867+1.5%
16BantayanCebu87,39486,247+1.3%
17BariliCebu82,42780,715+2.1%
18UbayBohol82,17981,799+0.5%
19ArgaoCebu78,11178,187−0.1%
20PinamungajanCebu76,56875,131+1.9%
21San FernandoCebu76,11072,224+5.4%
22DalagueteCebu75,93774,596+1.8%
23CordovaCebu72,91570,595+3.3%
24TalibonBohol71,45071,272+0.3%
25TuburanCebu68,30768,167+0.2%
26San RemigioCebu67,85065,744+3.2%
27MedellinCebu62,16359,605+4.3%
28San FranciscoCebu61,09259,236+3.1%
29CarmenCebu60,23057,897+4.0%
30DumanjugCebu59,95457,823+3.7%
31CompostelaCebu58,17855,874+4.1%
32AsturiasCebu54,77755,397−1.1%
33SibongaCebu54,61053,424+2.2%
34DauisBohol53,86452,492+2.6%
35CarmenBohol50,24949,191+2.2%
36TubigonBohol49,27547,886+2.9%
37InabangaBohol49,13348,534+1.2%
38BadianCebu44,62643,735+2.0%
39LoonBohol43,85744,224−0.8%
40MadridejosCebu42,82842,039+1.9%
41TabogonCebu42,06641,432+1.5%
42PanglaoBohol41,76039,839+4.8%
43SogodCebu40,74639,447+3.3%
44BorbonCebu40,09738,187+5.0%
45MoalboalCebu37,99336,930+2.9%
46TrinidadBohol37,19135,119+5.9%
47JagnaBohol36,67435,832+2.4%
48AloguinsanCebu34,99034,466+1.5%
49Santa FeCebu34,83434,471+1.1%
50GuindulmanBohol34,66034,104+1.6%
51CatmonCebu34,60833,745+2.6%
52GetafeBohol33,48533,422+0.2%
53CalapeBohol33,02233,079−0.2%
54BuenavistaBohol31,09529,711+4.7%
55CandijayBohol30,14230,119+0.1%
56TabuelanCebu29,66228,907+2.6%
57OslobCebu29,37829,264+0.4%
58PilarBohol28,86028,693+0.6%
59ValenciaBohol28,53528,392+0.5%
60MabiniBohol28,22428,701−1.7%
61PoroCebu26,90826,232+2.6%
62AlegriaCebu26,52025,620+3.5%
63Bien UnidoBohol26,27826,666−1.5%
64Sierra BullonesBohol26,15426,095+0.2%
65San MiguelBohol26,12425,356+3.0%
66SagbayanBohol25,32924,335+4.1%
67AliciaBohol24,66324,374+1.2%
68Garcia HernandezBohol24,45024,430+0.1%
69President Carlos P. GarciaBohol23,85823,625+1.0%
70CatigbianBohol23,81223,805+0.0%
71BaclayonBohol22,75422,461+1.3%
72MaribojocBohol22,26822,178+0.4%
73ClarinBohol21,31821,158+0.8%
74RondaCebu21,17921,005+0.8%
75SamboanCebu20,73620,373+1.8%
76MalabuyocCebu20,37819,770+3.1%
77DanaoBohol20,29920,245+0.3%
78DagohoyBohol20,06819,874+1.0%
79BalilihanBohol19,74718,694+5.6%
80AlcoyCebu19,20719,186+0.1%
81DueroBohol19,13618,861+1.5%
82CortesBohol18,97618,344+3.5%
83BilarBohol18,87718,512+2.0%
84SantanderCebu18,66918,527+0.8%
85LoayBohol17,95717,855+0.6%
86AndaBohol17,83517,778+0.3%
87AlcantaraCebu17,49016,910+3.4%
88LobocBohol17,33817,418−0.5%
89GinatilanCebu17,18416,906+1.6%
90BoljoonCebu17,15317,525−2.1%
91DimiaoBohol14,89414,889+0.0%
92AntequeraBohol14,88114,990−0.7%
93BatuanBohol14,42313,845+4.2%
94PilarCebu12,45412,506−0.4%
95TudelaCebu11,63811,304+3.0%
96AlburquerqueBohol11,48911,246+2.2%
97LilaBohol11,45012,240−6.5%
98SevillaBohol11,42511,376+0.4%
99San IsidroBohol10,2289,909+3.2%
100CorellaBohol9,8899,479+4.3%

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. 1.Philippine Statistics Authority. Population and Annual Population Growth Rate of the Philippines and its Regions, Provinces, and Highly Urbanized Cities Based on the 2010, 2015, 2020 and 2024 Population Census (OpenSTAT table 0211A6DAPG0). Published August 7, 2026. Read by Scene October 2, 2026. CC BY (PSA Terms of Use). 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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