Ranking

Densest barangays in Leyte

Ranks 1,001 to 1,100 of 1,616 barangays in Leyte. 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 Leyte, ranks 1,001 to 1,100
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,001	Amanluran	Tanauan, Leyte	492	471	+4.5%	about 324
1,002	Maabab	Burauen, Leyte	844	821	+2.8%	about 323
1,003	Tagak	Carigara, Leyte	349	332	+5.1%	about 323
1,004	Polahongon	Mahaplag, Leyte	2,729	2,843	−4.0%	about 323
1,005	Cabradilla	Calubian, Leyte	310	325	−4.6%	about 321
1,006	Matungao	San Isidro, Leyte	806	788	+2.3%	about 321
1,007	Proteccion	Hilongos, Leyte	855	830	+3.0%	about 320
1,008	Lanawan	Pastrana, Leyte	945	981	−3.7%	about 320
1,009	Mansahaon	Matag-Ob, Leyte	1,057	878	+20.4%	about 319
1,010	Hinapolan	Alangalang, Leyte	466	441	+5.7%	about 317
1,011	San Agustin	Jaro, Leyte	1,090	1,168	−6.7%	about 317
1,012	Naga-asan	Babatngon, Leyte	967	979	−1.2%	about 315
1,013	Andres Bonifacio	Javier, Leyte	708	702	+0.9%	about 315
1,014	Alegre	Dulag, Leyte	1,026	958	+7.1%	about 314
1,015	Kang-iras	Hilongos, Leyte	942	941	+0.1%	about 314
1,016	Gimiranat East	La Paz, Leyte	456	566	−19.4%	about 314
1,017	Gov. E. Jaro	Babatngon, Leyte	2,075	1,776	+16.8%	about 313
1,018	Naga	Bato, Leyte	604	587	+2.9%	about 313
1,019	Calingcaguing	Barugo, Leyte	983	981	+0.2%	about 312
1,020	Uguiao	Jaro, Leyte	1,247	1,246	+0.1%	about 312
1,021	Lundag	Merida, Leyte	795	791	+0.5%	about 312
1,022	San Juan	Baybay City, Leyte	1,102	1,022	+7.8%	about 310
1,023	Guadalupe	Baybay City, Leyte	2,349	2,617	−10.2%	about 309
1,024	Patoc	Dagami, Leyte	1,516	1,589	−4.6%	about 309
1,025	San Miguel	San Isidro, Leyte	1,040	926	+12.3%	about 309
1,026	San Francisco East	Alangalang, Leyte	718	659	+9.0%	about 308
1,027	Hugpa West	Burauen, Leyte	542	534	+1.5%	about 308
1,028	San Diego	Alangalang, Leyte	1,782	1,943	−8.3%	about 306
1,029	Baas	Hilongos, Leyte	973	937	+3.8%	about 306
1,030	Paril	Mahaplag, Leyte	551	435	+26.7%	about 306
1,031	Pasil	Tanauan, Leyte	453	410	+10.5%	about 306
1,032	Salog	Leyte, Leyte	1,061	1,042	+1.8%	about 305
1,033	San Andres	San Miguel, Leyte	501	493	+1.6%	about 305
1,034	Cogon	Tanauan, Leyte	750	731	+2.6%	about 305
1,035	Guinadiongan	Capoocan, Leyte	517	494	+4.7%	about 304
1,036	Hilabago	Dagami, Leyte	430	483	−11.0%	about 303
1,037	Villanueva	Calubian, Leyte	782	774	+1.0%	about 300
1,038	Buracan	La Paz, Leyte	656	682	−3.8%	about 300
1,039	San Isidro	Tanauan, Leyte	977	966	+1.1%	about 300
1,040	Salvacion	Alangalang, Leyte	1,971	1,979	−0.4%	about 299
1,041	Can-isak	Barugo, Leyte	876	927	−5.5%	about 299
1,042	Colawen	Pastrana, Leyte	824	830	−0.7%	about 299
1,043	San Pablo	Julita, Leyte	310	278	+11.5%	about 298
1,044	Osmeña	Macarthur, Leyte	720	697	+3.3%	about 298
1,045	Tabunok	Palompon, Leyte	1,999	1,999	0.0%	about 297
1,046	Tabunok	Isabel, Leyte	1,464	1,463	+0.1%	about 296
1,047	Santo Niño	Jaro, Leyte	792	514	+54.1%	about 296
1,048	Guintigui-an	Babatngon, Leyte	796	776	+2.6%	about 295
1,049	Bukid	Jaro, Leyte	607	598	+1.5%	about 295
1,050	Cambucao	Tabontabon, Leyte	270	269	+0.4%	about 295
1,051	Cabarasan Guti	Tanauan, Leyte	407	407	0.0%	about 295
1,052	Mabagon	Hindang, Leyte	877	754	+16.3%	about 294
1,053	Enage	Calubian, Leyte	900	682	+32.0%	about 293
1,054	Bonifacio	Julita, Leyte	477	490	−2.7%	about 293
1,055	San Roque	Jaro, Leyte	740	765	−3.3%	about 292
1,056	Casili-on	Villaba, Leyte	1,222	1,381	−11.5%	about 292
1,057	Tutug-an	Barugo, Leyte	576	556	+3.6%	about 291
1,058	Kawayanan	Calubian, Leyte	862	468	+84.2%	about 291
1,059	Canipaan	Palompon, Leyte	816	841	−3.0%	about 291
1,060	San Antonio	Macarthur, Leyte	595	577	+3.1%	about 290
1,061	Gimiranat West	La Paz, Leyte	564	407	+38.6%	about 289
1,062	Catmon	Tabango, Leyte	2,512	2,416	+4.0%	about 289
1,063	Mailhi	Baybay City, Leyte	861	958	−10.1%	about 288
1,064	Burabod	Leyte, Leyte	886	842	+5.2%	about 288
1,065	San Vicente	Matag-Ob, Leyte	2,169	2,008	+8.0%	about 288
1,066	General Roxas	Dulag, Leyte	611	662	−7.7%	about 286
1,067	Paril	San Isidro, Leyte	1,183	1,218	−2.9%	about 286
1,068	Buri	Alangalang, Leyte	246	214	+15.0%	about 283
1,069	Maragongdong	Dagami, Leyte	581	596	−2.5%	about 283
1,070	Cancayang	Javier, Leyte	772	682	+13.2%	about 283
1,071	Lomonon	Palompon, Leyte	1,294	1,356	−4.6%	about 283
1,072	Tinubdan	Palompon, Leyte	788	793	−0.6%	about 283
1,073	Balingasag	Tabontabon, Leyte	647	636	+1.7%	about 283
1,074	Mabini	Ormoc City, Leyte	971	1,094	−11.2%	about 282
1,075	Divisoria	Alangalang, Leyte	976	974	+0.2%	about 280
1,076	Caridad	Baybay City, Leyte	3,921	4,211	−6.9%	about 280
1,077	Barayong	Carigara, Leyte	342	336	+1.8%	about 280
1,078	Manloy	Carigara, Leyte	1,306	1,247	+4.7%	about 280
1,079	Consolacion	Isabel, Leyte	833	706	+18.0%	about 280
1,080	Santiago	Alangalang, Leyte	346	385	−10.1%	about 279
1,081	Lukay	Babatngon, Leyte	606	584	+3.8%	about 279
1,082	Utanan	Hilongos, Leyte	1,027	1,025	+0.2%	about 278
1,083	Plaridel	Bato, Leyte	432	433	−0.2%	about 277
1,084	Tinago	Palompon, Leyte	1,068	1,133	−5.7%	about 277
1,085	Arado	Tanauan, Leyte	404	371	+8.9%	about 277
1,086	Bitanhuan	Baybay City, Leyte	2,844	2,741	+3.8%	about 276
1,087	Gayad	Capoocan, Leyte	725	717	+1.1%	about 276
1,088	Tolibao	Capoocan, Leyte	710	709	+0.1%	about 276
1,089	Buenavista	Abuyog, Leyte	658	687	−4.2%	about 274
1,090	Santo Niño	Kananga, Leyte	2,006	1,664	+20.6%	about 274
1,091	Biasong	Baybay City, Leyte	721	592	+21.8%	about 273
1,092	Panda	Dagami, Leyte	368	405	−9.1%	about 273
1,093	Santa Ana	La Paz, Leyte	1,223	1,160	+5.4%	about 273
1,094	Malobago	Calubian, Leyte	629	511	+23.1%	about 272
1,095	Maricum	Pastrana, Leyte	587	576	+1.9%	about 272
1,096	Burubud-an	Abuyog, Leyte	802	773	+3.8%	about 270
1,097	Tuguipa	Hilongos, Leyte	876	980	−10.6%	about 270
1,098	Taberna	Palompon, Leyte	1,491	1,637	−8.9%	about 270
1,099	Abre	Dagami, Leyte	574	552	+4.0%	about 269
1,100	Bayabas	Abuyog, Leyte	869	766	+13.5%	about 267

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: Eastern Visayas (OpenSTAT table 0081A6DTPH7). 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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