Ranking

Densest barangays in Leyte

Ranks 1,101 to 1,200 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 1,101 to 1,200
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,101	Catoogan	Santa Fe, Leyte	516	661	−21.9%	about 267
1,102	Ambacan	Baybay City, Leyte	513	516	−0.6%	about 266
1,103	Jubay	Calubian, Leyte	1,172	1,180	−0.7%	about 266
1,104	Macupa	Leyte, Leyte	2,376	2,430	−2.2%	about 266
1,105	Pinocawan	Javier, Leyte	875	881	−0.7%	about 264
1,106	Campokpok	Tabango, Leyte	5,921	5,832	+1.5%	about 264
1,107	Buaya	Abuyog, Leyte	880	888	−0.9%	about 263
1,108	Hampangan	Hilongos, Leyte	825	825	0.0%	about 263
1,109	Bairan	San Miguel, Leyte	886	1,152	−23.1%	about 263
1,110	Tadoc	Abuyog, Leyte	584	512	+14.1%	about 262
1,111	Caroyocan	Calubian, Leyte	526	515	+2.1%	about 262
1,112	Tolosahay	Julita, Leyte	446	399	+11.8%	about 262
1,113	Bangcal	Villaba, Leyte	346	350	−1.1%	about 262
1,114	Bayabas	Dagami, Leyte	326	316	+3.2%	about 261
1,115	Honan	Isabel, Leyte	1,163	1,155	+0.7%	about 261
1,116	Rizal	Palompon, Leyte	1,031	1,031	0.0%	about 261
1,117	Victoria	Santa Fe, Leyte	467	711	−34.3%	about 261
1,118	Binongto-an	Tanauan, Leyte	571	513	+11.3%	about 261
1,119	Bato	Alangalang, Leyte	286	298	−4.0%	about 260
1,120	Palacio	Dagami, Leyte	577	418	+38.0%	about 260
1,121	Maricum	Dulag, Leyte	294	303	−3.0%	about 260
1,122	La Paz	Jaro, Leyte	356	332	+7.2%	about 260
1,123	Astorga	Alangalang, Leyte	1,181	1,236	−4.5%	about 259
1,124	Cambalong	Merida, Leyte	992	723	+37.2%	about 258
1,125	Paitan	Burauen, Leyte	363	340	+6.8%	about 257
1,126	Sulpa	Villaba, Leyte	539	821	−34.4%	about 257
1,127	Hinabuyan	Dagami, Leyte	506	712	−28.9%	about 256
1,128	Canap	San Miguel, Leyte	1,001	929	+7.8%	about 256
1,129	Dingle	Abuyog, Leyte	549	567	−3.2%	about 255
1,130	Lima	Pastrana, Leyte	549	572	−4.0%	about 255
1,131	Pongon	Macarthur, Leyte	563	634	−11.2%	about 254
1,132	Potot	Capoocan, Leyte	809	846	−4.4%	about 253
1,133	Mabini	Mayorga, Leyte	955	913	+4.6%	about 253
1,134	Duljugan	Palompon, Leyte	947	946	+0.1%	about 253
1,135	Piloro	Carigara, Leyte	614	600	+2.3%	about 252
1,136	Arabunog	Pastrana, Leyte	322	322	0.0%	about 252
1,137	Hibunawan	Burauen, Leyte	832	830	+0.2%	about 251
1,138	Paula	Calubian, Leyte	321	403	−20.4%	about 251
1,139	Balinsasayao	Abuyog, Leyte	2,330	2,312	+0.8%	about 250
1,140	Cogon	Carigara, Leyte	750	752	−0.3%	about 250
1,141	San Antonio	Alangalang, Leyte	1,771	1,318	+34.4%	about 248
1,142	Tigbao	Carigara, Leyte	599	584	+2.6%	about 248
1,143	Los Martires	Dagami, Leyte	432	220	+96.4%	about 248
1,144	Del Carmen	Dulag, Leyte	514	502	+2.4%	about 248
1,145	Linao	San Isidro, Leyte	1,707	1,706	+0.1%	about 248
1,146	Amagos	Bato, Leyte	718	717	+0.1%	about 247
1,147	Parasan	Jaro, Leyte	602	546	+10.3%	about 247
1,148	Gimarco	Tabango, Leyte	1,688	1,661	+1.6%	about 247
1,149	Santa Rosa	Barugo, Leyte	1,881	1,831	+2.7%	about 246
1,150	Ormocay	Mayorga, Leyte	956	949	+0.7%	about 246
1,151	Bayog	Ormoc City, Leyte	1,210	1,477	−18.1%	about 246
1,152	Victoria	Dagami, Leyte	449	405	+10.9%	about 244
1,153	Capudlosan	Hindang, Leyte	698	624	+11.9%	about 244
1,154	Cantandoy	Palompon, Leyte	1,158	1,074	+7.8%	about 244
1,155	Ilihan	Burauen, Leyte	297	320	−7.2%	about 243
1,156	Casiongan	Calubian, Leyte	812	768	+5.7%	about 243
1,157	Lawa-an	Abuyog, Leyte	412	377	+9.3%	about 242
1,158	Elevado	Matalom, Leyte	1,690	1,713	−1.3%	about 241
1,159	Lukay	San Miguel, Leyte	901	790	+14.1%	about 241
1,160	Odiongan	Abuyog, Leyte	752	814	−7.6%	about 239
1,161	Mahayahay	Albuera, Leyte	1,452	1,400	+3.7%	about 239
1,162	Marcelo	Bato, Leyte	438	431	+1.6%	about 239
1,163	Cacao	Kananga, Leyte	1,038	1,029	+0.9%	about 239
1,164	Rizal	Javier, Leyte	1,189	1,097	+8.4%	about 238
1,165	Libas	Leyte, Leyte	2,168	2,134	+1.6%	about 238
1,166	Biliboy	Ormoc City, Leyte	722	796	−9.3%	about 238
1,167	Cabunga-an	Villaba, Leyte	2,546	2,477	+2.8%	about 238
1,168	Palid I	Leyte, Leyte	1,784	2,099	−15.0%	about 237
1,169	Causwagan	Macarthur, Leyte	465	498	−6.6%	about 237
1,170	Hinugayan	Barugo, Leyte	907	905	+0.2%	about 236
1,171	Paghudlan	Burauen, Leyte	756	737	+2.6%	about 236
1,172	Palanog	Jaro, Leyte	319	315	+1.3%	about 236
1,173	Palarao	Leyte, Leyte	2,585	2,506	+3.2%	about 236
1,174	Santa Rosa	Matag-Ob, Leyte	1,276	1,202	+6.2%	about 236
1,175	Taguite	Babatngon, Leyte	1,376	1,419	−3.0%	about 235
1,176	San Sotero	Javier, Leyte	1,135	1,391	−18.4%	about 235
1,177	Cansoso	Matag-Ob, Leyte	836	726	+15.2%	about 235
1,178	Toloyao	Burauen, Leyte	398	398	0.0%	about 234
1,179	Cabarasan	Dulag, Leyte	660	579	+14.0%	about 234
1,180	Burabod	Jaro, Leyte	1,034	1,033	+0.1%	about 232
1,181	Calbugos	Villaba, Leyte	1,089	1,277	−14.7%	about 232
1,182	Peñalosa	Alangalang, Leyte	867	761	+13.9%	about 231
1,183	Cadac-an	Abuyog, Leyte	502	455	+10.3%	about 230
1,184	Doña Maria	Albuera, Leyte	1,388	1,333	+4.1%	about 230
1,185	Cangmuya	Palompon, Leyte	1,487	725	+105.1%	about 230
1,186	Patong	Pastrana, Leyte	407	399	+2.0%	about 230
1,187	Roosevelt	Barugo, Leyte	914	890	+2.7%	about 229
1,188	Anolon	Hindang, Leyte	654	643	+1.7%	about 229
1,189	Burabod	Macarthur, Leyte	339	337	+0.6%	about 229
1,190	Templanza	Matalom, Leyte	1,340	1,335	+0.4%	about 229
1,191	San Jose	San Isidro, Leyte	1,015	984	+3.2%	about 229
1,192	Salvacion	Albuera, Leyte	948	860	+10.2%	about 228
1,193	Canapuan	Jaro, Leyte	534	620	−13.9%	about 228
1,194	Mahayag	Ormoc City, Leyte	643	670	−4.0%	about 228
1,195	Calsadahay	Burauen, Leyte	449	368	+22.0%	about 226
1,196	Bagong	Ormoc City, Leyte	860	577	+49.1%	about 226
1,197	Pagsulhugon	Babatngon, Leyte	2,282	2,033	+12.3%	about 224
1,198	Jabong	Tabontabon, Leyte	794	805	−1.4%	about 224
1,199	Tinghub	Villaba, Leyte	743	720	+3.2%	about 223
1,200	Maslug	Baybay City, Leyte	1,683	1,601	+5.1%	about 221

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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