Ranking

Densest barangays in Leyte

Ranks 1,301 to 1,400 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 1,301 to 1,400
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,301	Sagkahan	Jaro, Leyte	324	530	−38.9%	about 174
1,302	Bugho	Julita, Leyte	252	248	+1.6%	about 174
1,303	Bagong Lipunan	Matalom, Leyte	745	815	−8.6%	about 174
1,304	Liberacion	Mahaplag, Leyte	267	342	−21.9%	about 173
1,305	Masumbang	Merida, Leyte	850	727	+16.9%	about 173
1,306	Anahaw	Hindang, Leyte	470	390	+20.5%	about 172
1,307	Libertad	Kananga, Leyte	1,983	1,969	+0.7%	about 172
1,308	Kokoy Romualdez	Calubian, Leyte	634	623	+1.8%	about 170
1,309	Mahagna	Abuyog, Leyte	550	529	+4.0%	about 169
1,310	Rivilla	Bato, Leyte	379	334	+13.5%	about 168
1,311	Himamara	Mahaplag, Leyte	1,239	1,248	−0.7%	about 167
1,312	Calumpang	Matalom, Leyte	942	939	+0.3%	about 167
1,313	Magsaysay	Javier, Leyte	387	335	+15.5%	about 166
1,314	Wague	Leyte, Leyte	1,400	1,370	+2.2%	about 166
1,315	Himarco	Palompon, Leyte	943	921	+2.4%	about 166
1,316	Bunacan	San Isidro, Leyte	754	924	−18.4%	about 166
1,317	Cantonghao	Calubian, Leyte	283	245	+15.5%	about 164
1,318	Monte Alegre	Matalom, Leyte	572	582	−1.7%	about 164
1,319	Jurao	Julita, Leyte	187	198	−5.6%	about 163
1,320	Balud	Tanauan, Leyte	219	267	−18.0%	about 163
1,321	Bidlinan	Baybay City, Leyte	447	428	+4.4%	about 162
1,322	Malaguinabot	Burauen, Leyte	521	554	−6.0%	about 162
1,323	Canha-ayon	Hindang, Leyte	569	534	+6.6%	about 162
1,324	Bunga	Baybay City, Leyte	2,905	2,767	+5.0%	about 161
1,325	Leondoni	Ormoc City, Leyte	992	934	+6.2%	about 161
1,326	Manlilinao	Ormoc City, Leyte	2,340	2,214	+5.7%	about 161
1,327	Hugpa East	Burauen, Leyte	351	281	+24.9%	about 160
1,328	Bias Zabala	Jaro, Leyte	403	426	−5.4%	about 160
1,329	Hiagsam	Barugo, Leyte	227	219	+3.7%	about 159
1,330	Santo Niño	Bato, Leyte	379	336	+12.8%	about 159
1,331	San Francisco	Villaba, Leyte	479	555	−13.7%	about 159
1,332	San Joaquin	Palompon, Leyte	797	797	0.0%	about 158
1,333	Can-andan	Isabel, Leyte	273	335	−18.5%	about 157
1,334	Binulho	Javier, Leyte	2,774	2,625	+5.7%	about 156
1,335	Hilusig	Mahaplag, Leyte	996	1,430	−30.4%	about 156
1,336	Pansagan	Baybay City, Leyte	504	539	−6.5%	about 155
1,337	Tagadtaran	Burauen, Leyte	501	460	+8.9%	about 155
1,338	Mahayahay	Ormoc City, Leyte	696	565	+23.2%	about 155
1,339	Tuy-a	Abuyog, Leyte	621	636	−2.4%	about 154
1,340	Hilapnitan	Baybay City, Leyte	2,017	2,132	−5.4%	about 154
1,341	Maypatag	Baybay City, Leyte	1,012	955	+6.0%	about 153
1,342	San Agustin	Hilongos, Leyte	273	266	+2.6%	about 153
1,343	San Pedro	Jaro, Leyte	500	369	+35.5%	about 153
1,344	Iligay	Villaba, Leyte	1,137	564	+101.6%	about 153
1,345	Bahay	Abuyog, Leyte	458	343	+33.5%	about 152
1,346	Rizal II	Babatngon, Leyte	1,554	1,474	+5.4%	about 152
1,347	Ulhay	Javier, Leyte	655	905	−27.6%	about 152
1,348	Cancaraja	Pastrana, Leyte	466	495	−5.9%	about 152
1,349	Pongso	Barugo, Leyte	269	308	−12.7%	about 151
1,350	Bobon	Burauen, Leyte	289	299	−3.3%	about 151
1,351	Halaba	Pastrana, Leyte	463	449	+3.1%	about 151
1,352	Cadahunan	Burauen, Leyte	450	389	+15.7%	about 150
1,353	Sari-sari	Jaro, Leyte	350	253	+38.3%	about 150
1,354	Gitabla	Julita, Leyte	157	206	−23.8%	about 150
1,355	Caltayan	La Paz, Leyte	382	360	+6.1%	about 150
1,356	Odiong	Javier, Leyte	1,994	1,313	+51.9%	about 149
1,357	Butason I	Tabango, Leyte	1,699	1,665	+2.0%	about 149
1,358	Marcos	Baybay City, Leyte	1,435	1,455	−1.4%	about 148
1,359	Lanawan	Macarthur, Leyte	332	344	−3.5%	about 148
1,360	Capilian	Abuyog, Leyte	744	747	−0.4%	about 147
1,361	Balud	Barugo, Leyte	754	752	+0.3%	about 146
1,362	Caduhaan	Palompon, Leyte	524	566	−7.4%	about 146
1,363	Cangag	Isabel, Leyte	615	609	+1.0%	about 145
1,364	Tuba	Jaro, Leyte	870	869	+0.1%	about 145
1,365	San Ignacio	Kananga, Leyte	461	379	+21.6%	about 145
1,366	Piliway	La Paz, Leyte	329	322	+2.2%	about 145
1,367	Canbantug	Merida, Leyte	1,267	1,257	+0.8%	about 145
1,368	Laray	Abuyog, Leyte	341	398	−14.3%	about 144
1,369	Tib-o	Abuyog, Leyte	641	661	−3.0%	about 144
1,370	Katipunan	Hindang, Leyte	393	387	+1.6%	about 144
1,371	Salvacion	Macarthur, Leyte	196	200	−2.0%	about 144
1,372	Ampihanon	Baybay City, Leyte	608	629	−3.3%	about 143
1,373	Laguiwan	Burauen, Leyte	249	265	−6.0%	about 143
1,374	Hitoog	Matalom, Leyte	701	798	−12.2%	about 143
1,375	Himamaa	Bato, Leyte	630	670	−6.0%	about 142
1,376	Candelaria	Matag-Ob, Leyte	761	731	+4.1%	about 142
1,377	Hapunan	Burauen, Leyte	421	421	0.0%	about 141
1,378	Bon-ot	Hilongos, Leyte	267	174	+53.5%	about 141
1,379	Rizal	Kananga, Leyte	4,638	4,640	−0.0%	about 141
1,380	Tongonan	Ormoc City, Leyte	2,579	2,230	+15.7%	about 141
1,381	Kansungka	Baybay City, Leyte	925	1,043	−11.3%	about 140
1,382	Mahayahay	Mahaplag, Leyte	1,190	863	+37.9%	about 140
1,383	Alahag	Jaro, Leyte	254	168	+51.2%	about 138
1,384	Igang	Baybay City, Leyte	1,705	1,775	−3.9%	about 137
1,385	San Agustin	Baybay City, Leyte	1,598	1,420	+12.5%	about 137
1,386	Balatson	Burauen, Leyte	314	338	−7.1%	about 137
1,387	Hinabay	Inopacan, Leyte	471	470	+0.2%	about 137
1,388	Batug	Jaro, Leyte	396	444	−10.8%	about 137
1,389	Santiago	Palompon, Leyte	954	952	+0.2%	about 137
1,390	Bugabuga	Villaba, Leyte	599	577	+3.8%	about 137
1,391	Moroboro	La Paz, Leyte	322	346	−6.9%	about 135
1,392	Capiz	Alangalang, Leyte	624	622	+0.3%	about 134
1,393	Victory	Babatngon, Leyte	483	628	−23.1%	about 132
1,394	Malaihao	Burauen, Leyte	628	624	+0.6%	about 132
1,395	Basud	Leyte, Leyte	207	180	+15.0%	about 132
1,396	Busay	San Isidro, Leyte	1,408	1,774	−20.6%	about 132
1,397	Butason II	Tabango, Leyte	986	826	+19.4%	about 132
1,398	Planza	Babatngon, Leyte	817	743	+10.0%	about 131
1,399	Cebuana	Bato, Leyte	251	249	+0.8%	about 131
1,400	Macagoco	Inopacan, Leyte	281	302	−7.0%	about 131

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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