Ranking

Densest barangays in Leyte

Ranks 1,401 to 1,500 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 1,401 to 1,500
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,401	Kinalumsan	San Miguel, Leyte	258	242	+6.6%	about 131
1,402	Hibunawon	Jaro, Leyte	507	511	−0.8%	about 130
1,403	Pawa	La Paz, Leyte	362	408	−11.3%	about 130
1,404	San Isidro	Kananga, Leyte	959	1,012	−5.2%	about 129
1,405	Esperanza	Matalom, Leyte	839	838	+0.1%	about 129
1,406	Cabungahan	Villaba, Leyte	1,186	1,008	+17.7%	about 129
1,407	Alangilan	Abuyog, Leyte	303	275	+10.2%	about 128
1,408	Hupit	Alangalang, Leyte	376	788	−52.3%	about 127
1,409	Rizal	Dagami, Leyte	725	763	−5.0%	about 127
1,410	Cambakbak	Palompon, Leyte	1,005	1,005	0.0%	about 127
1,411	Parasanon	Abuyog, Leyte	587	533	+10.1%	about 126
1,412	Matam-is	Baybay City, Leyte	341	312	+9.3%	about 125
1,413	Manlawaan	Tabango, Leyte	2,495	2,524	−1.2%	about 125
1,414	Macaalang	Dagami, Leyte	344	299	+15.1%	about 124
1,415	Sambulawan	Leyte, Leyte	1,186	1,156	+2.6%	about 124
1,416	Agutayan	Hilongos, Leyte	595	594	+0.2%	about 123
1,417	Cabolo-an	Barugo, Leyte	369	377	−2.1%	about 122
1,418	Magaswi	Ormoc City, Leyte	702	719	−2.4%	about 122
1,419	Caanislagan	Burauen, Leyte	391	357	+9.5%	about 121
1,420	Santol	Alangalang, Leyte	513	497	+3.2%	about 120
1,421	Bagacay	San Miguel, Leyte	769	740	+3.9%	about 120
1,422	Combis	Abuyog, Leyte	602	625	−3.7%	about 119
1,423	Amguhan	Baybay City, Leyte	1,048	1,055	−0.7%	about 119
1,424	Naliwatan	Javier, Leyte	401	465	−13.8%	about 119
1,425	Quezon, Jr.	Ormoc City, Leyte	1,036	1,264	−18.0%	about 119
1,426	Guinciaman	San Miguel, Leyte	1,614	1,679	−3.9%	about 119
1,427	Cabaon-an	Ormoc City, Leyte	379	377	+0.5%	about 118
1,428	Quiong	La Paz, Leyte	352	288	+22.2%	about 116
1,429	Baldoza	Hindang, Leyte	481	370	+30.0%	about 115
1,430	Mabunga	Mahaplag, Leyte	689	495	+39.2%	about 115
1,431	Cabungaan	San Isidro, Leyte	952	1,083	−12.1%	about 114
1,432	Cogon	La Paz, Leyte	352	362	−2.8%	about 113
1,433	Garrido	Calubian, Leyte	274	340	−19.4%	about 112
1,434	Badiang	Jaro, Leyte	448	430	+4.2%	about 112
1,435	San Juan	Matalom, Leyte	602	640	−5.9%	about 112
1,436	San Miguelay	Santa Fe, Leyte	541	429	+26.1%	about 112
1,437	Kalao	Burauen, Leyte	497	454	+9.5%	about 111
1,438	Camporog	Villaba, Leyte	437	431	+1.4%	about 111
1,439	Nebga	Abuyog, Leyte	495	495	0.0%	about 110
1,440	Magcasuang	Babatngon, Leyte	616	602	+2.3%	about 109
1,441	Hitudpan	Hilongos, Leyte	636	635	+0.2%	about 109
1,442	Tongonan	Kananga, Leyte	1,836	1,610	+14.0%	about 109
1,443	Palid II	Leyte, Leyte	579	644	−10.1%	about 109
1,444	Picas Sur	Abuyog, Leyte	587	500	+17.4%	about 108
1,445	Patag	Calubian, Leyte	327	325	+0.6%	about 108
1,446	Parasan	Leyte, Leyte	577	497	+16.1%	about 108
1,447	Hampipila	Abuyog, Leyte	1,402	1,421	−1.3%	about 107
1,448	Libertad	Abuyog, Leyte	1,213	1,268	−4.3%	about 107
1,449	Liberty	Bato, Leyte	503	502	+0.2%	about 107
1,450	Cacao	La Paz, Leyte	275	250	+10.0%	about 107
1,451	Calaghusan	La Paz, Leyte	327	329	−0.6%	about 107
1,452	San Vicente	Matalom, Leyte	609	598	+1.8%	about 107
1,453	Liberty	Palompon, Leyte	940	834	+12.7%	about 107
1,454	Dina-ayan	Burauen, Leyte	542	498	+8.8%	about 106
1,455	Pates	Calubian, Leyte	200	217	−7.8%	about 103
1,456	Cabarasan Guti	Palo, Leyte	330	408	−19.1%	about 103
1,457	San Roque	Palompon, Leyte	249	272	−8.5%	about 103
1,458	Salvacion	Abuyog, Leyte	691	656	+5.3%	about 102
1,459	Crossing Rubas	Jaro, Leyte	1,359	1,284	+5.8%	about 102
1,460	Bagacay West	La Paz, Leyte	256	216	+18.5%	about 102
1,461	Santa Isabel	Macarthur, Leyte	686	708	−3.1%	about 102
1,462	Esperanza	Ormoc City, Leyte	792	703	+12.7%	about 100
1,463	Catagbacan	Villaba, Leyte	514	558	−7.9%	about 99
1,464	Tagkip	Dagami, Leyte	471	469	+0.4%	about 98
1,465	San Isidro	Hilongos, Leyte	591	591	0.0%	about 97
1,466	Tubod	Merida, Leyte	543	503	+8.0%	about 97
1,467	Danus	Leyte, Leyte	979	947	+3.4%	about 96
1,468	Malazarte	Matag-Ob, Leyte	300	267	+12.4%	about 96
1,469	Cabaliwan	Merida, Leyte	1,118	930	+20.2%	about 96
1,470	Daja-daku	San Isidro, Leyte	1,859	1,824	+1.9%	about 96
1,471	Tagkip	Julita, Leyte	254	244	+4.1%	about 95
1,472	Bulak	Abuyog, Leyte	726	731	−0.7%	about 94
1,473	Kabatuan	Baybay City, Leyte	340	320	+6.3%	about 94
1,474	Capinyahan	Villaba, Leyte	821	741	+10.8%	about 94
1,475	Tuburan	Calubian, Leyte	315	347	−9.2%	about 93
1,476	Manloy	Capoocan, Leyte	850	852	−0.2%	about 93
1,477	Santo Niño	Capoocan, Leyte	1,399	1,250	+11.9%	about 93
1,478	San Isidro	Merida, Leyte	727	645	+12.7%	about 93
1,479	Patag	Baybay City, Leyte	1,315	1,467	−10.4%	about 92
1,480	Anislagan	Calubian, Leyte	393	402	−2.2%	about 92
1,481	San Joaquin	Capoocan, Leyte	1,784	1,723	+3.5%	about 92
1,482	Kabungaan	Baybay City, Leyte	846	843	+0.4%	about 91
1,483	Mataloto	Leyte, Leyte	461	449	+2.7%	about 91
1,484	San Pablo	Palompon, Leyte	171	171	0.0%	about 91
1,485	Impo	San Miguel, Leyte	316	336	−6.0%	about 91
1,486	Barangay 90	Tacloban City, Leyte	5	5	0.0%	about 91
1,487	Tabangohay	Alangalang, Leyte	740	632	+17.1%	about 90
1,488	Pinamonoan	Mahaplag, Leyte	828	1,155	−28.3%	about 90
1,489	Hugpa	Ormoc City, Leyte	927	840	+10.4%	about 90
1,490	Langit	Alangalang, Leyte	1,016	808	+25.7%	about 89
1,491	Tabang	La Paz, Leyte	75	73	+2.7%	about 89
1,492	Hiluctogan	Kananga, Leyte	2,767	2,754	+0.5%	about 87
1,493	President Garcia	Matalom, Leyte	985	852	+15.6%	about 87
1,494	Jalas	Villaba, Leyte	363	463	−21.6%	about 87
1,495	Santo Niño	Hilongos, Leyte	378	366	+3.3%	about 86
1,496	Mahilum	Hindang, Leyte	301	313	−3.8%	about 86
1,497	Daro	Jaro, Leyte	1,000	989	+1.1%	about 86
1,498	Puting Bato	Isabel, Leyte	722	720	+0.3%	about 85
1,499	Hinagbuan	Palompon, Leyte	414	449	−7.8%	about 85
1,500	Veteranos	Alangalang, Leyte	527	620	−15.0%	about 83

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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