Ranking

Densest barangays in Quezon

Ranks 1,001 to 1,100 of 1,242 barangays in Quezon. 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 Quezon, ranks 1,001 to 1,100
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,001	Ibabang Bagumbungan	Pagbilao, Quezon	546	486	+12.4%	about 100
1,002	Cabulihan Ibaba	Unisan, Quezon	447	460	−2.8%	about 100
1,003	Bantolinao	Calauag, Quezon	743	865	−14.1%	about 99
1,004	San Quintin	Calauag, Quezon	365	354	+3.1%	about 99
1,005	Balinarin	Guinayangan, Quezon	436	420	+3.8%	about 99
1,006	Balobo	Infanta, Quezon	619	553	+11.9%	about 99
1,007	Vista Hermosa	Macalelon, Quezon	856	1,041	−17.8%	about 99
1,008	Languyin	Polillo, Quezon	2,248	2,255	−0.3%	about 99
1,009	Nasalaan	San Francisco, Quezon	3,270	3,289	−0.6%	about 98
1,010	Tabansak	Calauag, Quezon	651	751	−13.3%	about 97
1,011	Canculajao	Catanauan, Quezon	1,300	1,224	+6.2%	about 97
1,012	Tagabas Ilaya	Catanauan, Quezon	549	512	+7.2%	about 97
1,013	Biga	Gumaca, Quezon	952	952	0.0%	about 97
1,014	Balanacan	Unisan, Quezon	497	574	−13.4%	about 97
1,015	Lagay	Calauag, Quezon	735	819	−10.3%	about 96
1,016	Rizal	Panukulan, Quezon	2,949	2,844	+3.7%	about 96
1,017	Anawan	Polillo, Quezon	1,089	1,114	−2.2%	about 96
1,018	Cabugwang	Tagkawayan, Quezon	626	628	−0.3%	about 96
1,019	Agoho	Calauag, Quezon	165	152	+8.6%	about 95
1,020	Pinagtubigan Weste	Perez, Quezon	806	804	+0.3%	about 95
1,021	Villa Francia	Quezon, Quezon	347	470	−26.2%	about 95
1,022	Payapa	Tagkawayan, Quezon	838	743	+12.8%	about 95
1,023	Gibanga	Tayabas City, Quezon	983	944	+4.1%	about 95
1,024	San Isidro Ibaba	Buenavista, Quezon	508	458	+10.9%	about 94
1,025	Calwit	San Narciso, Quezon	1,808	1,706	+6.0%	about 94
1,026	Caniwan	Burdeos, Quezon	718	781	−8.1%	about 93
1,027	Kuyaoyao	Calauag, Quezon	398	476	−16.4%	about 93
1,028	Himbubulo Weste	Guinayangan, Quezon	631	469	+34.5%	about 93
1,029	Sumilang	General Luna, Quezon	784	801	−2.1%	about 92
1,030	Danlagan Batis	Guinayangan, Quezon	388	319	+21.6%	about 92
1,031	Bungahan	Gumaca, Quezon	238	247	−3.6%	about 92
1,032	San Rafael	Mauban, Quezon	479	476	+0.6%	about 92
1,033	Magsaysay	Mulanay, Quezon	1,035	1,106	−6.4%	about 92
1,034	Tagkawa	Quezon, Quezon	451	406	+11.1%	about 92
1,035	Bonifacio	Unisan, Quezon	442	446	−0.9%	about 92
1,036	Amontay	Macalelon, Quezon	825	927	−11.0%	about 91
1,037	Del Rosario	Buenavista, Quezon	654	676	−3.3%	about 90
1,038	Anonangin	Gumaca, Quezon	563	513	+9.8%	about 90
1,039	Cabibihan	Tagkawayan, Quezon	469	580	−19.1%	about 90
1,040	Socorro	Unisan, Quezon	368	379	−2.9%	about 90
1,041	Villa Jesus Weste	Alabat, Quezon	407	394	+3.3%	about 88
1,042	Mabini	Buenavista, Quezon	315	316	−0.3%	about 88
1,043	Pagsabangan	Gumaca, Quezon	516	536	−3.7%	about 88
1,044	Abo-abo	Mauban, Quezon	276	219	+26.0%	about 88
1,045	Canicanian	Polillo, Quezon	973	960	+1.4%	about 88
1,046	Colong-colong	Tagkawayan, Quezon	645	603	+7.0%	about 88
1,047	Doongan Ibaba	Catanauan, Quezon	749	750	−0.1%	about 87
1,048	Seguiwan	Tagkawayan, Quezon	676	598	+13.0%	about 87
1,049	Ayaas	Tayabas City, Quezon	288	180	+60.0%	about 87
1,050	San Isidro Ilaya	Buenavista, Quezon	487	415	+17.4%	about 86
1,051	Bantad	Gumaca, Quezon	432	418	+3.4%	about 86
1,052	Villa Espina	Lopez, Quezon	962	1,026	−6.2%	about 85
1,053	Santo Niño II	Tagkawayan, Quezon	677	636	+6.5%	about 85
1,054	Nagsinamo	Lucban, Quezon	1,995	1,164	+71.4%	about 84
1,055	Kiloloran	Real, Quezon	2,679	2,498	+7.3%	about 84
1,056	Ilayang Kinagunan	Agdangan, Quezon	408	350	+16.6%	about 83
1,057	Lainglaingan	Calauag, Quezon	464	467	−0.6%	about 83
1,058	Santa Teresita	Guinayangan, Quezon	505	456	+10.8%	about 83
1,059	Bolo	Mulanay, Quezon	1,093	1,100	−0.6%	about 83
1,060	Alupay	Tayabas City, Quezon	257	238	+8.0%	about 83
1,061	Villa Esperanza	Alabat, Quezon	650	646	+0.6%	about 82
1,062	Piis	Lucban, Quezon	681	607	+12.2%	about 82
1,063	Marquez	Padre Burgos, Quezon	282	288	−2.1%	about 82
1,064	Santa Catalina	Atimonan, Quezon	2,735	2,723	+0.4%	about 81
1,065	Malabahay	Macalelon, Quezon	617	806	−23.5%	about 81
1,066	San Vicente	Macalelon, Quezon	1,010	1,146	−11.9%	about 81
1,067	Ibabang Pacatin	Pitogo, Quezon	513	533	−3.8%	about 81
1,068	Ilayang Tayuman	San Francisco, Quezon	2,979	3,025	−1.5%	about 81
1,069	San Vicente	Mauban, Quezon	301	302	−0.3%	about 80
1,070	San Pedro	Lopez, Quezon	276	276	0.0%	about 79
1,071	Ilayang Cambuga	Mulanay, Quezon	1,536	1,686	−8.9%	about 79
1,072	Bonbon	Panukulan, Quezon	1,601	1,613	−0.7%	about 79
1,073	Tala	San Andres, Quezon	4,537	4,499	+0.8%	about 79
1,074	Bacong	Alabat, Quezon	713	708	+0.7%	about 78
1,075	San Pedro	Buenavista, Quezon	626	658	−4.9%	about 78
1,076	Kinamaligan	Calauag, Quezon	496	581	−14.6%	about 78
1,077	Bukal Maligaya	Guinayangan, Quezon	274	257	+6.6%	about 78
1,078	Salipsip	Polillo, Quezon	711	683	+4.1%	about 78
1,079	Tamlong	Tayabas City, Quezon	218	266	−18.1%	about 78
1,080	Bukal	Calauag, Quezon	465	466	−0.2%	about 77
1,081	Magallanes	Guinayangan, Quezon	414	442	−6.3%	about 77
1,082	Marcelo H. Del Pilar	Gumaca, Quezon	213	198	+7.6%	about 77
1,083	Burgos	Mulanay, Quezon	1,214	1,468	−17.3%	about 77
1,084	Caglate	Alabat, Quezon	1,014	992	+2.2%	about 76
1,085	Binibitinan	Polillo, Quezon	1,110	1,134	−2.1%	about 76
1,086	Bukal Ilaya	Tayabas City, Quezon	870	784	+11.0%	about 76
1,087	Dungawan Pantay	Guinayangan, Quezon	322	302	+6.6%	about 75
1,088	Hardinan	Gumaca, Quezon	174	177	−1.7%	about 75
1,089	Monteclaro	Lopez, Quezon	183	189	−3.2%	about 75
1,090	Luod	Patnanungan, Quezon	1,233	1,125	+9.6%	about 75
1,091	Rizal	Buenavista, Quezon	413	399	+3.5%	about 74
1,092	Cabungalunan	Burdeos, Quezon	1,241	1,156	+7.4%	about 74
1,093	Cabibihan	Guinayangan, Quezon	195	200	−2.5%	about 74
1,094	Palola	Lucban, Quezon	2,359	2,557	−7.7%	about 74
1,095	Villa Ibaba	Atimonan, Quezon	950	934	+1.7%	about 73
1,096	San Rafael	Burdeos, Quezon	1,574	1,795	−12.3%	about 73
1,097	Milagrosa	Catanauan, Quezon	954	719	+32.7%	about 73
1,098	Malabtog	Gumaca, Quezon	401	308	+30.2%	about 73
1,099	Macasin	Mauban, Quezon	335	338	−0.9%	about 73
1,100	Apasan	Sampaloc, Quezon	574	600	−4.3%	about 73

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: CALABARZON (OpenSTAT table 0041A6DTPH3). 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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