Ranking

Densest barangays in Quezon

Ranks 1,101 to 1,200 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 1,101 to 1,200
Rank	Name	City or municipality	People, 2024	People, 2020	Change since 2020	People per km²
1,101	Tamis	Calauag, Quezon	687	686	+0.2%	about 72
1,102	Batong Dalig	Gumaca, Quezon	296	302	−2.0%	about 72
1,103	Tumayan	Gumaca, Quezon	240	272	−11.8%	about 72
1,104	Del Rosario	Guinayangan, Quezon	229	221	+3.6%	about 71
1,105	Victoria	Tagkawayan, Quezon	264	276	−4.4%	about 71
1,106	San Lorenzo	Guinayangan, Quezon	423	391	+8.2%	about 70
1,107	Kilogan	Patnanungan, Quezon	1,197	1,246	−3.9%	about 69
1,108	Villamanzano Norte	Perez, Quezon	433	393	+10.2%	about 69
1,109	Pisipis	Lopez, Quezon	1,022	803	+27.3%	about 68
1,110	Matanag	Atimonan, Quezon	325	319	+1.9%	about 67
1,111	Maligaya	Calauag, Quezon	407	401	+1.5%	about 67
1,112	Mahabang Parang	Lucban, Quezon	255	253	+0.8%	about 67
1,113	Bato	Panukulan, Quezon	613	519	+18.1%	about 67
1,114	Cagascas	Tagkawayan, Quezon	188	203	−7.4%	about 67
1,115	Mapulot	Tagkawayan, Quezon	2,765	2,869	−3.6%	about 67
1,116	Gango	Jomalig, Quezon	661	592	+11.7%	about 66
1,117	Cogorin Ilaya	Lopez, Quezon	754	759	−0.7%	about 66
1,118	Ermita	Guinayangan, Quezon	235	249	−5.6%	about 65
1,119	San Pedro I	Guinayangan, Quezon	501	484	+3.5%	about 65
1,120	Pandan	Real, Quezon	1,470	1,389	+5.8%	about 65
1,121	Plaridel	Unisan, Quezon	317	327	−3.1%	about 65
1,122	Rizal Ibaba	Unisan, Quezon	309	289	+6.9%	about 65
1,123	Mabini	Burdeos, Quezon	1,081	1,276	−15.3%	about 64
1,124	Kigtan	Calauag, Quezon	455	225	+102.2%	about 64
1,125	Malapad	Real, Quezon	1,378	1,295	+6.4%	about 64
1,126	Palasan	Burdeos, Quezon	1,167	1,289	−9.5%	about 63
1,127	Kinalin Ilaya	Calauag, Quezon	109	103	+5.8%	about 63
1,128	Pamatdan	Polillo, Quezon	1,117	1,075	+3.9%	about 62
1,129	General Luna	Unisan, Quezon	270	244	+10.7%	about 62
1,130	Apad Taisan	Calauag, Quezon	238	275	−13.5%	about 61
1,131	San Isidro Kanluran	Gumaca, Quezon	240	215	+11.6%	about 61
1,132	Villapaz	Padre Burgos, Quezon	242	228	+6.1%	about 61
1,133	San Diego	Gumaca, Quezon	363	373	−2.7%	about 60
1,134	Ilayang Soliyao	Pitogo, Quezon	173	249	−30.5%	about 60
1,135	Dayap	Agdangan, Quezon	390	343	+13.7%	about 59
1,136	Villa Magsaysay	Buenavista, Quezon	634	645	−1.7%	about 59
1,137	Santa Cecilia	Calauag, Quezon	387	398	−2.8%	about 59
1,138	Cagbalete II	Mauban, Quezon	580	602	−3.7%	about 59
1,139	Calasumanga	Panukulan, Quezon	1,965	2,038	−3.6%	about 59
1,140	Atulayan	Polillo, Quezon	1,395	1,464	−4.7%	about 59
1,141	Lavides	General Luna, Quezon	444	513	−13.5%	about 58
1,142	Padre Herrera	Macalelon, Quezon	420	466	−9.9%	about 58
1,143	San Gabriel	Mauban, Quezon	380	344	+10.5%	about 58
1,144	Tocalin	Lopez, Quezon	258	237	+8.9%	about 57
1,145	Valencia	Tayabas City, Quezon	399	468	−14.7%	about 56
1,146	Cawayan	Gumaca, Quezon	202	227	−11.0%	about 55
1,147	San Jose	Macalelon, Quezon	264	237	+11.4%	about 55
1,148	Banilad	Tayabas City, Quezon	98	193	−49.2%	about 54
1,149	Mairok Ilaya	Unisan, Quezon	172	193	−10.9%	about 54
1,150	Kinalagti	Panukulan, Quezon	736	715	+2.9%	about 53
1,151	San Diego	Tagkawayan, Quezon	606	511	+18.6%	about 53
1,152	San Andres Bundok	Atimonan, Quezon	323	317	+1.9%	about 52
1,153	Masaya	Buenavista, Quezon	339	426	−20.4%	about 52
1,154	Rizal Ilaya	Calauag, Quezon	126	239	−47.3%	about 52
1,155	Ilayang Ilog B	Lopez, Quezon	241	231	+4.3%	about 52
1,156	Nalunao	Lucban, Quezon	305	233	+30.9%	about 51
1,157	Ilayang Bagumbungan	Pagbilao, Quezon	340	256	+32.8%	about 51
1,158	San Pedro II	Guinayangan, Quezon	297	298	−0.3%	about 50
1,159	Buli	Calauag, Quezon	476	475	+0.2%	about 49
1,160	Mataas Na Bundok	Gumaca, Quezon	195	190	+2.6%	about 49
1,161	Anibawan	Burdeos, Quezon	1,336	1,461	−8.6%	about 48
1,162	Masalukot IV	Candelaria, Quezon	831	787	+5.6%	about 48
1,163	San Luis I	Guinayangan, Quezon	371	326	+13.8%	about 48
1,164	Gayagayaan	Gumaca, Quezon	421	423	−0.5%	about 48
1,165	Santa Lucia	Mauban, Quezon	603	563	+7.1%	about 48
1,166	San Roque	Tagkawayan, Quezon	399	342	+16.7%	about 48
1,167	Aluyon	Burdeos, Quezon	2,333	2,744	−15.0%	about 47
1,168	Maglipad	Calauag, Quezon	407	389	+4.6%	about 47
1,169	Pinaglubayan	Polillo, Quezon	516	537	−3.9%	about 47
1,170	Kunalum	Calauag, Quezon	329	322	+2.2%	about 46
1,171	San Rafael	Lopez, Quezon	391	362	+8.0%	about 46
1,172	Matangkap	Panukulan, Quezon	970	919	+5.6%	about 45
1,173	Montes Kallagan	Atimonan, Quezon	245	247	−0.8%	about 44
1,174	Talingting	Calauag, Quezon	518	633	−18.2%	about 44
1,175	Mamala	Sampaloc, Quezon	314	253	+24.1%	about 44
1,176	San Isidro	San Narciso, Quezon	1,237	1,179	+4.9%	about 44
1,177	Manato Central	Tagkawayan, Quezon	294	289	+1.7%	about 44
1,178	Quinagasan	Pitogo, Quezon	335	315	+6.4%	about 43
1,179	Ilayang Ilog A	Lopez, Quezon	308	304	+1.3%	about 42
1,180	Landing	Tagkawayan, Quezon	990	1,047	−5.4%	about 42
1,181	Calantas	Tayabas City, Quezon	330	313	+5.4%	about 42
1,182	Burgos	Unisan, Quezon	226	218	+3.7%	about 42
1,183	Bato	Mauban, Quezon	176	454	−61.2%	about 41
1,184	Cagsiay II	Mauban, Quezon	2,989	3,003	−0.5%	about 41
1,185	Amaga	Patnanungan, Quezon	516	622	−17.0%	about 41
1,186	Magsikap	General Nakar, Quezon	1,747	1,894	−7.8%	about 40
1,187	Amot	Burdeos, Quezon	850	1,081	−21.4%	about 39
1,188	Magsaysay	Infanta, Quezon	3,498	3,565	−1.9%	about 39
1,189	Taquico	Sampaloc, Quezon	260	255	+2.0%	about 39
1,190	Cabatang	Dolores, Quezon	362	386	−6.2%	about 38
1,191	Cawayanin	Lopez, Quezon	539	568	−5.1%	about 37
1,192	Talolong	Tayabas City, Quezon	187	248	−24.6%	about 37
1,193	Mahinta	Tagkawayan, Quezon	386	427	−9.6%	about 36
1,194	San Marcelino	General Nakar, Quezon	1,087	836	+30.0%	about 35
1,195	Rosario	Mauban, Quezon	545	713	−23.6%	about 35
1,196	Bagong Silang	Real, Quezon	662	910	−27.3%	about 35
1,197	Villa Tañada	Gumaca, Quezon	121	151	−19.9%	about 34
1,198	Santo Niño	Mauban, Quezon	407	431	−5.6%	about 34
1,199	Casispalan	Tagkawayan, Quezon	1,128	942	+19.8%	about 34
1,200	Montes Balaon	Atimonan, Quezon	193	199	−3.0%	about 33

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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