HISTORICAL GROWTH OF POPULATION AND GROWTH RATE

DAPITAN CITY : 1903-2020

Growth Growth Rate

inc. /

Year Population dec. Rate for the Provincial Regional National

Locality

1903 8,086

1918 12,865 4,779 3.14 6.09

1939 28,295 15,430 3.82 4.31

1948 37,984 9,689 3.33 2.12

1960 27,517 (10,467) -2.65 4.41 2.87

1970 37,781 10,264 3.22 3.82 3.03

1975 46,261 8,480 4.13 3.68 2.75

1980 54,694 8,433 3.40 3.69 2.66

1990 59,372 4,678 0.82 1.40 2.33

1995 62,997 3,625 1.19 2.66 2.40 2.32

2000 68,178 5,181 1.59 1.33 1.97 2.36

2007 72,792 4,614 0.94 1.40 1.90

2010 77,441 4,649 2.09 1.53 1.87 1.90

2015 82,418 4,977 1.25 1.04 1.21 1.72

2020 85,202 2,784 0.70 0.74 1.39 1.63

Household Population by Age Group in Dapitan City, 2020

Age Group Both Sexes Male Female

All Ages

0–4 9,079 4,776 4,303

5–9 8,815 4,635 4,180

10 – 14 8,978 4,629 4,349

15 – 19 8,669 4,514 4,155

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 20 – 24 7,409 3,712 3,697

25 – 29 6,013 3,115 2,898

30 – 34 5,155 2,658 2,497

35 – 39 4,681 2,405 2,276

40 – 44 4,640 2,315 2,325

45 – 49 4,509 2,319 2,190

50 – 54 4,238 2,159 2,079

55 – 59 3,738 1,916 1,822

60 – 64 3,079 1,540 1,539

65 – 69 2,325 1,116 1,209

70 – 74 1,623 718 905

75 – 79 1,082 454 628

80 years and over 1,092 368 724

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2020 Census of Population and Housing

DEPENDENCY RATIO IN DAPITAN CITY, 2020

Total Dependency Ratio 63.29 dependents per 100 working population

Old-Age Dependency Ratio 11.74 old-age dependents per 100 working

population

Child Dependency Ratio 51.55 child dependents per 100 working

population

Source: OCPDC (Computed based on the latest PSA data on household population by Age Group)

POPULATION DENSITY BY BARANGAY

DAPITAN CITY: 2020

No. Barangay Population Area Population Density

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 (Hectares)

Urban

1 Bagting 1,019 10.1555 100

2 Banonong 4,164 174.4962 24

3 Cawa-cawa 2,634 31.0914 85

4 Dawo 2,522 111.1246 23

5 Linabo 1,530 22.7458 67

6 Potol 1,648 43.0603 38

7 Sta. Cruz 1,462 44.5882 33

8 Talisay 3,245 122.2728 27

Sub - Total 18,224 559.5348 33

Rural

9 Aliguay 720 61.8084 12

10 Antipolo 1,457 529.1835 3

11 Aseniero 2,098 1,160.6787 2

12 Ba-ao 955 616.6034 2

13 Banbanan 1,302 396.2602 3

14 Barcelona 2,226 1,001.2917 2

15 Baylimango 1,440 563.1362 3

16 Burgos 1,390 489.9753 3

17 Canlucani 1,344 134.9388 10

18 Carang 790 261.2871 3

19 Dampalan 1,616 618.0990 3

20 Daro 673 419.2973 2

21 Diwa-an 1,149 856.9347 1

22 Guimputlan 817 254.6635 3

23 Hilltop 904 558.7300 2

24 Ilaya 2,873 1,038.6427 3

25 Kauswagan 1,511 382.7096 4

26 Larayan 2,502 299.5569 8

27 Liyang 877 216.8588 4

28 Ma. Cristina 2,396 1,214.1076 2

29 Ma. Uray 1,632 860.5031 2

30 Masidlakon 1,423 917.7897 2

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31 Napo 1,042 296.6091 4

32 Opao 1,527 440.9978 3

33 Oro 1,119 385.5852 3

34 Owaon 2,264 438.2440 5

35 Oyan 790 344.7725 2

36 Polo 2,795 186.3202 15

37 Potungan 1,652 472.3019 3

38 San Francisco 590 375.8844 2

39 San Nicolas 1,561 844.5026 2

40 San Pedro 2,220 273.7641 8

41 San Vicente 2,640 193.1001 14

42 Sto. Niño 2,007 614.9219 3

43 Sicayab Bacuna 2,796 146.6883 19

44 Sigayan 1,034 658.4778 2

45 Selinog 692 60.5862 11

46 Sinonoc 1,519 742.4452 2

47 Sulangon 3,569 674.5854 5

48 Taguilon 3,384 834.2052 4

49 Tag-ulo 722 255.2368 3

50 Tamion 960 477.9195 2

Sub - Total 66,978 21,570.2 3

TOTAL 85,202 22,129.7392 4

Source: Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator, Dapitan City

LAND AREA BY BARANGAY

DAPITAN CITY

Barangay Old Land Area New Land Area New Land Area

(Has.) (Has.) (Sq. Km.)

Urban

Bagting 8.3433 10.1555 0.101555

Banonong 156.3921 174.4962 1.744962

Cawa-Cawa 14.2039 31.0914 0.310914

Dawo 122.6457 111.1246 1.111246

Linabo 9.6380 22.7458 0.227458

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 Potol 20.1924 43.0603 0.430603

Santa Cruz 79.7226 44.5882 0.445882

Talisay 109.6605 122.2728 1.222728

Sub-Total 520.7985 559.5348 5.595348

Coastal

Banbanan 907.1869 396.2602 3.962602

Baylimango 1,032.8334 563.1362 5.631362

Canlucani 662.5446 134.9388 1.349388

Carang 740.5935 261.2871 2.612871

Guimputlan 642.9415 254.6635 2.546635

Napu 681.3598 296.6091 2.966091

Oro 731.3598 385.5852 3.855852

Polo 253.4944 186.3202 1.863202

San Pedro 290.0942 273.7641 2.737641

San Vicente 256.9103 193.1001 1.931001

Sicayab Bucana 295.7490 146.6883 1.466883

Taguilon 1,405.5461 834.2052 8.342052

Tag-ulo 671.0083 255.2368 2.552368

Sub-Total 8,571.8183 4,181.7948 41.847948

Island

Aliguay 65.1024 61.8084 0.618084

Selinog 98.8613 60.5862 0.605862

Sub-Total 163.9637 122.3946 1.223946

Interior

Antipolo 892.0004 529.1835 5.291835

Aseniero 1,995.9060 1,160.6787 11.606787

Ba-ao 1,379.8777 616.6034 6.166034

Barcelona 1,482.2890 1,001.2917 10.012917

Burgos 635.9015 489.9753 4.899753

Dampalan 1,333.0457 618.0990 6.180990

Daro 589.0057 419.2973 4.192973

Diwaan 1,495.9419 856.9347 8.569347

Hilltop 1,572.1316 558.7300 5.587300

Ilaya 1,839.7522 1,038.6427 10.386427

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 Kauswagan 1,124.4840 382.7096 3.827096

Larayan 380.7159 299.5569 2.995569

Liyang 216.4245 216.8588 2.168588

Ma. Cristina 1,807.8416 1,214.1076 12.141076

Ma. Uray 2,258.8931 860.5031 8.605031

Masidlakon 1,382.8536 917.7897 9.177897

Opao 539.1376 440.9978 4.409978

Owaon 591.7102 438.2440 4.382440

Oyan 649.5052 344.7725 3.447725

Potungan 699.3200 472.3019 4.723019

San Francisco 656.2539 375.8844 3.758844

San Nicolas 1,182.1594 844.5026 8.445026

Santo Niño 1,210.1807 614.9219 6.149219

Sigayan 716.1326 658.4778 6.584778

Sinonoc 1,283.2234 742.4452 7.424452

Sulangon 935.9078 674.5854 6.745854

Tamion 945.9555 477.9195 4.779195

Sub-Total 29,796.5507 17,266.0150 172.660150

Grand Total 39,053.1267 22,129.7392 221.297392

(with contested area

occupied by Dapitan
City)

Source: DENR – Office of the Assistant Regional Director for Management Services

NATIONAL INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREAS SYSTEM (NIPAS) SITES

DAPITAN CITY, ZAMBOANGA DE NORTE

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 NATIONAL INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREAS SYSTEM (NIPAS) SITES

NIPAS Zone Area (Hectares)

Core 1,215.07
Aliguay Island Protected Landscape and Seascape (AIPLS)
Buffer 1,252.92
Core 495.15
Jose Rizal Memorial National Park
Buffer 15.11
Core 1,313.73
Selinog Island Protected Landscape and Seascape (SIPLS)
Buffer 992.93

Grand Total 5,284.90

Source: Provincial Environment & Natural Resources Office, Dipolog City

Mass Housing

Barangay Area Remarks

San Nicolas/Barcelona 28,025.99 Private Owned
San Nicolas/Barcelona 75,583.93 Private Owned
Opao 77,793.80 Private Owned
Liyang/Sicayab Bucana 19,804.04 Government Owned
Sicayab Bucana 21,030.45 Government Owned
Sulangon 9,735.73 Government Owned

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Urban Expansion

Barangay Area
Polo 1,159,970.86

Historical and Cultural Heritage

Name Location Remarks Area (sqm)

Historical and Cultural
Ilihan Hill Barangay Potol 20,015.98
Significance
Historical and Cultural
The Lawaan Rotunda Lawaan, Brngy Banonong 715.39
Significance
City Plaza and Rizal Historical and Cultural
Brngy. Potol 7,258.31
Monument Significance
Historical and Cultural
St. James Church Brngy. Potol 1,529.19
Significance
The Rizal Shrine and Historical and Cultural
Rizal Park, Brngy. Talisay 91,931.11
Museum, Rizal's Reservoir Significance
The Relief Map of Historical and Cultural
Brngy. Potol 1,658.35
Mindanao Significance
Former Chuch Convent, Historical and Cultural
RMIDCI, Brngy. Potol 594.58
now the RMI Library Significance
Fr. Francisco de Paula Historical and Cultural
Parochial School 684.15
Sanchez St., Brngy. Potol Significance
City Hall Drive, Brngy. Sta. Historical and Cultural
Old City Hall 744.06
Cruz Significance
Punto del Desembarco de Sunset Blvd., Brngy. Sta. Historical and Cultural
1,002.55
Rizal (Landing Site) Cruz Significance
Gov. Carnicero St., Brngy. Historical and Cultural
The Site of the Casa Real 175.33
Potol Significance
Old Rizal Memorial Gov. Ricardo Carnicero St. Historical and Cultural
734.51
District Hospital Brngy. Potol Significance
J.F. Saguin St., Brngy. Historical and Cultural
Gabaldon Building 358.73
Potol and Brngy. Sta. Cruz Significance
J.F. Saguin St., Brngy. Historical and Cultural
Gabaldon School Building 238.43
Potol and Brngy. Sta. Cruz Significance
Josephine Bracken St.,
Don Aniano Adasa Historical and Cultural
corner Manuel L. Quezon 414.08
Heritage House Significance
St., Brngy. Potol
Sunset Boulevard, Brngy. Historical and Cultural
The Cross of the Sta. Cruz 99.65
Sta. Cruz Significance
Balay Hamoy 1893 and Mi Ultimo Adios St., Historical and Cultural
870.60
Museum Brngy. Banonong Significance
Historical and Cultural
Spanish Escalon Poblacion, Brngy. Ilaya 313.93
Significance
Historical and Cultural
Parolang Daan Brngy. Tag-ulo 654.18
Significance
The Grotto of Our Lady Southwest foot of Ilihan Historical and Cultural
255.14
Lourdes Hill Brngy. Potol Significance
Poblacion Ilaya, Dapitan Historical and Cultural
18th Century Well 10.72
City Significance

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 Remnants of a Spanish Atop of Ilihan Hill, Brngy. Historical and Cultural
73.18
Fort at Ilihan Hill Potol Significance

Stretching on the coast

Historical and Cultural
White Sand Beaches line of Dapitan's Northern 806,768.05
Significance
Barangays

Historical and Cultural

Taguilon Core Brngy Taguilon 865.17
Significance
Brngy. Sto. Nino and Historical and Cultural
Mt. Lab 390,436.23
Taguilon Significance
Historical and Cultural
Mt. Tapi Brngy. Ma. Cristina 2,081,204.22
Significance
Historical and Cultural
JRMPL Brngy. Talisay 5,054,333.76
Significance

Historical and Cultural

The Old Town of Dapitan 1,943,146.66
Significance

Aliguay Island Landscape

Historical and Cultural
and Seascape Protected Brngy. Aliguay 24,682,800.31
Significance
Area
Selinog Island Landscape
Historical and Cultural
and Seascape Protected Brngy. Selinog 23,068,316.72
Significance
Area

Greenbelts and Corridor

Barangay Area Remarks
Potol 20,015.98 Ilihan Hill
Potol 8,870.72 City Plaza
Dawo 6,679.36 Dapitan City Eco Park
Dawo 8,840.85 Portion of Sunset Boulevard
Sta. Cruz/Dawo 8,676.25 Portion of Sunset Boulevard
Bagting/Sta. Cruz 7,980.56 Children's Park
Talisay/Sto.
5,054,333.76 JRMPL
Nino/Taguilon
Banonong 21,269.65 Portion of Sunrise Boulevard

Existing Identified Industrial Areas

Remarks Area (Has) Barangay
Sicayab Bucana/San
Light Industrial Zone 103.41
Vicente/San Pedro
Light Industrial Zone 69.20 Taguilon/Sto. Nino
Agri - Industrial Zone 70.58 Aseniero

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Agri - Industrial Zone 50.02 Barcelona
Agri - Industrial Zone 17.78 Maria Cristina
Agri - Industrial Zone 7.37 San Pedro

Existing Identified Commercial Areas

Remarks Area (Has) Barangay
Larayan/Owaon/San
General Commercial Zone 143.24
Pedro/Polo
General Commercial Zone 18.86 Sta. Cruz/Bagting
General Commercial Zone 2.09 Banonong
General Commercial Zone 29.53 Sulangon
General Commercial Zone 13.69 Potungan

Sanitary Landfill
Area Barangay
49,996.11 Aseniero

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 DAPITANCITY : 2019

MARINE / FISH SANCTUARIES

Name of Marine / Fish

Barangay / Location Legal Basis Habitat Area (Has.) Date Established People’s Organization
Sanctuary
Aliguay Marine / Fish Sanctuary Aliguay, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
CO#:2005-166 corrals 12.000 Oct. 2004 Aliguay Fisherfolk Assn.

Banbanan Marine / Fish Banbanan, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
Sanctuary CO#:2002-123 corrals 12.460 April 2003 Banbanan Fisherfolk Assn.

Baylimango Marine / Fish Baylimango, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
Sanctuary CO#:2002-123 corrals 18.768 Feb. 2000 Baytocavita Fisherfolk Assn.

Canlucani Marine / Fish Canlucani, Dapitan City More on soft corrals Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
Sanctuary CO#:2002-123 9.000 Jan. 2002 Canlucani Fisherfolk Assn.

Carang Marine / Fish Sanctuary Carang, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat / Carang
CO#:2002-123 corrals 8.960 Oct. 2002 Fisherfolk Assn.

Guimputlan Marine / Fish Guimputlan, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
Sanctuary CO#:2002-123 corrals 13.330 March 2003 Guimputlan Fisherfolk Assn.

Napo Marine / Fish Sanctuary Napo, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat / Napo
CO#:2002-123 corrals 12.280 Oct. 2002 Fisherfolk Assn.

Oro Marine / Fish Sanctuary Oro, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat / Oro
CO#:2008-207 corrals 4.000 Feb. 2008 Fisherfolk Assn.

Tag-ulo Marine / Fish Sanctuary Tag-ulo, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat / Tag-
CO#:2002-123 corrals 10.480 April 2004 ulo farmers & Fisherfolk Assn.
10.Selinog Marine / Fish Selinog, Dapitan City More on hard Brgy. Tanod / Bantay Dagat /
Sanctuary CO#:2002-123 corrals 5.3075 June 2000 Selinog Fisherfolk Assn.

Source: City Agriculturist’s Office, Dapitan City

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 Estimated land area in Dapitan City with mining applications from various mining companies with
respective target minerals

Mining Tenement Application Commodity Area (Hectares)

Mt. Sinai Mining Exploration & Gold, Silver, Iron, Manganese 1,267.69
Development Corp. (APSA)

Philex Gold Philippines, Inc. (EXPA) Gold 1,824.93

Philminer, Inc. (EXPA) Gold, Copper, Lead, Zinc 275.65

Philex Gold Philippines, Inc. (MPSA) Gold, Copper, Silver 638.55

Total 4,006.83

Source: DENR-MGB

Estimated area of slope characteristics of Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte

Slope Characteristic Slope Area (Has.) % Contribution

Level to Nearly Level 0-3 6,127.09 28.23

Gently Sloping to Undulating 3-8 3,699.57 17.04

Undulating to Rolling 8-18 1,586.62 7.31

Rolling to Moderately Steep 18-30 6,102.05 28.11

Steep 30-50 2,322.85 10.70

Very Steep 50 and above 1,866.85 8.60

Total 21,705.03 100.00

source: NAMRIA-BSWM

Land cover in Dapitan City with relative

contribution to total area

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 Land Cover Area (Has.) % Contribution
Perennial Crop 17,179.04 77.88
Shrubs 1,434.55 6.50
Fishpond 1,372.32 6.22
Grassland 847.48 3.84
Inland Water 338.50 1.53
Built-up 317.98 1.44
Annual Crop 297.16 1.35
Open Forest 151.54 0.69
Mangrove Forest 94.31 0.43
Open/Barren 26.19 0.12

Grand Total 22,059.10 100.00

source: Forest Management Bureau 2010

Estimated area (hectares) of strategic development zones of Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte

Development Plan Area (Hectares)

Built-up Area 1,531.00

Forest/Watershed Development Zone 746.00

Light Industrial Zone 164.00

Relocation Site 15.00

Strategic Crops & Fishery Development Zone 865.00

Strategic Agro-Forestry Development Zone 4,184.00

Strategic Crops & Livestock Development Zone 4,235.00

Strategic Crops Development Zone 4,479.00

Strategic Fisheries Development Zone 903.00

Tourism Zone 474.00

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Grand Total 17,596.00

Source: Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator, Dapitan City

Dapitan City: 2019

Area and Location of A & D Lands and Forestlands

Land Classification Location Area (HAs.)

1. Alienable and Disposable Lands (A & D) 18,091.0618
2. Public Forestlands 4,038.6774
Production Forest 3,800
Mangroves, swamps, marshes Barangays
and foreshore areas Owaon and
Established Timberland including Integrated Maria Cristina
Social Forest (ISF), OISCA and Water-
shed Project
Protection Forest 160.2
Established Forest Reserved, only for Ambogoc Barangay
Watershed as Maria Cristina
proclaimed.

Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Dapitan City

ANIMAL/LIVESTOCK INVENTORY BY BARANGAY

Barangay Carabao Cattle Horse Swine Goat Sheep Chicke Ducks Fighting Goose Turkey Pigeon
n cocks
Aliguay - - - - - - - - - - - -
Antipolo 60 40 27 250 60 - 2300 90 160 7 - -
Aseniero 100 90 2 200 150 70 2800 35 800 - - -

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Ba-Ao 50 80 60 120 30 - 1200 50 200 - - -
Bagting - - - 22 - - 30 - 43 - - -
Banbanan 5 32 2 200 60 - 3800 50 210 - - -
Banonong 2 5 3 60 6 - 150 60 200 - - -

Barcelona 70 100 7 180 40 20 8500 50 300 - - -

Baylimango 5 72 1 353 35 - 1863 115 - - - -

Burgos 150 205 5 320 63 - 600 20 400 - - -

Canlucani 1 4 2 20 6 - 200 10 400 - - -

Carang - 10 - 110 150 - 3000 150 - - - -

Cawa- cawa - - - 114 56 19 996 330 200 - - -

Dampalan 42 37 3 130 30 5 980 35 350 - - -

Daro 7 20 23 150 20 - 1500 50 - - - -

Dawo 9 10 - 50 20 - 400 50 400 - - -

Diwaan 9 15 37 98 24 - 1000 10 - - - -

Guimputlan - 6 2 60 20 - 400 50 100 - - -

Hilltop 10 20 15 62 20 - 766 25 83 - - -

Ilaya 125 135 12 1600 20 2 2020 110 69 - - -

Kauswagan 7 29 21 125 17 - 2703 150 870 - - -

Larayan 40 35 6 250 150 10 1900 600 400 - 80 -

Linabo - - - 15 9 - 350 15 250 - - 60

Liyang 9 15 - 40 28 1 2000 80 - - - -

Ma. Cristina 2 10 7 115 20 - 220 50 75 - - -

Ma. Uray 15 30 40 120 20 - 1150 80 235 - - -

Masidlakon 210 250 - 230 60 - 1200 40 730 - - -

Napo - - 2 - - - 82 15 - - - -

Opao 32 65 12 200 20 - 2000 30 800 - - -

Oro 0 42 10 204 48 8 1655 - - - - -

Owaon 20 35 25 350 80 - 1250 150 450 - - -

Oyan 10 50 30 230 80 - 1100 110 220 - - -

Polo - - - 250 300 - 500 20 1000 - - -

Potol - - - 80 3 - 235 - 50 - - -

Potungan 56 64 - 150 30 - 1000 56 800 - - -

San Francisco 23 21 4 12 19 - 662 10 - - - -

San Nicolas 75 124 1 150 22 - 1500 50 700 - - -

San Pedro - 15 - 300 200 - 3500 500 300 - - -

San Vicente 2 - - - 30 - 900 500 200 - - -

Selinog - - - - - - - - - - - -

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 Sicayab Bucana - 10 - 100 40 - 200 80 200 - - -

Sigayan 77 114 - 119 27 - 524 9 - - - -

Sinonoc 2 25 5 105 16 - 1000 30 - - - -

Sta. Cruz - - - 40 15 - 80 25 50 - - -

Sto. Niño 1 30 3 70 50 5 800 50 200 - - -

Sulangon 18 37 110 50 - 2000 120 400 - - -

Taguilon 1 20 15 300 50 - 1000 20 200 - - -

Tag-ulo 2 - - 30 4 - 1735 - 600 - 3 -

Talisay - 3 - 60 5 - 318 30 157 - - -

Tamion 25 50 10 150 20 - 820 - - - - -

NUMBER AND LOCATION OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

DAPITAN CITY: 2022

NUMBER / LOCATION

ESTABLISHMENT URBAN RURAL TOTAL

Poutlry Farm 2 2

Manufacturer of Home Industries and 2 6 8

Furniture

Milk Products (Cooperative) 1 1

Manufacturer of Concrete / Hollowblocks 6 5 11

Food Processing (Cooperative) 1 1

Fabrication & Roofing Installation 4 2 6

Boat Builder 1 1

Stainless Fabrication 1 1

Manufacturer of Essential Commodities 1 1

Manifacturer of Native Products 1 1

Manufacturer of Candles 1 1

Wig Making 1 1

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Beauty Products 1 1

18 16 34

TOTAL

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 Data on Barangay Landslide Susceptibility for Population, Roads and infrastructure

Barangay Landslide Population Roads Infrastructures

Susceptibility (Built-up areas)
No of People Percentage Length of Percentage Total Floor Area Percentage
Exposed Exposed Exposed (in sq. m.)
Road (km)

Urban Barangays
Bagting Low 1,271 98.02% 1.70 100% 81,097 100%
Banonong Low 4,444 99.52% 7.03 99.84% 374,515 95.75%
Moderate 74 1.65% 0.29 1.16% 15,863.11 4.24%
Cawa-Cawa Low 2,561 100% 1.31 100% 117,170.76 100%
Dawo Low 2,568 96.55% 6.22 90.98% 345,701.25 98.99%
Linabo Low 1,352 86.92% 1.47 89.13% 69,755.35 83.16%
Moderate 13 0.81% 0.06 3.61% 1,406.90 1.68%
Potol Low 938 56.13% 1.83 74.12% 63,233.82 60.48%
Moderate 16 0.98% 0.00 0.00% 3,294.7 3.15%
Very High to 162 9.67% 0.55 22.14% 30,585.33 29.25%
High
Santa Cruz Low 1,552 90.01% 2.30 72.75% 27,6810.87 97.63%
Talisay Low 137 4.81% 0.09 4.62% 0.00 0.00%
Moderate 723 25.44% 0.50 23.89% 19,384.63 22.39%
Very High to 1,166 41.07% 0.60 28.76% 8,227.00 9.50%
High
Rural Barangays
Antipolo Low 547 34.30% 1.99 66.26% 30,334.33 83.60%
Moderate 304 19.05% 0.75 24.71% 5,711.06 15.74%
Very High to 702 43.95% 0.00 0.00% 2,237.46 6.17%
High
Aseniero Low 1,395 67.73% 4.60 66.51% 15,863.66 27.96%
Moderate 433 21.04% 1.56 22.59% 38,104.89 67.16%
Very High to 164 7.97% 0.13 1.86% 232.39 0.41%
High
Ba-ao Low 14 1.59% 0.04 1.01% 0.00 0.00%
Moderate 228 26.55% 0.80 22.16% 10,399.65 51.57%
Very High to 394 45.94% 1.91 52.93% 1,873.9 9.29%
High
Banbanan Moderate 78 6.72% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Very High to 695 59.62% 0.62 21.24% 4,428.03 16.23%
High
Barcelona Low 508 25.92% 2.37 50.89% 56,499.53 46.66%
Moderate 385 19.61% 1.00 21.47% 20,400.03 16.85%
Very High to 17 0.84% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
High
Baylimango Moderate 55 3.88% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00

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 Very High to 867 6.09% 2.90 62.45% 32,096.44 75.07%
High
Burgos Moderate 49 3.23% 0.19 7.10% 236.90 0.82%
Very High to 877 58.04% 0.44 16.34% 10,939.34 37.78%
High
Canlucani Moderate 72 6.55% 0.25 10.34% 3,798.18 13.44%
Very High to 844 77.15% 1.72 69.71% 11,826.19 41.85%
High
Carang Moderate 34 4.18% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Very High to 652 79.46% 1.94 76.37% 15,212.59 84.80%
High
Dampalan Low 837 57.68% 2.49 79.22% 42,882.75 90.32%
Moderate 195 13.43% 0.09 0.09% 1,332.90 2.81%
Very High to 202 13.89% 0.31 9.74% 631.80 1.33%
High
Daro Low 0 0.00% 0.00 0.00% 87.58 0.97%
Moderate 77 11.19% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Very High to 602 87.83% 0.00 0.00% 8,975.23 99.03%
High
Diwaan Moderate 212 19.52% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Very High to 788 72.65% 0.00 0.00% 8,966.59 61.89%
High
Guimputlan Moderate 8 0.95% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Very High to 649 84.63% 2.57 88.39% 17,870.41 89.13%
High
Hilltop Moderate 278 28.37% 0.38 13.93% 2,920.86 34.54%
Very High to 692 70.78% 2.37 86.07% 5,536.59 65.46%
High
Ilaya Low 12 0.41% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Moderate 456 15.93% 0.13 1.53% 1,616.06 1.27%
Very High to 1,231 43.00% 0.14 1.63% 4,163.75 3.28%
High
Kauswagan Moderate 293 22.30% 0.26 27.22% 12,013.62 1.27%
Very High to 1,001 76.18% 0.70 72.78% 30,320.59 71.56%
High
Larayan Moderate 280 13.71% 1.11 49.07% 52,236.13 54.08%
Very High to 744 36.40% 0.59 26.20% 9,161.82 9.49%
High
Liyang Moderate 129 11.77% 0.69 29.25% 16,118.72 31.14%
Very High to 286 26.19% 0.19 8.27% 2,424.80 4.69%
High
Maria Low 331 14.91% 0.23 5.32% 6,894.94 15.76%
Christina Moderate 332 14.93% 0.62 14.47% 4,611.16 10.54%

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 Very High to 1,388 62.50% 1.31 30.70% 23,503.88 53.73%
High
Maria Uray Low 275 17.05% 1.81 52.94% 3,624.27 15.33%
Moderate 181 11.22% 0.23 6.83% 3,089.08 13.07%
Very High to 986 61.18% 0.57 16.6% 12,879.39 54.48%
High
Masidlakon Low 818 60.57% 3.01 63.52% 22,027.90 83.58%
Moderate 288 21.34% 1.73 36.48% 4,327.03 16.42%
Very High to 121 9.00% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
High
Napo Moderate 44 4.40% 0.00 0.00% 199.21 0.66%
Very High to 835 82.95% 4.36 96.98% 22,680.89 74.59%
High
Opao Low 442 28.54% 3.16 64.73% 25,492.40 76.78%
Moderate 708 45.76% 0.93 19.10% 2,083.85 6.28%
Oro Moderate 284 23.99% 1.46 30.62% 13,612.36 47.97%
Very High to 786 66.52% 3.09 64.97% 14,378.52 50.67%
High
Owaon Low 99 5.54% 0.72 21.15% 43,931.77 52.38%
Moderate 363 20.38% 0.81 23.88% 16,410.10 19.57%
Very High to 1,187 66.69% 0.75 21.86% 13,232.48 15.78%
High
Oyan Low 66 6.45% 0.00 0.00% 43,931.77 52.38%
Moderate 43 4.18% 0.00 0.00% 16,410.10 19.57%
Very High to 797 78.35% 1.47 51.20% 13,232.48 15.78%
High
Polo Low 3,261 97.00% 3.42 95.73% 168,839.92 97.80%
Potungan Low 754 51.63% 2.03 54.37% 31,239.62 56.22%
Moderate 299 20.45% 2.07 55.47% 21,249.91 38.24%
San Low 32 5.06% 0.24 5.29% 293.83 3.67%
Francisco Moderate 109 17.11% 1.55 34.55% 2,936.63 36.64%
Very High to 423 66.19% 2.55 56.75% 4,749.54 59.26%
High
San Nicolas Low 787 54.67% 4.61 85.93% 2,2149.52 67.15%
Moderate 350 24.31% 0.71 13.24% 7,515.18 22.78%
Very High to 231 16.02% 0.00 0.00% 163.19 0.49%
High
San Pedro Low 1,316 67.10% 1.15 38.02% 41,168.89 56.90%
Moderate 234 11.94% 0.11 3.48% 1,937.85 2.68%
Very High to 147 7.51% 0.39 12.98% 4,510.53 6.23%
High
San Vicente Moderate 178 6.26% 0.00 3.48% 303.80 0.48%
Very High to 2,417 85.04% 0.16 13.66% 26,778.78 42.40%
High

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Santo Niño Moderate 234 11.94% 0.84 23.58% 7,338.94 25.62%
Very High to 1,467 77.02% 3.50 98.43% 22,010.94 76.84%
High
Sicayab Moderate 479 20.24% 0.27 13.43% 59,833.95 39.79%
Bucana Very High to 943 39.79% 0.77 38.34% 11,606.24 7.72%
High
Sigayan Low 293 32.46% 1.82 32.32% 4,540.01 36.23%
Moderate 402 44.45% 3.04 53.94% 6,989.85 55.77%
Very High to 177 19.61% 0.36 6.46% 1,002.77 8.00%
High
Sinonoc Low 190 11.77% 0.25 4.93% 1,265.65 5.21%
Moderate 525 32.60% 1.47 28.44% 6,956.89 28.63%
Very High to 700 43.48% 2.34 45.48% 14,786.80 60.86%
High
Sulangon Low 2,426 77.12% 3.59 49.72% 78,913.39 45.17%
Moderate 226 7.19% 0.25 3.51% 11,356.86 6.50%
Very High to 80 2.54% 0.08 1.06% 1,341.82 0.77%
High
Taguilon Moderate 109 3.26% 0.00 0.00% 7,611.25 5.36%
Very High to 2,723 81.33% 5.99 75.33% 94,175.45 66.35%
High
Tag-Ulo Moderate 22 3.04% 0.00 0.00% 137.67 1.03%
Very High to 645 88.35% 3.53 85.36% 9,836.11 73.71%
High
Tamion Moderate 470 43.49% 0.73 49.63% 6,237.59 41.44%
Very High to 292 26.88% 0.00 0.00% 536.69 3.57%
High
Selinog Potential coastal flooding due to storm surges and tsunamis is the most serious
hazard that this barangay may encounter. Since its ground has very low elevation and
it is in an open sea, the hazard of inundation may leave the island residents helpless.
Early warning systems, communications and evacuation centers should be properly
established.
Aliguay Its topography indicates that it is unlikely susceptible to rain-induced flooding and
landslides. However due to its being a low ground level island, it is more susceptible
to storm surges and tsunami, which pose serious hazard to the settlers. Availability of
early warning systems, communications and evacuation centers should be further
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