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Ubay

Barangays

File:Outline map of Ubay, Bohol municipality showing barangay boundaries with grey-shading by district.png
Outline map of Ubay showing barangays, shaded by district
  District I   District II   District III   District IV
  District V   District VI   District VII   District VIII

Ubay comprises 44 barangays organized into eight districts.

Below is the list of barangays, together with population, land area, population density, district, and date of their barrio fiesta.

Barangay Population
(2007)[1] 		Population
(2010)[2] 		±% p.a. Land
Area[3] 		Pop.
density 		District Date of Fiesta

Achila 1,246 1,276 0.80% 3.84 km2
1.48 sq mi 		332/km2
860/sq mi 		IV January 15
Bay-ang 1,626 1,656 0.61% 6.32 km2
2.44 sq mi 		262/km2
680/sq mi 		III May 21
Benliw 2,006 2,223 3.48% 5.89 km2
2.27 sq mi 		377/km2
980/sq mi 		VII May 13
Biabas 2,207 2,573 5.25% 22.00 km2
8.49 sq mi 		117/km2
300/sq mi 		VIII May 17
Bongbong 779 807 1.18% 1.61 km2
0.62 sq mi 		501/km2
1,300/sq mi 		II December 8
Bood 2,397 2,717 4.27% 1.52 km2
0.59 sq mi 		1,788/km2
4,630/sq mi 		V January 16
Buenavista 711 688 −1.09% 6.51 km2
2.51 sq mi 		106/km2
270/sq mi 		I Last Saturday of April
Bulilis 1,705 1,711 0.12% 7.40 km2
2.86 sq mi 		231/km2
600/sq mi 		II December 8
Cagting 1,853 1,597 −4.84% 10.44 km2
4.03 sq mi 		153/km2
400/sq mi 		VII January 24
Calanggaman 1,590 1,623 0.69% 6.18 km2
2.39 sq mi 		263/km2
680/sq mi 		III December 8
California 713 801 3.96% 3.19 km2
1.23 sq mi 		251/km2
650/sq mi 		II May 13
Camali-an 528 581 3.24% 5.32 km2
2.05 sq mi 		109/km2
280/sq mi 		III November 26
Camambugan 2,048 2,251 3.20% 5.47 km2
2.11 sq mi 		412/km2
1,070/sq mi 		IV May 15
Casate 2,710 2,512 −2.50% 4.60 km2
1.78 sq mi 		546/km2
1,410/sq mi 		IV April 5
Cuya 469 516 3.23% 0.66 km2
0.25 sq mi 		782/km2
2,030/sq mi 		VIII February 6
Fatima 3,056 3,235 1.92% 0.75 km2
0.29 sq mi 		4,313/km2
11,170/sq mi 		V May 13
Gabi 1,303 1,378 1.88% 16.46 km2
6.36 sq mi 		84/km2
220/sq mi 		II December 9
Governor Boyles 784 888 4.24% 8.24 km2
3.18 sq mi 		108/km2
280/sq mi 		I May 15
Guintabo-an 625 686 3.15% 0.66 km2
0.25 sq mi 		1,039/km2
2,690/sq mi 		VII January 15
Hambabauran 962 1,106 4.76% 5.21 km2
2.01 sq mi 		212/km2
550/sq mi 		III January 15
Humayhumay 1,765 1,708 −1.09% 8.15 km2
3.15 sq mi 		210/km2
540/sq mi 		IV February 14
Ilihan 843 802 −1.65% 16.83 km2
6.50 sq mi 		48/km2
120/sq mi 		I May 15
Imelda 1,895 1,761 −2.41% 6.57 km2
2.54 sq mi 		268/km2
690/sq mi 		VII May 8 & Nov. 27
Juagdan 1,106 1,121 0.45% 1.31 km2
0.51 sq mi 		856/km2
2,220/sq mi 		VIII May 23
Katarungan 1,294 1,524 5.60% 4.09 km2
1.58 sq mi 		373/km2
970/sq mi 		V May 30
Lomangog 2,033 2,025 −0.13% 6.42 km2
2.48 sq mi 		315/km2
820/sq mi 		II January 15
Los Angeles 397 436 3.17% 2.74 km2
1.06 sq mi 		159/km2
410/sq mi 		II April 27
Pag-asa 1,081 1,168 2.61% 3.78 km2
1.46 sq mi 		309/km2
800/sq mi 		III December 8
Pangpang 1,038 1,220 5.53% 4.50 km2
1.74 sq mi 		271/km2
700/sq mi 		IV December 15
Poblacion 3,698 3,633 −0.59% 1.99 km2
0.77 sq mi 		1,826/km2
4,730/sq mi 		V Last Friday of January
San Francisco 1,497 1,677 3.86% 11.07 km2
4.27 sq mi 		151/km2
390/sq mi 		I June 26
San Isidro 583 707 6.64% 2.62 km2
1.01 sq mi 		270/km2
700/sq mi 		VI May 21
San Pascual 3,088 3,127 0.42% 9.73 km2
3.76 sq mi 		321/km2
830/sq mi 		I Last Saturday of April
San Vicente 962 1,074 3.74% 49.66 km2
19.17 sq mi 		22/km2
57/sq mi 		VIII April 5
Sentinela 936 969 1.16% 2.71 km2
1.05 sq mi 		358/km2
930/sq mi 		VI May 29
Sinandigan 1,923 1,874 −0.86% 6.07 km2
2.34 sq mi 		309/km2
800/sq mi 		VII December 8
Tapal 1,212 1,371 4.19% 2.90 km2
1.12 sq mi 		473/km2
1,230/sq mi 		VI May 3
Tapon 2,514 2,481 −0.44% 1.53 km2
0.59 sq mi 		1,622/km2
4,200/sq mi 		V June 29
Tintinan 580 623 2.41% 0.31 km2
0.12 sq mi 		2,010/km2
5,200/sq mi 		VIII September 29
Tipolo 2,208 2,456 3.61% 6.55 km2
2.53 sq mi 		375/km2
970/sq mi 		VI April 5
Tubog 868 885 0.65% 5.14 km2
1.98 sq mi 		172/km2
450/sq mi 		III May 16
Tuboran 1,135 1,372 6.53% 5.47 km2
2.11 sq mi 		251/km2
650/sq mi 		IV January 15
Union 2,412 2,332 −1.12% 5.14 km2
1.98 sq mi 		454/km2
1,180/sq mi 		VI January 15
Villa Teresita 1,514 1,407 −2.41% 12.62 km2
4.87 sq mi 		111/km2
290/sq mi 		I November 28



Island group

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Bantayan is the main and largest island of the Bantayan island group that lies close to the geographical centre of the Philippine Islands archipelago.

The island group includes numerous smaller islands (some uninhabited / uninhabitable), mostly around the southwest corner of the island. About 20 of these islets stretch for about 8 kilometres (5 miles) southwest from Bantayan municipality port area, with some nearer ones being accessible on foot from the main island at low tide. The islands are beside the busy shipping lanes for ships and ferries coming from Mindanao or Cebu City on their way to Manila. The islands are all small and green and low, virtually indistinguishable one from another.

Some of the more notable are:[a]

1 Botique (or Botigues, Batquis)[b]
2704 100 ha 2,700/km2 (7,000/sq mi)
2 Botong[c]
3 Byagayag Islands (Daku & Diot)[d]
4 Doong[e]
2318
5 Hilantagaan (or Jicantangan, Jilantagaan, Cabalauan)
6 Hilantagaan Diot (or Silion, Pulo Diyot, Virgin island)
7 Hilutungan (or Hilotongan, Lutungan)[f][g]
2060
8 Lipayran[h]
3067 150 ha 2,000/km2 (5,200/sq mi)
9 Mambacayao (or Mambacayao Daku)[h]
10 Moambuc (or Maamboc, Moamboc, Kangka Abong, Cangcabong)[d]
11 Panangatan (or Pintagan)
12 Panitugan (or Banitugan)
13 Patao (or Polopolo)[i]
14 Sagasay (or Sagasa, Tagasa)[d]
15 Silagon[d]
16 Yao Islet (or Mambacayao Diot)[h]
  • 'These Bantayan islets are numerous, and are all low and very small.' —Juan de Medina (1630)
  • Long low green island, about 3.9km distant. Two beaches can be made out.
    5 Hilantagaan Island seen from the Santa Fe–Hagnaya ferry (S)
  • Small low green island in blue sea, at about two km. One beach can be made out.
    6 Hilantagaan Dyot, brgy Hilantagaan, Santa Fe, seen from W.
  • Small low green island in blue sea, at about two km. Sun is setting directly behind island. In the foreground the tide has gone out. Several beachcombers are walking, several boats are beached.
    7 Sunset over Hilutungan, seen from E.
  • Small low green island in blue sea, at about 600 m, with several palm trees on top. To right prows of four bancas - local boats for fishing or diving.
    13 Patao island (or Polopolo) off Patao, Bantayan

In addition, Guintacan Island (or Kinatarkan, Batbatan) to the NE is part of Santa Fe municipality although it is not part of the Bantayan islands group.

  1. ^ Islands have several names, according to speaker's language. First name shown is as it appears on the NAMRIA topographical map.[4] Some of the smallest islands are not named on map.
  2. ^ Municipality: 072209005 Botigues
  3. ^ Municipality: 072209021 Sungko
  4. ^ a b c d Municipality: 072209023 Sulangan
  5. ^ Municipality: 072209007 Doong
  6. ^ Declared a "Tourist Zone and Marine Reserve under the administration and control of the Philippine Tourism Authority" by Presidential Proclamation 1801 of 1978
  7. ^ Municipality: 072209008 Hilotongan
  8. ^ a b c Municipality: 072209013 Lipayran Cite error: The named reference "Lipayran" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  9. ^ Municipality: 072209018 Patao
  1. ^ Censuses of Population (1903–2007). Table 1. Population Enumerated in Various Censuses by Region: 1903 to 2007. National Statistics Office.
  2. ^ Census of Population and Housing (2010). Population and Annual Growth Rates for The Philippines and Its Regions, Provinces, and Highly Urbanized Cities (PDF). National Statistics Office. Retrieved 29 June 2016.
  3. ^ Saz 2007.
  4. ^ [Topographic Index Map 1:50,000 NTMS (National Topographic Map Series)] (Digitised map) (Map) (1 ed.). 1:50,000. Cartography by SPOT satellite imagery 1990 (Panchromatic) & 1987 (Multispectral) by SSC Satellitbild / S‑117 topographic maps by NAMRIA based on aerial photography. Fort Bonifacio, Manila: National Planning and Resource Information Authority. March 1995. § 3723‑I Madridejos and 3723‑III Bantayan. Retrieved 24 February 2013. {{cite map}}: Check |url= value (help); External link in |publisher= and |section= (help)
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