Odiongan, Romblon

Odiongan, Romblon
Map of Romblon showing the location of Odiongan
Poctoy Pier in Odiongan

Odiongan is a 2nd class municipality in the province of Romblon, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 39,069 people in 8,624 households. Odiongan is located in the Mid-western part of Tablas Island.

Bantoanon or Asi is the native language of majority of the municipality's inhabitants, while Onhan is the medium of communication in southern barangays bordering Ferrol and Looc municipalities respectively.

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Population of Odiongan in various times

Barrio/Barangay
Name
Land Area
(Hectares)
1894
/a
1896
/a,c
1903
/a,g
1918
/a,b
1939
/a
1948
/a
1960
/a
1970
/a
1975
/a
1980
1990
1995
2000
2007
/h
Poblacion
(Dentre de Pueblo) /d
1,388 1,307 1,818 1,079 1,631 1,936 2,409 2,912
Ligaya (U)
(Poblacion)
19.10 756 791 920 1,083 1,050 956
Liwanag (U)
(Poblacion)
41.57 684 767 924 706 1,011 1,078
Liwayway (U)
(Poblacion)
13.40 715 535 621 705 793 696
Tabing Dagat (U)
(Poblacion)
20.89 873 852 972 1,011 1,114 1,104
Agnonoc
(Agnoknok)
231 249 240 351 557 440 519 554 804
Agpudlos 339
Amatong 884.07 143 146 209 226 627 352 540 712 831 962 881 1,161 1,090 1,269
Anahao
(Anajao)
464.17 206 164 336 359 698 806 1,393 1,269 1,490 1,651 1,671 1,721 1,855 2,143
Balili
(Bariri)
209 229
Bangon 268.94 137 181 468 116 156 356 213 609 643 756 1,001 1,138 1,135 1,212
Batiano 144.89 139 155 114 332 359 720 831 882 948 1,006 1,282 1,441 1,759 1,864
Budiong /i 189.35 625 750 1,070 963 1,100 1,416 1,600 2,032 2,262
Bunsoran 423 344 460
Cabacungan
(Cabaungan)
224
Calabasag 200 238
Calonacon 343
Camogtong 212
Canduyong
(Candoyong)
552.20 192 230 371 664 1,209 645 952 1,071 1,126 1,203 1,421 1,262 1,747 1,697
Can-ero 218
Cayong
(Colong)
198 216 259
Claro M. Recto 360 435
Dapawan
(Dapauan)
316.72 149 182 126 767 1,264 945 1,125 1,193 1,125 1,223 1,730 2,147 2,510 3,627
Despujols 421
Embarcacion 9
Ferrol /e 379 345 566 494 695 871 923 1,032 1,239
Gabawan
(Gabauan)
380.26 171 194 481 534 651 603 855 1,318 1,402 1,443 1,677 1,824 2,041 2,179
Ginaguman
(Hinaguman)
393 384 653 773 470 687 702
Libertad 1,245.02 623 831 1,350 1,575 2,036 2,461 2,490 2,708 1,631 1,847 1,912 2,163
Linawan 281
Lupog 209
Malilico 356.67 295 271 596 705 917 750 711 666 829 935 872 857
Marigondon 682
Matutuna 226
Mayha 127.62 107 148 400 537 602 638 685 687 925 987 1,091 1,234
Pag-alad 642
Panique 1,022.94 181 217 340 612 861 1,075 1,207 1,510 1,547 1,641 1,954 2,460 2,305 2,401
Pato-o 4,964.63 189 198 182 270 890 856 915 1,505 1,682 1,669 2,167 2,081 2,527 2,508
Penaypayan
(Pinaypayan)
175 201
Poctoy 192.22 563 568 743 906 1,018 900 1,464 1,762 1,891 2,011
Progreso 501 855 849
Progreso Este 1,720.90 496 742 896 766 1,053 1,195 1,238 1,280
Progreso Oeste 1,449.67 477 554 626 806 819 898 900 895
Rizal 1,026.10 367 466 567 666 1,153 1,123 1,155 1,533 1,437 1,463 1,629
Siguienza
(Siquenza)
202 258
Taboboan 492.75 205 360 497 695 749 787 733 868 921 1,254 1,336
Tan-agan 567
Tingaray 261
Tubigon
(Tobigon)
270 127 136 270 566 594 668
Tuburan /f 1,489 1,589 1,560 1,550
Tuguis 307
Tulay
(Tolay)
352.55 172 190 299 385 698 843 1,065 1,300 1,419 1,436 1,493 1,730 1,852 1,917
Tumingad
(Tomingad)
1,961.37 137 219 519 621 953 987 1,071 1,626 1,550 1,732 1,757 1,886 2,067 2,194
Total 18,208.00 5,240 5,649 8,323 13,366 16,628 18,401 22,859 28,501 30,198 27,188 32,498 35,527 39,069 42,062

/a – Includes barrios annexed to Ferrol /b – Includes barrios annexed to Despujols (San Andres) /c – Reported in 1897 /d – Official name of Poblacion in 1894 & 1896 census. /e – Visita Ferrol until 1903. /f – Area included under Libertad. /g - The American civil government from 1899-1901 reduced the number of barrio to facilitate the military policy of concentrating the civilian population of the poblaciones. Thus, in 1901 Odiongan lost 6 barrios, namely: Calabasag, Penaypayan, Siguienza, Balili (Bariri), Lupog ang Tingaray. /h - 2007 NCSO Census /i - Created barrio under R.A. No. 1117 on June 15, 1954 taken from Canduyong.

Barangays

Odiongan is politically subdivided into 25 barangays. Budiong was formerly a sitio of Canduyong; it became a barrio in 1954.[1]

  • Amatong
  • Anahao
  • Bangon
  • Batiano
  • Budiong
  • Canduyong
  • Dapawan
  • Gabawan
  • Libertad
  • Malilico
  • Mayha
  • Panique
  • Pato-o
  • Ligaya (Pob.)
  • Liwanag (Pob.)
  • Poctoy
  • Progreso Este
  • Progreso Weste
  • Rizal
  • Tabing Dagat (Pob.)
  • Tabobo-an
  • Tulay
  • Tumingad
  • Liwayway (Pob.)
  • Tuburan

References

External links

Coordinates: 12°24′07″N 121°59′31″E / 12.402°N 121.992°E / 12.402; 121.992


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