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PROVINCE OF SOUTHERN LEYTE
Legal Basis of the Province's Creation : Republic Act 2227 enacted on May 22, 1959
Founded: July 1, 1960
Land Area 1,734.8 sq. km. or 8.09% of the entire Eastern Visayas Region
Population 390,847
Total No. of Registered Voters 222,646
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 3rd class Province
FY 2010 IRA PhP 463.99 M
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1 congressional district; 1 component city; 18 municipalities
Provincial Capital Maasin City
Total No. of Barangays 500 (Including Maasin City)
Smallest Municipality Limasawa Island (6 brgys.)
Major Livelihood employment, fishing, farming, manufacturing and trade
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay, Cabalian Channel, Hinunangan Bay, Surigao Sea, Camiguin Sea, Bohol
Strait, Canigao Channel
Major Tourist Destinations * Guinsohotan Cave, Maasin City
* Monte Cueva, Maasin City
* Danao Forest Park, Maasin City
* Banahaw Spring, Macrohon
* Cambaro Caves, Macrohon
* Molopolo-Sta.Cruz Marine Sanctuary, Macrohon
* Kuting Reef, Macrohon
* Magellan's Cross, Limasawa Island
* Diving Range, Padre Burgos & Sogod Bay
* Coral Canyons, Tangkaan Point, Padre Burgos
* Agas-Agas Adventure Park, Sogod
* Uwan-Uwanan Falls, Libagon
* Biasong Spring, Libagon
* Napantao Dive Site, San Francisco
* Whale Shark Basin, Liloan & Pintuyan
* Hindag-an Falls, Saint Bernard
* San Pedro & San Pablo Islands, Hinunangan
Road Network Maharlika Highway; Mahaplag-Baybay-Maasin Road; Abuyog-Silago Road
Financing Institutions Allied Bank, BDO, China Bank, DBP, Green Bank, LBP, Metrobank, PNB, RCBC, So.
Leyte Cooperative Bank, Rural Bank of Maasin, SLEMCoop, MCCI
Communication Services postal communication, Bayantel, BuTel, Globelines, PLDT, Smart Communications,
Globe Telecom, Sun Cellular
Internet Service Provider (Bayantel) Skyinet, Globelines Broadband
Broadcast Facilities DYDM-AM (Maasin); DYSL-FM (Sogod); Viper FM (Ichon, Macrohon); Maasin,
Sogod & San Juan Cable Television
Local Print Media Southern Leyte Balita, Southern Leyte Times
Land Transportation Facilities megataxi/van, jeepney, bus, tricycle
Total No. of Seaports 5 national ports, 9 municipal ports, 2 fish ports
Ferry Services Maharlika Ferry, Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Bohol Shuttle Ferry
Air Facility Panan-awan Airport (Maasin City)
Distance from Tacloban City 184 kms./3 hrs. travel time by megataxi; 4 hrs bus travel time
Distance from Cebu City 6-7 hrs. by ship
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities Nine (9)
Health Facilities 1 provincial hospital, 3 district hospitals, 2 private hospitals, 28 C/RHUs, 98 Brgy.
Health stations, more than a dozen private clinics (out-patient only)
Limasawa Island at the background,
as seen from Malitbog-Padre Burgos
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MUNICIPALITY OF ANAHAWAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : _____________________________
Land Area 5,809 hectares
Population 8,032
Total No. of Registered Voters 4,916
Mother Tongue Visayan ( Cebuano & Boholano)
Income Class 5th Class Municipality
FY 2010 IRA Php 27.1 M
Political/Geographical Subdivision Fourteen (14) barangays
Total No. of Barangays Fourteen (14)
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Barangay MANIGAWONG
Biggest Barangay Barangay POBLACION
Major Livelihood Farming, Fishing, Employment Buy & Sell
Fishing Grounds Municipal Waters
Major Tourist Destinations Anahawan Mainit Hot Spring
Anahawan Tagaytay Site
Anahawan Lake Danao
Road Network National Highway
Financing Institutions Sts. Peter and Paul Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Palawan Pawnshop &
Money Remittance
Communication Services Telecom, Postal Services, Globe, Smart
Internet Service Provider SmartBro, Globe Tattoo
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, van, Jeepney, tricycle
No. of Seaports None
Distance from Tacloban City 120 km. / 3 hour travel (Anahawan - Silago -Tacloban)
Distance from Cebu City Land trip from Hinundayan - Hilongos (120kms.), 5 hrs. by ship
Hilongos - Cebu
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities None
Health Facilities 1 District Hospital, 1 Rural Health Unit (Out patient & in-patient), 2
Barangay Health Stations

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Land Area 11,985 has.
Population 28,535 (2007 Census)
Total No. of Registered Voters 16,003 (as of Oct. 2011)
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 4th Class
FY 2010 IRA Php 46.719 M
Political/Geographical Subdivision Composed of coastal, riverside, highland barangays
Total No. of Barangays 40
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Barangay OLISIHAN
Biggest Barangay Barangay HILAAN
Major Livelihood Farming & Fishing
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay
Alejos Falls
Major Tourist Destinations
MUNICIPALITY OF BONTOC
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Republic Act 522 dated June 15, 1950
Botong Falls
Anahao Cave
Catmon Cave
Road Network 142 kms of national, provincial, municipal road network
Financing Institutions Rural Bank of Hindang, Rural Bank of Maasin, BCCI
Communication Services Postal Services, 1 Cable TV, 2 telephone services, 3 cell sites
Internet Service Provider 4 ISPs
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities bus, jeepney, van, tricycle, motorcycle
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City 124 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 5-8 hrs travel time
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 1 (SLSU-Bontoc)
Health Facilities 1 Rural Health Unit & 8 Barangay Health Stations

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Land Area 17,336.75 Hectares
Population 28,505
Total No. of Registered Voters 15,839
Mother Tongue Boholano and Cebuano dialects
Income Class 3rd Class
FY 2010 IRA Php. 50,610,015.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision none
Total No. of Barangays 40
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Brgy. Upper Bantawon
Biggest Barangay Brgy. Nava
Major Livelihood Farming & Fishing
Fishing Grounds Facific Ocean
San Pedro and San Pablo Islands
Caves
Major Tourist Destinations
MUNICIPALITY OF HINUNANGAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : NO RECORD
Rice fields
water falls
13 kilometers coast of fine sand facing the pacific ocean
Fish sanctuaries
Road Network Concrete National Highways, all weather roads mun.& Brgys.
Financing Institutions SPPMPC, Cebuana Lhullier, EY Pawnshop
Communication Services Smart and Globe
Internet Service Provider Smart and Globe
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, Vans, Jeepneys, Tricycles, Habal-habal
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City 180 kilometers
Distance from Cebu City
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 1 (Southern Leyte State University)
Health Facilities 2 Hospitals and 1 Health Center

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MUNICIPALITY OF HINUNDAYAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Executive Order No. 59 signed by Governor W. Cameron Forbes on July 31, 1909
Land Area 6,108 hectares
Population 13,364 as of 2010
Total No. of Registered Voters 7,091 as of August 18, 2011 ERB
Mother Tongue Visayan ( Cebuano & Boholano)
Income Class 5th Class Municipality
FY 2010 IRA Php 29,404,706.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision Seventeen (17) barangays
Total No. of Barangays seventeen (17)
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Barangay AMAGA
Biggest Barangay Barangay LUNGSODAAN
Major Livelihood Farming, Fishing, Employment, & trade
Fishing Grounds Surigao Strait
Ambao Fish Sanctuary
Mabaho Cave
Abutanan Cave
Major Tourist Destinations
Cabulisan Waterfalls
An-an White beaches
sandy beaches
Road Network National Highway (34.95kms.)
Financing Institutions
Rural Bank Of Hinundayan
San Jose Parish Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Communication Services Postal communication, Butel, Globe, Smart
Internet Service Provider SmartBro, Globe Tattoo
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, van, Jeepney, tricycle
No. of Seaports 1 (Municipal Seaport)
Distance from Tacloban City 111 km. / 3 hour travel (Hinundayan - Silago -Tacloban)
Distance from Cebu City Land trip from Hinundayan - Hilongos (120kms.), 5 hrs. by ship
Hilongos - Cebu
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities None
Health Facilities 1 Rural Health Unit (Out patient & in-patient), 4 Barangay Health
Stations & 2 Private clinics

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MUNICIPALITY OF LIBAGON
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : No record
Land Area 9.860.78 hectares
Population 14,283 (2007 Census)
Total No. of Registered Voters 8,637 (2010 Elections)
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 5th
FY 2010 IRA PhP 32,312,099
Political/Geographical Subdivision 14 barangays
Total No. of Barangays 14 barangays
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Punta
Biggest Barangay Mayuga
Major Livelihood Farming
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay
Major Tourist Destinations Uwan-Uwanan Falls, Brgy. Kawayan
Biasong Spring, Brgy Biasong
Road Network Maharlika Highway (Mahaplag-Sogod-Libagon-Liloan)
Financing Institutions LAMP-COOP
Communication Services Postal, Cellphones, Landline Telephone, Newly installed internet
service
Internet Service Provider Broadband Internet (Wi-Fi) service
Broadcast Facilities none
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities Multi-cab, Bus
No. of Seaports none
Distance from Tacloban City 234 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 4 hrs. by boat + 1.5 hrs. by land
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none
Health Facilities RHU, Main Health Center, 3 Health Units, 8 Brgy. Health Centers

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Land Area 9,630.00 hectares
Population 22,823
Total No. of Registered Voters 12,236
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 4th class
FY 2010 IRA 37,461,650.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1st of the 4 towns in panaon island
Total No. of Barangays 24
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Catig
Biggest Barangay Poblacion
Major Livelihood Agriculture
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay, Cabalian Bay
Tagbac Islet
Major Tourist Destinations
Color Falls
Tabugon Dive Site
Molopolo Sunken Garden
Road Network Magaupas to Cagbungalon fully
accesible all weather road
concreted, San Roque to Bahay
Financing Institutions
MUNICIPALITY OF LILOAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Founded in 1820 by the Royal Spanish Government
1 rural bank, 4 cooperatives, several lending groups
Communication Services Globelines landline, smart, globe and sun cellular facilities
Internet Service Provider Globelines, Smart, & Sun
Broadcast Facilities none
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, Vans, Tricycle and single motorcycle
No. of Seaports 2
Distance from Tacloban City 156 kms.
Distance from Cebu City: 230 kms (estimated)
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 0
Health Facilities 1 health center, 1 infirmary, 14 barangay health centers

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MUNICIPALITY OF LIMASAWA
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : PD 1549
Land Area 632.5465 Hectares
Population 5, 745
Total No. of Registered Voters 3,491
Mother Tongue Boholano/leyteno
Income Class 6th class
FY 2010 IRA P 20, 259, 134.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1 municipality
Total No. of Barangays 6 barangays
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
San Agustin
Biggest Barangay Magallanes
Major Livelihood Fishing
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay, Surigao Strait, Camiguin Sea, Bohol Strait,
Major Tourist Destinations Magellan's Cross, Limasawa Island
Road Network Triana to San Agustin, Cabulihan to Magallanes & Lugsongan
Provincial Road
Financing Institutions
Islander Cooperative Multipurpose cooperative, Triana
Multipurpose Cooperative, San Bernardo Samahang Nayon
Communication Services Postal station,Globelines, Smart Communications & Globe
Telecom
Internet Service Provider None
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Habal-habal, motorized pot-pot, tricycle and trisikad
No. of Seaports 1 municipal ports
Distance from Tacloban City
1 hr motorized boat ride limasawa island to Padre Burgos, 220
kms./5 hrs bus travel time Padre Burgos to Tacloban City
Distance from Cebu City 1 hr motorized boat ride limasawa island to Padre Burgos, So.
Leyte, 35 minutes ride multicab and 6-7 hrs. by ship
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities None
Health Facilities 1 RHU and 6 barangay health centers

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MUNICIPALITY OF MACROHON
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Resolution No. 356 s. 2003 Adopting Res. No. 395 s. 2003 enacting Mun. Order
No. 2003-18 declaring October 31, 1860 as the Founding Date
Land Area 12, 639.47 hectares
Population 25, 657
Total No. of Registered Voters 15, 629
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 4th class
FY 2010 IRA P45, 154, 956.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision
Total No. of Barangays 30
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Bagong Silang
Biggest Barangay Ichon
Major Livelihood Farming and Fishing
Fishing Grounds Mindanao Sea
Cambaro Caves
Molopolo-Sta. Cruz Mun. Fish Sanctuary
Banahaw Spring
Kuting Reef Resort
Manaya Beach resort
Major Tourist Destinations
Amparaiso Hotel and Resort
Southern Leyte Divers
Cristina Beach Resort
Whale Shark Divers
Seven Falls
Fatima Hills
Road Network 17.50 km National Road
Financing Institutions
San Roque Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Laray Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Communication Services Globe, Smart & Sun Cell Site
Internet Service Provider Papia Donaire Internet, Sta.Cruz, Macrohon
Broadcast Facilities DYAS (FM), Ichon, Macrohon
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities Multicab, tricycle, habal2x,van, jeepney & mini-bus
No. of Seaports Ichon Fishport
Distance from Tacloban City 200 kms/3 1/2 hrs travel time by van
Distance from Maasin City 15 kms
Distance from Cebu City 6-7 hrs travel time by boat via Maasin City
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none

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Land Area 9,340 hectares
Population 2 1, 463
Total No. of Registered Voters 10, 220 (2009)
Mother Tongue Bisaya is commonly spoken in the municipality
Income Class 4th Class
FY 2010 IRA P37,374,507.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision
Presently, the municipality has 37 barangays; 21 of which are coastal,
4 are inland and 12 are mountain barangays
Total No. of Barangays 37
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
(in terms of population) Barangay Fatima with 173 total population
as per CBMS survey conducted last month , September 2011.
Biggest Barangay Barangay San Vicente with 1,485 total population as per CBMS
Major Livelihood
Fishing Grounds
Major Tourist Destinations
Road Network
MUNICIPALITY OF MALITBOG
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Maura Law of 1893
survey .
fishing, farming, employment
17th century Baluarte or watch towers
Sto. Nino Roman Catholic Church
Casa Escano
Mausoleum
Lorenzo Baybay Beach Resort in Brgy. San Vicente
Junio Beach Resort at Baranngay Sto. Nino
the Wishy-Washy Beach Resort, the Dai-Dai Beach Resort in Barangay
San Roque
Bag-ao Clan Beach and the Ingko Mino’s Beach Resorts in Barangay
Juangon
Dive sites in Barangay Cabul-anonan
Highway- 17 kms
Provincial-- 13.5 kms.
Municipal- 5.114 kms
Financing Institutions
Barangays- 29.102 kms
Malitbog Rural Bank and Malitbog Fisherfolks Cooperative .
Communication Services Postal communication, Butel, Globe, Smart
Internet Service Provider SmartBro, Globe Tattoo
Broadcast Facilities none
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities cars, buses, jeepneys, tricycles, motorcycles and bicycles.
No. of Seaports 1 (Municipal Seaport)
Distance from Tacloban City 228 kilometers
Distance from Maasin City 42kms
Distance from Cebu City 1 hour travel by bus & 7 hours travel by boat
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none
Health Facilities
two private clinics
five (5) BArangay Health Stations

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MUNICIPALITY OF PADRE BURGOS
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : E.O 265
Land Area October 22,1957
Population 10,703
Total No. of Registered Voters 6,442
Mother Tongue Cebuano, Boholano
Income Class 5th
FY 2010 IRA P 25,577,767.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision by barangay
Total No. of Barangays 11
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Bunga
Biggest Barangay Sta. Sofia
Major Livelihood Farming & Fishing
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay, Surigao Strait, Camiguin Sea, Bohol Strait,
Major Tourist Destinations Tangkaan Beach, Max Climax Level 3 Dive Spot @ Brgy.
Lungsodaan and other divespots in Brgys. Tangkaan, Sta. Sofia,
Poblacion & Bunga
Road Network San Juan-Laca, Buenavista-Bairan, Sta. Sofia-Tangkaan, Sta. Sofia-
Core, Poblacion-Anas-Bairan
Financing Institutions Padre Burgos Credit Cooperative (PCCI), Rural Bank of Padre
Burgos, CARD Inc.
Communication Services Postal station,Globelines, Smart Communications & Globe
Telecom
Internet Service Provider Globe/Smart Mobile Internet
Broadcast Facilities Local Cable Network
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities
16 multi-cabs operate in Maasin- Burgos route with 30 minute
interval. There are buses and air conditioned vans passing
through from Tacloban and vice- versa with irregular schedule.
Registered Tri-cycles reaches up to 54 operators. Habal-habal
and motorcycle are likewise a means of transport.
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City
220 kms./5 hrs bus travel time Padre Burgos to Tacloban City
Distance from Cebu City 45 minutes ride multicab to Maasin and 6-7 hrs. by boat from
Maasin Port to Cebu
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 1
Health Facilities 1 RHU and 2 brgy health stations, Padre Burgos Community
Hospital

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MUNICIPALITY OF PINTUYAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : On June 17, 1961 Republic Act 3088
Land Area 3,697.3188HA
Population 9,911
Total No. Of Registered Voters 5,721
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 5th Class
FY 2010 IRA Php 26,467,802.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1 Municipality, 23 Barangays
Total No. Of Barangays 23
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Balongbalong
Biggest Barangay Son-ok I
Major Livelihood Fishing, farming
Fishing Grounds 216 km2 MW
Major Tourist Destinations
Whaleshark interaction, scuba diving and snorkeling, dolhins
watching, waterfalls
safari. Festival on the revival of Pintuyan's traditional arts NCCAfunded.
Road Network Maharlika Highway
Financing Institutions PNVS Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Communication Services Postal Communication, Globe & Smart Communication
Internet Service Provider LPStar
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, Habal-Habal
No. Of Seaports None
Distance from Tacloban City 183 Km
Distance from Cebu City
Total No. Tertiary Education Facilities
195 miles
Health Facilities RHU, 4 Barangay Health Stations

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Land Area 10,020 hectares
Population (NSO 2007): 25,252
Total No. of Registered Voters
Mother Tongue Cebuano with boholano twang
Income Class 4th class
FY 2010 IRA Php 43,233,080.00
Atuyan
Ayahag (RELOCATED to Magbagacay)
Bantawon(RELOCATED to Catmon)
Bolodbolod
Carnaga
Catmon
Guinsaugon(RELOCATED to Magbagacay)
Himbangan
Himos-onan
Hinabian(RELOCATED to Catmon)
Hindag-an
Kauswagan(RELOCATED to Catmon)
Libas
Lipanto
Political/Geographical Subdivision
Magatas (RELOCATED to Catmon)
Magbagacay
Cabagawan(Maria Asuncion)
New Nueva Esperanza(RELOCATED to Magbagacay)
Himatagon(Poblacion)
Panian
Santa Cruz
New Sug-angon(RELOCATED to Magbagacay)
Tambis I
Tambis II
Mahayag
Mahayahay
Malibago
Malinao
Total No. of Barangays 30
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
This is a gray area. According to NSO standard, Guinsaugon
will be the smallest barangay in terms of population due to the
fact that it registered 0 in the 2007 NSO population survey. This
was so because the old site became a ghost barangay after the
2006 Guinsaugon tragedy. It was also the major cause of their
IRA share reduction, making it more difficult to recover and
rehabilitate from disaster.
But as to real situation (as in actual population count), it will be
Kauswagan having only 27
Biggest Barangay Himbangan (NSO 2007: 2,316)
Major Livelihood Farming, fishing, commercial and service centers
Fishing Grounds Lipanto, Hindag-an, Himbangan and Panian area with certain
declared marine protected area; then Himatagon, San Isidro,
Malibago
Major Tourist Destinations
GROUND ZERO
(Guinsaugon Landslide)
new guinsaugon resettlement
lipanto fish sanctuary
hindag-an falls and forest park
lahus-lahus & alpha caves
mangrove and fish sanctuaries
Road Network
MUNICIPALITY OF SAINT BERNARD
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 84
ROUTE/MODE DISTANC
E (kms.)
AIR/SKY
Manila to Tacloban City Airport
Cebu to Tacloban
SEA
Cebu City to Hilongos
Cebu City to Bato
LAND
Quezon City to Saint Bernard
Tacloban City to Saint Bernard (private car/van)
Tacloban City to Saint Bernard (bus)
Maasin City to Saint Bernard (private car/van)
Maasin City to Saint Bernard (bus)
Hilongos to Saint Bernard (private car/van)
Hilongos to Saint Bernard (bus)
Bato to Saint Bernard (private car/van)
Bato to Saint Bernard (bus)
TRAVEL
TIME (hrs.)
Financing Institutions 1 Cooperative with ATM service[San Isidro Parish Multi-
Purpose Cooperative (SIPCCI)]
Communication Services Smart, Globe, Sun, Internet shops, Municipal Hall w/ WIFI
service
Internet Service Provider Internet shops, Municipal Hall w/ WIFI service
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media
Land Transportation Facilities
Bugjong (Municipal Official Print Media)
1 Public Terminal
3 Gasoline stations
Jeepneys
Tricycles
Trisikad
Bus
habal-habal
Car rentals, motorcycles, motorcabs, pedicabs or pot-pot
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City 111
Distance from Cebu City not determined
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none
Health Facilities
Health/Medical Center
1 private, 1 public (RHU) & 8 Health
Stations, 20 Satellite Stations
Dental Clinic 1 private, 1 public
(1) Doctor, (1) Nurse, (8) Midwife, (1)
Personnel (RHU)
Medtech, (1) RSI, (1) Dentist,
(1) Pharmacy Aide (Clerk I- Casual),
(1) Encoder (JO), (1) Janitor (JO)
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111
91
91
84
84
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0.5
4
6
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3
5
3
5
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Land Area 7,021.93
Population 12,850
Total No. of Registered Voters 7,266
Mother Tongue Bisaya, Tagalog
Income Class 5th class
FY 2010 IRA 30,392,254.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision Good relationship/harmonious
Total No. of Barangays 22
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Sta. Paz sur
Biggest Barangay Dakit
Major Livelihood Agriculture and Fishing
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay and Surigao Straight
Major Tourist Destinations
MUNICIPALITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : _Executive Order No 292
Napantao Dive Site
Marayag Beach Resort
Road Network Maharlika Highway, Provincial,Municipal and Brgy. Roads
Financing Institutions St. Peters and Paul Cooperatives, PNVS Cooperatives
Communication Services Globe, Smart
Internet Service Provider Via Satellite
Broadcast Facilities Smart Broadcasting thru text
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, Van, motorcycles
No. of Seaports None
Distance from Tacloban City 178 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 93 KMS. To hilongos then 4 hrs boat fr. Hilongos to cebu
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities None
Health Facilities 1 rural health center and 3 sub stations

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MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JUAN
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : On June 17, 1961 Republic Act 3088
Land Area 4,956
Population 14,442 (2007)
Total No. of Registered Voters 7,251 (As of July 18, 2011 ERB Meeting)
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 5th Class Municipality
FY 2010 IRA 34,564,645.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1 Municipality with 3 barangays compel the town proper and 15 brgys
outside the town
Total No. of Barangays 18 Barangays
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Bobon A
Biggest Barangay Sto. Nińo
Major Livelihood Farming and Fishing
Fishing Grounds Cabalian Bay
Major Tourist Destinations Lake Danao
Busay Falls
Road Network
Himay-angan- Silago Road to Abuyog-Maharlika Road to Tacloban
Financing Institutions Rural Bank of San Juan, San Juan Multi Purpose Cooperative, Green
Bank, PNVS, OCCI, Slem Coop, Taytay
Communication Services Postal communication, Smart Communications, Globe Telecom, Sun
Cellular
Internet Service Provider Smart Internet Provider
Broadcast Facilities San Juan Cable Television
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities bus, jeepney, tricycle
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City 4 hrs. bus travel time
Distance from Cebu City 9-10 hours by ship
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 1
Health Facilities RHU

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Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : R.A. 6360 enacted July 23, 1971
Proclaimed: January 2, 1792
Land Area 4,756.18 ha / 47,561.8 sq.m.
Population 10,600
Total No. of Registered Voters
5,751
MUNICIPALITY OF SAN RICARDO
Mother Tongue cebuano
Income Class 5th class
FY 2010 IRA 25,060,590
Political/Geographical Subdivision 1 municipality and 15 barangays
Total No. of Barangays 15 barangays
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Cabutan
Biggest Barangay Pinut-an
Major Livelihood Camote mining, Fishing, Farming
Fishing Grounds Surigao straight
Major Tourist Destinations * Bil-atan Beach at Barangay Camang
* V2 Falls at Barangay Looc
Road Network Maharlika Highway
Financing Institutions PNVS Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Communication Services Postal Communication, Globelines & Smart Communication
Internet Service Provider IPStar
Broadcast Facilities none
Local Print Media none
Land Transportation Facilities Bus, Tricycle, Habal-habal
No. of Seaports 1 national port & Municipal port
Distance from Tacloban City 175 kms
Distance from Maasin City 152 kms
Distance from Cebu City 98 miles
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none
Health Facilities 1 RHU & 3 BHS

QuickStat
Land Area 21, 505 hectares
Population 13, 639
Total No. of Registered Voters 7, 541
Mother Tongue Cebuano with Boholano accent
Income Class 5th Class
FY 2010 IRA 40, 344, 306.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision 15 Barangays
Total No. of Barangays 15 barangays
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Bgy. Catmon
Biggest Barangay Bgy. Hingatunggan
Major Livelihood Farming and Fishing
Fishing Grounds Municipal Waters, Leyte Gulf
Pelada Rock
Major Tourist Destinations
MUNICIPALITY OF SILAGO
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Executive Order No. 236
Whale Shark Complete Bone
Tres Marias Falls
Municipal Tree Park
Road Network Liloan-Hinunangan-Silago Road; Abuyog-Silago Road
Financing Institutions None
Communication Services Postal communication, Smart Communications & Globe Telecom
Internet Service Provider None
Broadcast Facilities Sicocu Cable
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities jeepney, bus, tricycle
No. of Seaports none
Distance from Tacloban City 108 kms.
Distance from Maasin City 160 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 193.6 kms. (via Ormoc); 203 kms. (via Bato/Hilongos)
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities none
Health Facilities 1 RHU

QuickStat
Land Area 19,270 hectares
Population 42,460
Total No. of Registered Voters 23,059
Mother Tongue Cebuano
Income Class 2nd Class
FY 2010 IRA PhP 49,668,302.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision coastal & mountain brgys.
Total No. of Barangays 45
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population) Lum-an
MUNICIPALITY OF SOGOD
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Sogod became a municipality on June 10,1853 by virtue of the decree signed
by then Governor-General Antonio de Urbiztondo
Biggest Barangay Zone V
Major Livelihood Agriculture
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay
Agas-Agas Bridge, Brgy. Kahupian
Major Tourist Destinations
Zip Southern Leyte, Brgy. Kahupian
Ka Inting Cave, Brgy SF Mabuhay
Brgy. Lum-an Waterfall
Road Network 86,733 kms of road network that includes the maharlika highway,
Financing Institutions
LBP, Metrobank, Rural Bank of Hindang, Greenbank, Coconut Planters
Bank, BCCI
Communication Services BuTel, Globe, Smart, Sun
Internet Service Provider Globelines, Bayantel
Broadcast Facilities DYSL, Radyo Natin, Sogod Cable Television
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities megataxi, jeepney, bus, tricycle
No. of Seaports 1
Distance from Tacloban City 120 kms.
Distance from Maasin City 71 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 5-8 hours travel time
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 2 (SLSU & STAC)
Health Facilities 1 district hospital, 3 private hospitals, RHU

QuickStat
MUNICIPALITY OF TOMAS OPPUS
Legal Basis of the Town's Creation : Republic Act 5777
Land Area 5,611,374.5 sq. m.
Population 15,847
Total No. of Registered Voters 9,110 (2010)
Mother Tongue Tagalog, Bisayan, English
Income Class 5th Class
FY 2010 IRA 32,926,722.00
Political/Geographical Subdivision coastal & mountain brgys.
Total No. of Barangays 29
Smallest Barangay (in terms of population)
Biasong, Higosoan, & Luan
Biggest Barangay Maslog, San Isidro, & Tinago
Major Livelihood Farming and Fishing
Fishing Grounds Sogod Bay
Major Tourist Destinations
Municipal Fish Sanctuary
Municipal Park
Road Network 12 kms national road, 17 kms provincial road, 2,028.6 kms municipal
road & 49.62 kms barangay road
Financing Institutions Cooperatives (TOEMCO & TOMPCO)
Communication Services Postal communication, Smart Communications, Globe Telecom & Sun
Cellular
Internet Service Provider None
Broadcast Facilities None
Local Print Media None
Land Transportation Facilities motorcab, multicab, jeep, bus, v-hire
No. of Seaports none
Distance from Tacloban City 134 kms.
Distance from Maasin City 50 kms.
Distance from Cebu City 160 kms.
Total No. of Tertiary Education Facilities 1 (SLSU-Tomas Oppus Campus)
Health Facilities 1 RHU