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2010 Census of Population and Housing

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CITATION: National Statistics Office, 2010 Census of Population and Housing, Report No. 2B – Population and Household Characteristics (Sample Variables), Lanao del Norte, February 2014 ISSN 0117-1453

2010 Census of Population and Housing Report No. 2B Population and Household Characteristics (Sample Variables)

LANAO DEL NORTE

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

HIS EXCELLENCY

PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III

NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Honorable Arsenio M. Balisacan Socioeconomic Planning Secretary

NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE

Carmelita N. Ericta Administrator

Paula Monina G. Collado

Deputy Administrator

Socorro D. Abejo Director III, Household Statistics Department

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FOREWORD

The final report on the characteristics of the population and housing based the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH) are divided into two parts. The first part is the 2010 CPH Report No. 2A (Non-Sample Variables). Report No. 2A shows the demographic and housing statistics that were generated based on the data items collected from all households using CPH Form 2 (Common Household Questionnaire) and CPH Form 3 (Sample Household Questionnaire). It provides data on the characteristics of the population and their housing units at the national, regional, provincial, and city/municipality levels.

The second part is the 2010 CPH Report No. 2B. This report contains

population and household statistics generated based on 20-percent sample households enumerated using CPH Form 3 only. The data in this report are presented at the national, provincial, and city/municipality levels.

The NSO extends its deep appreciation for the support of the Department

of Education whose personnel served as enumerators and supervisors during field enumeration. We are also thankful to the NSO personnel who served as census supervisors and to the hired personnel who served as census enumerators and supervisors. We acknowledge the dedication and hardwork they demonstrated throughout the enumeration period. Finally, we extend our gratitude to the general populace for their cooperation in this important undertaking. CARMELITA N. ERICTA

Interim National Statistician Manila, Philippines February 2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword iii List of Abbreviations and Acronyms viii Explanatory Text Introduction xi Authority to Conduct the 2010 CPH xi Objectives of the 2010 CPH xii Coverage xiii Scope xiii Refererence Date and Time xiv Method of Enumeration xiv Selection of Sample Households xv Estimation Procedure xvi A Computation of Basic Household Weight xvi B Adjusted Household Weight xvii C Computation of Person Weight xviii D Limitations of the Household Weight and Person Weight xix Lanao del Norte: Highlights on Population and Household Characteristics xli List of Tables Population Statistics 1 Total Household Population by Five-Year Age Group, Sex, and

City/Municipality: 2010 3

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2 Literacy of Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010

11

3 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending

School at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010 by Sex, City/Municipality of Residence, and Place of School

19

4 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Major Occupation

Group, Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 22

5 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Sex, City/Municipality

of Residence, and Place of Work 69

6 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Major Business or

Industry Group, Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 72

7 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Class of Worker, Age

Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 142

8 Ever-Married Women Aged 15-49 Years by Age Group, Number

of Children Ever Born Alive, and City/Municipality: 2010 188


of Children Living, and City/Municipality: 2010 198


of Children Born Alive from May 1, 2009 to April 30, 2010, and City/Municipality: 2010

208

11 Ever-Married Women Aged 15-49 Years by Age Group, Age at

First Marriage, and City/Municipality: 2010 213

Household Statistics 1 Total Number of Households by City/Municipality: 2010 231 2 Households by Kind of Fuel for Lighting and City/Municipality:

2010 232

3 Households by Kind of Fuel for Cooking and City/Municipality:

2010 234

4 Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Drinking and


5 Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Cooking and 239

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City/Municipality: 2010 6 Households by Main Source of Water Supply for Laundry/Bathing

and City/Municipality: 2010 242

7 Households by Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal and


8 Households by Kind of Toilet Facility and City/Municipality: 2010 247 9 Households Reporting Presence of Household

Conveniences/Devices At Home by City/Municipality: 2010 249

10 Households with Internet Access by City/Municipality: 2010 252 11 Households Reporting Land Ownership by City/Municipality: 2010 253 12 Households by Place They Intend to Reside Five Years From the

Time of the Census by City/Municipality of Residence at the Time of the Census: 2010

254

13 Number of Households by Language Generally Spoken at Home

by Province: 2010 255

14 Households in Occupied Housing Units by Tenure Status of

Housing Unit and City/Municipality: 2010 256

15 Owner-Households in Occupied Housing Units by Mode of

Acquisition of Housing Unit and City/Municipality: 2010 257

16 Owner-Households Who Had Purchased Their Housing Units by

Source of Financing of the Housing Unit and City/Municipality: 2010

258

17 Renter-Households in Occupied Housing Units by Monthly Rental

of the Housing Unit and City/Municipality: 2010 260

Appendix A CPH Form 3 – Sample Household Questionnaire A-1

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

CA No. 591 Commonwealth Act No. 591 CPH Census of Population and Housing DILG Department of Interior and Local Government EA Enumeration Area EO No. 121 Executive Order No. 121 ILQ Institutional Living Quarter LGU Local Government Unit NEDA National Economic and Development Authority NSCB National Statistical Coordination Board NSO National Statistics Office PSGC Philippine Standard Geographic Code PSCED Philippine Standard Classification of Education PSIC Philippine Standard Industrial Classification PSOC Philippine Standard Occupational Classification SAQ Self-Administered Questionnaire

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Table 2 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending School at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010 by Sex:

Lanao del Norte1

Decennial Census Sex

Percent attending

school 2000 Both Sexes 62.3 Male 61.1 Female 63.4 2010 Both Sexes 61.3

Male 60.3 Female 62.3

1excluding Iligan City

Table 1

Literacy Rate of Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Sex:

Lanao del Norte1, 2010 and 2000 Decennial Census Sex Literacy Rate

2000 Both Sexes 85.0 Male 84.6 Female 85.4 2010 Both Sexes 93.8 Male 93.5 Female 94.1


LANAO DEL NORTE Highlights on Population and Household Characteristics Literacy rate of Lanao del Norte was recorded at 93.8 percent According to the 2010 Census of Population and Housing (CPH), there were approximately 443 thousand persons aged 10 years or older in Lanao del Norte (excluding Iligan City) in 2010. They comprised 72.9 percent of the 607 thousand household population in the province. Among the population 10 years old and over, 415 thousand persons or 93.8 percent were literate. In comparison, in the 2000 CPH, the literacy rate was recorded at 85.0 percent. In the 2000 CPH and 2010 CPH, a person is considered literate if he/she is able to read and write a simple message in any language or dialect. The literacy rate among females aged 10 years and over in 2010 was 94.1 percent. This is higher than the literacy rate for males of the same age which was 93.5 percent. School attendance was higher among females than males The province had a total of 280 thousand persons aged 5 to 24 years. This population group comprised 46.2 percent of the 607 thousand household population in Lanao del Norte. Of the household population 5 to 24 years old, 172 thousand persons or 61.3 percent attended school at anytime from June 2009 to March 2010. Females comprised 50.3 percent of those who attended school at anytime during the said school year.

School attendance was higher among females than males. Among females aged 5 to 24 years old, 62.3 percent attended school during the school year 2009-2010 while 60.3 percent of all males aged 5 to 24 years old attended school in the same school year.

Among those who attended school, 7.5 percent went to school located outside the city or municipality where they were residing at the time of the census. The rest attended schools located within the city or municipality of their residence. Three in every four persons who engaged in a gainful activity were males In Lanao del Norte, 52.3 percent of the 366 thousand household population 15 years old and over were engaged in a gainful activity during the past 12 months preceding the census. Males comprised 75.5

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Highlights

Table 3 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years,

Number of Children Ever Born Alive To These Women, and Mean Children Ever Born:

Lanao del Norte1, 2010

Age Group of Women

Number of Ever-

Married Women

Total Number of

Children Ever Born

Mean Children

Ever Born

Total 95,791 301,963 3.2 15-19 3,889 3,013 0.8 20-24 12,881 19,864 1.5 25-29 16,925 41,522 2.5 30-34 17,594 55,771 3.2 35-39 16,578 63,331 3.8 40-44 15,589 65,391 4.2 45-49 12,335 53,071 4.3 1excluding Iligan City

percent of the population who were engaged in a gainful activity while females accounted for 24.5 percent. Among the various major occupation groups, farmers, forestry workers, and fishermen comprised the largest group. There were 38.7 percent of persons with a gainful activity who belonged to this occupation group. Laborers and unskilled workers made up the second largest group with 31.1 percent share of the total number of persons with a gainful activity. Officials of government and special interest organizations, corporate executives, managers, managing proprietors, and supervisors made up the third largest group with 8.5 percent share. Six in 10 persons with a gainful activity were in the agriculture, forestry, and fishing industry Persons with a gainful activity in agriculture, forestry, and fishing industry comprised 63.9 percent of the total persons aged 15 years old and over with a gainful activity. Those in the wholesale and retail trade; and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles accounted for 10.8 percent, and those in the transportation and storage industry made up 6.6 percent. Two in five persons with a gainful activity was a self-employed without any paid employee Forty-three percent of the population with a gainful activity were self-employed without any paid employee, 31.3 percent worked for private business/enterprise/farm, and 6.7 percent worked for government/government corporation. The rest worked with or without any pay in own family-operated farm or business (12.0 percent), employer in own farm or business (4.0 percent), and worked for private household (domestic services) (3.1 percent). Seven in every 100 persons with a gainful activity worked outside their city or municipality of residence Persons with a gainful activity during the 12 months preceding the census who worked outside their city or municipality of residence accounted for 7.3 percent of the total population with a gainful activity during the same period. The place of work for the majority (92.6 percent) was within the city or municipality where they resided at the time of the census. Ever-married women aged 45 to 49 had an average of 4.3 children The province of Lanao del Norte had about 96 thousand ever-married women (EMW) aged 15 to 49 years according to the 2010 CPH. These women have borne 3.2 children each, on average. As expected, EMW above 40 years of age had much higher mean children ever born (CEB) than younger women. Women in Lanao del Norte would have 4.3 children, on average, by the time they reach the end of their childbearing. Children ever born alive to EMW aged 15 to 49 years as of 2010 included children born alive but no longer surviving, children still living who may be residing with the household or living elsewhere at the time of the census. The count of the CEB included those born to women during their present marriage, during their previous marriage, and those born outside of marriage.

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Table 4 Median Age at First Marriage of Women

Aged 15 to 49 Years by Age Group: Lanao del Norte1, 2010

Age Group of Women Median Age at First Marriage

(in years) Total 20.3 15-19 17.4 20-24 19.2 25-29 20.3 30-34 20.7 35-39 20.9 40-44 20.9 45-49 21.3


Median age at first marriage among ever-married women aged 15 to 49 years was 20.3 years The median age at first marriage for women of child-bearing age (15 to 49 years old) in the province was 20.3 years. The age at first marriage is the age when the woman first got married or lived in a consensual union. By age group, the median age at first marriage for women aged 15 to 19 years was 17.4 years while for women aged 20 to 24 years, it was 19.2 years. The median age for women aged 25 to 29 years (20.3 years) is lower than for women aged 30 to 34 years (20.7 years). Women in older age groups, that is, 35 to 39 years, 40 to 44 years, and 45 to 49 years had their first marriage when they were 20.9 years, 20.9 years, and 21.3 years, respectively, on average. Seven in 10 households used electricity for lighting In 2010, the province had a total of 123 thousand households. Of these households, 72.7 percent or 89 thousand households used electricity for lighting. Kerosene was used for lighting by 24.2 percent of the households. The other 0.6 percent of the total households used liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and oil for lighting. Wood was popularly used for cooking Wood was the fuel used most of the time for cooking by 86.4 percent of the total households in Lanao del Norte. LPG was the second most commonly used fuel for cooking with 7.8 percent of the total households using it. Other types of fuel used most often by the rest of the households were charcoal (2.3 percent), kerosene (1.8 percent), electricity (1.6 percent), and other fuels.

Table 5 Fuel Mainly Used for Lighting and Cooking by Households:


Type of Fuel Number of

Households (in hundreds)

Percent Distribution

of Households Total Number of Households 1,229 100.0 Fuel for Lighting

Electricity 893 72.7 Kerosene (gaas) 297 24.2 Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) 6 0.5 Oil (vegetable, animal, and others) 1 0.1 Others 29 2.4 None 2 0.1

Fuel for Cooking

Electricity 20 1.6 Kerosene (gaas) 23 1.8 Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) 96 7.8 Charcoal 28 2.3 Wood 1,062 86.4 Others * - None 8 -

Note: * means less than a hundred; – means less than 0.1 percent 1excluding Iligan City

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Highlights

The popular source of water for drinking, cooking, and laundry was community water system In 2010, the main source of water for drinking in the province was community water system as reported by 43.5 percent of the total households. These were mostly households using a shared faucet connected to a community water system. They comprised 23.9 percent of the total households. Those using their own faucet which is connected to a community water system comprised 19.6 percent. The rest of the households reported their main source of water for drinking as follows: shared, tubed/piped deep well (17.6 percent); protected spring (11.9 percent); unprotected spring (6.1 percent); own use, tubed/piped deep well (5.8 percent); dug well (5.4 percent); tubed/piped shallow well (4.6 percent); lake, river, rain, and others (3.6 percent); bottled water (1.3 percent); and peddler (0.2 percent). For cooking, the community water system was used mainly by 43.6 percent of the total households in the province. The majority of these households were using shared faucet (23.4 percent of the total households). The other 20.2 percent were using their own faucet, which was not shared with another household. For the rest of the households, the main source of water for cooking were as follows: shared, tubed/piped deep well (17.9 percent); protected spring (11.1 percent); own use, tubed/piped deep well (6.2 percent); unprotected spring (6.0 percent); dug well (5.8 percent); lake, river, rain, and others (4.6 percent); tubed/piped shallow well (4.5 percent); peddler and bottled water (0.1 percent each). For laundry/bathing, there were 37.0 percent of the total households who reported the community water system as their source of water. The rest of the households reported shared, tubed/piped deep well (16.9 percent), lake, river, rain, and others (16.1 percent), protected spring (8.1 percent), dug well (6.9 percent), own use, tubed/piped deep well (6.4 percent), unprotected spring (4.3 percent), tubed/piped shallow well (4.3 percent), and peddler (0.1 percent). Garbage disposal by half of the households was by burning their garbage Households were asked about how they usually dispose their kitchen garbage such as leftover food, peeling of fruits and vegetables, fish and chicken entrails. In Lanao del Norte, 49.5 percent of the 123 thousand households disposed garbage by burning. There were 22.9 percent of the households who dumped their garbage in pit but not burned, 10.7 percent disposed garbage through garbage truck collection, 10.2 percent allowed their garbage to compost, 4.8 percent buried their garbage, 1.2 percent used garbage as feeds for animals, and 0.7 percent disposed garbage through other means (such as throwing them in esteros, vacant lots, rivers, and others).

Table 6 Main Source of Water Supply for Drinking, Cooking,

and Laundry/Bathing of Households: Lanao del Norte1, 2010

Main Source of Water Supply Drinking Cooking Laundry/ Bathing TOTAL 100.0 100.0 100.0

Own use faucet community water system 19.6 20.2 19.0 Shared faucet community water system 23.9 23.4 18.0 Own use tubed/piped deep well 5.8 6.2 6.4 Shared tubed/piped deep well 17.6 17.9 16.9 Tubed/piped shallow well 4.6 4.5 4.3 Dug well 5.4 5.8 6.9 Protected spring 11.9 11.1 8.1 Unprotected spring 6.1 6.0 4.3 Lake, river, rain, and others 3.6 4.6 16.1 Peddler 0.2 0.1 0.1 Bottled water 1.3 0.1 0.0 Others - - 0.1

Note: - means less than 0.1 percent 1excluding Iligan City

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Highlights

Three in four households had a sanitary toilet Three-fourths or 75.8 percent of the households in Lanao del Norte had sanitary toilets. Sanitary toilet refers to flush toilet, either owned or shared, and closed pit type of toilet facility. The rest of the households used open pit (13.2 percent) and other types of toilet facility (1.7 percent) while 9.3 percent reported to have no toilet facility. One in every two households had cellular phone In 2010 CPH, households were asked if they had household conveniences/devices in working condition. About 80.0 percent (or 98 thousand) of the households in Lanao del Norte reported to have at least one type of household convenience/device. Of the total households, 56.1 percent had cellular phone. There were 54.5 percent who had radio/radio cassette, 53.2 percent who had television set, 35.2 percent had CD/DVD/VCD player, 22.1 percent had refrigerator/freezer, 13.4 percent had motorcycle/tricycle, 11.4 percent had component/stereo set, 7.7 percent had washing machine, 7.6 percent had cooking range, 3.8 percent had car/jeep/van, 3.6 percent had personal computer, 3.0 percent had motorized boat/banca, and 1.7 percent had landline/wireless telephone. Five percent of the total households in the province had an internet access Data on the household’s internet access was collected for the first time in the 2010 CPH. Households were asked whether they have access to internet at home and/or from elsewhere. An internet access elsewhere refers to the internet access of any member of the household in the office, school, internet café, among others.

Table 7 Household Conveniences Owned by Households


Household Convenience/Device Number of

Households (in hundreds)

Percent of Total

Households Total Number of Households 1,229 100.0 Households with at least one household convenience/device

983 80.0

Radio/Radio Cassette 670 54.5 Television Set 653 53.2 CD/DVD/VCD Player 433 35.2 Component/Stereo Set 140 11.4 Landline/Wireless Telephone 21 1.7 Cellular phone 689 56.1 Personal Computer 44 3.6 Refrigerator/Freezer 272 22.1 Cooking Range 93 7.6 Washing Machine 94 7.7 Car/Jeep/Van 46 3.8 Motorcycle/Tricycle 165 13.4 Motorized Boat/Banca 36 3.0

Households without any household convenience/device

245 20.0


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Highlights

In Lanao del Norte, only 1.4 percent of households had internet access at home. Households with internet access from elsewhere comprised 4.3 percent of the total households. Overall, households who had internet access from home and/or from elsewhere made up 4.9 percent of the total households. One in four households owned agricultural lands acquired through other means In Lanao del Norte, only 1.0 percent owned agricultural lands acquired through CARP, as agrarian reform beneficiaries. Households who owned agricultural lands acquired through other means comprised 25.7 percent. Households who owned residential lands other than the lot they occupy accounted for 9.2 percent. Those who owned other types of land comprised 3.4 percent. Overall, there were 41 thousand households comprising 33.7 percent of the total households in the province who owned a residential land other than the land they occupy, agricultural land or any other type of land. Two in every five households reported Bisaya/Binisaya as their language spoken at home Of the total number of households in Lanao del Norte in 2010, 39.6 percent reported Bisaya/Binisaya as the language generally spoken at home. There were 36.3 percent of the total households who reported Maranao as their language spoken at home. The rest of the households were reported to speak these languages: Cebuano (23.2 percent), Hiligaynon/Ilonggo (0.2 percent), Iranon/Iranun/Iraynon and Boholano (0.1 percent each), and others. Majority of the households lived in housing units they owned or amortized In 2010, the province had 83.4 percent of the total 123 thousand households who owned or amortized the housing unit they occupied. The corresponding figure in 2000 was 72.4 percent of the total 90 thousand households. Moreover, 13.7 percent of the households were occupying their housing units rent-free but with consent of the owner while 0.8 percent were occupying housing units rent-free but without consent of the owner. The remaining 1.7 percent of the households or about 2,100 households in the province rented the housing units they occupied. Households with monthly rental of P500 or less accounted for 54.0 percent of the total households who rented the housing units they occupied. Households with monthly rental ranging from P501 to P1,000 made up 16.6 percent. Households with monthly rental from P1,001 to P1,500 comprised 10.9 percent, households with monthly rental from P1,501 to P2,000 accounted for 4.6 percent, and households with monthly rental from P2,001 to P4,000 had a share of 7.0 percent. The rest of the households rented their housing units at more than P4,000 per month. Four in every five households purchased the housing unit they occupied Among the 102 thousand households who owned or amortized the housing unit they occupied, 81.9 percent reported that their housing unit was purchased, 15.6 percent reported that it was inherited, 1.4 percent reported their housing unit was received as a gift, and less than 0.1 percent reported that it was acquired as a company benefit. Of those households who purchased their housing unit, 95.6 percent used their own resources or interest-free loans from relatives/friends in purchasing it. The rest of the households purchased their housing unit through loan with interest from private persons (2.4 percent); government assistance through NHA, Pag-ibig, GSIS, SSS, DBP, and others (1.8 percent); private banks, foundations, cooperatives (0.7 percent); employer assistance (0.4 percent); and others.

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POPULATION STATISTICS

2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING

LANAO DEL NORTE

Table 1. Total Household Population by Five-Year Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)

Five-Year Age Group and City/Municipality Total Household Population Both Sexes Male Female

LANAO DEL NORTE (excluding Iligan City) Total 0-4 607,116 305,645 301,471 5-9 81,592 41,181 40,411 10-14 82,701 41,659 41,042 15-19 76,765 39,064 37,701 20-24 67,634 34,092 33,542 25-29 53,162 26,755 26,407 30-34 44,688 22,282 22,406 35-39 40,288 20,279 20,009 40-44 35,892 18,147 17,745 45-49 32,698 16,483 16,215 50-54 26,173 13,333 12,840 55-59 20,512 10,497 10,015 60-64 15,396 7,828 7,568 65 and over 10,971 5,490 5,481 BACOLOD Total 21,790 11,109 10,681 0-4 2,384 1,264 1,120 5-9 2,464 1,270 1,194 10-14 2,529 1,312 1,217 15-19 2,397 1,198 1,199 20-24 1,879 993 886 25-29 1,538 759 779 30-34 1,424 718 706 35-39 1,317 698 619 40-44 1,290 647 643 45-49 1,200 602 598 50-54 1,000 500 500 55-59 755 409 346 60-64 584 286 298 65 and over 1,029 453 576 BALOI Total 50,257 24,697 25,560 0-4 7,678 3,891 3,787 5-9 7,908 3,899 4,009 10-14 6,858 3,453 3,405 15-19 5,421 2,565 2,856 20-24 4,280 2,075 2,205 25-29 3,750 1,722 2,028 30-34 3,378 1,612 1,766 35-39 2,898 1,426 1,472 40-44 2,414 1,175 1,239 45-49 1,802 872 930 50-54 1,347 704 643 55-59 898 474 424 60-64 637 330 307 65 and over 988 499 489

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Table 1. Total Household Population by Five-Year Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 – continued (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)


BAROY Total 20,926 10,691 10,235 0-4 2,247 1,151 1,096 5-9 2,127 1,141 986 10-14 2,258 1,135 1,123 15-19 2,319 1,235 1,084 20-24 1,799 882 917 25-29 1,484 776 708 30-34 1,351 706 645 35-39 1,284 677 607 40-44 1,257 644 613 45-49 1,110 561 549 50-54 1,028 542 486 55-59 873 418 455 60-64 639 315 324 65 and over 1,150 508 642 KAPATAGAN Total 53,916 27,559 26,357 0-4 6,445 3,230 3,215 5-9 6,216 3,180 3,036 10-14 6,283 3,248 3,035 15-19 6,566 3,330 3,236 20-24 5,429 2,910 2,519 25-29 4,256 2,251 2,005 30-34 3,607 1,838 1,769 35-39 3,165 1,611 1,554 40-44 2,915 1,487 1,428 45-49 2,604 1,341 1,263 50-54 2,102 1,085 1,017 55-59 1,496 728 768 60-64 986 484 502 65 and over 1,846 836 1,010 SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO (KAROMATAN) Total 52,416 26,339 26,077 0-4 6,934 3,490 3,444 5-9 7,501 3,783 3,718 10-14 6,859 3,496 3,363 15-19 6,131 3,089 3,042 20-24 4,745 2,328 2,417 25-29 3,865 1,876 1,989 30-34 3,444 1,725 1,719 35-39 3,134 1,631 1,503 40-44 2,646 1,295 1,351 45-49 2,215 1,120 1,095 50-54 1,628 846 782 55-59 1,176 612 564 60-64 805 387 418 65 and over 1,333 661 672

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KAUSWAGAN Total 24,001 12,246 11,755 0-4 2,872 1,496 1,376 5-9 2,918 1,516 1,402 10-14 2,933 1,474 1,459 15-19 2,789 1,460 1,329 20-24 2,250 1,170 1,080 25-29 1,714 890 824 30-34 1,497 769 728 35-39 1,361 661 700 40-44 1,342 685 657 45-49 1,184 589 595 50-54 941 502 439 55-59 746 365 381 60-64 534 278 256 65 and over 920 391 529 KOLAMBUGAN Total 26,408 13,434 12,974 0-4 2,892 1,490 1,402 5-9 2,944 1,502 1,442 10-14 2,880 1,467 1,413 15-19 2,938 1,547 1,391 20-24 2,390 1,248 1,142 25-29 1,907 983 924 30-34 1,800 908 892 35-39 1,586 790 796 40-44 1,600 816 784 45-49 1,365 693 672 50-54 1,227 626 601 55-59 936 470 466 60-64 674 339 335 65 and over 1,269 555 714 LALA Total 65,271 33,604 31,667 0-4 8,090 4,224 3,866 5-9 7,416 3,808 3,608 10-14 7,533 3,971 3,562 15-19 7,398 3,905 3,493 20-24 5,818 2,989 2,829 25-29 4,765 2,535 2,230 30-34 4,300 2,258 2,042 35-39 3,916 2,031 1,885 40-44 3,742 1,921 1,821 45-49 3,211 1,663 1,548 50-54 2,697 1,326 1,371 55-59 2,171 1,090 1,081 60-64 1,525 747 778 65 and over 2,689 1,136 1,553

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LINAMON Total 17,484 9,014 8,470 0-4 2,129 1,125 1,004 5-9 1,866 984 882 10-14 1,970 1,060 910 15-19 1,925 1,002 923 20-24 1,746 885 861 25-29 1,416 755 661 30-34 1,118 578 540 35-39 995 505 490 40-44 957 481 476 45-49 920 462 458 50-54 753 382 371 55-59 618 310 308 60-64 365 179 186 65 and over 706 306 400 MAGSAYSAY Total 16,442 8,229 8,213 0-4 2,293 1,126 1,167 5-9 2,448 1,183 1,265 10-14 2,168 1,091 1,077 15-19 1,713 880 833 20-24 1,297 661 636 25-29 1,281 621 660 30-34 1,177 583 594 35-39 1,018 518 500 40-44 970 521 449 45-49 659 335 324 50-54 432 231 201 55-59 318 153 165 60-64 229 106 123 65 and over 439 220 219 MAIGO Total 20,093 10,214 9,879 0-4 2,104 1,099 1,005 5-9 2,186 1,129 1,057 10-14 2,358 1,228 1,130 15-19 2,328 1,162 1,166 20-24 1,851 965 886 25-29 1,403 730 673 30-34 1,299 684 615 35-39 1,276 629 647 40-44 1,201 598 603 45-49 1,078 566 512 50-54 902 456 446 55-59 661 325 336 60-64 484 228 256 65 and over 962 415 547

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MATUNGAO Total 12,217 6,045 6,172 0-4 1,794 853 941 5-9 1,942 988 954 10-14 1,681 856 825 15-19 1,347 668 679 20-24 1,090 514 576 25-29 894 429 465 30-34 803 384 419 35-39 676 365 311 40-44 582 257 325 45-49 457 246 211 50-54 330 164 166 55-59 213 110 103 60-64 159 84 75 65 and over 249 127 122 MUNAI Total 27,600 13,648 13,952 0-4 4,334 2,113 2,221 5-9 4,765 2,378 2,387 10-14 4,097 2,030 2,067 15-19 2,861 1,400 1,461 20-24 2,066 967 1,099 25-29 2,073 965 1,108 30-34 2,020 969 1,051 35-39 1,678 837 841 40-44 1,481 762 719 45-49 906 480 426 50-54 563 323 240 55-59 305 158 147 60-64 221 134 87 65 and over 230 132 98 NUNUNGAN Total 16,304 8,034 8,270 0-4 2,636 1,389 1,247 5-9 2,836 1,397 1,439 10-14 2,340 1,137 1,203 15-19 1,628 762 866 20-24 1,131 547 584 25-29 1,106 498 608 30-34 1,107 541 566 35-39 1,049 484 565 40-44 864 436 428 45-49 623 319 304 50-54 372 192 180 55-59 234 139 95 60-64 176 75 101 65 and over 202 118 84

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PANTAO RAGAT Total 23,122 11,253 11,869 0-4 4,176 2,083 2,093 5-9 4,265 2,093 2,172 10-14 3,374 1,635 1,739 15-19 2,348 1,143 1,205 20-24 1,717 814 903 25-29 1,605 722 883 30-34 1,477 731 746 35-39 1,149 559 590 40-44 954 458 496 45-49 659 327 332 50-54 436 232 204 55-59 367 184 183 60-64 261 115 146 65 and over 334 157 177 POONA PIAGAPO Total 23,421 11,540 11,881 0-4 4,388 2,181 2,207 5-9 4,173 2,037 2,136 10-14 3,302 1,628 1,674 15-19 2,416 1,156 1,260 20-24 1,825 841 984 25-29 1,640 776 864 30-34 1,508 757 751 35-39 1,250 607 643 40-44 1,109 547 562 45-49 688 372 316 50-54 415 220 195 55-59 269 158 111 60-64 192 109 83 65 and over 246 151 95 SALVADOR Total 27,320 13,685 13,635 0-4 3,888 1,906 1,982 5-9 3,944 1,970 1,974 10-14 3,489 1,850 1,639 15-19 3,127 1,569 1,558 20-24 2,469 1,200 1,269 25-29 2,081 998 1,083 30-34 1,702 862 840 35-39 1,668 824 844 40-44 1,412 706 706 45-49 1,053 561 492 50-54 755 379 376 55-59 579 306 273 60-64 433 218 215 65 and over 720 336 384

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SAPAD Total 19,479 9,733 9,746 0-4 2,765 1,340 1,425 5-9 2,543 1,275 1,268 10-14 2,477 1,244 1,233 15-19 2,287 1,177 1,110 20-24 1,636 825 811 25-29 1,376 721 655 30-34 1,330 657 673 35-39 1,207 614 593 40-44 1,028 509 519 45-49 788 381 407 50-54 618 316 302 55-59 489 240 249 60-64 406 205 201 65 and over 529 229 300 TAGOLOAN Total 11,625 5,944 5,681 0-4 1,899 973 926 5-9 1,803 891 912 10-14 1,536 794 742 15-19 1,309 648 661 20-24 1,077 568 509 25-29 874 440 434 30-34 756 402 354 35-39 571 285 286 40-44 591 312 279 45-49 389 203 186 50-54 278 142 136 55-59 218 119 99 60-64 131 64 67 65 and over 193 103 90 TANGCAL Total 12,588 6,251 6,337 0-4 2,093 1,028 1,065 5-9 2,312 1,159 1,153 10-14 1,921 970 951 15-19 1,204 585 619 20-24 868 415 453 25-29 983 466 517 30-34 840 390 450 35-39 792 389 403 40-44 618 335 283 45-49 319 170 149 50-54 234 113 121 55-59 131 73 58 60-64 107 57 50 65 and over 166 101 65

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Table 1. Total Household Population by Five-Year Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 – concluded (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)


TUBOD (Capital) Total 45,996 23,438 22,558 0-4 4,941 2,477 2,464 5-9 4,839 2,455 2,384 10-14 5,068 2,578 2,490 15-19 5,301 2,727 2,574 20-24 4,350 2,305 2,045 25-29 3,385 1,753 1,632 30-34 3,086 1,651 1,435 35-39 2,798 1,444 1,354 40-44 2,772 1,413 1,359 45-49 2,347 1,187 1,160 50-54 2,042 995 1,047 55-59 1,653 826 827 60-64 1,252 646 606 65 and over 2,162 981 1,181 PANTAR Total 18,440 8,938 9,502 0-4 2,610 1,252 1,358 5-9 3,285 1,621 1,664 10-14 2,851 1,407 1,444 15-19 1,881 884 997 20-24 1,449 653 796 25-29 1,292 616 676 30-34 1,264 556 708 35-39 1,104 562 542 40-44 953 478 475 45-49 596 283 313 50-54 412 221 191 55-59 290 161 129 60-64 171 104 67 65 and over 282 140 142

Source: National Statistics Office, 2010 Census of Population and Housing

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Table 2. Literacy of Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)

Age Group and City/Municipality

Household Population 10 Years Old and Over Literate

Both Sexes Male Female


LANAO DEL NORTE (excluding Iligan City) Total 442,823 222,805 220,018 415,469 208,390 207,079 10-14 76,765 39,064 37,701 72,603 36,521 36,082 15-19 67,634 34,092 33,542 65,835 33,045 32,790 20-24 53,162 26,755 26,407 51,478 25,807 25,671 25-29 44,688 22,282 22,406 42,561 21,179 21,382 30-34 40,288 20,279 20,009 37,955 19,055 18,900 35-39 35,892 18,147 17,745 33,478 16,843 16,635 40-44 32,698 16,483 16,215 30,109 15,090 15,019 45-49 26,173 13,333 12,840 24,015 12,227 11,788 50-54 20,512 10,497 10,015 18,667 9,624 9,043 55-59 15,396 7,828 7,568 13,904 7,072 6,832 60-64 10,971 5,490 5,481 9,647 4,884 4,763 65 and over 18,644 8,555 10,089 15,217 7,043 8,174 BACOLOD Total 16,942 8,575 8,367 16,339 8,240 8,098 10-14 2,529 1,312 1,217 2,434 1,246 1,188 15-19 2,397 1,198 1,199 2,363 1,177 1,187 20-24 1,879 993 886 1,846 960 886 25-29 1,538 759 779 1,504 753 751 30-34 1,424 718 706 1,399 702 697 35-39 1,317 698 619 1,284 688 595 40-44 1,290 647 643 1,227 606 621 45-49 1,200 602 598 1,132 556 576 50-54 1,000 500 500 972 491 481 55-59 755 409 346 735 399 336 60-64 584 286 298 548 271 277 65 and over 1,029 453 576 894 391 503 BALOI Total 34,671 16,907 17,764 31,989 15,506 16,483 10-14 6,858 3,453 3,405 6,341 3,117 3,224 15-19 5,421 2,565 2,856 5,307 2,530 2,776 20-24 4,280 2,075 2,205 4,102 1,961 2,142 25-29 3,750 1,722 2,028 3,571 1,619 1,952 30-34 3,378 1,612 1,766 3,179 1,525 1,654 35-39 2,898 1,426 1,472 2,693 1,292 1,400 40-44 2,414 1,175 1,239 2,117 1,015 1,102 45-49 1,802 872 930 1,633 815 817 50-54 1,347 704 643 1,136 594 542 55-59 898 474 424 731 383 348 60-64 637 330 307 532 286 246 65 and over 988 499 489 647 368 279

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Table 2. Literacy of Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 – continued (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)





BAROY Total 16,552 8,399 8,153 16,193 8,185 8,008 10-14 2,258 1,135 1,123 2,191 1,086 1,105 15-19 2,319 1,235 1,084 2,286 1,217 1,069 20-24 1,799 882 917 1,785 868 917 25-29 1,484 776 708 1,469 761 708 30-34 1,351 706 645 1,346 706 640 35-39 1,284 677 607 1,275 673 603 40-44 1,257 644 613 1,247 634 613 45-49 1,110 561 549 1,079 535 543 50-54 1,028 542 486 1,014 528 486 55-59 873 418 455 854 408 445 60-64 639 315 324 617 303 314 65 and over 1,150 508 642 1,030 465 565 KAPATAGAN Total 41,255 21,149 20,106 39,859 20,339 19,520 10-14 6,283 3,248 3,035 5,985 3,031 2,954 15-19 6,566 3,330 3,236 6,432 3,244 3,188 20-24 5,429 2,910 2,519 5,358 2,872 2,485 25-29 4,256 2,251 2,005 4,205 2,227 1,978 30-34 3,607 1,838 1,769 3,527 1,790 1,737 35-39 3,165 1,611 1,554 3,097 1,580 1,517 40-44 2,915 1,487 1,428 2,842 1,433 1,409 45-49 2,604 1,341 1,263 2,540 1,296 1,245 50-54 2,102 1,085 1,017 2,017 1,027 990 55-59 1,496 728 768 1,422 692 729 60-64 986 484 502 937 475 462 65 and over 1,846 836 1,010 1,496 671 826 SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO (KAROMATAN) Total 37,981 19,066 18,915 35,652 17,785 17,867 10-14 6,859 3,496 3,363 6,569 3,293 3,276 15-19 6,131 3,089 3,042 5,995 2,991 3,004 20-24 4,745 2,328 2,417 4,632 2,261 2,371 25-29 3,865 1,876 1,989 3,696 1,772 1,924 30-34 3,444 1,725 1,719 3,254 1,636 1,618 35-39 3,134 1,631 1,503 2,910 1,491 1,419 40-44 2,646 1,295 1,351 2,428 1,172 1,256 45-49 2,215 1,120 1,095 1,971 993 978 50-54 1,628 846 782 1,460 773 686 55-59 1,176 612 564 1,059 548 511 60-64 805 387 418 660 339 321 65 and over 1,333 661 672 1,018 514 504

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KAUSWAGAN Total 18,211 9,234 8,977 17,038 8,618 8,420 10-14 2,933 1,474 1,459 2,723 1,355 1,367 15-19 2,789 1,460 1,329 2,722 1,431 1,291 20-24 2,250 1,170 1,080 2,178 1,119 1,059 25-29 1,714 890 824 1,619 829 789 30-34 1,497 769 728 1,443 744 699 35-39 1,361 661 700 1,292 611 682 40-44 1,342 685 657 1,242 619 623 45-49 1,184 589 595 1,122 556 565 50-54 941 502 439 851 479 372 55-59 746 365 381 662 324 337 60-64 534 278 256 487 256 231 65 and over 920 391 529 697 294 403 KOLAMBUGAN Total 20,572 10,442 10,130 20,170 10,208 9,962 10-14 2,880 1,467 1,413 2,839 1,435 1,404 15-19 2,938 1,547 1,391 2,913 1,527 1,387 20-24 2,390 1,248 1,142 2,370 1,233 1,137 25-29 1,907 983 924 1,880 967 914 30-34 1,800 908 892 1,754 887 867 35-39 1,586 790 796 1,539 753 786 40-44 1,600 816 784 1,591 811 779 45-49 1,365 693 672 1,350 684 667 50-54 1,227 626 601 1,216 626 590 55-59 936 470 466 907 450 457 60-64 674 339 335 632 314 318 65 and over 1,269 555 714 1,179 523 656 LALA Total 49,765 25,572 24,193 48,670 24,962 23,708 10-14 7,533 3,971 3,562 7,345 3,849 3,496 15-19 7,398 3,905 3,493 7,307 3,846 3,461 20-24 5,818 2,989 2,829 5,778 2,964 2,815 25-29 4,765 2,535 2,230 4,719 2,515 2,204 30-34 4,300 2,258 2,042 4,248 2,235 2,013 35-39 3,916 2,031 1,885 3,841 1,973 1,869 40-44 3,742 1,921 1,821 3,685 1,886 1,800 45-49 3,211 1,663 1,548 3,154 1,625 1,529 50-54 2,697 1,326 1,371 2,671 1,310 1,361 55-59 2,171 1,090 1,081 2,105 1,053 1,052 60-64 1,525 747 778 1,452 701 750 65 and over 2,689 1,136 1,553 2,365 1,007 1,358

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LINAMON Total 13,489 6,905 6,584 13,304 6,824 6,480 10-14 1,970 1,060 910 1,941 1,037 904 15-19 1,925 1,002 923 1,915 997 918 20-24 1,746 885 861 1,732 880 852 25-29 1,416 755 661 1,406 755 651 30-34 1,118 578 540 1,108 573 535 35-39 995 505 490 985 500 486 40-44 957 481 476 952 476 476 45-49 920 462 458 911 457 454 50-54 753 382 371 748 382 366 55-59 618 310 308 598 301 297 60-64 365 179 186 359 179 180 65 and over 706 306 400 648 287 361 MAGSAYSAY Total 11,701 5,920 5,781 10,789 5,458 5,331 10-14 2,168 1,091 1,077 2,089 1,047 1,042 15-19 1,713 880 833 1,695 862 833 20-24 1,297 661 636 1,225 628 597 25-29 1,281 621 660 1,166 566 600 30-34 1,177 583 594 1,071 516 554 35-39 1,018 518 500 874 454 421 40-44 970 521 449 872 477 395 45-49 659 335 324 587 305 282 50-54 432 231 201 365 185 180 55-59 318 153 165 272 132 140 60-64 229 106 123 193 90 103 65 and over 439 220 219 379 195 184 MAIGO Total 15,803 7,986 7,817 15,611 7,873 7,738 10-14 2,358 1,228 1,130 2,297 1,189 1,108 15-19 2,328 1,162 1,166 2,312 1,151 1,161 20-24 1,851 965 886 1,837 956 881 25-29 1,403 730 673 1,393 730 663 30-34 1,299 684 615 1,294 679 615 35-39 1,276 629 647 1,271 624 647 40-44 1,201 598 603 1,201 598 603 45-49 1,078 566 512 1,073 566 507 50-54 902 456 446 888 446 442 55-59 661 325 336 646 325 321 60-64 484 228 256 464 208 256 65 and over 962 415 547 937 401 536

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MATUNGAO Total 8,481 4,204 4,277 8,075 4,017 4,057 10-14 1,681 856 825 1,614 822 792 15-19 1,347 668 679 1,342 668 674 20-24 1,090 514 576 1,079 514 565 25-29 894 429 465 889 424 465 30-34 803 384 419 772 373 399 35-39 676 365 311 647 359 288 40-44 582 257 325 543 233 310 45-49 457 246 211 412 220 191 50-54 330 164 166 298 150 148 55-59 213 110 103 189 101 88 60-64 159 84 75 107 66 41 65 and over 249 127 122 184 88 95 MUNAI Total 18,501 9,157 9,344 16,461 8,063 8,398 10-14 4,097 2,030 2,067 3,707 1,790 1,917 15-19 2,861 1,400 1,461 2,718 1,311 1,407 20-24 2,066 967 1,099 1,928 886 1,042 25-29 2,073 965 1,108 1,922 898 1,025 30-34 2,020 969 1,051 1,812 870 943 35-39 1,678 837 841 1,424 703 721 40-44 1,481 762 719 1,255 636 619 45-49 906 480 426 701 358 343 50-54 563 323 240 434 266 168 55-59 305 158 147 235 127 107 60-64 221 134 87 153 103 49 65 and over 230 132 98 171 116 56 NUNUNGAN Total 10,832 5,248 5,584 8,468 4,048 4,420 10-14 2,340 1,137 1,203 2,075 1,009 1,066 15-19 1,628 762 866 1,509 694 815 20-24 1,131 547 584 967 477 491 25-29 1,106 498 608 800 362 437 30-34 1,107 541 566 818 373 445 35-39 1,049 484 565 814 355 459 40-44 864 436 428 628 332 296 45-49 623 319 304 415 208 207 50-54 372 192 180 159 82 77 55-59 234 139 95 103 50 52 60-64 176 75 101 107 55 52 65 and over 202 118 84 73 49 24

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PANTAO RAGAT Total 14,681 7,077 7,604 13,616 6,568 7,048 10-14 3,374 1,635 1,739 3,200 1,545 1,655 15-19 2,348 1,143 1,205 2,292 1,111 1,181 20-24 1,717 814 903 1,674 796 878 25-29 1,605 722 883 1,538 681 857 30-34 1,477 731 746 1,438 706 732 35-39 1,149 559 590 1,107 543 564 40-44 954 458 496 857 413 444 45-49 659 327 332 557 275 282 50-54 436 232 204 377 215 161 55-59 367 184 183 242 123 119 60-64 261 115 146 168 70 98 65 and over 334 157 177 167 90 76 POONA PIAGAPO Total 14,860 7,322 7,538 12,632 6,108 6,524 10-14 3,302 1,628 1,674 2,887 1,403 1,484 15-19 2,416 1,156 1,260 2,261 1,079 1,182 20-24 1,825 841 984 1,701 774 927 25-29 1,640 776 864 1,474 669 805 30-34 1,508 757 751 1,344 650 694 35-39 1,250 607 643 1,079 500 579 40-44 1,109 547 562 840 419 421 45-49 688 372 316 487 276 211 50-54 415 220 195 261 140 122 55-59 269 158 111 168 123 45 60-64 192 109 83 80 33 47 65 and over 246 151 95 50 42 8 SALVADOR Total 19,488 9,809 9,679 16,374 8,237 8,137 10-14 3,489 1,850 1,639 3,109 1,635 1,474 15-19 3,127 1,569 1,558 2,816 1,408 1,408 20-24 2,469 1,200 1,269 2,215 1,073 1,142 25-29 2,081 998 1,083 1,824 875 949 30-34 1,702 862 840 1,332 668 664 35-39 1,668 824 844 1,232 621 611 40-44 1,412 706 706 1,097 548 549 45-49 1,053 561 492 875 447 428 50-54 755 379 376 581 296 285 55-59 579 306 273 471 266 205 60-64 433 218 215 309 163 145 65 and over 720 336 384 513 236 276

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SAPAD Total 14,171 7,118 7,053 12,891 6,499 6,392 10-14 2,477 1,244 1,233 2,317 1,160 1,157 15-19 2,287 1,177 1,110 2,185 1,102 1,082 20-24 1,636 825 811 1,547 775 772 25-29 1,376 721 655 1,272 677 595 30-34 1,330 657 673 1,250 615 635 35-39 1,207 614 593 1,108 570 537 40-44 1,028 509 519 923 464 459 45-49 788 381 407 647 323 324 50-54 618 316 302 541 283 257 55-59 489 240 249 396 193 203 60-64 406 205 201 319 163 156 65 and over 529 229 300 385 173 213 TAGOLOAN Total 7,923 4,080 3,843 7,217 3,697 3,521 10-14 1,536 794 742 1,423 718 705 15-19 1,309 648 661 1,262 601 661 20-24 1,077 568 509 1,017 529 489 25-29 874 440 434 822 403 420 30-34 756 402 354 686 367 319 35-39 571 285 286 543 266 276 40-44 591 312 279 548 287 262 45-49 389 203 186 300 174 127 50-54 278 142 136 215 118 96 55-59 218 119 99 155 90 65 60-64 131 64 67 109 64 45 65 and over 193 103 90 137 81 56 TANGCAL Total 8,183 4,064 4,119 7,268 3,582 3,686 10-14 1,921 970 951 1,831 934 897 15-19 1,204 585 619 1,174 572 602 20-24 868 415 453 833 394 439 25-29 983 466 517 895 424 471 30-34 840 390 450 738 327 410 35-39 792 389 403 675 337 337 40-44 618 335 283 475 230 246 45-49 319 170 149 256 144 113 50-54 234 113 121 152 85 68 55-59 131 73 58 91 45 46 60-64 107 57 50 81 45 36 65 and over 166 101 65 67 46 22

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Table 2. Literacy of Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 – concluded (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)





TUBOD (Capital) Total 36,216 18,506 17,710 35,368 18,043 17,325 10-14 5,068 2,578 2,490 4,950 2,491 2,459 15-19 5,301 2,727 2,574 5,220 2,676 2,544 20-24 4,350 2,305 2,045 4,315 2,280 2,035 25-29 3,385 1,753 1,632 3,337 1,729 1,608 30-34 3,086 1,651 1,435 2,995 1,614 1,381 35-39 2,798 1,444 1,354 2,771 1,439 1,332 40-44 2,772 1,413 1,359 2,722 1,387 1,334 45-49 2,347 1,187 1,160 2,313 1,158 1,155 50-54 2,042 995 1,047 1,987 967 1,020 55-59 1,653 826 827 1,610 798 812 60-64 1,252 646 606 1,189 614 574 65 and over 2,162 981 1,181 1,960 890 1,070 PANTAR Total 12,545 6,065 6,480 11,488 5,533 5,955 10-14 2,851 1,407 1,444 2,734 1,328 1,405 15-19 1,881 884 997 1,807 850 957 20-24 1,449 653 796 1,359 608 751 25-29 1,292 616 676 1,162 544 619 30-34 1,264 556 708 1,149 501 648 35-39 1,104 562 542 1,016 510 506 40-44 953 478 475 814 413 401 45-49 596 283 313 500 255 245 50-54 412 221 191 325 181 144 55-59 290 161 129 256 142 114 60-64 171 104 67 145 84 61 65 and over 282 140 142 221 117 104


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Table 3. Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending School at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010 by Sex, City/Municipality of Present Residence, and Place of School (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)

Sex and City/Municipality of Present Residence

Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending School

at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010

Place of School

Same Province/ Municipality

Same Province Different

Municipality

Different Province

LANAO DEL NORTE (excluding Iligan City) Both Sexes 171,778 158,933 9,734 3,111 Male 85,389 79,579 4,392 1,418 Female 86,389 79,354 5,343 1,692 BACOLOD Both Sexes 6,007 5,543 443 21 Male 3,093 2,871 218 5 Female 2,913 2,672 225 16 BALOI Both Sexes 15,898 15,104 671 122 Male 7,743 7,379 297 67 Female 8,155 7,726 374 55 BAROY Both Sexes 5,522 5,008 348 166 Male 2,816 2,591 138 88 Female 2,706 2,417 210 79 KAPATAGAN Both Sexes 15,075 14,003 631 441 Male 7,666 7,141 346 180 Female 7,409 6,862 286 262 SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO (KAROMATAN) Both Sexes 15,848 14,880 774 194 Male 7,862 7,420 337 104 Female 7,986 7,460 436 90 KAUSWAGAN Both Sexes 6,499 5,837 603 59 Male 3,307 3,000 281 26 Female 3,192 2,837 322 33 KOLAMBUGAN Both Sexes 7,256 6,224 521 511 Male 3,707 3,207 225 275 Female 3,549 3,018 295 236 LALA Both Sexes 18,406 17,587 491 328 Male 9,354 8,948 262 144 Female 9,052 8,639 229 184

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Table 3. Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending School at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010 by Sex, City/Municipality of Present Residence, and Place of School – continued (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)




Place of School



Municipality

Different Province

LINAMON Both Sexes 4,975 4,523 437 15 Male 2,684 2,485 188 10 Female 2,291 2,038 249 5 MAGSAYSAY Both Sexes 4,772 4,389 302 80 Male 2,286 2,112 141 33 Female 2,485 2,277 161 47 MAIGO Both Sexes 5,590 5,267 260 62 Male 2,785 2,645 106 34 Female 2,805 2,622 154 29 MATUNGAO Both Sexes 3,568 3,195 327 46 Male 1,743 1,597 126 20 Female 1,825 1,598 201 26 MUNAI Both Sexes 8,168 7,418 655 95 Male 3,968 3,622 315 31 Female 4,200 3,796 340 64 NUNUNGAN Both Sexes 4,608 3,927 578 104 Male 2,192 1,902 242 48 Female 2,416 2,025 336 55 PANTAO RAGAT Both Sexes 7,600 7,046 415 139 Male 3,617 3,408 161 48 Female 3,984 3,638 255 91 POONA PIAGAPO Both Sexes 5,564 5,028 479 56 Male 2,629 2,421 185 22 Female 2,935 2,607 293 34 SALVADOR Both Sexes 6,837 6,607 173 57 Male 3,493 3,399 69 25 Female 3,344 3,208 104 32

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Table 3. Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Attending School at Anytime from June 2009 to March 2010 by Sex, City/Municipality of Present Residence, and Place of School – concluded (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)




Place of School



Municipality

Different Province

SAPAD Both Sexes 5,120 4,720 364 36 Male 2,500 2,294 190 15 Female 2,620 2,426 173 21 TAGOLOAN Both Sexes 2,667 2,558 62 46 Male 1,288 1,251 21 16 Female 1,379 1,308 41 30 TANGCAL Both Sexes 4,061 3,753 228 80 Male 2,016 1,870 102 44 Female 2,045 1,884 126 35 TUBOD (Capital) Both Sexes 12,198 10,888 958 353 Male 6,064 5,495 436 134 Female 6,134 5,393 522 219 PANTAR Both Sexes 5,540 5,426 15 99 Male 2,574 2,520 5 49 Female 2,965 2,906 10 49


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Table 4. Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Major Occupation Group, Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2010 (Figures are based on 20-percent sample households. Details may not add up to total due to rounding off.)

Sex, Major Occupation Group, and City/Municipality Total Gainful

Workers 15 Years Old and Over

Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 LANAO DEL NORTE (excluding Iligan City) Both Sexes

Total 191,553 15,140 25,174 25,993 24,649 Officials of Government and Special Interest

Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 16,189 302 1,215 1,649 2,139

Professionals 5,953 - 475 961 903 Technicians and Associate Professionals 1,549 31 168 204 291 Clerks 2,649 87 383 624 372 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 11,323 1,501 2,597 1,780 1,575 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 74,084 1,568 5,611 8,893 9,962 Trade and Related Workers 7,110 228 642 857 1,025 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 12,099 463 1,488 2,147 2,150 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 59,594 10,961 12,497 8,756 6,114 Armed Forces 5 - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 9 - 4 - - Not Reported 989 - 94 122 118

Male


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 7,382 117 547 795 1,082

Professionals 1,506 - 131 228 192 Technicians and Associate Professionals 868 6 111 109 178 Clerks 994 16 123 246 144 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 6,305 568 1,197 1,022 1,006 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 67,696 1,463 5,323 8,500 9,553 Trade and Related Workers 6,414 179 575 809 964 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 11,913 458 1,463 2,114 2,115 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 41,152 7,759 9,244 6,348 4,286 Armed Forces 5 - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 5 - - - - Not Reported 410 - 34 45 39

Female


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 8,806 186 668 854 1,057

Professionals 4,446 - 344 733 711 Technicians and Associate Professionals 681 26 57 95 112 Clerks 1,654 71 260 377 227 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 5,018 933 1,400 758 570 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 6,389 105 288 393 410 Trade and Related Workers 696 48 67 48 61 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 186 5 25 33 36 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 18,442 3,201 3,254 2,408 1,829 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 4 - 4 - - Not Reported 579 - 60 76 79

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 BACOLOD Both Sexes

Total 6,896 268 672 843 838 Officials of Government and Special Interest

Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 519 5 9 28 67

Professionals 264 - 32 51 38 Technicians and Associate Professionals 77 - 4 9 19 Clerks 111 - 20 32 9 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 658 59 99 102 87 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,339 15 145 210 256 Trade and Related Workers 479 - 18 38 92 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 378 5 23 77 58 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 2,006 184 311 295 196 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 64 - 10 - 15

Male



Professionals 63 - 9 - 19 Technicians and Associate Professionals 43 - 4 5 14 Clerks 38 - 9 5 - Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 430 11 71 62 54 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,230 15 140 210 251 Trade and Related Workers 441 - 18 38 92 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 378 5 23 77 58 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,408 115 262 222 145 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 39 - 5 - 10

Female


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 294 - - 14 37

Professionals 200 - 23 51 18 Technicians and Associate Professionals 34 - - 5 5 Clerks 73 - 11 27 9 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 228 49 28 41 33 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 109 - 6 - 5 Trade and Related Workers 38 - - - - Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers - - - - - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 598 69 50 73 51 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 24 - 5 - 5

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 BALOI Both Sexes


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 1,630 18 139 214 324

Professionals 651 - 39 121 113 Technicians and Associate Professionals 98 - 6 25 15 Clerks 192 6 11 44 15 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 1,179 166 232 195 131 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 4,754 98 387 593 652 Trade and Related Workers 342 18 26 37 51 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,067 52 112 231 227 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 5,132 930 1,205 777 699 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 75 - 6 5 16

Male

Total 10,797 850 1,538 1,590 1,571 Officials of Government and Special Interest


Professionals 109 - 10 17 5 Technicians and Associate Professionals 56 - - 15 6 Clerks 74 6 5 16 - Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 602 71 110 102 63 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 4,454 98 381 579 642 Trade and Related Workers 294 6 26 37 45 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,063 47 112 231 227 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 3,121 610 811 436 382 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 15 - - - 5

Female




Workers 577 95 122 94 68 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 300 - 7 14 10 Trade and Related Workers 48 12 - - 5 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 5 5 - - - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 2,011 320 393 342 317 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 59 - 6 5 11

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 BAROY Both Sexes




Workers 438 34 74 71 62 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,720 32 115 251 249 Trade and Related Workers 416 10 28 50 56 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 617 29 64 104 110 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,678 217 273 270 165 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 55 - 4 19 4

Male


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 270 - 5 22 41

Professionals 77 - - 21 - Technicians and Associate Professionals 24 - 5 - 5 Clerks 70 - - 5 27 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 284 20 42 42 42 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,501 32 115 251 244 Trade and Related Workers 382 10 28 50 56 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 603 29 59 95 110 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,180 165 236 220 117 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 28 - 4 5 4

Female




Workers 154 14 32 29 20 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 219 - - - 5 Trade and Related Workers 34 - - - - Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 15 - 5 9 - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 498 52 37 51 48 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 27 - - 14 -

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 ILIGAN CITY Both Sexes


Organizations, Corporate Executives, Managers, Managing Proprietors, and Supervisors 16,751 149 818 1,460 1,896

Professionals 9,948 5 930 1,708 1,220 Technicians and Associate Professionals 3,394 48 455 510 454 Clerks 6,443 115 819 1,272 978 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 13,489 1,223 2,859 2,320 1,798 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 9,902 107 554 882 1,135 Trade and Related Workers 12,743 236 1,011 1,528 1,812 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 11,736 159 1,071 1,637 1,857 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 26,553 4,039 4,545 3,736 3,217 Armed Forces 20 - 5 10 - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 15 - - - 5 Not Reported 1,719 - 147 249 235

Male



Professionals 3,821 - 250 639 444 Technicians and Associate Professionals 2,187 37 289 357 287 Clerks 2,518 21 295 482 388 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 7,381 464 1,323 1,298 1,130 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 8,787 66 525 825 1,073 Trade and Related Workers 12,121 220 992 1,491 1,756 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 11,522 148 1,046 1,622 1,837 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 17,248 2,131 3,223 2,706 2,333 Armed Forces 15 - 5 5 - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 10 - - - - Not Reported 705 - 57 118 69

Female



Professionals 6,127 5 680 1,069 775 Technicians and Associate Professionals 1,207 11 166 153 167 Clerks 3,925 94 524 790 590 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 6,108 759 1,536 1,022 668 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 1,115 41 29 57 62 Trade and Related Workers 623 16 20 37 56 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 214 11 25 15 19 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 9,305 1,908 1,321 1,030 884 Armed Forces 5 - - 5 - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 5 - - - 5 Not Reported 1,014 - 90 132 165

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 KAPATAGAN Both Sexes



Professionals 457 - 45 68 69 Technicians and Associate Professionals 166 15 19 5 36 Clerks 312 31 63 87 35 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 1,617 252 468 264 223 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 5,302 71 362 556 600 Trade and Related Workers 717 35 76 96 121 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,666 101 258 341 240 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 6,424 1,020 1,429 908 627 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 145 - 10 14 16

Male



Professionals 122 - 15 20 20 Technicians and Associate Professionals 100 - 19 - 25 Clerks 109 5 19 30 24 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 917 117 250 167 111 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 4,833 66 348 536 600 Trade and Related Workers 640 30 66 91 116 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,650 101 248 341 240 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 4,874 716 1,105 716 503 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 45 - - 5 5

Female



Professionals 335 - 30 48 50 Technicians and Associate Professionals 66 15 - 5 11 Clerks 203 26 44 57 11 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 699 135 217 96 113 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 469 5 14 19 - Trade and Related Workers 76 5 10 5 6 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 15 - 10 - - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,551 304 324 191 124 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 100 - 10 9 11

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO (KAROMATAN) Both Sexes




Workers 758 110 226 121 135 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 8,285 213 729 1,023 1,187 Trade and Related Workers 381 43 46 66 42 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 738 37 162 178 82 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 6,674 1,347 1,366 980 584 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 49 - - 5 12

Male



Professionals 80 - 5 19 10 Technicians and Associate Professionals 64 - 5 9 20 Clerks 42 5 5 - 10 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 345 26 77 42 87 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 7,562 186 673 971 1,129 Trade and Related Workers 313 16 36 57 42 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 729 37 162 173 82 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 3,295 882 811 487 240 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 10 - - - -

Female



Professionals 325 - 56 64 42 Technicians and Associate Professionals 71 - - 5 24 Clerks 59 5 - 9 18 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 412 84 149 79 48 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 723 27 56 52 58 Trade and Related Workers 68 27 10 9 - Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 9 - - 4 - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 3,378 464 555 493 344 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 39 - - 5 12

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 KAUSWAGAN Both Sexes

Total 7,522 562 902 1,005 834 Officials of Government and Special Interest


Professionals 189 - 5 21 33 Technicians and Associate Professionals 75 6 5 11 14 Clerks 140 5 30 36 21 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 627 51 97 79 104 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,532 70 187 269 265 Trade and Related Workers 510 13 59 59 63 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 457 12 33 54 117 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 2,310 394 432 412 169 Armed Forces 5 - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 5 - - - - Not Reported 73 - - 11 -

Male



Professionals 77 - - 5 21 Technicians and Associate Professionals 50 6 - 5 14 Clerks 65 - 5 21 10 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 439 31 49 44 93 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,278 70 177 264 265 Trade and Related Workers 460 13 54 44 63 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 436 12 28 49 105 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,671 312 329 342 127 Armed Forces 5 - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified 5 - - - - Not Reported 39 - - 5 -

Female



Professionals 112 - 5 16 12 Technicians and Associate Professionals 24 - 5 5 - Clerks 75 5 25 15 11 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 188 20 47 35 11 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 254 - 10 5 - Trade and Related Workers 50 - 5 15 - Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 21 - 5 5 11 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 639 81 104 70 42 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 34 - - 5 -

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 KOLAMBUGAN Both Sexes

Total 8,831 542 1,070 1,132 1,083 Officials of Government and Special Interest



Workers 746 83 114 147 123 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,585 35 177 248 284 Trade and Related Workers 690 25 66 53 95 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 716 5 60 101 145 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 2,084 381 459 367 184 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 25 - 5 - -

Male



Professionals 144 - 10 32 11 Technicians and Associate Professionals 67 - 29 5 - Clerks 45 - 5 16 5 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 437 25 60 93 89 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 2,406 35 161 238 280 Trade and Related Workers 646 20 60 53 86 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 711 5 60 101 140 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,443 284 383 265 139 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 5 - - - -

Female




Workers 309 57 54 54 34 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 179 - 16 10 4 Trade and Related Workers 44 5 5 - 10 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 5 - - - 5 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 641 97 76 102 44 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 20 - 5 - -

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 LALA Both Sexes



Professionals 1,050 - 85 160 204 Technicians and Associate Professionals 255 10 25 45 48 Clerks 486 - 83 131 76 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 1,662 240 428 287 208 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 6,366 227 413 590 716 Trade and Related Workers 1,147 14 112 177 142 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,897 79 201 286 322 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 9,734 1,306 1,489 1,220 1,099 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 171 - 5 25 28

Male




Workers 839 75 173 207 108 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 4,864 178 319 475 550 Trade and Related Workers 1,041 14 107 172 133 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 1,822 79 201 276 313 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 6,939 914 1,134 978 851 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 72 - 5 15 5

Female



Professionals 728 - 54 135 171 Technicians and Associate Professionals 130 10 5 15 14 Clerks 298 - 63 76 43 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 823 165 254 80 99 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 1,502 49 94 116 166 Trade and Related Workers 105 - 5 5 9 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 75 - - 10 10 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 2,795 393 355 242 248 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 99 - - 10 23

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Age group

15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 LINAMON Both Sexes




Workers 613 72 85 96 112 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 919 5 78 97 74 Trade and Related Workers 760 10 63 103 139 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 638 14 43 113 110 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,547 149 310 314 175 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 45 - - - -

Male




Workers 330 19 39 40 66 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 845 5 78 97 74 Trade and Related Workers 736 10 63 103 139 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 634 14 43 108 110 Laborers and Unskilled Workers 1,087 101 227 229 129 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 21 - - - -

Female



Professionals 222 - 18 36 25 Technicians and Associate Professionals 24 - - - 10 Clerks 89 - 9 15 15 Services Workers and Shop and Market Sales

Workers 283 53 46 56 46 Farmers, Forestry Workers and Fishermen 74 - - - - Trade and Related Workers 24 - - - - Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 5 - - 5 - Laborers and Unskilled Workers 460 47 83 85 46 Armed Forces - - - - - Other Occupation Not Elsewhere Classified - - - - - Not Reported 24 - - - -

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