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City of Surigao Socio Economic Profile 2012

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BRIEF HISTORY 1

SEAL OF THE CITY OF SURIGAO 2

CITY FLOWER 3

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS 4-5

Chapter I- GEO-PHYSICAL PROFILE

Table 1.1 Land Area by Barangay 7

Table 1.2 List of Barangays by Cluster 8

Table 1.3 Highest Peak Elevation 9

Table 1.4 Major Island Groups 9

Table 1.5 Barangay Elevation and Coordinate 10

Table 1.6 General Land Classification 11

Table 1.7 Actual/Existing Land Uses 11

Table 1.8 Land Reform Area 12

Table 1.9 Watersheds 13

Table 1.10 Proclaimed Protected Area 13

Table 1.11 Water Bodies 14

Table 1.12 Soil Types and Land Area per Soil Mapping Unit 15-17

Table 1.13 Climatological Normals by Month 18

Table 1.14 Distance of Different Barangays from City Hall 21

Chapter II- DEMOGRAPHY

Table 2.1 Total Population, Household Population and Number of Household by Barangay

22

Table 2.2 Comparative Number of Household by Barangay 23

Table 2.3 Total Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, by Sex, Marital Status

24

Table 2.4 Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, by Sex and Marital Status

25

Table 2.5 Total Population by Age Group and Sex 26

Table 2.6 Household Population by Age Group and Sex 26

Table 2.7 Population by Broad Age Groups 27

Table 2.8 Population Growth Rates 28

Table 2.9 Actual Population and Population Density, by Barangay 28-29

Table 2.10 Urban-Rural Population, Growth Rate, Tempo of Urbanization 29

Table 2.11 Household Population by Mother Tongue and Sex 29-30

Table 2.12 Household Population by Religious Affiliation by Sex 31

Table 2.13 Number of Household by Household Size 31

Table 2.14 Cultural Community Profile 31

Table 2.15 Actual and Projected Population by Barangay 32

Table 2.16 Projected Population Density by Barangay 33

Table 2.17 Projected Number of Household by Barangay 34

Chapter III- SOCIAL SECTOR

Table 3.1 Number of Schools (Public and Private), by Level 35

Table 3.2 List of Existing Schools - Elementary, Secondary and Tertiary 36-40

Table 3.3 Number of School Teachers (Public and Private), by Level 41

Table 3.4 Number of Enrolment (Public and Private), by Level 42-43

Table 3.5 Number of Classroom (Public and Private), by Level 44

Table 3.6 Performance Indicator for Public Elementary and Secondary Schools

44

Table 3.7 Comparative Crude Birth Rates 45

Table 3.8 Comparative Crude Death Rates 45

Table 3.9 Comparative Maternal Mortality Rates 45

Table 3.10 Comparative Infant Mortality Rates 45

Table 3.11 Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality 46

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Table 3.12 Leading Causes of Infant Mortality 47

Table 3.13 Comparative Leading Causes of Mortality 48

Table 3.14 Comparative Leading Causes of Morbidity 49

Table 3.15 Comparative Nutritional Status of Pre-School Children by Category 50

Table 3.16 Child Care Program 51

Table 3.17 List of Hospitals, Category and Bed Capacity 51

Table 3.18 Inventory of Health Facilities/Services 52

Table 3.19 Medical Health Personnel 53

Table 3.20 Household by Sources of Water Supply 54

Table 3.21 Household with Toilet by Type 54

Table 3.22 Social Welfare Facilities 54

Table 3.23 Comparative Number of Day Care Centers 54

Table 3.24 Social Welfare Services 55

Table 3.25 Number of Birth Registered 55

Table 3.26 Number of Death Registered 56

Table 3.27 Comparative Number of Marriages Registered 56

Table 3.28 Family Planning Acceptors by Method 57

Table 3.29 Comparative Data on Crime Statistics 58

Table 3.30 Size of Police Force, Traffic Aides 59

Table 3.31 Number of Police Protective Facilities, by Type 59

Table 3.32 Comparative Number of Firemen and Firefighting Facilities 59

Table 3.33 Occupied Housing Units, Households, Household Population and Ratio of Household and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building

60

Table 3.34 Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building, Number of Household in each Housing Unit

60

Table 3.35 Households by Type of Building by Tenure Status of the Lot 60

Table 3.36 Households by Type of Building – Tenure Status of the Lot 61

Table 3.37 Households by Tenure Status of the Lot 61

Table 3.38 Household Population 5 Years Old and Over by Sex, City/Municipality of Present Residence and Place of Residence 5 Years Ago

61

Table 3.39 Households in Occupied Housing Units by Main Source of Drinking Water

61

Table 3.40 Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Outer Walls and Roof

62

Table 3.41 Inventory of Subdivisions 63-64

Number of Households and Area of Informal Settlers in Slum/Urban Center

65

Chapter IV- ECONOMIC SECTOR

Table 4.1 Projected Average Monthly Family Income 66-67

Table 4.2 Poverty Threshold, Magnitude of Families and Poverty Incidence 68

Table 4.3 Daily Minimum Wage Rates and COLA 68

Table 4.4 Labor Force Statistics 68

Table 4.5 Summary on Consumer Price Index (CPI), Inflation Rate, Purchasing Power of Peso

69

Table 4.6 Rice Areas of Surigao City 69

Table 4.7 Agricultural Crop Production 70

Table 4.8 Livestock and Poultry Inventory 71

Table 4.9 Comparative Data On Slaughtered Common Livestock 72

Table 4.10 Comparative Fishery Production 73

Table 4.11 Dominant Marine Species 73

Table 4.12 Mining Producing Companies 74

Table 4.13 Volume of Exports by Commodity 75

Table 4.14 Volume of Imports by Commodity 76

Table 4.15 Business Investments 77

Table 4.16 Type and Number of Registered Establishments 78-79

Table 4.17 Loans Granted by Type 79

Table 4.18 Inventory of Financial Institutions 80

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Table 4.19 List of Indigenous Materials and its Potential Industries 81

Table 4.20 Comparative Distribution of Travelers by Country of Residence 82-83

Table 4.21 Comparative Monthly Distribution of Foreign and Domestic Visitors 83

Table 4.22 Top Foreign Market 84

Table 4.23 Hotel Occupancy Rate 85-86

Table 4.24 Inventory of Tourists Spots/Attractions 85

Chapter V- INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

Table 5.1 Comparative Number of Approved Building Permits 95

Table 5.2 Inventory of Irrigation Facilities by Location and Area Covered 95

Table 5.3 Inventory of Agricultural Support Facilities 96

Table 5.4 Road Inventory 96

Table 5.5 Bridge Inventory 97

Table 5.6 Port Inventory 98

Table 5.7 Comparative Shipping, cargo and Passenger Statistics 98

Table 5.8 Available Marine Transportation Facilities and Services 99

Table 5.9 Inventory of Inter Island Motor Vessels 100

Table 5.10 Existing Airports by Classification 101

Table 5.11 Number of Flights, Passenger and Cargo Statistics by Month 101

Table 5.12 Air Transportation Schedule, Fare by Destination 101

Table 5.13 Status of Existing Facilities – Integrated Bus and Jeepney Terminal 102

Table 5.14 Number of Trips/Routes and Destination 103

Table 5.15 Electrical House Connection by Barangay 104

Table 5.16 Comparative Electric power Consumption 105

Table 5.17 Basic Power Rate by Type of Consumers 106

Table 5.18 Number of Consumptions and Average Water Consumption 106

Table 5.19 Water Facilities by Barangay 107-108

Table 5.20 Percent of Household Served with Potable Water Supply to Number of Households

109

Table 5.21 Comparative Data on Registered Motor Vehicles by Type 109

Table 5.22 Communications/Telecommunication Facilities 110

Table 5.23 Existing Parks and Playgrounds 111

Table 5.24 Existing Cemeteries 111

Table 5.25 Existing Sports and Recreational Facilities 112

Chapter VI- DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCING

Table 6.1 Statement of Income and Expenditures 113

Table 6.2 Personnel by Status of Appointment 114

Table 6.3 Directory of City Government department Heads / Chief of Offices 115

Table 6.4 Directory of Elected City Officials and Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairmanships

116

Table 6.5 Directory of Elected Barangay Captains and SK Chairperson 117

Table 6.6 Comparative Number of Registered Voters 118

Table 6.7 Non-Government Organizations Accredited by the Sangguniang Panlungsod

119-121

LIST OF MAPS

Figure 1.1 Location Map of Surigao City 6

Figure 1.2 Environmentally Constrained Map 19

Figure 1.3 Climate Map of the Philippines 20

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BRIEF HISTORY

The City of Surigao nestles along the northernmost tip of the Province of Surigao del Norte where mountains and hills are prominent indentions throughout the coast. It is bounded on the north and east by the Hinatuan Passage, on the west by the Surigao Strait, and on the south by Tagana-an. The city has a land area of 245.34 square kilometers and a population of 35,855 inhabitants in 1970. It has an ideal port which is shielded by the Nonoc Islands. It is also connected with good roads to Butuan City and Lianga, both in Agusan del Norte. Legendarily, the town of Surigao was a thriving settlement rules by Chief Solibao. When the Spaniards came, they called the place “Surigao”, but during the arrival of early Christian missionaries in the province, it was better known as “Caraga,” from the name of its inhabitants – the “Caragas” of the Visayan stock – warlike, brave and ferocious.

The settlement of the early colonizers in Bilang-bilang harbor, where the present city is located, became ideal centers of trade, commerce and religion. The village had been transferred from one place to another. On June 29, 1655, Surigao became a town and by 1751, it was made the seat of the provincial government, after Caolo, the former provincial capital, was burned. Since then, town of Surigao became a center of Spanish political and ecclesiastical power in the region, rivalled only by Tandag on the southern coast of Surigao Province.

The town suffered severely from Muslim raids. In 1752, after the town was devastated,

almost all of its 2,000 inhabitants were either killed or taken as slaves by the Muslims. During World War II, on May 23, 1942, the Japanese Imperial Forces under Captain

Yusee occupied Surigao. The local government was then managed by Mayor Amat. Later, after the American planes bombed Bilang-bilang harbor on September 9, 1944, the American troops and guerilla units forced the Japanese forces to withdraw until Surigao was liberated on April 12, 1945.

In July 1945, the Philippine Civil Affairs Unit (PCAU) took over the local government,

prior to the restoration of the administration to the local authorities. During the Commonwealth period, Protolico Egay was appointed by the guerillas as

governor of Surigao Province and Macario Diaz, who resumed his office on September 1, 1945, as mayor of the town of Surigao. He was succeeded by the guerilla-appointed mayor, Juan Parrucho.

By virtue of Republic Act No. 2786, dated June 19, 1960, the old Province of Surigao

was divided into Surigao del Sur and Surigao del Norte, with the Municipality of Surigao as the capital of the latter. Surigao became a chartered city under Republic Act No. 6134, which was approved on August 31, 1970.

Surigao City is noted for its proximity to the almost fathomless underwater gorge, the

“Philippine Deep”, which is one of the deepest portions in the Pacific Ocean, including all other oceans in the world.

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SEAL OF THE CITY OF SURIGAO

The Official Seal of the City of Surigao was approved by the City Board on April 8, 1975 under Resolution No. 24. As the official symbol representing the community, it naturally tells the story and depicts the profile of the city. The seal is circular. The WHITE field in the center of the seal is a silhouetted letter “S” which stands for Surigao. On this white field is an industrial building together with the crossed pick and shovel at its bottom is a symbol of the city’s primary industry base which is mining. The right side of the seal is colored BLUE and shows a figure of a coconut tree, which represents the thriving coconut industry, being the major source of income in the city. Drawn on the left side of the seal which is colored RED is the picture of a fish which depicts the good fishing harbor and considered as the second major source of income and livelihood in the locality. The 1970 printed in the bottom of the white “S” denotes the founding year of the Charter of the City of Surigao. The tri-color scheme of RED, WHITE and BLUE reflects the Philippine Flag and such signifies our being part and parcel of the Republic of the Philippines.

Present Official Seal approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod on May 22, 2003 under Resolution No. 155-2003

Original Seal when the city was created

on August 31, 1970 under R.A. 6134

Official City Seal approved by the City Board

on April 8, 1975 under Resolution No. 24

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CITY FLOWER

Rosal (Scientific Name: Gardenia Jasminioides)

As adopted per SP Resolution No. 192 series of 1974

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Surigao City

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS

A. VISION

“With the blessings of the Divine Providence, Surigao 2025: a model city for good governance, economic dynamism, and environmental quality”.

B. MISSION

“To continuously raise the standards of governance through the empowerment of our citizenry. The outcomes from effective partnerships and cooperation shall secure total quality of life of all our citizens. We are open to share our own experience and learn from the best practices of other cities in Caraga, in Mindanao, and the rest of the country.”

C. OBJECTIVES

ECONOMIC SECTOR High & sustained economic growth

Optimum utilization of agricultural lands and marine resources.

Developed mining and fishery industries.

Tourism destination and service center in the Mindanao Pacific Rim.

Ecological balance maintained and preserved.

Forest lands and resources properly managed. SOCIAL SECTOR

Improved quality of life with sustained and expanded access to basic social and related support services

Community health status uplifted.

Expanded access to basic education and sustained delivery of support services.

Reduced housing backlog.

Sustained peace and order.

Improved social and economic status of the poor, vulnerable, and disadvantaged sectors.

Physically and mentally fit and morally upright local citizenry. INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES SECTOR

Improved urban and rural infrastructure

Integrated, efficient and reliable transport system established.

Global communication links established and widely accessible.

Level III water system established in all barangays.

All barangays energized.

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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION

Transparent & accountable governance institutionalized

Reduced IRA dependency.

Human resource development program established.

Civil society and private sector participation strengthened and expanded.

System of checks and balances improved.

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CHAPTER – 1

GEO-PHYSICAL PROFILE

1.1 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION Surigao City is geographically located in the northeastern portion of Mindanao. It lies between 9 to 10 degrees north latitude and 125 to 126 degrees east longitude. It is bounded by Dinagat Island on the north, the mainland of Surigao del Norte on the south, Hinatuan passage on the east, Surigao Strait and Southern Leyte on the west.

Figure 1.1 Location Map Surigao City

1.2 LAND AREA In the 1980 Surigao City Town Plan, Surigao City’s total land area was recorded at 24,534 hectares or 245.34 square kilometers (see Table 1.1). This total land area is roughly equivalent to 1.4% of Caraga Region’s land area of 1,884,697 hectares. This was officially recognized by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and National Statistics Office (NSO) as the official land area of Surigao City. With the certification issued by DENR, which was based from the Geographic Information System (GIS) generated land area of cities, municipalities and provinces of CARAGA Region, the official total land area of Surigao City as of CY 2002 now stands at 26,117 hectares or 261.17 kilometers. However, this new land area of 26,117 hectares was not yet officially recognized by NSO-Manila, obliging the city to use its original land area of 24,534 hectares as official in its physical and demographical computations in relation to the city’s socio-economic information.



Table 1.1 Land Area by Barangay

Surigao City 1980

BARANGAY Land Area (sq. k.m)

1. Alang-Alang 1.3680

2. Alegria 1.0675

3. Anomar 5.3647

4. Aurora 9.7149

5. Balibayon 4.2861

6. Baybay 1.4350

7. Bilabid 0.6672

8. Bitaugan 1.3532

9. Bonifacio 3.8861

10. Buenavista 1.9095

11. Cabongbongan 3.5450

12. Cagniog 4.5497

13. Cagutsan 3.3189

14. Canlanipa 0.4054

15. Cantiasay 16.4527

16. Capalayan 3.2191

17. Catadman 0.5376

18. Danao 9.2127

19. Danawan 0.5768

20. Day-asan 3.0404

21. Ipil 6.5410

22. Libuac 0.8712

23. Lipata 2.5413

24. Lisondra 1.0273

25. Luna 5.2766

26. Mabini 5.0419

27. Mabua 1.4635

28. Manjagao 3.9611

29. Mapawa 6.8771

30. Mat-I 8.4712

31. Nabago 3.7538

32. Nonoc 24.6927

33. Orok 3.1230

34. Poctoy 4.6586

35. Punta Bilar 1.2019

36. Quezon 4.1748

37. Rizal 11.4279

38. Sabang 2.8877

39. San Isidro 2.3263

40. San Jose 2.4586

41. San Juan 0.4559

42. San Pedro 5.0236

43. San Roque 3.0349

44. Serna 3.3878

45. Sidlakan 0.6486

46. Silop 4.1444

47. Sugbay 1.1549

48. Sukailang 7.4229

49. Taft 0.8827

50. Talisay 25.4525

51. Togbongon 4.0751

52. Trinidad 7.6973

53. Washington 1.3693

54. Zaragosa 1.9021

TOTAL 245.3400 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Furthermore, the city’s geographical location is unique which is blessed with the existing sea waters that divide the mainland and island barangays making-up its total jurisdictional area to approximately 690.37 square kilometers or 69,037 hectares. 1.3 CITY BARANGAYS Surigao City is comprised of 54 barangays; 33 are mainland and 21 are island barangays. The city proper is divided into five (5) urban barangays, namely: Taft, Washington, San Juan, Canlanipa and Luna. It has also eight (8) sub-urban barangays. Out of twenty (20) rural mainland barangays, fourteen (14) of which are in the mainland and six (6) are located along the coastal areas (Table 1.2).

Table 1.2 List of Barangays by Cluster

Surigao City

Barangay Barangay

Mainland:

A. Urban B. Sub-Urban

1. Canlanipa 1. Cagniog

2. Luna 2. Ipil

3. San Juan 3. Lipata

4. Taft 4. Mabua

5. Washington 5. Punta Bilar

6. Rizal

7. Sabang

8. Togbongon

C. Rural Mainland D. Island

Inland: 1. Alang-Alang

1. Anomar 2. Alegria

2. Balibayon 3. Aurora

3. Bonifacio 4. Baybay

4. Danao 5. Bilabid

5. Mabini 6. Bitaugan

6. Mapawa 7. Buenavista

7. Mat-i 8. Cagutsan

8. Poctoy 9. Cantiasay

9. Quezon 10. Catadman

10. San Roque 11. Danawan

11. Serna 12. Libuac

12. Silop 13. Lisondra

13. Sukailang 14. Manjagao

14. Trinidad 15. Nonoc

Coastal: 16. San Jose

1. Cabongbongan 17. San Pedro

2. Capalayan 18. Sidlakan

3. Day-asan 19. Sugbay

4. Nabago 20. Talisay

5. Orok 21. Zaragosa

6. San Isidro Source: CPDO, Surigao City 1.4 GEOGRAPHICAL MAKE-UP The mainland and clustered islands of Surigao City has irregular or hilly topography with flat lands near the coast. It has an average elevation level of 19 meters or 65.5 ft. above sea level. The highest elevation in the mainland is the Kabangkaan Ridge situated along the border of the Municipality of San Francisco with a peak elevation of 465 meters above sea level, followed by Balibayon Peak with an elevation of 335 meters. Along the border of Tagana-an is the Mapawa peak with an elevation of 245 meters above sea level with scattered descending slopes covering the barangays of Cabongbongan, Nabago and Capalayan.



In the islands, the highest range is the island of Nonoc with an elevation of 264 meters above sea level, overlooking the Cantiasay Channel and the Island of Hanigad with a peak elevation of 163 meters. The highest point in Hikdop Island is in Mt. Telegrapo with a peak of 250 meters. The Island of Bayagnan located on the eastern part of Surigao City has a highest elevation of 242 meters (Table 1.3).

Table 1.3 Highest/Peak Elevation Level

Surigao City

Name of Ridge Elevation

(in meters) Location

A. MAINLAND

1. Kanangkaan Ridge 465 Along the border of the Municipality of San Francisco

2. Mapawa Peak 245 Along the border of the Municipality of Tagana-an

3. Balibayon Peak 356 Brgy. Rizal

B. ISLAND

1. Nonoc Island Range 264 Nonoc Island

2. Mt. Conico 335 Brgy. Cantiasay

3. Mt. Telegrapo 250 Hikdop Island

4. Bayagnan Island Range 242 Bayagnan Island Source: MGB & CPDO (based on Contour/Topographic Map)

Table 1.4 shows that there are 17 major islands/islets groups comprising the city domain which totaled to approximately 12,489 hectares or 51% of the total official land area. Nonoc Island constitutes the largest area followed by Hikdop Island.

Table 1.4 Major Island Groups

Surigao City

Name Area (has.) % Distribution to Total Land Area

1. Nonoc Island 5,825.0294 23.74%

2. Hikdop Island 2,568.2197 10.46%

3. Hanigad Island 1,393.3700 5.67%

4. Bayagnan Island 924.6100 3.76%

5. Awasan Island 753.1897 3.06%

6. Manjagao Island 349.0021 1.42%

7. Sibale Island 290.1826 1.18%

8. Kabe Island 90.4412 0.36%

9. Lo-ad Island 78.8418 0.32%

10. Danawan Island 57.6873 0.23%

11. Raza Island 51.3599 0.20%

12. Quiatongan Island 47.0212 0.19%

13. Sumilom Island 33.5833 0.13%

14. Sagisi Island 13.2741 0.05%

15. Lapinig Island 6.8138 0.02%

16. Bilabid Island 4.3980 0.02%

17. Basul Island 2.8088 0.01%

Total 12,489.8329 50.82% Source: City Assessor’s Office and CPDO, Surigao City



Table 1.5 Barangay Elevation and Coordinate

Surigao City

BARANGAY ELEVATION COORDINATE

1. ALANG-ALANG 12M 9°52'28.37"N 125°31'18.37"E

2. ALEGRIA 13M 9°53'08.86"N 125°31'55.29"E

3. ANOMAR 23M 9°40'46.96"N 125°30'16.42"E

4. AURORA 15M 9°54'10.53"N 125°35'33.53"E

5. BALIBAYON 37M 9°45'49.49"N 125°31'27.72"E

6. BAYBAY 14M 9°52'10.84"N 125°32'47.57"E

7. BILABID 12M 9°53'38.15"N 125°31'36.86"E

8. BITAUGAN 3M 9°47'31.74"N 125°37'57.63"E 9. BONIFACIO 16M 9°44'05.56"N 125°29'53.66"E

10. BUENAVISTA 11M 9°52'20.36"N 125°32'02.64"E

11. CABONGBONGAN 9M 9°43'00.04"N 125°34'05.02"E

12. CAGNIOG 7M 9°45'47.15"N 125°30'12.94"E

13. CAGUTSAN 8M 9°46'21.71"N 125°39'10.31"E

14. CANLANIPA 29M 9°46'26.99"N 125°29'47.59"E

15. CANTIASAY 6M 9°51'05.33"N 125°35'15.30"E

16. CAPALAYAN 11M 9°44'25.40"N 125°32'38.10"E

17. CATADMAN 10M 9°55'03.09"N 125°30'54.33"E

18. DANAO 19M 9°47'09.23"N 125°26'22.35"E

19. DANAWAN 7M 9°55'35.36"N 125°30'01.70"E

20. DAY-ASAN 10 M 9° 46'23.71"N 125°32'13.22"E

21. IPIL 10M 9°47'30.55"N 125°26'22.12"E

22. LIBUAC 10M 9°53'26.59"N 125°30'50.29"E

23. LIPATA 12M 9°48'53.97"N 125°27'15.84"E

24. LISONDRA 34M 9°53'07.77"N 125°34'03.63"E

25. LUNA 40M 9°46'17.33"N 125°29'14.62"E

26. MABINI 35M 9°42'02.85"N 125°28'10.50"E 27. MABUA 10M 9°48'31.17"N 125°26'27.33"E

28. MANJAGAO 9M 9°44'22.85"N 125°38'49.77"E

29. MAPAWA 52M 9°43'42.78"N 125°31'11.75"E

30. MAT-I 28M 9°42'57.56"N 125°28'35.95"E

31. NABAGO 7M 9°44'05.14"N 125°33'50.60"E

32. NONOC 8M 9°49'15.37"N 125°34'53.05"E

33. OROK 17M 9°45'21.47"N 125°32'31.19"E

34. POKTOY 12M 9°44'39.62"N 125°28'34.65"E

35. PUNTA BILAR 16M 9°49'22.19"N 125°26'39.18"E

36. QUEZON 15M 9°43'31.23"N 125°30'12.71"E

37. RIZAL 7M 9°47'03.58"N 125°27'46.86"E

38. SABANG 5M 9°47'36.90"N 125°28'53.23"E

39. SAN ISIDRO 9M 9°45'40.86"N 125°33'24.18"E

40. SAN JOSE 10M 9°45'19.54"N 125°39'57.61"E

41. SAN JUAN 6M 9°47'31.52"E 125°29'04.17"E

42. SAN PEDRO 6M 9°51'11.97"N 125°34'56.13"E

43. SAN ROQUE 16M 9°45'09.82"N 125°28'26.02"E

44. SIDLAKAN 10M 9°53'57.77"N 125°31'03.55"E

45. SERNA 22M 9°43'53.42"N 125°28'54.72"E 46. SILOP 43M 9°44'31.43"N 125°30'37.72"E

47. SUGBAY 10M 9°47'14.52"N 125°38'44.97"E

48. SUKAILANG 75M 9°40'23.77"N 125°30'14.98"E

49. TAFT 8M 9°47'00.66"N 125°29'54.51"E

50. TALISAY 7M 9°49'02.27"N 125°36'48.70"E

51. TOGBONGON 13M 9°45'47.57"N 125°28'13.49"E

52. TRINIDAD 22M 9°41'30.17"N 125°30'25.75"E

53. WASHINGTON 7M 9°47'07.05"N 125°29'15.87"E

54. ZARAGOSA 9M 9°54’30.55”N 125°34’19.27”E Source: Google Earth



1.5 GENERAL LAND USES Surigao City’s land area is classified into two (2) uses based on DENR’s data, namely: Alienable and Disposable lands (A&D) of 14,883 hectares or 57% and Forest Land of 11,234 hectares or 43%. Forestland is divided into two (2) categories; Production Forest of 11,091.388 hectares which is located at Brgys. Day-asan, San Isidro and Nabago and protection forest of 142.612 hectares of the forest land area located in Parang-Parang, Mabini. (Table 1.6).

Table 1.6

General Land Classification Surigao City

2005

Land Classification Location Area (has.) % to Total

Municipal Land Area

1. Alienable and Disposable Lands (A & D)

Surigao City 14,883.000 57%

2. Forestlands 11,234.000 43%

o Production Forest Brgys. Day-asan, San Isidro, Nabago

11,091.388

o Protection Forest Sitio Lumaban, Balibayon, Rizal

142.612

Source: DENR, Surigao City During the 2005 actual land use survey, a total of 13,661.24 has. or 56% of the city’s total area are devoted to agriculture which accounted 13,685.33 has.; it is followed by mineral land area which covers 4,742.74 has. or 19% of the city’s total land area. The city’s built-up area covers 10% or about 2,540.36 has. of which 6% is the industrial land use. The swampland covers 7% or 1,763.71 has., while grassland is 6.6% which are dominantly located in the rural area respectively. (Table 1.7)

Table 1.7 Actual/Existing Land Uses

Surigao City 2005

Land Use Category Actual Land Use

Total (in has.) Urban (has.) Rural (has.)

Commercial 29.22 0.69 29.91

Residential 182.66 134.94 317.60

Institutional 60.25 54.06 114.31

Industrial 0.74 1,453.28 1,454.02

Agro-Industrial 0.33 1.27 1.60

Open Spaces (parks & recreation) 19.60 11.59 31.19

Utilities 29.86 5.64 35.50

Road Lot 147.73 79.17 226.90

Vacant Land 273.41 1.68 275.09

Sub-Total 743.80 1,742.32 2,486.12

Agricultural

Prime (rice & corn) 1,105.65 2,464.68 3,570.33

Cropland/Coco land 1,400.72 8,714.28 10,115.00

Sub-Total 2,506.37 11,178.96 13,685.33

Forest Land 200.00 21.32 221.32

Swampland/Marshland 324.69 1,439.02 1,763.71

Grassland 533.51 1,101.27 1,634.78

Mineral Land - 4,742.74 4,742.74

Grand Total 4,308.37 20,225.63 24,534.00 Source: 2005 CPDO Actual Survey



1.6 LAND REFORM AREA As of 2012, areas covered by land reform and targeted for land acquisition and distribution totaled to 45 barangays that consist with 34 ARC barangays (13 ARC1; 8 BANCCADOSSI ARC and 13 SHINSI Island ARC) and 11 Non-ARC barangays with a total working scope of 2,810.7122 hectares of which 2,308.5301 hectares are for ARC barangays and 502.1821 hectares are for Non-ARC barangays (Table 1.8). For ARC barangays, 2,340.4694 hectares or 52% against the target were distributed to 1,272 farmer-beneficiaries and for the non-ARC barangays, 502.1821 hectares or 52.48% of the target were distributed to 270 farmer-beneficiaries or a total of 1,501 ARBs.

Table 1.8 Land Reform Area

Surigao City 2012

Name of

Barangays

Number of ARBs Land Acquisition & Distribution Leasehold Operation

LAD Lease-hold

Total Working Scope

(hec.) Accomplish-ment (hec.)

Working Scope (hec.)

Accomplish-ment (hec.)

A. SURIGAO CITY ARC I

Anomar 71 82 153 106.2551 104.2551 82.0912 82.0912

Bonifacio 63 67 130 106.3136 106.3136 113.4045 113.4045

Ipil 81 117 198 117.5807 100.5582 69.4027 69.4027

Mabini 73 105 178 130.2632 106.2961 179.0000 179.0000

Mapawa 49 37 86 120.8340 97.7838 121.9700 121.9700

Mat-i 391 165 556 834.1914 806.8174 407.0000 407.0000

Poctoy 97 50 147 97.0303 97.0303 101.9476 101.9476

Quezon 39 47 86 106.0974 81.2645 108.9310 108.9310

Rizal 81 88 169 140.9823 129.8647 153.5424 153.5424

San Roque 31 43 74 44.2295 44.2295 50.7912 50.7912

Serna 35 45 80 52.5982 38.6147 55.0298 55.0298

Togbongon 71 29 100 92.6066 84.8793 123.7372 123.7372

Trinidad 75 22 97 143.4171 119.8262 67.0000 67.0000

Sub-Total 1,157 897 2,054 2,092.3994 1,917.7334 1,633.8476 1,633.8476

B. BANCCADOSSI ARC

Balibayon 52 45 97 79.1688 70.6191 173.8734 173.8734

Cabongbongan 12 49 61 33.7453 27.9173 113.5243 113.5243

Capalayan 15 268 283 45.0714 34.7148 228.3168 228.3168

Day-asan 13 3 16 27.1293 27.1293 34.0000 34.0000

Nabago 7 26 33 12.4264 12.4264 58.8250 58.8250

Orok 24 24 6.000 66.7987 66.7987

San Isidro 2 9 11 6.0000 6.0000 18.1500 18.1500

Silop 35 34 69 38.5288 38.5288 114.9143 114.9143

Sub-Total 115 458 594 248.0700 217.3357 808.4025 808.4025

C. SHINSI ISLAND ARC

Alang-Alang - 34 34 - - 93.9682 93.9682

Alegria - 200 200 - - 78.8587 78.8587

Aurora - 52 52 - - 16.0321 16.0321

Baybay - 15 15 9.8578 - 30.8996 30.8996

Bilabid - 61 61 - - 11.7627 11.7627

Buenavista - 48 48 - - 82.1646 82.1646

Catadman - 77 77 - - 36.5704 36.5704

Libuac - 53 53 - - 14.0010 14.0010

Lipata (Sumilom) - 3 3 - - 17.0000 17.0000

Lisondra - 90 90 - - 40.2338 40.2338

San Pedro - 4 4 - - 11.5000 11.5000

Sidlakan - 7 7 - - 7.0000 7.0000

Zaragosa - 176 176 21.0830 - 77.6727 77.6727

Sub-Total 0 820 820 30.9408 0.000 517.6638 517.6638

D. NON-ARC

Bitaugan 43 5 48 49.3761 49.3761 35.7666 35.7666

Cagniog 2 58 60 6.0325 6.0325 50.0073 50.0073

Cagutsan 81 37 118 149.3937 137.3709 214.8297 214.8297

Danao 25 15 40 42.0064 34.6031 39.0766 39.0766

Luna 10 24 34 20.4733 20.4733 87.5981 87.5981

Mabua 4 93 97 4.1564 4.1564 28.5984 28.5984

Manjagao 1 1 - - 1.6315 1.6315



Sabang 7 7 - - 2.5600 2.5600

San Jose 212 212 - - 41.6417 41.6417

Sugbay 3 3 - - 9.8820 9.8820

Sukailang 105 52 157 230.7437 202.6944 166.5012 166.5012

Sub-Total 270 1,327 1,597 502.1821 454.7157 1,195.7569 1,195.7569

Grand Total 1,501 3,502 5,003 2,810.7122 2,582.2601 4,155.6708 4,155.6708 Source: City DAR, Surigao City

1.7 WATERSHED AND PROTECTED AREAS There are two (2) headwaters of the watershed, namely: Parang-Parang and Lumaban areas. First, headwater covers a total area of 69.60 hectares at Parang-Parang, Mabini, Surigao City. The whole area is proclaimed protected area under Presidential Proclamation No. 635. The other watershed is located at Sitio Lumaban-Balibayon, Barangay Rizal with an area of 73.012 hectares (Table 1.9).

Table 1.9 Watersheds Surigao City

Name of Watershed Location Area (has.)

Proclamation Number

Parang-Parang Watershed Brgy. Mabini 69.600 Presidential Proclamation No. 635

Lumaban-Balibayon Watershed Brgy. Rizal 73.012 Presidential Proclamation No. 635

TOTAL 142.612 Source: SMWD, Surigao City The city has four (4) proclaimed protected areas; they are the Parang-Parang watershed area located at Brgy. Mabini and Lumaban/Balibayon watershed at Brgy. Rizal with Proclamation Number 635. The other proclaimed protected areas are the wilderness area at Awasan Island under Proclamation Number 2151 and the mangrove swamp area at Hanigad and Hikdop Islands under Proclamation Number 2152 (Table 1.10).

Table 1.10 Proclaimed Protected Areas

Surigao City

Proclaimed Area Location Area (has.)

Proclamation Number

Parang-Parang Watershed Area

Brgy. Mabini 69.600 Presidential Proclamation Number 635

Wilderness Area Awasan Island 593.850 Proclamation Number 2151

Mangrove Swamp Area Hanigad and Hikdop Islands 1,093.000 Proclamation Number 2152

Lumaban/Balibayon Watershed

Brgy. Rizal 73.012 Presidential Proclamation Number 635

TOTAL 1,829.462 Source: DENR, Surigao City 1.8 WATER BODIES Surigao City has eight (8) major rivers and five (5) creeks. The largest river in the city is the Surigao River. It is the main waterway of all major tributaries from creeks, irrigation drains and urban drainage belch (Table 1.11).



Table 1.11 Water Bodies Surigao City

Name of Water Body Location Length* (in km.)

Surigao River Surigao City 25.0

Anao-aon River Municipality of Anao-aon 13.2

Hubasan River Barangay Mat-i 8.3

Escalon River Barangay Balibayon 2.4

Orok River Barangay Orok 1.2

Capalayan River Barangay Capalayan 4.0

Togonan River Barangay Mabini 11.8

Anomar River Barangay Anomar 8.3

Togbongon Creek Barangay Togbongon 3.6

Pontod Creek Barangay Danao 2.5

San Roque Creek Barangay San Roque 1.3

Songkoy Creek Barangay Poctoy 1.3

Bega Creek Barangay Mat-i 3.7 Source: CPDO, Surigao City

* GIS

1.9 SOILS AND LAND CHARACTERISTICS Table 1.11 shows that about 2,668 hectares of the total land area of Surigao City has a soil parent material of colluviums from ultrabasic rocks, and is presently among the forest/shrub zones of the latter. Significantly, a considerable part (15,985) in various soil classifications also consisted of brackish water and alluvial deposits, colluviums and residuum from tuffaceous shale and sandstones which occupies fishpond, paddy rice, grasses and coconut areas in the city. These areas are basically situated in the rural division of Surigao City, and thus, support the required input for agriculture. The rest are the minor soil series of the land characteristics of Surigao City.

1.10 CLIMATE The prevailing climate in the city falls under climate Type II with no definite dry season but with a pronounced maximum rainfall from January to March and November to December. There are 220 rainy days making the city one of the “wettest” in the country. Its average maximum temperature stands at convenient 33.0 degrees centigrade with an average minimum temperature of 22.2 degrees centigrade. (Table 1.13)

1.11 GEOLOGY Two (2) active fault lines run parallel along the boundary of the Municipality of San Francisco and Surigao City and traversing along the Arellano District up to the Municipality of Tagana-an (Figure 1.2). These are the fault zones identified by the PHIVOLCS and the survey conducted by the United Nations Revolving Fund for Natural Exploration (UNRFNFRE). Geologic formation along these fault zones show no predominant rock formation but are mostly made up of recent alluvial and beach deposits, clay, sand and gravel and conglomerates of mud and siltstones.

1.12 DISTANCE OF CITY BARANGAYS FROM CITY HALL The farthest mainland barangays from the city proper measures 20 and 18.5 kilometers, respectively. These are the barangays of Cabongbongan and Nabago at the east side. On the west side, Brgy. Sukailang has a distance of 15.554 kilometers; Brgy. Anomar – 15.008 kilometers; Brgy. Trinidad – 14.780 kilometers and Brgy. Danao – 14.272 kilometers. Of the island barangays, Brgy. San Jose of Bayagnan Island has a distance of 19.000 vertical kilometers, followed by Brgy. Aurora – 16.500 vertical kilometers, Cagutsan and Sugbay – 16.000 vertical kilometers (Table 1.14)



Table 1.12 Soil Types and Land Area per Soil Mapping Unit

Surigao city 2012

Parent Materials Mapping Unit

Symbol Soil Series, Variants and Soil

Mapping Unit Present Land Use

Vegetation Area (has.)

Percent

Brackish Water Deposits Tf3s (No Series Distinguished)Tidal flat complex, severe saline Pacuan, Nipa 2,540 9.99%

Marine Deposits MgVA Magsaysay Series Coconut 108 0.42% Magsaysay Sandy Skeleton variants, coconut 0 to 2% slopes

Recent Alluvium AnAf1 Anao-aon Series Paddy Rice Rainfed 2,380 9.36% Anao-aon, 0 to 2% slopes, slightly flooded SmAf1 San Miguel Series Paddy Rice Rainfed 128 0.53% San Miguel, 0 to 2% slopes, slightly flooded Sm/AgA1 San Miguel-Agustin Association Paddy Rice 248 0.97% 0-2% slopes, slightly flooded SmAf1 San Miguel Variants Paddy Rice 216 0.85% San Miguel, somewhat poorly drained variant, 0-2% slopes, slightly flooded

Recent Alluvial Deposits Ag/PnAf1 Agustin/Peñaranda Association Grasses/Coconut 46 0.18% 0-2% slopes, slightly flooded

Colluvium-Residium from SgE/2 Surigao Series Grasses/Coconut 488 1.92% congloremates and shales Surigao, 15 to 40% slopes, moderately eroded

Colluvium and Residium from SiB1 Sison Series Coconut/Grasses 260 1.02%

Tuffaceous shales abd sandstone Sison, 2 to 5% slopes slightly eroded

SiB2 Sison, 2 to 5% slopes moderately eroded Grasses/Shrubs 212 0.84%

SiB/C2 Sison, 2 to 5% slopes moderately eroded Grasses/Shrubs 332 1.31% (cont’d. on next page)



(cont’n. Table 1.11)





Percent

Sid/E2 Sison, 8 to 25% slopes moderately eroded Grasses/Shrubs 2,002 7.88% SiE/2 Sison, 15 to 40% slopes moderately eroded Grasses/Coconut 1,507 6.93%

Colluvium and Residium from SiG2 Sison, more than 40% slopes, moderately eroded Grasses 1,004 3.95% Ultrabasic Rocks KbC/D2 Kabatuan Series Grasses/Shrubs 688 2.71% Kabatuan, 5 to 15% slopes, moderately eroded Kabatuan, 15 to 25% slopes, moderately eroded Forest/Shrubs 1,628 6.40% 2,668 10.50% MoF/G2 Malimono Series Coconut/Grasses 1,584 6.23% Malimono, 25 to more than 40% slopes, moderately eroded

Colluvium-Residium from Dasite MoG2 Malimono, more than 40% slopes, moderately eroded Coconut/Grasses 776 3.05% and Andesite 6.73%

Residium from Limestone FaD/E2 Faraon Series Forest Grasses 1,712 Faraon, 8 to 25% slopes, moderately eroded 0.65% FaF/G2 Faraon, 25 to more than 40% slopes, moderately eroded Coconut/Grasses 164 3.30%

FaCF2 Faraon Complex, 25 to 40% slopes, moderately eroded Coconut/Banana 840 3.30%

FaCG2 Faraon Complex, more than 40% slopes, moderately eroded Coconut 280 1.10%

NO SERIES

UL Urban Land 211 0.83%

Bg Beach Gravel 12 0.05%

Bs Beach Sand 40 0.16% (cont’d. on next page)








Percent

Rwg Riverwashed Gravel 104 0.41% Rwsg Riverwashed San and Gravel 4 0.01% Q Quarry 3,128 12.31% Tp Tailing Pond 108 0.42%

TOTAL 25,418 104% Source: Bureau of Soils, DENR, Surigao City



Table 1.13 Climatological Normals by Month

Surigao City 2012

Month Total Rainfall (mm) Number of Rainy Days

January 509.4 16

February 799.2 29

March 264.0 9

April 271.3 9

May 23.1 1

June 52.1 2

July 135.6 4

August 79.0 3

September 395.9 13

October 468.4 15

November 523.5 17

December 343.4 11

TOTAL 3,864.9 129

ANNUAL 322.1 11

Source: PAG-ASA



Figure 1.2 Environmentally Constrained Map

Surigao City



Figure 1.3 Climate Map of the Philippines



Table 1.13 Distance of Different Barangays from City Hall

Surigao City

Barangay Distance in Kilometers

Mainland Barangays:

1. Anomar 15.008

2. Balibayon 7.000

3. Bonifacio 8.780

4. Cabongbongan 20.000

5. Cagniog 3.000

6. Canlanipa 1.600

7. Capalayan 11.554

8. Danao 14.272

9. Day-asan 15.000

10. Ipil 10.560

11. Lipata 9.400

12. Luna 3.880

13. Mabini 12.000

14. Mabua 11.780

15. Mapawa 7.795

16. Mat-i 9.180

17. Nabago 18.524

18. Orok 8.000

19. Poctoy 5.980

20. Punta Bilar 12.500

21. Quezon 9.502

22. Rizal 5.580

23. Sabang 2.500

24. San Juan 0.900

25. San Isidro 8.544

26. San Roque 4.500

27. Serna 6.280

28. Silop 8.500

29. Sukailang 15.554

30. Togbongon 4.280

31. Trinidad 14.780

32. Taft City Proper

33. Washington City Proper

Island Barangays:

34. Alang-Alang 11.000

35. Alegria 14.000

36. Aurora 16.500

37. Baybay 10.500

38. Bilabid 15.000

39. Bitaugan 15.000

40. Buenavista 10.000

41. Cagutsan 16.000

42. Cantiasay 13.250

43. Catadman 14.000

44. Danawan 15.000

45. Libuac 12.000

46. Lisondra 13.000

47. Manjagao 15.500

48. Nonoc 10.000

49. San Jose 19.000

50. San Pedro 11.500

51. Sidlakan 13.500

52. Sugbay 16.000

53. Talisay 14.000

54. Zaragosa 15.000 Source: CPDO, Surigao City

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE Page 22


CHAPTER II

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Table 2.1 Total Population, Household Population and Number of Household by Barangay

Surigao City 2010

Barangay Total Population

Household Population

Number of Households

2000 2007 2010 2000 2000

1. Alang-Alang 540 478 561 540 92

2. Alegria 550 611 666 550 109

3. Anomar 1,041 1,162 1,360 1,041 193

4. Aurora 800 694 758 800 142

5. Balibayon 1,138 1,512 1,468 1,138 210

6. Baybay 291 268 324 291 47

7. Bilabid 317 314 313 317 50

8. Bitaugan 487 570 582 487 98

9. Bonifacio 1,740 2,600 2,893 1,611 305

10. Buenavista 1,101 977 1,293 1,101 214

11. Cabongbongan 603 608 754 603 120

12. Cagniog 2,355 3,564 4,289 2,355 475

13. Cagutsan 358 387 339 358 79

14. Canlanipa 4,473 7,200 8,032 4,473 847

15. Cantiasay 835 909 834 835 159

16. Capalayan 2,015 2,306 2,317 2,015 401

17. Catadman 486 369 385 486 90

18. Danao 473 528 570 473 93

19. Danawan 532 599 631 532 94

20. Day-asan 1,311 1,434 1,644 1,311 223

21. Ipil 3,122 3,727 3,879 3,122 642

22. Libuac 913 889 991 913 156

23. Lipata 1,570 1,659 2,021 1,569 288

24. Lisondra 780 916 874 780 125

25. Luna 5,714 7,707 9,578 5,706 1,154

26. Mabini 1,592 1,625 1,862 1,592 302

27. Mabua 1,944 2,147 2,482 1,944 396

28. Manjagao 725 753 712 725 121

29. Mapawa 749 930 993 749 131

30. Mat-i 3,555 4,304 5,128 3,555 637

31. Nabago 964 1,038 1,061 964 208

32. Nonoc 1,040 1,154 1,114 1,040 223

33. Orok 748 898 834 748 161

34. Poctoy 904 1,353 1,576 904 200

35. Punta Bilar 793 830 884 793 125

36. Quezon 1,804 1,911 2,001 1,804 339

37. Rizal 4,339 5,290 5,579 4,339 838

38. Sabang 1,791 2,853 2,598 1,791 325

39. San Isidro 501 459 516 501 88

40. San Jose 1,435 1,529 1,342 1,435 244

41. San Juan 10,646 12,969 13,627 10,646 1,968

42. San Pedro 802 816 860 802 127

43. San Roque 754 1,076 1,230 754 164

44. Sidlakan 363 1,130 396 363 54

45. Serna 883 366 1,233 883 178

46. Silop 796 1,178 1,173 796 141

47. Sugbay 429 424 437 429 87

48. Sukailang 895 1,104 1,230 895 171

49. Taft 19,815 16,917 19,946 19,755 3,793

50. Talisay 2,061 1,823 1,490 2,039 459

51. Togbongon 1,591 1,743 1,933 1,554 313

52. Trinidad 1,706 2,186 2,319 1,706 358

53. Washington 20,664 20,817 18,040 20,434 3,859

54. Zaragosa 700 540 588 700 125

Total 118,534 132,151 140,540 118,047 22,541 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 2.2 Comparative Number of Household by Barangay

Surigao City 1990-2000

Barangay 1990 1995 2000

1. Alang-Alang 95 99 92

2. Alegria 106 110 109

3. Anomar 165 173 193

4. Aurora 117 124 142

5. Balibayon 185 181 210

6. Baybay 44 54 47

7. Bilabid 47 51 50

8. Bitaugan 77 60 98

9. Bonifacio 185 218 305

10. Buenavista 175 217 214

11. Cabongbongan 81 110 120

12. Cagniog 331 334 475

13. Cagutsan 50 69 79

14. Canlanipa (formerly Taft) - 616 847

15. Cantiasay 288 152 159

16. Capalayan 315 347 401

17. Catadman 74 91 90

18. Danao 69 75 93

19. Danawan 80 98 94

20. Day-asan 206 209 223

21. Ipil 523 550 642

22. Libuac 150 195 156

23. Lipata 215 239 288

24. Lisondra 113 115 125

25. Luna 759 904 1,154

26. Mabini 270 313 302

27. Mabua 235 305 396

28. Manjagao 95 114 121

29. Mapawa 107 139 131

30. Mat-I 590 684 637

31. Nabago 163 196 208

32. Nonoc 249 206 223

32. Orok 149 154 161

34. Poctoy 180 199 200

35. Punta Bilar 58 104 125

36. Quezon 263 264 339

37. Rizal 453 511 838

38. Sabang 230 232 325

39. San Isidro 53 70 88

40. San Jose 206 227 244

41. San Juan 1,261 1,515 1,968

42. San Pedro 67 106 127

43. San Roque 107 133 164

44. Serna 140 158 178

45. Sidlakan 47 64 54

46. Silop 111 129 141

47. Sugbay 65 76 87

48. Sukailang 115 118 171

49. Taft 3,517 3,746 3,793

50. Talisay 1,201 428 459

51. Togbongon 217 265 313

52. Trinidad 279 329 358

53. Washington 3,685 3,940 3,859

54. Zaragosa 120 124 125

Total 18,683 20,240 22,541 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 2.3 Total Population 10 Years Old and Over By Age Group, By Sex, and Marital Status

Surigao City 2007

Age Group


10 Years Old and Over

Marital Status

Single Legally Married

Widowed Separated/ Divorced

Common Law/

Live-in Unknown

Both Sexes 99,009 45,374 44,441 3,938 808 4,193 255

% to Total 100.00% 45.83% 44.89% 3.98% 0.82% 4.23% 0.26%

Below 20 31,150 30,078 448 11 23 419 171

20 - 24 11,598 8,221 2,214 17 51 1,060 35

25 - 29 9,968 3,931 4,992 34 93 899 19

30 - 34 8,553 1,510 6,275 81 123 554 10

35 - 39 7,948 755 6,568 129 120 371 5

40 - 44 6,710 325 5,853 170 108 252 2

45 - 49 6,015 97 5,365 228 96 227 2

50 - 54 4,957 69 4,324 347 69 146 2

55 - 59 3,697 73 3,056 418 50 99 1

60 - 64 2,912 78 2,193 527 31 82 1

65 - 69 2,237 87 1,518 552 27 51 2

70 - 74 1,472 39 905 500 10 15 3

75 - 79 930 37 466 411 4 12 0

80 and over 862 74 264 513 3 6 2

Male 49,668 24,132 22,119 950 281 2,058 128

% to Total 100.00% 48.59% 44.53% 1.91% 0.57% 4.14% 0.26%

Below 20 15,691 15,370 108 6 6 115 86

20 - 24 5,997 4,676 841 6 13 438 23

25 - 29 5,041 2,326 2,179 10 28 488 10

30 - 34 4,300 903 3,006 16 43 329 3

35 - 39 4,072 480 3,283 46 53 209 1

40 - 44 3,402 192 2,987 54 35 132 2

45 - 49 3,027 45 2,767 69 32 113 1

50 - 54 2,474 34 2,244 97 24 74 1

55 - 59 1,868 26 1,660 108 20 54 0

60 - 64 1,461 24 1,256 119 11 51 0

65 - 69 1,005 22 824 115 10 34 0

70 - 74 634 9 508 107 2 8 0

75 - 79 399 9 292 89 1 8 0

80 and over 297 16 164 108 3 5 1

Female 49,341 21,242 22,322 2,988 527 2,135 127

% to Total 100.00% 43.05% 45.24% 6.06% 1.07% 4.33% 0.26%

Below 20 15,459 14,708 340 5 17 304 85

20 - 24 5,601 3,545 1,373 11 38 622 12

25 - 29 4,927 1,605 2,813 24 65 411 9

30 - 34 4,253 607 3,269 65 80 225 7

35 - 39 3,876 275 3,285 83 67 162 4

40 - 44 3,308 133 2,866 116 73 120 0

45 - 49 2,988 52 2,598 159 64 114 1

50 - 54 2,483 35 2,080 250 45 72 1

55 - 59 1,829 47 1,396 310 30 45 1

60 - 64 1,451 54 937 408 20 31 1

65 - 69 1,232 65 694 437 17 17 2

70 - 74 838 30 397 393 8 7 3

75 - 79 531 28 174 322 3 4 0

80 and over 565 57 100 405 0 1 1 Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population



Table 2.4 Household Population 10 Years Old and Over

By Age Group, By Sex, and Marital Status Surigao City

2007

Age Group


10 Years Old and Over

Marital Status

Single Married Widowed Separated/ Divorced

Common Law/

Live-in Unknown

Both Sexes 98,401 44,920 44,314 3,929 802 4,187 249

% to Total 100.00% 45.65% 45.03% 3.99% 0.82% 4.26% 0.25%

Below 20 30,914 29,845 447 10 23 419 170

20 - 24 11,457 8,092 2,207 17 51 1,059 31

25 - 29 9,901 3,886 4,977 32 90 897 19

30 - 34 8,507 1,490 6,252 80 123 552 10

35 - 39 7,912 744 6,544 129 119 371 5

40 - 44 6,676 318 5,831 168 107 251 1

45 - 49 5,997 94 5,351 228 95 227 2

50 - 54 4,948 67 4,317 347 69 146 2

55 - 59 3,689 70 3,052 417 50 99 1

60 - 64 2,905 78 2,187 526 31 82 1

65 - 69 2,234 87 1,516 551 27 51 2

70 - 74 1,470 38 904 500 10 15 3

75 - 79 929 37 465 411 4 12 0

80 and over 862 74 264 513 3 6 2

Male 49,268 23,849 22,015 948 279 2,055 122

% to Total 100.00% 48.41% 44.68% 1.92% 0.57% 4.17% 0.25%

Below 20 15,561 15,242 107 6 6 115 85

20 - 24 5,904 4,591 837 6 13 438 19

25 - 29 4,997 2,295 2,168 10 26 488 10

30 - 34 4,262 886 2,987 16 43 327 3

35 - 39 4,042 471 3,262 46 53 209 1

40 - 44 3,376 187 2,969 53 35 131 1

45 - 49 3,012 42 2,755 69 32 113 1

50 - 54 2,466 32 2,238 97 24 74 1

55 - 59 1,862 24 1,656 108 20 54 0

60 - 64 1,456 24 1,251 119 11 51 0

65 - 69 1,003 22 823 114 10 34 0

70 - 74 632 8 507 107 2 8 0

75 - 79 398 9 291 89 1 8 0

80 and over 297 16 164 108 3 5 1

Female 49,133 21,071 22,299 2,981 523 2,132 127

% to Total 100.00% 42.89% 45.38% 6.07% 1.06% 4.34% 0.26%

Below 20 15,353 14,603 340 4 17 304 85

20 - 24 5,553 3,501 1,370 11 38 621 12

25 - 29 4,904 1,591 2,809 22 64 409 9

30 - 34 4,245 604 3,265 64 80 225 7

35 - 39 3,870 273 3,282 83 66 162 4

40 - 44 3,300 131 2,862 115 72 120 0

45 - 49 2,985 52 2,596 159 63 114 1

50 - 54 2,482 35 2,079 250 45 72 1

55 - 59 1,827 46 1,396 309 30 45 1

60 - 64 1,449 54 936 407 20 31 1

65 - 69 1,231 65 693 437 17 17 2

70 - 74 838 30 397 393 8 7 3

75 - 79 531 28 174 322 3 4 0

80 and over 565 58 100 405 0 1 1 Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population



Table 2.5 Total Population by Age Group and Sex

Surigao City 2007

Age Group Both Sexes Male Female

All Ages 132,151 66,684 65,467

Under 1 3,343 1,697 1,646

1 – 4 13,687 7,031 6,656

5 – 9 16,112 8,288 7,824

10 – 14 15,416 7,867 7,549

15 – 19 15,734 7,824 7,910

20 – 24 11,598 5,997 5,601

25 – 29 9,968 5,041 4,927

30 - 34 8,553 4,300 4,253

35 – 39 7,948 4,072 3,876

40 – 44 6,710 3,402 3,308

45 – 49 6,015 3,027 2,988

50 – 54 4,957 2,474 2,483

55 – 59 3,697 1,868 1,829

60 – 64 2,912 1,461 1,451

65 – 69 2,237 1,005 1,232

70 – 74 1,472 634 838

75 – 79 930 399 531

80 and over 862 297 565

0 – 17 58,268 29,715 28,553

18 and over 73,883 36,969 36,914 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 2.6 Household Population by Age Group and Sex

Surigao City 2007

Age Group Both Sexes Male Female

All Ages 131,494 66,259 65,235

Under 1 3,342 1,696 1,646

1 – 4 13,664 7,021 6,643

5 – 9 16,087 8,274 7,813

10 – 14 15,384 7,854 7,530

15 – 19 15,530 7,707 7,823

20 – 24 11,457 5,904 5,553

25 – 29 9,901 4,997 4,904

30 - 34 8,507 4,262 4,245

35 – 39 7,912 4,042 3,870

40 – 44 6,676 3,376 3,300

45 – 49 5,997 3,012 2,985

50 – 54 4,948 2,466 2,482

55 – 59 3,689 1,862 1,827

60 – 64 2,905 1,456 1,449

65 – 69 2,234 1,003 1,231

70 – 74 1,470 632 838

75 – 79 929 398 531

80 and over 862 297 565

0 – 17 58,093 29,629 28,464

18 and over 73,401 36,630 36,771 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 2.7 Population by Broad Age Groups

Surigao City Censal Years 1980-2007

Age Bracket 1980 % 1985 % 1990 % 1995 % 2000 % 2007 %

0 - 14 35,779 44.86 37,825 40.04 39,781 39.75 39,875 38.01 44,497 37.54 48,558 36.74

15 - 64 41,502 52.04 54,061 57.23 57,136 57.10 61,428 58.55 69,463 58.60 78,092 59.09

65 - over 2,464 3.08 2,567 2.72 3,154 3.15 3,606 3.44 4,574 3.86 5,501 4.16

Total 79,745 100.00 94,453 100.00 100,071 100.00 104,909 100.00 118,534 100.00 132,151 100.00

Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 2.8 Population Growth Rates Censal Years 1995-2010

Year Population 1995-2000 1995-2007 2000-2007 2000-2010 2007-2010

1995 104,909

2.65%

1.96%

2000 118,534

1.51%

1.72%

2007 132,151

2.07%

2010 140,540


Table 2.9 Actual Population and Population Density, by Barangay


Barangay Population Land

Area (sq km)

Density (per sq. km.)

1995 2000 2007 2010 1995 2000 2007 2010

1 Alang-Alang 521 540 478 561 1.368 381 395 349 410

2 Alegria 522 550 611 666 1.0675 489 515 572 624

3 Anomar 855 1,041 1,162 1,360 5.3647 159 194 217 254

4 Aurora 706 800 694 758 9.7149 73 82 71 338

5 Balibayon 928 1,138 1,512 1,468 4.2861 217 266 353 343

6 Baybay 283 291 268 324 1.435 197 203 187 226

7 Bilabid 241 317 314 313 0.6672 361 475 471 469

8 Bitaugan 289 487 570 582 1.3532 214 360 421 430

9 Bonifacio 1,190 1,740 2,600 2,893 3.8861 306 448 669 744

10 Buenavista 1,015 1,101 977 1,293 1.9095 532 577 512 677

11 Cabongbongan 588 603 608 754 3.545 166 170 172 213

12 Cagniog 1,697 2,355 3,564 4,289 4.5497 373 518 783 943

13 Cagutsan 338 358 387 339 3.3189 102 108 117 102

14 Canlanipa 3,107 4,473 7,200 8,032 0.4054 7,664 11,034 17,760 19,322

15 Cantiasay 801 835 909 834 16.4527 49 51 55 51

16 Capalayan 1,677 2,015 2,306 2,317 3.2191 521 626 716 276

17 Catadman 485 486 369 385 0.5376 902 904 686 716

18 Danao 374 473 528 570 9.2127 41 51 57 62

19 Danawan 510 532 599 631 0.5768 884 922 1,038 1,094

20 Day-asan 1,104 1,311 1,434 1,644 3.0404 363 431 472 541

21 Ipil 2,692 3,122 3,727 3,879 6.541 412 477 570 593

22 Libuac 1,019 913 889 991 0.8712 1,170 1,048 1,020 1,138

23 Lipata 1,326 1,570 1,659 2,021 2.5413 522 618 653 795

24 Lisondra 639 780 916 874 1.0273 622 759 892 851

25 Luna 4,666 5,714 7,707 9,578 5.2766 884 1,083 1,461 1,815

26 Mabini 1,556 1,592 1,625 1,862 5.0419 309 316 322 246

27 Mabua 1,518 1,944 2,147 2,482 1.4635 1,037 1,328 1,467 1,696

28 Manjagao 650 725 753 712 3.9611 164 183 190 180

29 Mapawa 727 749 930 993 6.8771 106 109 135 148

30 Mat-i 3,499 3,555 4,304 5,128 8.4712 413 420 508 605

31 Nabago 935 964 1,038 1,061 3.7538 249 257 277 283

32 Nonoc** 910 1,040 1,154 1,114 24.6927 37 42 47 45

33 Orok 725 748 898 834 3.123 232 240 288 267

34 Poctoy 959 904 1,353 1,576 4.6586 206 194 290 338

35 Punta Bilar 635 793 830 884 1.2019 528 660 691 736

36 Quezon 1,395 1,804 1,911 2,001 4.1748 334 432 458 479

37 Rizal 2,506 4,339 5,290 5,579 11.4279 219 380 463 488



Barangay Population Land

Area (sq km)

Density (per sq. km.)

1995 2000 2007 2010 1995 2000 2007 2010

38 Sabang 1,179 1,791 2,853 2,598 2.8877 408 620 988 900

39 San Isidro 355 501 459 516 2.3263 153 215 197 231

40 San Jose 1,202 1,435 1,529 1,342 2.4586 489 584 622 546

41 San Juan 7,887 10,646 12,969 13,627 0.4559 17,300 23,352 28,447 29,890

42 San Pedro 632 802 816 860 5.0236 126 160 162 171

43 San Roque 652 754 1,076 1,230 3.0349 215 248 355 405

44 Serna 830 883 1,130 396 3.3878 245 261 334 117

45 Sidlakan 346 363 366 1,233 0.6486 533 560 564 1,901

46 Silop 785 796 1,178 1,173 4.1444 189 192 284 283

47 Sugbay 431 429 424 437 1.1549 373 371 367 378

48 Sukailang 571 895 1,104 1,230 7.4229 77 121 149 166

49 Taft 19,477 19,815 16,917 19,946 0.8827 22,065 22,448 19,165 22,597

50 Talisay 2,063 2,061 1,823 1,490 25.4525 81 81 72 59

51 Togbongon 1,395 1,591 1,743 1,933 4.0751 342 390 428 474

52 Trinidad 1,603 1,706 2,186 2,319 7.6973 208 222 284 301

53 Washington 21,215 20,664 20,817 18,040 1.3693 15,493 15,091 15,203 13,187

54 Zaragosa 698 700 540 588 1.9021 367 368 284 309

Total 104,909 118,534 132,151 140,540 245.34 428 483 539 573 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 2.10 Urban-Rural Population, Growth Rate, Tempo of Urbanization


Year Population % of

Urbanization

Growth Rate (%) Tempo of Urbanization Urban Rural Total Urban Rural

1995 56,352 48,557 104,909 54% 2.81 -0.95 3.76

2000 61,312 57,222 118,534 52% 1.76 3.57 -1.81

2007 65,610 66,541 132,151 50% 1.00 2.33 -1.33

2010 69,223 71,317 140,540 49% 1.84 2.39 -0.56 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 2.11 Household Population by Mother Tongue and Sex

Surigao City 2000

Dialects Both Sexes Male Female

Abelling 24 9 15

Abiyan 23 12 11

Aburlin 6 3 3

Acta/Ayta 31 16 15

Aggay 11 6 5

Agta 4 2 2

Akeanon/Aklanon 21 12 9

Alangan 1 - 1

Applai 1 1 -

Atta/Ata/Ati 1 1 -

Ayangan 4 2 2

Badjao, Sama Dilant 34 21 13

Bagobo/Guinga 1 1 -

Balangao/Baliwanon 2 2 -

Bantoanon 4 2 2

Banwaon 15 3 12

Batak/Binatak 2 - 2




Batangan 9 4 5

Bikol/Bicol 50 20 30

Bilaan/B’laan 3 1 2

Binukid/Bukidnon 26 15 11

Bisaya/Binisaya 2,298 1,103 1,195

Boholano 438 233 205

Bolinao 4 1 3

Bugkalot 23 15 8

Bontok/Binontok 11 2 9

Butuanon 189 86 103

Caviteño 2 2 -

Caviteño-Chavacano 10 3 7

Cebuano 2,352 1,228 1,124

Cimaron 7 3 4

Cotabateño 14 4 10

Cotabateño-Chavacano 42 24 18

Cuyunon/Cuyunan 2 2 -

Davao-Chavacano 18 9 9

Davaweño 217 104 113

Dumagat/Dumagat (Umiray) 6 3 3

Hamtikanon 9 6 3

Hanunuo 3 2 1

Hiliguynon, Ilonggo 203 108 95

Ibanag 10 6 4

Ifugao 42 24 18

Ikalahan/Kalanguya 7 5 2

Ilanun/Ilanuan 15 - 15

Ilocano 76 46 30

Ilongot 19 10 9

Isarog 4 2 2

Itawis 2 - 2

Iyiwaks 9 6 3

Jawa Mapun 1 - 1

Kagayanen 20 11 9

Kalinga 3 2 1

Kamayo 55 26 29

Kamigin / Kinamiging 11 7 4

Kankanai / Kankaney / Kankanaey 115 59 56

Kapampangan 21 8 13

Kapul 1 1 -

Karao 1 1 -

Karay-a 17 5 12

Kinalinga 25 13 12

Kiniray-a 15 8 7

Maguindanao 1 1 -

Manobo / Ata-Manobo 32 17 15

Maranao 187 103 84

Masbateño / Masbatenon 45 32 13

Palawan / Pinalawan / Palawanon 1 1 -

Pangasinan / Panggalato 31 20 11

Sama (Samal) / Abaknon 26 13 13

Subanen (Sicon, Zambo. Norte)/Subaben (Zambo. Norte &Sur) 23 12 11

Surigaonon 109,693 54,677 55,016

Tagalog 381 194 187

Tausug 84 39 45

Ternateño – Chavacano 2 1 1

Waray 327 175 152

Zamboangeño – Chavacano 44 26 18

Other Local Ethnicity 95 49 46




Chinese 89 46 43

American / English 14 10 4

Other Foreign Ethnicity 6 5 1

Not Reported 376 178 198


Table 2.12 Household Population by Religious Affiliation by Sex

Suriga o City 2000

Religious Affiliation Both Sexes Male Female

Roman Catholic 94,250 47,144 47,106

Aglipayan 7,453 3,712 3,741

Islam 460 240 220

Iglesia Ni Cristo 2,682 1,387 1,295

United Church of Christ in the Philippines 2,201 1,074 1,127


Table 2.13 Number of Household by Household Size

Surigao City 2007

Household Size Number

1 1,610

2 3,016

3 4,038

4 4,734

5 4,327

6 3,484

7 2,319

8 and over 3,619

Total 27,147

Average Household Size 4.84 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 2.14 Cultural Community Profile

Surigao City 1997 – 2010

Tribe Location

Number

1998 1999 2000 2007* 2009* 2010*

M F Total M F Total

Mamanwa

Sitio

Tagbasingan, Mat-i,

Surigao City

32

34

37

94

112

113

225

113

117

230

Badjao

Canlanipa, Surigao City

-

-

-

40

-

-

-

-

-

-


*NCIP, Surigao City



Table 2.15 Actual and Projected Population by Barangay


Barangay

Actual Population (at 2.07% growth rate)

Projected Population

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Alang-Alang 561 573 584 597 609 622 634 648 661 675 689

Alegria 666 680 694 708 723 738 753 769 785 801 817

Anomar 1,360 1,388 1,417 1,446 1,476 1,507 1,538 1,570 1,602 1,6035 1,669

Aurora 758 774 790 806 823 840 857 875 893 911 930

Balibayon 1,468 1,498 1,529 1,561 1,593 1,626 1,660 1,694 1,729 1,765 1,802

Baybay 324 331 338 345 352 359 366 374 382 390 398

Bilabid 313 319 326 333 340 347 354 361 369 376 384

Bitaugan 582 594 606 619 632 645 658 672 686 700 714

Bonifacio 2,893 2,953 3,014 3,076 3,140 3,205 3,271 3,339 3,408 3,479 3,551

Buenavista 1,293 1,320 1,347 1,375 1,403 1,432 1,462 1,492 1,523 1,555 1,587

Cabongbongan 754 770 786 802 818 835 853 870 888 907 925

Cagniog 4,289 4,378 4,468 4,561 4,655 4,752 4,850 4,950 5,053 5,157 5,264

Cagutsan 339 346 353 360 368 376 383 391 399 408 416

Canlanipa 8,032 8,198 8,368 8,541 8,718 8,898 9,083 9,271 9,463 9,658 9,858

Cantiasay 834 851 869 887 905 924 943 963 983 1,003 1,024

Capalayan 2,317 2,365 2,414 2,464 2,515 2,567 2,620 2,674 2,730 2,786 2,844

Catadman 385 393 401 409 418 427 435 444 454 463 473

Danao 570 582 594 606 619 631 645 658 672 685 700

Danawan 631 644 657 671 685 699 714 728 743 759 774

Day-asan 1,644 1,678 1,713 1,748 1,784 1,821 1,859 1,898 1,937 1,977 2,018

Ipil 3,879 3,959 4,041 4,125 4,210 4,297 4,386 4,477 4,570 4,664 4,761

Libuac 991 1,012 1,032 1,054 1,076 1,098 1,121 1,144 1,168 1,192 1,216

Lipata 2,021 2,063 2,106 2,149 2,194 2,239 2,285 2,333 2,381 2,430 2,481

Lisondra 874 892 911 929 949 968 988 1,009 1,030 1,051 1,073

Luna 9,578 9,776 9,979 10,185 10,396 10,611 10,831 11,055 11,284 11,517 11,756

Mabini 1,862 1,901 1,940 1,980 2,021 2,063 2,106 2,149 2,194 2,239 2,285

Mabua 2,482 2,533 2,586 2,639 2,694 2,750 2,807 2,865 2,924 2,985 3,046

Manjagao 712 727 742 757 773 789 805 822 839 856 874

Mapawa 993 1,014 1,035 1,056 1,078 1,100 1,123 1,146 1,170 1,194 1,219

Mat-i 5,128 5,234 5,342 5,453 5,566 5,681 5,799 5,919 6,041 6,166 6,294

Nabago 1,061 1,083 1,105 1,128 1,152 1,175 1,200 1,225 1,250 1,276 1,302

Nonoc 1,114 1,137 1,161 1,185 1,209 1,234 1,260 1,286 1,312 1,340 1,367

Orok 834 851 869 887 905 924 943 963 983 1,003 1,024

Poctoy 1,576 1,609 1,642 1,676 1,711 1,746 1,782 1,819 1,857 1,895 1,934

Punta Bilar 884 902 921 940 959 979 1,000 1,020 1,041 1,063 1,085

Quezon 2,001 2,042 2,085 2,128 2,172 2,217 2,263 2,310 2,357 2,406 2,456

Rizal 5,579 5,694 5,812 5,933 6,055 6,181 6,309 6,439 6,573 6,709 6,848

Sabang 2,598 2,652 2,707 2,763 2,820 2,878 2,938 2,999 3,061 3,124 3,189

San Isidro 516 527 538 549 560 572 583 596 608 620 633

San Jose 13,42 1,370 1,398 1,427 1,457 1,487 1,518 1,549 1,581 1,614 1,647

San Juan 13,627 13,909 14,197 14,491 14,791 15,097 15,410 15,728 16,054 16,386 16,726

San Pedro 860 878 896 915 933 953 972 993 1,013 1,034 1,056

San Roque 1,230 1,255 1,281 1,308 1,335 1,363 1,391 1,420 1,449 1,479 1,510

Serna 396 404 413 421 430 439 448 457 467 476 486

Sidlakan 1,233 1,259 1,285 1,311 1,338 1,366 1,394 1,423 1,453 1,483 1,513

Silop 1,173 1,197 1,222 1,247 1,273 1,300 1,326 1,354 1,382 1,411 1,440

Sugbay 437 446 455 465 474 484 494 504 515 525 536

Sukailang 1,230 1,255 1,281 1,308 1,335 1,363 1,391 1,420 1,449 1,479 1,510

Taft 19,946 20,359 20,780 21,210 21,650 22,098 22,555 23,022 23,499 23,985 24,481

Talisay 1,490 1,521 1,552 1,584 1,617 1,651 1,685 1,720 1,755 1,792 1,829

Togbongon 1,933 1,973 2,014 2,056 2,098 2,142 2,186 2,231 2,277 2,324 2,373

Trinidad 2,319 2,367 2,416 2,466 2,517 2,569 2,622 2,677 2,732 2,789 2,846

Washington 18,040 18,413 18,795 19,184 19,581 19,986 20,400 20,822 21,253 21,693 22,142

Zaragosa 588 600 613 625 638 651 665 679 693 707 722

Grand Total 140,540 143,449 146,419 149,449 152,543 155,701 158,924 162,213 165,571 168,999 172,497

Source: NSO 2010 PopCen, CPDO Projections



Table 2.16 Actual and Projected Population Density by Barangay


Barangay

2005 Actual Projected Population Density

Land Area

(person per sq. km.)

(sq.k.m.) 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Alang-Alang 1.3685 410 418 427 436 445 454 464 473 483 493 503

Alegria 1.0675 624 637 650 663 677 691 705 720 735 750 766

Anomar 5.3647 254 259 264 270 275 281 287 293 299 305 311

Aurora 2.242 338 345 352 360 367 375 382 390 398 407 415

Balibayon 4.2861 343 350 357 364 372 379 387 395 404 412 420

Baybay 1.435 226 230 235 240 245 250 255 261 266 272 277

Bilabid 0.6673 469 479 489 499 509 520 530 541 553 564 576

Bitaugan 1.3532 430 439 448 457 467 476 486 496 507 517 528

Bonifacio 3.8861 744 760 776 792 808 825 842 859 877 895 914

Buenavista 1.9095 677 691 705 720 735 750 766 782 798 814 831

Cabongbongan 3.5449 213 217 222 226 231 236 241 246 251 256 261

Cagniog 4.5497 943 962 982 1,002 1,023 1,044 1,066 1,088 1,111 1,134 1,157

Cagutsan 3.3189 102 104 106 109 111 113 116 118 120 123 125

Canlanipa 0.4157 19,322 19,722 20,130 20,547 20,972 21,406 21,849 22,301 22,763 23,234 23,715

Cantiasay 16.4527 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 60 61 62

Capalayan 8.4051 276 281 287 293 299 305 312 318 325 331 338

Catadman 0.5376 716 731 746 762 777 793 810 827 844 861 879

Danao 9.2127 62 63 64 66 67 69 70 71 73 74 76

Danawan 0.5768 1,094 1,117 1,140 1,163 1,187 1,212 1,237 1,263 1,289 1,315 1,343

Day-asan 3.0404 541 552 563 575 587 599 611 624 637 650 664

Ipil 6.5411 593 605 618 631 644 657 671 684 699 713 728

Libuac 0.8712 1,138 1,161 1,185 1,210 1,235 1,260 1,286 1,313 1,340 1,368 1,396

Lipata 2.5413 795 812 829 846 863 881 899 918 937 956 976

Lisondra 1.0273 851 868 886 905 923 943 962 982 1,002 1,023 1,044

Luna 5.2766 1,815 1,853 1,891 1,930 1,970 2,011 2,053 2,095 2,138 2,183 2,228

Mabini 7.5821 246 251 256 261 267 272 278 283 289 295 301

Mabua 1.4635 1,696 1,731 1,767 1,803 1,841 1,879 1,918 1,957 1,998 2,039 2,082

Manjagao 3.9611 180 183 187 191 195 199 203 207 212 216 221

Mapawa 6.7063 148 151 154 157 161 164 167 171 174 178 182

Mat-i 8.4712 605 618 631 644 657 671 685 699 713 728 743

Nabago 3.7538 283 288 294 301 307 313 320 326 333 340 347

Nonoc 24.6927 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55

Orok 3.123 267 273 278 284 290 296 302 308 315 321 328

Poctoy 4.6586 338 345 352 360 367 375 383 390 399 407 415

Punta Bilar 1.2019 736 751 766 782 798 815 832 849 867 884 903

Quezon 4.1749 479 489 499 510 520 531 542 553 565 576 588

Rizal 11.4279 488 498 509 519 530 541 552 563 575 587 599

Sabang 2.8877 900 918 937 957 977 997 1,017 1,038 1,060 1,082 1,104

San Isidro 2.2336 231 236 241 246 251 256 261 267 272 278 284

San Jose 2.4586 546 557 569 580 592 605 617 630 643 656 670

San Juan 0.4559 29,890 30,509 31,141 31,785 32,443 33,115 33,800 34,500 35,214 35,943 36,687

San Pedro 5.0236 171 175 178 182 186 190 194 198 202 206 210

San Roque 3.0349 405 414 422 431 440 449 458 468 477 487 497

Serna 3.3888 117 119 122 124 127 129 132 135 138 141 143

Sidlakan 0.6486 1,901 1,940 1,981 2,022 2,063 2,106 2,150 2,194 2,240 2,286 2,333

Silop 4.1444 283 289 295 301 307 314 320 327 333 340 347

Sugbay 1.1549 378 386 394 402 411 419 428 437 446 455 464

Sukailang 7.4229 166 169 173 176 180 184 187 191 195 199 203

Taft 0.8827 22,597 23,064 23,542 24,029 24,526 25,034 25,552 26,081 26,621 27,172 27,735

Talisay 25.4525 59 60 61 62 64 65 66 68 69 70 72

Togbongon 4.0751 474 484 494 504 515 526 536 547 559 570 582

Trinidad 7.6973 301 308 314 320 327 334 341 348 355 362 370

Washington 1.368 13,187 13,460 13,739 14,023 14,313 14,610 14,912 15,221 15,536 15,857 16,186

Zaragosa 1.9021 309 316 322 329 336 342 350 357 364 372 379

Total 245.3405

Density

573 585 597 609 622 635 648 661 675 689 703

Source: CPDO Projections



Table 2.17 Projected Number of Households by Barangay


Barangay 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

1. Alang-Alang 114 117 119 122 124 127 129 132 135 138 141

2. Alegria 136 139 142 144 148 151 154 157 160 163 167

3. Anomar 278 283 289 295 301 308 314 320 327 334 341

4. Aurora 155 158 161 164 168 171 175 179 182 186 190

5. Balibayon 300 306 312 319 325 332 339 346 353 360 368

6. Baybay 66 68 69 70 72 73 75 76 78 80 81

7. Bilabid 64 65 67 68 69 71 72 74 75 77 78

8. Bitaugan 119 121 124 126 129 132 134 137 140 143 146

9. Bonifacio 590 603 615 628 641 654 668 681 696 710 725

10. Buenavista 264 269 275 281 286 292 298 304 311 317 324

11. Cabongbongan 154 157 160 164 167 170 174 178 181 185 189

12. Cagniog 875 893 912 931 950 970 990 1010 1031 1052 1074

13. Cagutsan 69 71 72 73 75 77 78 80 81 83 85

14. Canlanipa 1,639 1,673 1,708 1,743 1,779 1,816 1,854 1,892 1,931 1,971 2,012

15. Cantiasay 170 174 177 181 185 189 192 197 201 205 209

16. Capalayan 473 483 493 503 513 524 535 546 557 569 580

17. Catadman 79 80 82 83 85 87 89 91 93 94 97

18. Danao 116 119 121 124 126 129 132 134 137 140 143

19. Danawan 129 131 134 137 140 143 146 149 152 155 158

20. Day-asan 336 342 350 357 364 372 379 387 395 403 412

21. Ipil 792 808 825 842 859 877 895 914 933 952 972

22. Libuac 202 207 211 215 220 224 229 233 238 243 248

23. Lipata 412 421 430 439 448 457 466 476 486 496 506

24. Lisondra 178 182 186 190 194 198 202 206 210 214 219

25. Luna 1,955 1,995 2,037 2,079 2,122 2,166 2,210 2,256 2,303 2,350 2,399

26. Mabini 380 388 396 404 412 421 430 439 448 457 466

27. Mabua 507 517 528 539 550 561 573 585 597 609 622

28. Manjagao 145 148 151 154 158 161 164 168 171 175 178

29. Mapawa 203 207 211 216 220 224 229 234 239 244 249

30. Mat-i 1,047 1,068 1,090 1,113 1,136 1,159 1,183 1,208 1,233 1,258 1,284

31. Nabago 217 221 226 230 235 240 245 250 255 260 266

32. Nonoc 227 232 237 242 247 252 257 262 268 273 279

33. Orok 170 174 177 181 185 189 192 197 201 205 209

34. Poctoy 322 328 335 342 349 356 364 371 379 387 395

35. Punta Bilar 180 184 188 192 196 200 204 208 212 217 221

36. Quezon 408 417 426 434 443 452 462 471 481 491 501

37. Rizal 1,139 1,162 1,186 1,211 1,236 1,261 1,288 1,314 1,341 1,369 1,398

38. Sabang 530 541 552 564 576 587 600 612 625 638 651

39. San Isidro 105 108 110 112 114 117 119 122 124 127 129

40. San Jose 274 280 285 291 297 303 310 316 323 329 336

41. San Juan 2,781 2,839 2,897 2,957 3,019 3,081 3,145 3,210 3,276 3,344 3,413

42. San Pedro 176 179 183 187 190 194 198 203 207 211 216

43. San Roque 251 256 261 267 272 278 284 290 296 302 308

44. Serna 81 82 84 86 88 90 91 93 95 97 99

45. Sidlakan 252 257 262 268 273 279 284 290 297 303 309

46. Silop 239 244 249 254 260 265 271 276 282 288 294

47. Sugbay 89 91 93 95 97 99 101 103 105 107 109

48. Sukailang 251 256 261 267 272 278 284 290 296 302 308

49. Taft 4,071 4,155 4,241 4,329 4,418 4,510 4,603 4,698 4,796 4,895 4,996

50. Talisay 304 310 317 323 330 337 344 351 358 366 373

51. Togbongon 394 403 411 420 428 437 446 455 465 474 484

52. Trinidad 473 483 493 503 514 524 535 546 558 569 581

53. Washington 3,682 3758 3,836 3,915 3,996 4,079 4,163 4,249 4,337 4,427 4,519

54. Zaragosa 120 122 125 128 130 133 136 139 141 144 147

TOTAL 28,682 29,275 29,882 30,500 31,131 31,776 32,433 33,105 33,791 37,428 35,203 Source: CPDO Projections

SOCIAL SECTOR Page 35


CHAPTER III

SOCIAL SECTOR

Table 3.1 Number of Schools (Public and Private), By Level


By Level 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013

Elementary:

Public 65 65 65 65 65 65

Private 9 13 12 12 12 12

Sub-Total 74 78 77 77 77 77

Secondary:

Public 19 18 19 22 22 22

Private 6 5 5 5 5 5

SUCs 1 1 1 1 1 1

Sub-Total 26 24 25 28 28 28

Tertiary:

Public 2 2 2 2 2 2

Private 9 9 8 8 7 7

Sub-Total 11 11 10 10 9 9

Total 110 113 112 115 114 114

Source: DepEd, Private, Public Schools and SUCs



Table 3.2 List of Existing Schools – Pre-School, Elementary, Secondary & Tertiary

Surigao City SY 2012 – 2013

Name Location

Pre-School – Day Care Centers (Public)

1. Alang-Alang Day Care Center Brgy. Alang-Alang, Surigao City

2. Sitio Alang-Alang Day Care Center Brgy. Alang-Alang, Surigao City

3. Alegria Day Care Center Brgy. Alegria, Surigao City

4. Aurora Day Care Center Brgy. Aurora, Surigao City

5. Lagundi Day Care Center Brgy. Aurora, Surigao City

6. Anomar Day Care Center Brgy. Anomar, Surigao City

7. Baybay Day Care Center Brgy. Baybay, Surigao City

8. Balibayon Day Care Center Brgy. Balibayon, Surigao City

9. Bilabid Day Care Center Brgy. Bilabid, Surigao City

10. Bitaugan Day Care Center Brgy. Bitaugan, Surigao City

11. Bonifacio Day Care Center Brgy. Bonifacio, Surigao City

12. Buenavista Day Care Center Brgy. Buenavista, Surigao City

13. Cabongbongan Day Care Center Brgy. Cabongbongan, Surigao City

14. Cagniog Day Care Center Brgy. Cagniog, Surigao City

15. Cayutan Day Care Center Brgy. Cagniog, Surigao City

16. Cagutsan Day Care Center Brgy. Cagutsan, Surigao City

17. Catugupan Day Care Center Brgy. Cagutsan, Surigao City

18. Canlanipa Model Day Care Center Brgy. Canlanipa, Surigao City

19. Resettlement Site Day Care Center Brgy. Canlanipa, Surigao City

20. Cantiasay Day Care Center Brgy. Cantiasay, Surigao City

21. Capalayan Day Care Center Brgy. Capalayan, Surigao City

22. Catadman Day Care Center Brgy. Catadman, Surigao City

23. Danao Day Care Center Brgy. Danao, Surigao City

24. Danawan Day Care Center Brgy. Danawan, Surigao City

25. Day-asan Day Care Center Brgy. Day-asan, Surigao City

26. Ipil Day Care Center Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City

27. Aton Day Care Center Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City

28. Kabugwason Day Care Center Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City

29. Libuac Day Care Center Brgy. Libuac, Surigao City

30. Canturok Day Care Center Brgy. Libuac, Surigao City

31. Lipata Day Care Center Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

32. Panubigon Day Care Center Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

33. Lisondra Day Care Center Brgy. Lisondra, Surigao City

34. Bacud Day Care Center Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

35. Bernadette Village Day Care Center Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

36. Lo-oc Day Care Center Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

37. Payawan I Day Care Center Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

38. Payawan II Day Care Center Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

39. Mabini Day Care Center Brgy. Mabini, Surigao City

40. Tugonan Day Care Center Brgy. Mabini, Surigao City

41. Mabua Day Care Center Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City

42. Manjagao Day Care Center Brgy. Manjagao, Surigao City

43. Cayatongan Day Care Center Brgy. Manjagao, Surigao City

44. Mapawa Day Care Center Brgy. Mapawa, Surigao City

45. Mat-i Day Care Center Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

46. Calderon Village Day Care Center Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

47. Japson Day Care Center Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

48. Putchan Day Care Center Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

49. Nabago Day Care Center Brgy. Nabago, Surigao City

50. Nonoc Day Care Center Brgy. Nonoc, Surigao City

51. Orok Day Care Center Brgy. Orok, Surigao City

52. Poctoy Day Care Center Brgy. Poctoy, Surigao City (cont’d. on next page)



cont’n. Table 3.2) Name Location

53. Punta Bilar Day Care Center Brgy. Punta Bilar, Surigao City

54. Lo-oc Day Care Center Brgy. Punta Bilar, Surigao City

55. Quezon Day Care Center Brgy. Quezon, Surigao City

56. Rizal A Day Care Center Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

57. Rizal B Day Care Center Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

58. Bonifacio Source Day Care Center Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

59. Sabang Day Care Center Brgy. Sabang, Surigao City

60. Gayas Day Care Center Brgy. Sabang, Surigao City

61. San Isidro Day Care Center Brgy. San Isidro, Surigao City

62. San Jose Day Care Center Brgy. San Jose, Surigao City

63. San Juan Pilot Day Care Center Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

64. Alingit Day Care Center Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

65. Purok I-A Day Care Center Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

66. Purok 12 Day Care Center Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

67. San Pedro Day Care Center Brgy. San Pedro, Surigao City

68. San Roque Day Care Center Brgy. San Roque, Surigao City

69. Serna Day Care Center Brgy. Serna, Surigao City

70. Sidlakan Day Care Center Brgy. Sidlakan, Surigao City

71. Silop Day Care Center Brgy. Silop, Surigao City

72. Sugbay Day Care Center Brgy. Sugbay, Surigao City

73. Sukailang Day Care Center Brgy. Sukailang, Surigao City

74. Baybay Parola Day Care Center Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

75. Baybay Rose Day Care Center Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

76. Pantalan II Day Care Center Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

77. Silay Hills Day Care Center Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

78. Talisay Day Care Center Brgy. Talisay, Surigao City

79. Togbongon Day Care Center Brgy. Togbongon, Surigao City

80. Trinidad Day Care Center Brgy. Trinidad, Surigao City

81. Bagong Silang I Day Care Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

82. Bagong Silang II Day Care Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

83. Baybay Magallanes Day Care Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

84. Early Childhood Learning Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

85. Kaskag Day Care Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

86. Little Tondo Day Care Center Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

87. Zaragosa Day Care Center Brgy. Zaragosa, Surigao City

Pre-School (Private)

1. Children’s Garden Learning Center Diez St., Surigao City

2. Children’s Hope Learning Center Roxas St., Surigao City

3. Christian Kiddie Care Learning Center Espina cor. Narciso Sts., Surigao City

4. Children of the King’s Haven Learning Academy Km. 1, Surigao City

5. Conference Children’s Education Center Espina Extension, Surigao City

6. Fun to Learn Kinder Center Brgy. Canlanipa, Surigao City

7. Hilltop Bible Baptist Learning Center Espina St., Surigao City

8. Hope and Life Kinder Center Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City

9. Jesus Cabarrus Catholic School Brgy. Nonoc, Surigao City

10. Jesus Cares Found’l. Learning Academy Brgy. Bonifacio, Surigao City

11. Learn and Grow Kids Center

12. Learner’s Life Genesis Ceniza Heights Subdivision, Surigao City

13. Play and Learn Kiddie School

14. Sabang-SVD Mission School

15. Saint Paul University Surigao National Highway, Brgy. Luna, S.C.

16. Sta. Isabel Academe Foundation, Inc. Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

17. Sta. Teresa Learning Center

18. Sun Yat Sen Kaimo St., Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

19. Surigao City Adventist Learning Center Km. 1, Surigao City

20. Surigao Education Center-Montessori Department Km. 1, Surigao City

21. Surigaonon Heritage Kiddie School Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

22. UCCP Kindergarten Nursery School Narciso St., Surigao City (cont’d. on next page)




Name Location

Elementary (Public)

District I

1. Mariano Espina MCES Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

2. Balibayon Elementary School Brgy. Balibayon, Surigao City

3. Cagutsan Elementary School Brgy. Cagutsan, Surigao City

4. Day-asan Elementary School Brgy. Day-asan, Surigao City

5. Manjagao Elementary School Brgy. Manjagao, Surigao City

6. Orok Elementary School Brgy. Orok, Surigao City

7. San Isidro Elementary School Brgy. San Isidro, Surigao City

8. San Jose Elementary School Brgy. San Jose, Surigao City

District II

9. Surigao City Pilot School Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

10. Aurora Elementary School Brgy. Aurora, Surigao City

11. Lagundi Elementary School Lagundi, Brgy. Aurora, Surigao City

12. Zaragoza Elementary School Brgy. Zaragoza, Surigao City

District III

13. Surigao West Central Elementary School Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

14. Alegria Elementary School Brgy. Alegria, Surigao City

15. Baybay Elementary School Brgy. Baybay, Surigao City

16. Bilabid Primary School Brgy. Bilabid, Surigao City

17. Kaningag Elementary School Brgy. Mabini, Surigao City

18. Tugonan Elementary School Brgy. Mabini, Surigao City

District IV

19. C.V. Diez Memorial Central Elem. School Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

20. Cantiasay Elementary School Brgy. Cantiasay, Surigao City

21. Hanigad Elementary School Brgy. San Pedro, Surigao City

22. J.E. Fernandez Elementary School Brgy. Togbongon, Surigao City

23. J.R. Clavero Memorial Elem. School Brgy. Poctoy, Surigao City

24. Laguna Elementary School Brgy. Serna, Surigao City

25. San Roque Elementary School Brgy. San Roque, Surigao City

26. Special Science Elementary School Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

District V

27. Surigao City Central Elementary School Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

28. Anomar Elementary School Brgy. Anomar, Surigao City

29. Arturo Borja Elementary School Sangay, Brgy. Anomar, Surigao City

30. Emerico Borja Elementary School Brgy. Trinidad, Surigao City

31. Lisondra Elementary School Brgy. Lisondra, Surigao City

32. Nonoc Elementary School Brgy. Nonoc, Surigao City

33. Sukailang Elementary School Brgy. Sukailang, Surigao City

34. Talisay Elementary School Brgy. Talisay, Surigao City

District VI

35. B. Vasquez Elementary School Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

36. Catadman Elementary School Brgy. Catadman, Surigao City

37. Danao Elementary School Brgy. Danao, Surigao City

38. Danawan Elementary School Brgy. Danawan, Surigao City

39. Ipil Elementary School Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City

40. Lipata Elementary School Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

41. Mabua Elementary School Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City

42. Punta Bilar Elementary School Brgy. Punta Bilar, Surigao City

43. Sabang Elementary School Brgy. Sabang, Surigao City

44. Sidlakan Elementary School Brgy. Sidlakan, Surigao City

45. Sumilom Primary School Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

District VII

46. Margarita Elementary School Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

47. Bitaugan Elementary School Brgy. Bitaugan, Surigao City

48. Calderon Village Elementary School Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

49. Canlanipa Elementary School Brgy. Canlanipa, Surigao City

50. Lope Ruiz Memorial Elementary School Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City (cont’d. on next page)




Name Location

51. Mat-i Elementary School Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

52. Melquaides Cagasan Mem. Elem. School Brgy. Cagniog, Surigao City

53. Ouano Elementary School Cayutan, Brgy. Cagniog, Surigao City

54. Sugbay Elementary School Brgy. Sugbay, Surigao City

District VIII

55. Navarro Memorial Elementary School Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

56. Alang-alang Elementary School Brgy. Alang-alang, Surigao City

57. Bonifacio Community Elementary School Brgy. Bonifacio, Surigao City

58. Buenavista Elementary School Brgy. Buenavista, Surigao City

59. Capalayan Elementary School Brgy. Capalayan, Surigao City

60. Libuac Elementary School Brgy. Libuac, Surigao City

61. Martinez Elementary School Brgy. Mapawa, Surigao City

62. Nabago Elementary School Brgy. Nabago, Surigao City

63. Quezon Elementary School Brgy. Quezon, Surigao City

64. Roxas Elementary School Brgy. Silop, Surigao City

65. Sarvida Yuipco Memorial Elem. School Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

Elementary (Private)

1. Children Garden Learning Center Diez cor. Amat Sts., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

2. Hilltop Bible Baptist Learning Center Espina St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

3. Hope and Life Learning Education Center Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City

4. Jesus Cabarrus Catholic School Brgy. Talisay, Surigao City

5. Jesus Cares Foundation Learning Academy Brgy. Bonifacio, Surigao City

6. Saint Paul University Surigao San Nicolas-Rizal Sts., Brgy. Washington, SC

7. Sta. Isabel Academe (CP) Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

8. Sta. Teresa Learning Center (IP) Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

9. Sun Yat Sen Kaimo cor. San Nicolas, Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

10. Surigaonon Heritage Kiddie School (IP) Magallanes St., Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

11. Surigao Adventist Learning Center Km. 1, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

12. Surigao Education Center (SEC) Km. 2, National Highway, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

Secondary (Public)

1. Juan P. Cedro, Sr. Mem High School Brgy. Buenavista, Surigao City

2. Alegria National High School Brgy. Alegria, Surigao City

3. Caraga Regional Science High School Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

4. Ipil National High School Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City

5. Rizal National High School Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

6. Mat-i National High School Brgy. Mat-i, Surigao City

7. Anomar National High School Brgy. Anomar, Surigao City

8. Surigao City National High School Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City

9. Capalayan National High School Brgy. Capalayan, Surigao City

10. Talisay National High School Brgy. Talisay, Surigao City

11. Cantiasay National High School Brgy. Cantiasay, Surigao City

12. Libuac National High School Brgy. Libuac, Surigao City

13. Zaragosa National High School Brgy. Zaragoza, Surigao City

14. San Jose National High School Brgy. San Jose, Surigao City

15. Taft National High School Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

16. Surigao del Norte National High School Peñaranda St., Brgy. Washington, S.C.

17. Nonoc National High School Brgy. Nonoc, Surigao City

18. Day-asan National High School Brgy. Day-asan, Surigao City

19. Surigao State College of Technology Narciso St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

Secondary (Private)

1. Jesus Cabarrus Catholic School Brgy. Talisay, Surigao City

2. Saint Paul University Surigao National Highway, Brgy. Luna, S.C.

3. Surigao Education Center (SEC) Km 2, National Highway, Brgy. Luna, S.C.

4. NEMCO Rizal-Amat Sts., Brgy. Washington, S.C.

5. Saint Jude Thaddeus Inst. of Technology Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

Tertiary (Public)

1. Surigao State College of Technology Narciso St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

2. SNCAT (Day-asan Campus) Brgy. Day-asan, Surigao City (cont’d. on next page)




Name Location

Tertiary (Private)

1. Saint Paul University Surigao San Nicolas-Rizal Sts., Washington, S.C.

2. NEMCO Rizal-Amat Sts., Brgy. Washington, S.C.

3. Saint Jude Thaddeus Inst. of Technology Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

4. Surigao Education Center (SEC) Km 2, National Highway, Brgy. Luna, S.C.

5. San Sebastian College – Surigao Campus P. Reyes-Boulevard, Brgy. Taft., Surigao City

6. Philippine Women’s University System Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

7. STI College (Systems Technology Institute) Magallanes-Amat Sts., Surigao City Source: DSWD / City DepEd, Surigao City; CPDO Survey



Table 3.3 Number of School Teachers (Public and Private), By Level


Level School Year

2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2011-2012 2012-2013 Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Elementary:

Public 29 586 615 30 589 619 39 588 627 39 592 631 44 592 636 50 619 669

Private 19 115 134 17 118 135 65 6 71 65 6 71 15 50 65 12 74 86

Sub-Total 48 701 749 47 707 754 104 594 698 104 598 702 59 642 701 62 693 755

Secondary:

Public 25 100 125 28 115 143 67 228 295 68 229 297 71 236 307 36 220 256

Private 16 64 80 15 68 83 41 3 44 44 3 47 16 43 59 27 56 83

Sub-Total 41 164 205 43 183 226 108 231 339 112 232 344 87 279 366 63 276 339

Tertiary:

Public 69 75 144 71 83 154 No gender data 161 No gender data 186 77 100 177 100 112 212

Private 176 252 428 255 178 433 254 176 430 252 174 426 201 217 418 113 130 243

Sub-Total 245 327 572 326 261 587 591 612 278 317 595 213 242 455

Grand Total 334 1,192 1,526 416 1,151 1,567 1,628 1,658 424 1,238 1,662 338 1,211 1,549 Source: City DepEd, private schools and learning centers



Table 3.4 Number of Enrollment (Public and Private), By Level


Level

School Year

2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Pre-School:

Public 127 121 248 168 163 331 816 783 1,599 1,242 1,559 2,801 1,401 1,290 2,691 1,411 1,277 2,688

Private 808 849 1,657 878 870 1,748 860 872 1,732 857 849 1,706 779 673 1,450 874 841 1,715

Total 935 970 1,905 1,046 1,033 2,079 1,676 1,655 3,331 2,099 2,408 4,507 2,178 1,963 4,141 2,285 2,118 4,403

Elementary:

Public 9,966 9,395 19,361 7,621 6,822 14,443 10,713 9,846 20,559 10,794 9,840 20,634 11,174 10,240 21,414 11,367 10,389 21,756

Private 638 590 1,228 675 597 1,272 711 649 1,360 723 624 1,347 961 870 1,831 772 661 1,433

Total 10,604 9,985 20,589 8,296 7,419 15,715 11,424 10,495 21,919 11,517 10,464 21,981 12,135 11,110 23,245 12,139 11,050 23,189

Secondary:

Public 3,256 3,156 6,412 3,347 3,187 6,534 3,255 3,173 6,428 3,400 3,414 6,814 3,505 3,513 7,018 3,714 3,721 7,435

SSCT 251 180 431 251 1,725 1,976 230 185 415 259 214 473 167 159 326 99 112 211

SNNHS 1,592 2,013 3,605 1,916 2,014 3,930 1,831 2,004 3,835 1,713 1,887 3,600 1,423 1,742 3,165 No data

Private 716 806 1,522 773 782 1,555 866 768 1,634 897 810 1,707 859 772 1,631 975 909 1,884

Total 5,815 6,155 11,970 6,287 6,155 12,442 6,182 6,130 12,312 6,269 6,325 12,594 5,954 6,186 12,140 4,788 4,742 9,530

Tertiary:

SPUS* 1,401 2,148 3,549 1,275 2,027 3,302 1,237 1,994 3,231 1,321 2,009 3,330 1,201 1,420 2,621 714 987 1,701

NEMCO+ 1,479 2,488 3,967 1,430 2,374 3,804 1,357 1,983 3,340 890 1,774 2,664 689 952 1,641 564 823 1,387

SEC* 1,030 1,189 2,219 1,254 2,623 3,877 907 953 1,860 951 807 1,758 1,634 1,183 2,817

SSCT 2,256 1,635 3,891 2,772 2,094 4,866 1,890 1,947 3,837 2,562 2,372 4,934 3,004 2,937 5,941 2,237 2,721 4,958

SJTIT* 677 570 1,247 339 191 530 321 208 529 309 186 495 292 174 466

STI College Surigao* 670 365 1,035 666 405 1,071 402 259 661 469 356 825 749 544 1,293 485 416 901

PWU** 129 368 497 67 177 244 126 321 447 138 131 269 18 65 83

Total 7,730 8,864 16,594 7,464 9,700 17,164 6,258 7,648 13,906 6,652 7,657 14,309 7,604 7,287 14,891

Post Tertiary/Graduate:



Level

School Year

2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

SSCT - - - - - - - - - - - - 63 124 187 90 180 280

SPUS - - - - - - 127 401 528 102 366 468 428 383 811 80 186 266

SS College of Law - - - - - - - - - 11 20 31

Bukidnon Grad Ext. - - - - - - - - - - - - 30 102 132

Total 127 401 528 113 386 499 521 609 1,130

Technical/Vocational:

SPUS 5 9 14

NEMCO 64 121 185

SSCT 926 403 1,329 903 435 1,338

STI 136 171 307

PWU 18 65 83 17 48 65

SEC 7 0 7

SNCAT 322 296 618

Total - - - - - - 1,278 773 2,051

Grand Total 25,084 25,974 51,058 23,093 24,307 47,400 25,667 26,329 51,996 26,650 27,240 53,389 29,670 27,928 57,598

Source: City DepEd, private and public schools, Surigao City



Table 3.5 Number of Classroom (Public and Private), By Level


By Level 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2011-2012 2012-2013

Pre-School:

Public 2

Private 51

Sub-Total 53

Elementary:

Public 551 527 495 495 494 537

Private 130 133 135 135 134 82

Sub-Total 681 660 630 630 628 619

Secondary:

Public 102 109 185 195 159 160

Private 75 76 77 78 72 55

Sub-Total 177 185 262 273 231 215

Tertiary:

Public 72 75 88 88 137 169

Private 190 191 195 195 172 141

Sub-Total 262 384 283 283 309 310

Total 1,120 1,111 1,175 1,188 1,215 1,197 Source: City DepEd, public and private schools, Surigao City

Table 3.6

Performance Indicator for Public Elementary and Secondary Schools Surigao City 2007-2012

Indicators Absolute Number and Percent

2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012

1. Elementary Level:

Participation Rate 74.48% 78.08% 78.97 81.31% 88.60% 97.43%

Cohort Survival Rate 99.75% 78.96% 80.82 79.00% 76.49% 78.31%

Completion Rate 74.71% 74.80% 78.07 - 67.99% 77.29%

Drop-out Rate 6.50% 2.84% 2.88 0.02% 0.02% 3.26%

Transition Rate - - - - 100.74% 97.00%

Repetition Rate - - - - 1.64% 1.34%

Classroom Pupil Ratio - - - - 1:37.86 1:45.35

Desk Pupil/Student Ratio - - - - 1:1.10 1:1.20

Teacher-Pupil Ratio 1:30.90 1:31.76 1:32.58 1:32.58 1:32.65 1:36.81

Grade 1 Entrants w/ ECCD - - - - 81.33% 86.58%

NAT Achievement Rate - - - - 77.03% 78.78%

2. High School Level:

Participation Rate 31.44% 41.04% 41.66 42.39% 48.17% 62.94%

Cohort Survival Rate 80.47% 77.63% 84.53 83.01% 77.33% 78.89%

Completion Rate 72.13% 69.98% 80.52 - 74.41% 72.02%

Drop-out Rate 8.0% 0.34% 6.62 1.23% 1.23% 7.95%

Transition Rate 1:44.83 1:43.81 1:42.15 1:40.44 88.48% 81.82%

Repetition Rate - - - - 2.57% 2.05%

Classroom Student Ratio - - - - 1:62.23 1:46.47

Desk Pupil/Student Ratio - - - - 1:1.28 1:1.08

Teacher-Pupil Ratio - - - - 1:42.15 1:29.04

NAT Achievement Rate 48.89% 64.88% Source: DepEd, Surigao City



Table 3.7 Comparative Crude Birth Rates


Year Male Female Total Rates

2007 1,218 1,257 2,475 18.59

2008 1,441 1,285 2,726 20.32

2009 1,483 1,335 2,818 20.04

2010 1,317 1,263 2,580 18.01

2011 2,863 20.09

2012 2,573 17.73

Per 1,000 Population Source: City Health Office, Surigao City

Table 3.8

Comparative Crude Death Rates Surigao City 2007-2012


2007 390 294 684 5.14

2008 419 303 722 5.38

2009 528 386 914 6.50

2010 441 355 796 5.56

2011 897 6.29

2012 937 6.46


Table 3.9

Comparative Maternal Mortality Rates Surigao City 2007-2012

Year Total Rates

2007 5 2.20

2008 3 0.36

2009 2 0.71

2010 3 1.16

2011 2 0.70

2012 8 3.11


Table 3.10

Comparative Infant Mortality Rates Surigao City 2011-2012


2011 35 12.22

2012 33 12.82




Table 3.11 Leading Causes of Maternal Mortality


Causes 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate

Hypovolomic Shock 1 0.35

HELLP with Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 1 0.35 1 0.39

Brain Herniation Occupying Lesion 1 0.35

Cardiac Arrhythmia CVA Hemorrhage 1 0.35 1 0.39

Acute Myocardial Infarction 1 0.35

Postpartum Hemorrhage 1 0.36 1 0.39

Postpartum Bleeding with Chronic Anemia 1 0.36

Postpartum Severe Pre-eclampsia 2 0.8 1 0.35 2 0.78

Postpartum Sepsis 2 0.78

Placental Retention 1 0.36 1 0.35

Massive Uterine Bleeding with impending uterine rupture 1 0.39

Sepsis 1 0.4

Septicemia Bleeding Placenta 1 0.4

Previa Totalis 1 0.4

Source: City Health Office, Surigao City



Table 3.12 Leading Causes of Infant Mortality


Causes 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate

Pneumonia 3 1.2 9 3.30 10 3.54 6 2.33 5 1.75 5 1.94

Asphyxia 2 0.71

Pre-maturity 1 0.36 3 1.06 4 1.55 1 0.35 4 1.55

Acute Gastroenteritis 2 0.70 6 2.33

Respiratory Distress Syndrome 2 0.73

Neonatal Sepsis 6 2.4 6 2.20 16 5.68 8 3.10 18 6.29 8 3.11

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 1 0.4 4 1.55 4 1.40 2 0.78

Congenital Heart Disease 3 1.00 2 0.71 3 1.17

Accidents 1 0.35

Diarrheal Disease 2 0.8 5 1.77

Ischemic Encephalopathy 1 0.39

Per 1,000 live births Source: City Health Office, Surigao City



Table 3.13 Comparative Leading Causes of Mortality


Causes 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate

1. Cardiovascular Disease

103 77 180 1.4 110 91 201 1.49 215 1.5 219 1.52 259 1.82 247 1.70

2. Multi-organ Failure

44 70 114 0.9 41 64 105 0.78 124 8.5 127 0.88 104 0.73 82 0.57

3. Cancer all types 31 26 57 0.4 31 26 57 0.42 82 0.58 71 0.49 69 0.48 75 0.52

4. Pulmonary Tuberculosis

21 5 26 0.2 17 13 30 0.22 33 0.23 29 0.20

5. Accidents 37 13 50 0.4 39 12 51 0.38 57 0.41 39 0.27 39 0.27 58 0.40

6. Septicemia 34 8 42 0.31 41 0.28

7. Kidney Disorder 26 0.18

8. Pneumonia 25 19 44 0.3 90 0.64 57 0.39 71 0.50 62 0.43

9. Still birth 11 0.07 17 0.12

10. Gastroenteritis 10 0.07

11. Liver Disorder 12 4 16 0.11 20 0.14 19 0.13

12. Diabetes 15 7 22 0.2 19 21 40 0.29 27 0.19 29 0.20 14 0.09 31 0.21

13. Bleeding Peptic Ulcer

9 3 12 0.1 22 0.15

14. Bronchial Asthma

15. Sepsis 28 15 43 0.3 60 0.43 58 0.41 66 0.45

16. Renal Failure 30 19 49 0.4 30 13 43 0.32 23 0.16 38 0.27 40 0.28

Per 1,000 population Source: City Health Office, Surigao City



Table 3.14 Comparative Leading Causes of Morbidity


2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate Male Female Total Rate

1. Pneumonia 568 437 1,005 7.6 1,013 7.2 1,604 11.19 1,353 9.49 461 3.18

2. Diarrhea 601 573 1,174 8.75 1,056 7.5 1,490 10.46 759 5.23

3. Hypertension 1,131 1,035 2,166 16.3 686 989 1,675 12.48 1,173 8.3 1,089 7.60 882 6.19 740 5.10

4. Influenza 315 328 643 4.79 1,404 9.9 3,594 25.0 1,837 12.66

5. Pulmonary Tuberculosis

226 124 350 2.6

6. Skin Disease 696 604 1,300 9.8 725 673 1,321 9.84 1,400 9.9 1,642 11.45 1,575 11.05 1,741 11.99

7. Wounds all types 280 270 550 4.1 581 553 1,134 8.45 1,195 8.5 1,125 7.85 1,322 9.29 1,202 8.28

8. Animal Bites 230 160 390 2.9 265 204 469 3.49 915 6.5 1,032 7.20 771 5.41 1,134 7.81

9. Musculoskeletal Disorder

282 323 605 4.5 253 312 565 4.21 1,772 12.6

10. Acute Gastroenteritis

817 683 1,500 11.3 1,040 7.25

11. Acute Respiratory Infections

2,701 2,808 5,509 41.1 2,755 2,986 5,741 42.79 7,479 53.2 1,823 12.72 3,493 24.51 2,996 20.65

12. Urinary Tract Infection

242 440 682 5.1 380 862 1,242 9.25 1,053 7.5 1,384 9.65 1,517 10.66 1,069 7.37

13. Upper Respiratory Tract Infection

956 6.67 3,579 25.09 3,615 24.97

14. Dengue Shock Syndrome

282 1.98

Per 1,000 population Source: City Health Office, Surigao City



Table 3.15 Comparative Nutritional Status of Pre-School Children by Category


Category 2009 2010 2011 2012

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

1. Normal 8,003 7,542 15,545 8,206 7,971 16,177 7,864 7,294 15,158 8,288 7,743 16,031

2. Below Normal Low (BNL) 1,126 1,029 2,155 883 750 1,633 832 701 1,533 862 718 1,580

4. Below Normal Very Low(BNVL) 114 183 297 252 193 445 229 200 429 228 179 407

5. Above Normal 129 149 278 156 106 262 150 111 261 126 115 241

Total 9,372 8,903 18,275 9,497 9,020 18,517 9,075 8,306 17,381 9,504 8,755 18,259

Prevalence Rate 13.42% 11.22% 11.29% 10.88%




Table 3.16 Child Care Program

Surigao City 2012

Activity Target Number %

Infant exclusively breastfeed until 6 months 2,329 77.0%

Fully immunized child

Diarrhea cases given ORS (0-59 months)

Pneumonia cases given treatment (0-59 months)


Table 3.17 List of Hospitals, Category and Bed Capacity

Surigao City 2012

Name of Hospital / Center / Clinic

Location Type Category Bed Capacity

(units)

Caraga Regional Hospital Rizal St., S.C. Gov’t. Tertiary 150

Miranda Family Hospital Km.1, Nat’l. Highway Private Secondary 50

Surigao Medical Center Km.1, Nat’l. Highway Private Secondary 35

Total 235

Source: CPDO Survey /Public & Private Hospital, Surigao City



Table 3.18 Inventory of Health Facilities/Services


Facilities 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public

Hospital 4 1 4 2 4 2 4 2 2 1 2 1

Main Health Center - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1

District Health Center - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3

Brgy. Health Centers - 49 - 49 - 49 - 49 - 49

Dental Laboratories 10 3 10 3 11 3 11 3 16 3 16 9

Medical Clinics 7 - 7 - 7 - 7 - 7 -

Family Planning Clinics 3 54 54 3 54 3 54 3 54 3

Drug Stores 48 1 - 1 50 1 50 1 50 1

Optical Clinics 11 - 11 - 11 - 11 - 11 -

Rehab Specialist 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -

Reproductive Tract Infection Lab. - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 -

Ambulance 1 6 1 6 2 8 2 8 2 8

Drug Testing Center 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 1

Source: CPDO Survey, Surigao City



Table 3.19 Medical Health Personnel

Surigao City 2012

Hospital/Health Facilities Type

Number of Medical Personnel

Health Officer/ Doctor

Nurses Midwives Dentist Pharmacist Medical

Technologist Nutritionist

Rural Sanitary Inspector

X-Ray Technician

Main City Health Center Public 1 5 2 1 0 1 1 1 0

District Health Centers Public 4 4 21 1 0 1 0 3 0

Surigao Polyclinic Private

Surigao Health Specialists Private

Miranda Family Hospital Private

Surigao Medical Center Private

Caraga Regional Hospital Public

Hikdop Birthing Clinic Public

Madonna Birthing Homes Private

Kabdos Birthing Homes Private

Total

Source: CHO & CPDO Survey, Surigao City



Table 3.20 Household with Access to Improved/Safe Water Supply

Surigao City 2012

Type Number Percent (%)

Level I 628 2.12%

Level II 11,034 37.21%

Level III 17,992 60.67%

Total 29,654 100.00% Source: City Health Office, Surigao City

Table 3.21 Household with Toilet by Type

Surigao City 2012

Toilet Facility Number Percent (%)

1. Sanitary Toilet (water sealed) 21,925 76.24%

2. Unsanitary 0 0

3. Without Sanitary Toilet 6,834 23.76%


Table 3.22 Social Welfare Facilities

Surigao City 2012

Facilities Number

Day Care Centers 84

Senior Citizens’ Care Center 1

Women’s Resource Center 1

Lingap Center/Center for Street Children 1

Knowledge Center for Children 1

Tawag Resource Center 1

Crisis Center 1 Source: City Social Welfare and Development Office, Surigao City

Table 3.23 Comparative Number of Day Care Centers


Particulars Number

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Number of Barangays 54 54 54 54 54 54

Number of Day Care Centers 82 87 87 87 87 84

Number of Children Served 3,195 4,055 3,108 2,408 3,206

Source: City Social Welfare and Development Office, Surigao City



Table 3.24 Social Welfare Services

Surigao City 2011

Programs/Services Number

Male Female Total

A. Child Development (0 to less than 18 years old) 4,594 3,516 8,110

B. Youth Development (18 to less than 30 years old) 372 469 841

C. Emergency Assistance 4,028 2,184 6,212

D. Program for the Welfare of Disabled Persons 1,364 1,433 2,797

E. Program for the Welfare of the Elderly 3,477 4,444 7,921

F. Family Welfare Program 3,995 5,673 9,668

G. Community Welfare Program 10

H. Women Welfare Program 3,958 3,958

TOTAL 17,830 21,677 39,517

Source: City Social Welfare and Development Office, Surigao City

Table 3.25 Number of Birth Registered

Surigao City 2012

Month Male Female Total

January 256 225 481

February 236 237 473

March 206 224 430

April 240 254 494

May 269 269 538

June 281 225 506

July 191 196 387

August 221 214 435

September 258 243 501

October 317 299 616

November 230 233 463

December 250 197 447

Total 2,955 2,816 5,771

Source: Local Civil Registrar, Surigao City



Table 3.26 Number of Death Registered

Surigao City 2012

Month Male Female Total

January 95 66 161

February 64 47 111

March 81 69 150

April 70 54 124

May 74 66 140

June 85 51 136

July 85 51 136

August 95 41 136

September 58 45 103

October 59 56 115

November 73 71 144

December 69 65 134

Total 908 682 1,590


Table 3.27

Comparative Number of Marriages Registered Surigao City 2007-2012

Month 2007 2008 2004 2009 2010 2011 2012

January 63 81 74 140 69 66 82

February 57 164 124 169 315 152 258

March 127 29 59 40 36 65 32

April 38 61 57 63 47 39 53

May 91 89 111 75 77 73 119

June 69 77 95 76 131 71 81

July 90 47 93 77 70 59 56

August 51 63 84 46 48 60 59

September 56 71 56 49 58 62 53

October 68 53 57 45 50 63 77

November 49 38 58 67 56 57 48

December 41 39 43 71 44 85 66

Total 800 812 911 918 1,001 852 984




Table 3.28 Family Planning Acceptors by Method


Method 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1. Pills 3,958 2,902 3,019 2,936 3,782 2,846

2. IUD 2,081 1,261 1,307 1,340 2,254 1,377

3. Condom 240 103 99 77 110 86

4. NFP 19 0 0 0 0 0

5. LAM 781 568 713 1,035 1,136 1,018

6. Female Sterilization 2,652 813 835 897 900 891

7. Male Sterilization 31 38 38 35 39 34

8. DMPA 1,993 1,296 1,600 1,537 2,317 1,880

9. Others: SDM 0 10 17 10 19 17

Total 11,755 6,991 7,628 7,867 10,557 8,149 Source: City Health Office, Surigao City



Table 3.29 Comparative Data on Crime Statistics


Type of Offense 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Male Female Both Sexes






Crime Against Person

22 35 33 65 82 5 87 75 11 86

Crime Against Property

19 15 33 394 445 337 782 254 175 429

Crime Against Chastity

0 0 0 5 14 16 3 36

Crime Against Moral and Public Order

14 0 0 0 0 98 23 7 30 21 4 25

Total Index Crime 55 55 113 472 816 505

Non-Index Crimes 9 36 1 37 84 201 182 221

SOLVED CASES 41 82 194 376 419 449

UNSOLVED CASES 7 10 3 297 579 277

Crime Rate* 48.43% 69.62% 12.42% 41.24% 62.93% 43.11%

Crime Solution 64.06% 89.13% 98.47% 56.00% 41.98% 61.84%

* per 100,000 population Source: Surigao City Police Station, Surigao City



Table 3.30 Size of Police Force


Year Police Force

Policemen-Population Ratio Male Female Total

2007 64 6 70 1:2,029

2008 57 6 63 1:2,097

2009 73 7 80 1:1,652

2010 97 8 105 1:1,259

2011

2012

*urban population only Source: Surigao City Police Station, Surigao City

Table 3.31 Number of Police Protective Facilities, by Type

Surigao City 2012

Type Number

Vehicle:

Single Motorcycle 5

Mobile Tricycle 4

Automobile 3

Radio:

Handheld 22

Firearms* 105 *Note: All PNP Personnel has an issue of Firearms Source: Surigao City Police Station, Surigao City

Table 3.32 Comparative Number of Firefighters and Fire Fighting Facilities


Year

No. of Firefighters Type and Number of Firefighting Facilities

Fire Trucks Ambulance Fire Jeep Portable

Fire Pump

Fire Boat

Trailer Mounted

Fire Pump

Male Female Total

2005 36 1 37 4 None 1 2 1 1

2006 38 1 39 4 None 1 1 1 1

2007 39 1 40 4 1 3 1 1

2008 44 1 45 4 None 1 3 1 1

2009 44 15 59 4 None 1 3 1 1

2010 54 18 72 4 None 1 1 1 1

2011

2012 51 4 None 1

Note: Firefighter-Population Ratio – 1:2000 inhabitants Source: Bureau of Fire Protection, Surigao City



Table 3.33 Occupied Housing Units, Households, Household Population and

Ratio of Household and Household Population to Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building

Surigao City 2000

Type of Bldg., City/District & Classification

Occupied Housing

Units Households

Households Population

Ratio

HH to Occupied Housing

Units

HH Population to Occupied

Housing Units

Single House 20,213 20,658 108,887 1.02 5.39

Duplex 737 806 3,908 1.09 5.30

Multi-Unit Residential 663 724 3,341 1.09 5.04

Commercial/Industrial/ Agricultural

63 66

387 1.05 6.14

Institutional Living Quarters

10 12

50 1.20 5.00

Other Housing Unit 7 7 28 1.00 4.00

Not Reported 265 268 1,446 1.01 5.46

Total 21,958 22,541 118,047 1.03 5.38 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 3.34

Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building, Number of Household in each Housing Unit

Surigao City 2000

Number of Household

Type of Building

Total Occupied

Housing Units Single House Duplex

Multi-unit Residential (3 units or

more)

Total 21,958 20,213 737 663

One Household 21,490 19,848 679 625

Two Households 377 302 51 18

Three Households 73 51 4 17

Four Households 13 8 2 3

Five Households 4 3 1 -

Six Households or more 1 1 - -

Mean No. of Household 1.03 1.02 1.09 1.09 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 3.35 Households by Type of Building by Tenure Status of the Lot

Surigao City 2000

Tenure of Status of the Lot

Type of Building

Commercial/ Industrial/

Agricultural

Institutional Living

Quarters

Other Housing Unit

Not Reported

Owned/Being Rented 33 8 1 18

Rented 17 2 - 7

Rent Free with Consent of Owner

13 1 4 11

Rent Free without Consent of Owner

- 1 1 3

Not Reported 3 - 1 229

Total 66 12 7 268 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 3.36 Household by Type of Building – Tenure Status of the Lot

Surigao City 2000

Tenure Status of the Lot Total

Household

Type of Building

Single House Duplex

Multi-Unit Residential (3 units or

more)

Owned/being Amortized 10,755 10,092 358 245

Rented 2,739 2,301 191 221

Rent-Free/with Consent of Owner 5,996 5,632 168 167

Rent-Free without Consent of Owner 1,747 1,693 27 22

Not Reported 1,304 940 62 69

Total 22,541 20,658 806 724 Source: NSO, Surigao City

Table 3.37 Households by Tenure Status of the Lot

Surigao City 2007

Tenure Status of the Lot Total Household %

Owned/being Amortized 16,918 62.32

Rented 2,238 8.24

Rent-Free with Consent of Owner 6,047 22.28

Rent-Free without Consent of Owner 1,466 5.40

Not Reported 105 0.39

Not Applicable 373 1.37

Total 27,147 100.00% Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population

Table 3.38

Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Sex and Place of Work Surigao City

2007

Sex

Gainful Workers 15 Years Old &

Over

Place of Work

Same City/ Municipality

Other City/ Municipality,

Same Province

Other Province

Foreign Country

Unknown

Both Sexes 42,587 40,505 54 133 775 1,120

Male 29,556 28,209 31 82 581 653

Female 13,031 12,296 23 51 194 467 Source: NSO, 2007 Census of Population

Table 3.39 Households in Occupied Housing Unit by Main Source of Drinking Water

Surigao City 2011

Type No. of Households Percent (%)

Level III 773 2.69%

Level II 10,764 37.43%

Level I 17,222 59.88%




Table 3.40 Occupied Housing Units by Construction Materials of the Outer Walls and Roof

Surigao City 2007

Construction Materials of the Outer Walls

Total Occupied

Housing Units

Galvanized Iron/

Aluminum

Tile/ Concrete Clay Tile

Half Galvanized

Iron and Half

Concrete

Wood Cogon/Nipa/

Anahaw

Makeshift/ Salvaged/

Improvised Materials

Asbestos/ Others

Not Reported

Concrete/Brick/Stone 8,225 7,439 132 152 8 458 3 26 7

Wood 10,396 5,897 10 577 696 3,178 2 31 5

Half Concrete/Brick/Stone and Half Wood

4,974 3,984 31 604 45 269 1 38 2

Galvanized Iron/ Aluminum 428 280 17 85 20 23 3 - -

Bamboo/Sawali/Cogon/Nipa 2,755 287 - 52 54 2,342 10 6 4

Asbestos 33 2 - 1 5 - - 25 -

Glass 4 2 1 - - - - 1 -

Makeshift/Salvaged/Improvised Materials

118 43 - 2 - 58 15 - -

Others/Not Reported 115 37 1 - - 25 - 6 46

No Walls - - - - - - - - -

Total 27,048 17,971 192 1,473 828 6,353 34 133 64 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 3.41 Inventory of Subdivisions

Surigao City 2012

Names

Location Area (has.) Status of Ownership No. of Lots/

Parcels Generated

Occupied Lot Vacant Lot Category/

Status

1. CASETTA Subdivision

Phase I

Phase 2

Phase 2

Sitio Cayutan, Brgy. Cagniog

Sitio Bioborja, Brgy. Rizal

Ouano Ceniza, Brgy. Cagniog

21.0000

7.4487

7.0000

Petitioner

Privately-owned

Privately-owned

446

193

206

On-going dev’t.

On-going dev’t.

On-going dev’t.

2. PCUM Subdivision Brgy. San Juan 41.1500 Individual owner 956 Developed

3. CANDAVA Subdivision Candava, Brgy. Washington 1.6700 Privately-owned 147 On-going dev’t.

4. Imelda Village IMCA, Brgy. Washington 3.7900 Privately-owned 194 Developed

5. Ouano-Ceniza & Sanchez Subdivision Brgy. Cagniog 45.2473 Privately-owned 384 256 128 Developed

6. Villa Corito Km. 1, Brgy. Washington 18.6649 Privately-owned 240 160 80 Developed

7. Cortes Subdivision Km. 4, Brgy. Luna 18.8488 Privately-owned 763 763 Under developed

8. Sto. Niño Subdivision Brgy. Togbongon 6.3000 Privately-owned 446 446 Developed

9. Bernadette Village Km. 3, Brgy. Luna 19.6522 Privately-owned 183 80 103 Developed

10. Canlanipa Subdivision Brgy. Canlanipa 25.000 Government-owned 1,200 Developed

11. Mana Pepang Village Brgy. Rizal 55.000 Privately-owned Developed

12. ACEAN Heights Subdivision Brgy. Bonifacio 4.6932 Privately-owned 342 On-going dev’t.

13. Alta Vista Homes Brgy. Canlanipa 4.1021 Privately-owned 297 On-going dev’t.

14. Don Inocencio Cortes Homeowners’ Association Espina Extension, Brgy. Taft 1.0765 Privately-owned 103 Existing



Names

Location Area (has.) Status of Ownership

No. of Lots/ Parcels

Generated Occupied Lot Vacant Lot

Category/ Status

15. Good Shepherd Servant Village Brgy. Trinidad 4.0000 Privately-owned 150 On-going dev’t.

16. Roberta Ouano Neighbourhood Association, Inc. (RONLAI)

Brgy. Cagniog 70,000 sq.m. 218

17. Navarro Surigao Settlers Subdivision Navalca, Brgy. San Juan 136,936 sq.m. 539

18. Oceanridge Estate Subdivision Brgy. Lipata 106,365 sq.m. Privately-owned 72

19. SPUS-FEMUCO Celestial Heights Brgy. Cagniog 35,253 sq.m. Privately-owned 166

20. Surigao Mountainview Home Subdivision Brgy. Cagniog 117,796 sq.m. Privately-owned 335

21. Caraga Regional Hospital Employees Multi-Purpose Coop. Subdivision

Sitio Lumaban, Brgy. Rizal 30,383 sq.m. 205

22. Isabella Country Homes Brgy. Luna 56,569 sq.m. Privately-owned 466

TOTAL 8,251

Source: CPDO, Surigao City



Table 3.42 Number of Households and Area of Informal Settlers in Slum Areas/Urban Center

Surigao City 2012

Slum Areas Area (Has.)

Ownership No. of

Households Security

of Tenure

A. Slum Areas Under Urban Renewal Program

1. Bagong Silang I, IIA, III (Madasigon), Brgy. Washington 1.9 Private Land 343 Temporary

2. Purok III, IV, V, Brgy. Canlanipa 2.03 Public Land 420 Temporary

3. Baybay Alliance 0.1700 Public Land 22 Temporary

4. Baybay Magallanes 0.24897 Public Land 116 Temporary

5. Baybay Parola, Brgy. Taft 0.3350 Public Land 62 Temporary

6. Baybay Rose, Taft 0.3444 Public Land 70 Temporary

7. Cambangate, Brgy. Washington Public Land 1,236

8. Capitol Hills, Brgy. Washington 0.54 Public Land 135 Temporary

9. Convention Center, Area A&B, Brgy. Washington 0.42 Public Land 105 Temporary

10. Espina Ext’n., Brgy. Taft 3.8 Public Land 452

11. Little Tondo, Brgy. Washington 0.6 Public Land 67 Temporary

12. Narciso-Paradise-Navarro Blocks, Brgy. Taft 1.12 Private Land 150 Temporary

13. Narciso St, Rosales, Purok Mariposa, Brgy. Taft 0.48 120 Temporary

14. Old Spanish Road, Brgy. Washington 0.25 Private Land 63 Temporary

15. Pag-asa, Brgy. Washington 0.26 Public Land 65 Temporary

16. Pantalan I, Brgy. Washington 0.333 Public Land 53 Temporary

17. Pantalan II, Brgy. Taft 0.3157 Public Land 24 Temporary

18. Payawan II, Brgy. Luna 0.155 Abandoned Road 52 Temporary

19. PHILVOCS, Brgy. Washington 0.21 Public Land 53 Temporary

20. Port Site – Purok 8&9, Fishing Port, Brgy. Taft 0.60 150 Temporary

21. Punta Bilang-Bilang, Brgy. Taft 0.60 Public Land 67 Temporary

SUB-TOTAL 3,825

B. Danger Areas/Blighted Areas

1. Asiatic, Brgy. Washington 0.34 Public Land 107 Temporary

2. Banahaw, Tumanday, Brgy. Sabang Public Land 181

3. Casetta Settlers, Brgy. Cagniog 21.0 446

4. Kabalawan, Brgy. Rizal 16.4168 Public Land 325 Temporary

5. Navarro/P. Reyes St., Brgy. Taft 1.67 Private Land 2,100 Temporary

6. Nueva Ext’n., Purok Malinao, Perlas, Goding and Kamia, Brgy. Taft 2.08 Public Land 142 Temporary

7. PCUM, Lacturan and Navarro Settlers, Brgy. San Juan Public/Private 1,020

8. P. Reyes Extension, Brgy.Taft 0.96 Public Land 287 Temporary

9. Purok I, Purok 1-A, Friendship Brgidge, Sitio Alingit, Brgy. San Juan 0.36 472

10. Purok Tower, Brgy. Canlanipa 79 Temporary

11. Silay Hills, Brgy. Taft 0.4970 Private 63 Temporary

12. Sitio Bioborjan, Brgy. Rizal 5.0 Public Land 107

13. Sitio Panubigon, Brgy. Lipata 85

14. Upper Bonotan, Brgy. Washington 80

SUB-TOTAL 5,494

GRAND TOTAL 63.03617 9,319 Source: CPDO, Surigao City

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CHAPTER IV

ECONOMIC SECTOR

Table 4.1 Projected Average Monthly Family Income


BARANGAY 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

1. Alang-Alang 8,135.88 8,359.99 8,590.27 8,826.90 9,070.05

2. Alegria 8,923.22 9,169.02 9,421.59 9,681.12 9,947.79

3. Anomar 12,006.98 12,337.73 12,677.58 13,026.80 13,385.63

4. Aurora 9,316.89 9,573.54 9,837.25 10,108.22 10,386.67

5. Balibayon 10,891.58 11,191.60 11,499.88 11,816.66 12,142.16

6. Baybay 8,529.55 8,764.50 9,005.93 9,254.01 9,508.92

7. Bilabid 9,316.89 9,573.54 9,837.25 10,108.22 10,386.67

8. Bitaugan 9,710.56 9,978.05 10,252.91 10,535.33 10,825.54

9. Bonifacio 15,563.15 15,991.85 16,432.36 16,885.01 17,350.12

10. Buenavista 12,820.57 13,173.72 13,536.61 13,909.49 14,292.64

11. Cabongbongan 13,686.65 14,063.66 14,451.06 14,849.12 15,258.16

12. Cagniog 16,455.47 16,908.75 17,374.52 17,853.12 18,344.90

13. Cagutsan 9,448.12 9,708.37 9,975.80 10,250.59 10,532.96

14. Canlanipa 29,774.69 30,594.86 31,437.63 32,303.61 33,193.44

15. Cantiasay 13,883.48 14,265.92 14,658.89 15,062.68 15,477.60

16. Capalayan 13,384.83 13,753.53 14,132.38 14,521.68 14,921.69

17. Catadman 13,319.22 13,686.11 14,063.11 14,450.49 14,848.54

18. Danao 11,495.21 11,811.86 12,137.22 12,471.56 12,815.10

19. Danawan 12,361.29 12,701.79 13,051.67 13,411.19 13,780.62

20. Day-asan 12,138.20 12,472.56 12,816.13 13,169.17 13,531.92

21. Ipil 18,476.32 18,985.26 19,508.23 20,045.61 20,597.78

22. Libuac 12,111.96 12,445.60 12,788.42 13,140.69 13,502.67

23. Lipata 18,135.13 18,634.68 19,148.00 19,675.45 20,217.43

24. Lisondra 16,534.20 16,989.65 17,457.65 17,938.54 18,432.68

25. Luna 23,790.88 24,446.23 25,119.62 25,811.57 26,522.57

26. Mabini 9,336.58 9,593.76 9,858.03 10,129.58 10,408.61

27. Mabua 14,959.52 15,371.59 15,795.02 16,230.11 16,677.18

28. Manjagao 9,710.56 9,978.05 10,252.91 10,535.33 10,825.54

29. Mapawa 10,782.66 11,079.68 11,384.88 11,698.49 12,020.74

30. Mat-i 11,836.39 12,162.44 12,497.46 12,841.72 13,195.45

31. Nabago 12,728.71 13,079.34 13,439.62 13,809.83 14,190.23

32. Nonoc 13,438.63 13,808.81 14,189.19 14,580.05 14,981.67

33. Orok 10,799.72 11,097.21 11,402.89 11,717.00 12,039.76

34. Poctoy 10,891.58 11,191.60 11,499.88 11,816.66 12,142.16

35. Punta Bilar 12,492.51 12,836.63 13,190.23 13,553.56 13,926.91

36. Quezon 12,466.26 12,809.66 13,162.52 13,525.09 13,897.65

37. Rizal 19,959.15 20,508.94 21,073.88 21,654.38 22,250.87

38. Sabang 13,516.06 13,888.37 14,270.94 14,664.04 15,067.98

39. San Isidro 8,201.49 8,427.41 8,659.55 8,898.09 9,143.19

40. San Jose 14,067.20 14,454.69 14,852.86 15,262.00 15,682.40

41. San Juan 24,827.55 25,511.45 26,214.19 26,936.28 27,678.27



BARANGAY 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

42. San Pedro 9,841.79 10,112.89 10,391.46 10,677.70 10,971.83

43. San Roque 10,366.68 10,652.24 10,945.67 11,247.18 11,556.99

44. Serna 9,868.03 10,139.86 10,419.17 10,706.18 11,001.09

45. Sidlakan 8,792.00 9,034.18 9,283.04 9,538.75 9,801.50

46. Silop 9,579.34 9,843.21 10,114.35 10,392.96 10,679.25

47. Sugbay 8,424.57 8,656.63 8,895.09 9,140.11 9,391.89

48. Sukailang 9,920.52 10,193.79 10,474.59 10,763.12 11,059.61

49. Taft 32,031.74 32,914.08 33,820.74 34,752.36 35,709.65

50. Talisay 12,177.57 12,513.02 12,857.70 13,211.88 13,575.81

51. Togbongon 18,896.23 19,416.75 19,951.60 20,501.19 21,065.91

52. Trinidad 12,545.00 12,890.56 13,245.65 13,610.51 13,985.43

53. Washington 34,065.71 35,004.08 35,968.30 36,959.09 37,977.16

54. Zaragosa 9,198.79 9,452.18 9,712.55 9,980.09 10,255.00

TOTAL 735,933.45 756,205.48 777,035.91 798,440.15 820,433.98

AVERAGE 13,628.40 14,003.81 14,389.55 14,785.93 15,193.22 Source: CPDO Computations and Projections based on MBN Survey



Table 4.2 Poverty Threshold, Magnitude of Families and Poverty Incidence

Surigao City and Surigao del Norte 2012

Poverty Threshold No. of Families Poverty Incidence

P 12,842.00 11,373

(Surigao City)

34.6%

(Surigao del Norte)

Source: NSCB

Table 4.3 Daily Minimum Wage Rates and COLA

CARAGA Region Effective May 21, 2013

Industry / Sector Wage Order No. RXIII-12*

Total DMWR* Basic Wage COLA*

A. NON-AGRICULTURE: P 253.00 P 15.00 P 268.00

B. AGRICULTURE:

Plantation P 243.00 P 15.00 P 258.00

Non-Plantation P 223.00 P 15.00 P 238.00

C. RETAIL and SERVICE:

Employing 10 workers or less P 223.00 P 15.00 P 238.00

Employing more than 10 workers P 253.00 P 15.00 P 268.00 * Grants a P10.00 per day wage increase and integration into the basic pay the P2.00 from the P17.00

per day COLA under W.O. RXIII-11

COLA - Cost of Living Allowance DMWR – Daily Minimum Wage Rates Source: Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board-XIII, DOLE, Caraga

Table 4.4 Labor Force Statistics

Surigao City 2000

Particulars 2000

Population 15 years old and over 65,034

Labor Force Participation Rate (LFR) 60.00%

In the labor Force (LF) 39,020

Employed 35,079

Employment Rate 89.9%

Unemployed 3,941

Unemployment Rate 10.1%

Not in the labor force 26,014 Source: NSO, Surigao City



Table 4.5 Summary on Consumer Price Index (CPI), Inflation Rate,

Purchasing Power of Peso Surigao del Norte

2001-2012

Year CPI Inflation Rate Purchasing Power of PESO

2001 174.0 5.3 0.57

2002 183.4 5.4 0.55

2003 192.6 5.0 0.52

2004 127.5 8.4 0.78

2005 139.8 9.6 0.72

2006 148.9 6.5 0.67

2007 148.8 No available data 0.67

2008 165.8 11.4 0.60

2009 174.7 5.4 0.57

2010 177.1 4.4 0.56

2011 127.2 5.6 0.79

2012 133.2 4.7 0.75


Table 4.6 Rice Areas of Surigao City

2012

Barangay WET

Total DRY

Total Irrigated (ha.)

Rainfed (ha.)

Irrigated (ha.)

Rainfed (ha.)

Anomar 111 65 176 111 40 151

Balibayon - 46 46 - 25 25

Bonifacio 36 45 81 36 20 56

Cabongbongan 173 48 221 173 42 215

Cagniog - 45 45 - 15 15

Capalayan 221 255 476 221 255 476

Danao 45 44 89 45 19 64

Ipil 156 50 206 156 50 206

Luna 102 44 146 102 32 134

Mabini 211 110 321 211 86 297

Mapawa 101 50 151 101 20 121

Mat-i 400 150 550 400 100 500

Nabago 70 30 100 70 21 91

Orok 66 25 91 66 26 91

Poctoy 81 25 106 81 25 106

Quezon - 66 66 - 31 31

Rizal 431 81 512 431 50 481

San Roque 26 30 56 26 - 26

Serna 92 55 147 92 33 125

Silop - 50 50 - 20 20

Sukailang 26 60 86 26 30 56

Togbongon 74 51 125 74 30 104

Trinidad 46 35 81 46 35 81

Total 2,468 1,460 3,928 2,468 1,005 3,472 Source: City Agriculture Office, Surigao City



Table 4.7 Agricultural Crop Production


Agricultural Crops

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Area

(has.)

Yield

(mt)

Coconut 11,565 82,342 11,565 834,993.0

Palay/Rice 3,482.0 34,113.15 3,928.0 34,116.2 3,928.0 34,113.80 3,928.0 33,209.6 3,786.0 31,211.0 4,520.2 25,940.0

Corn 200.0 632.0 176.0 563.2 176.0 552.10 50.0 150.0 34.25 109.6 99.4 145.0

Banana 30.0 138.9 32.0 148.8 36.0 155.80 40.0 176.0 41.0 213.2 202.8 1,318.0

Cassava 95.0 512.0 98.5 546.2 98.5 552.70 100.0 575.0 100.0 588.0 226.0 464.7

Mango 118.0 95.2 122.0 98.6 122.0 88.35 122.0 67.4 122.0 68.8 27.0 21.6

Pineapple 35.0 150.6 40.0 163.4 4.0 165.70 50.0 188.0 50.0 194.0 8.0 13.8

Vegetables 54.0 272.0 56.5 296.6 56.5 299.10 56.5 305.1 56.50 316.4 57.4 344.4

Total 35,913.85 35,933.0 35,927.55 34,671.1 32,701.0 28,247.5

Source: Philippine Coconut Authority/City Agriculture Office, Surigao City



Table 4.8 Livestock and Poultry Inventory


Livestock and Poultry Population

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Carabao 3,358 3,354 3,757 3,984 3,445 3,577

Cattle 713 713 786 792 846 518

Poultry 124,472 124,427 101,381 81,105 8,416 10,797

Swine 15,403 14,931 14,093 15,759 10,992 11,140

Total 143,946 143,425 120,017 101,640 23,699 26,032

Source: 2007-2011 data - City Veterinary Office, Surigao City/2012 data - BAS, Surigao Surigao del Norte



Table 4.9 Comparative Data on Slaughtered Common Livestock


Specie 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

No. of Heads

Volume (kls.)

Carabao 1,039 248,938 937 174,224 861 157,749 749 140,732 708 129,884 599 113,078

Cattle 1,350 213,269 1,221 160,872 1,178 155,980 1,241 177,274 1,228 182,687 1,428 192,074

Swine 20,998 1,534,189 17,582 1,339,605 18,937 1,395,357 18,937 1,516,823 19,496 1,580,570 20,534 1,624,517

Poultry 581,779 515,588 650,382 266,885 244,895 272,615 381,772 398,161 518,910 563,972 476,069 508,427

Total 605,166 2,511,984 670,122 1,941,586 265,871 1,981,701 402,699 2,232,990 540,342 2,457,113 498,630 2,438,096

Source: City Veterinary Office and Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, Surigao City



Table 4.10 Comparative Fishery Production


Commodity Production (Mt) Difference

(M.T.) % Increase/ (Decrease) 2011 2012

Commercial 813.33 677.77 -135.56 (17.7%)

Municipal:

Marine 8,520.24 80,001.53 -518.71 (6.1%)

Inland 159.39 150.79 -8.60 (5.4%)

Aquaculture 549.32 532.15 -17.17 (3.1%)

TOTAL 10,042.28 9,362.24 -680.04 (6.8%)

Source: City Agriculture Office, Surigao City

Table 4.11 Dominant Marine Species

Surigao del Norte 2012

Species Caught Metric Tons

Anchovies (Dilis) 2,763.85

Big-eyed Scad (Matangbaka) 2,876.90

Big-eye Tuna (Bariles) 164.78

Blue Crab (Alimasag) 82.75

Caesio (Dalagang-bukid) 510.55

Cavalla (Talakitok) 355.05

Crevalle (Salay-salay) 260.78

Eastern Little Tuna (Bonito) 77.56

Fimbriated Sardines (Tunsoy) 1,588.37

Flying Fish (Bolador) 645.93

Frigate Tuna (Tulingan) 1,628.20

Goatfish (Saramulyete) 585.88

Grouper (Lapu-lapu) 331.83

Hairtail (Espada) 62.05

Indian Mackerel (Alumahan) 786.91

Indian Sardines (Tamban) 2,350.10

Indo-pacific Mackerel (Hasa-hasa) 315.30

Mullet (Kapak) 64.56

Parrot Fish (Loro) 1,645.78

Porgies (Pargo) 909.25

Round Herring (Tulis) 42.82

Round Scad (Galunggong) 1,454.31

Siganid (Samaral) 1,560.53

Skipjack (Gulyasan) 1,764.00

Slipmouth (Sapsap) 56.05

Snapper (Maya-maya) 424.47

Spanish Mackerel (Tanigue) 377.28

Squid (Pusit) 1,155.05

Threadfin Bream (Bisugo) 421.74

Yellow Fin Tuna (Bariles) 1,890.12

Others 12,100.94

TOTAL 39,253.69

Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, Surigao City



Table 4.12 Mining Producing Companies


Name of Permitee Tenement No. Location

Pacific Nickel Phils., Inc./Shuley Mine, Inc.

MPSA No. 072-97-X (SMR) Nonoc Island, Surigao City

Pacific Cement Phils., Inc. MPSA No. 084-97-XIII Surigao City

Claver Mineral Dev’t. Corp./Shenzhou Mining Corp.

MPSA No. 103-98-XIII (SMR)

Claver, Surigao del Norte

Greenstone Resources Corp. – Shiana Gold Project

MPSA No. 184-2002-XIII Municipalities of Alegria, Mainit, Tubod and Bacuag,

Surigao del Norte

Platinum Group Metals, Inc. MPSA No. 007-92-X (SMR) Claver, Surigao del Norte

Hinatuan Mining Corp. MPSA No. 018-93-X (SMR) Taganaan, Surigao del Norte

Adnama Mining Resources, Inc. (formerly OSMC-Kalamazoo)

MPSA No. 259-2007-XIII (SMR)

Claver, Surigao del Norte

Taganito Mining Corp. MPSA No. 266-2008-XIII Claver, Surigao del Norte

Source: Mines and Geosciences Bureau, DENR



Table 4.13 Volume of Exports by Commodity

Surigao del Norte 2007-2012

COMMODITY VOLUME (MT) VALUE (Dollar $)

2007

Beneficiated Nickel Silicate Ore 926,254,650.00 $120,364,847.68

Laterite Nickel Ore 4,026,660,765.00 139,005,987.84

Chrome Ore 35,117,974.00 5,957,600.00

Limonitic Nickel Ore 766,881,362.00 28,361,863.61

Saprolitic Nickel Ore 515,429,337.00 30,614,114.30

Crushed Fluxing Processing Boulders w/ Nickel Content 982,044,712.00 18,700,500.00

Re-export Construction Equipment 297,150,000.00 383,098.00

TOTAL 7,549,538,800.00 $343,388,011.43

2008

Beneficiated Nickel Silicate Ore 830,292,000.00 $73,867,578.38

Chrome Ore 47,826,242.00 5,529,386.28

Lateritic Nickel Ore 2,069,572,302.00 33,772,445.00

Limonitic Nickel Ore 359,490,001.00 8,124,619.99

Saprolitic Nickel Ore 130,433,738.00 4,611,206.04

TOTAL 3,437,614,283.00 $125,905,235.69

2009

Nickel Ore 4,926,813.16 $101,318,497.81

Chrome Ore 2,072,623.95 3,101,577.87

TOTAL 6,999,437.11 $104,420,075.68

2010 (in KGS)

Nickel Ore 10,483,362,134 $203,541,422.22

Chrome Ore 46,946,271 8,792,780.00

TOTAL 10,530,308,405 $212,334,202.22

2011 (in KGS)

Nickel Ore 609,372,158.00 $6,923,500.00

Chrome Ore 6,115,390.00 528,206.00

Iron Sand Fines 50,086,842.00 250,000.00

TOTAL 665,574,390.00 $7,701,706.00

2012 (in KGS)

Nickel Ore 21,477,128,986.00 $395,038,727.58

Chrome Ore 14,477,121.00 1,468,480.00

Gold/Silver Dore 1,995.08 19,907,445.61

TOTAL 21,491,608,102.08 $416,414,653.19 Source: Bureau of Custom, Surigao City



Table 4.14 Volume of Imports by Commodity

Surigao del Norte 2009-2012

COMMODITY ORIGIN VOLUME (MT) VALUE (P)

2009

Long Grain White Rice 25% Brokens Vietnam/ Thailand

43,855.00 P1,203,322,976.00

Indonesian Steam Coal Indonesia 16,335.92 60,539,520.00

Ordinary Portland Cement Clinker China 6,556.00 15,066,593.00

Chemical Gypsum Japan 9,370.00 6,359,331.00

Remote Control Clamshell (used) China 36.00 996,528.00

TOTAL 76,152.92 P1,286,284,948.00

2010 (KGS)

Long Grain White Rice 25% Brokens Vietnam/ Thailand

53,178,630 P1,649,065,672.00

Ordinary Portland Cement Clinker China 19,967,000 51,745,266.00

Chemical Gypsum Japan 6,500,000 5,021,913.00

Civil & Bldg. Works/Construction Machine

Japan 479,345 69,960,806.00

Paint Related Materials Japan 65,520 9,697,137.00

TOTAL 80,190,495 P1,785,490,794.00

2012

Equipt and Materials for THPAL Projects (Under PEZA)

Korea/ Singapore

21,830,748 P3,300,064,927.00

Cargo Vessel Cement Type Panama 13,992,000 285,924,869.00

Dumper Trucks for Off Highway Used China 3,332,861 318,936,962.00

Barge Motorized China 2,143 41,785,261.00

Tug Boat Singapore 87,000 49,020,000.00

Deck Cargo China 1,629 66,089,670.00

Suey Shang (Fishing Vessel) China 169,000 1,852,158.00

Long Grain White Rice 25% Broken Vietnam 5,012,000 98,702,358.00

Oil Tanker (used) Korea 50,090 346,221.00

Payloader (used) Korea 7,150 345,429.00

Excavators (used) Korea 30,460 581,070.00

TOTAL 44,515,081 P4,163,648,925.00

Source: Bureau of Custom, Surigao City



Table 4.15 Business Investments


Type AMOUNT OF INVESTMENTS

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Trading P965,750,091.00 P89,384,000.00 P49,744,500.00 P48,569,000.00 P54,530,000.00 P59,000,000.00

Manufacturing/Processing 2,710,000.00 16,005,000.00 6,246,000.00 8,201,000.00 3,719,000.00 1,457,000.00

Services 129,146,405.00 529,561,500.00 97,390,000.00 109,638,000.00 176,415,000.00 196,390,000.00

Total P1,097,606,496.00 P634,950,500.00 P153,380,500.00 P166,408,000.00 P234,664,000.00 P256,847,000.00

*Based on DTI Business Name Registration only Source: DTI, Surigao City



Table 4.16 Type and Number of Registered Establishments


Type Number

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1. Amusement (including computer games/internet) 100 102 99 109 111

2. Arrastre 21 15 17 17 14

3. Banks (commercial and rural bank) 16 17 17 20 21

4. Bakery 66 62 65 61 61

5. Banana Cue Vendor 5 6 5 4 4

6. Barbecue Vendor 22 23 20 20 20

7. Barber Shop 10 11 13 11 10

8. Beauty Parlor 29 33 29 33 36

9. Beer/Softdrinks Distributor 4 4 4 4 4

10. Beta/VHS Rent 2 2 2 2 0

11. Billiard 8 9 5 9 7

12. Bus/Jeepney Terminal 1 1 1 1 1

13. Buying and Selling (scrap/bottle) 8 7 7 9 8

14. Black Smith 0 1 1 1 1

15. Cafeteria, Eatery and Cook Food 165 163 147 122 112

16. Catering 16 17 17 22 20

17. Cockpits 1 1 2 2 2

18. Contractor 67 86 50 49 50

19. Cooperative 11 21 22 33 30

20. Copra Buyer 27 25 26 25 24

21. Dental Laboratory/Medical Clinic & Drug Test Center 18 15 23 26 20

22. Dress Shop 11 6 11 12 8

23. Dried Fish 22 14 11 22 20

24. Dry Goods/Used Clothing 74 82 75 75 68

25. Ferry Terminal 1 1 1 1 1

26. Financing Institution (Lending) 39 45 43 53 54

27. Fish Coral/Fish Net/Fish Pond 13 12 11 6 6

28. Fish Vendor 163 160 132 150 150

29. Flower Vendor 5 5 7 7 6

30. Funeral Parlor 4 4 5 4 4

31. Furniture Shop 19 10 13 118 8

32. Gasoline Station 10 14 11 11 15

33. General Merchandise 414 405 410 402 311

34. Grovars (Market Rice/Corn) 52 50 45 41 56

35. Hardware/Lumber 36 39 47 44 22

36. Hollow Blocks 15 20 23 16 17

37. Home Appliance 17 15 11 10 8

38. Hotel and Lodging 48 40 38 35 34

39. Ice Cream Peddler/Ice Cream Maker 2 3 2 1 3

40. Ice Plant/Factory Dealer 5 5 5 6 6

41. Insurance 20 17 18 18 13

42. Lechon Services 42 38 36 3 3

43. Lechon Manok/Pork 17 20

44. Lettering/Art and Sign 2 4 5 5 1

45. Mahjong 9 10 8 8 8

46. Magazine Stand 5 7 6 6 3

47. Manpower Services 8 4

48. Manufacturing 36 32 28 9 46

49. Marine Product (buy and sell) 32 29 25 23 19

50. Meat Grinder 1 1 1 1 1

51. Meat Vendor 93 86 90 80 90

52. Mimeographing and Xerox 8 8 14 20 21

53. Mining 11 10 11 20 10

54. Miscellaneous 30 36 30 17 25

55. Mobile Sound System 8 8

56. Night Clubs 6 18 15 13 13

57. Nipa Shingle 3 3 3 2 3

58. Optical Clinic 6 5 7 8 8

59. Pawnshop/Jewelry Store/Money Changer 54 56 55 66 62 (cont’d. on next page)10



(cont’n. Table 4.18)3

Type Number

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

60. Peddler 9 6 9 14 5

61. Pharmacy/Drug and Medical Supplies 47 45 50 36 30

62. Photo Studio 10 9 10 10 8

63. Poultry 2 2 3 2 2

64. Printing Press 10 9 10 15 12

65. Producer 1 1 1 0 0

66. Radio Repair Shop 5 6 5 6 5

67. Real Estate Lessor 346 350 365 346 401

68. Refreshment 29 40 36 47 76

69. Restaurant 34 21 27 36 28

70. Rice-Corn Retail and Wholesale 52 50 55 50 45

71. Root Crops 14 14 10 8 30

72. Sari-sari Store 384 470 480 467 443

73. School and Other Learning Institution 18 18 20 20 20

74. Security 6 6 10 9 13

75. Service Communication 13 7 13 8 7

76. Service Establishment 218 200 185 209 250

77. Shipping Agency 9 7 12 12 5

78. Shoe Making/Repair 4 5 5 5 5

79. Surigao Memorial Park 1 1 1 1 1

80. Tailoring 14 18 14 18 19

81. Tobacco Dealer/Vendor 20 10 20 11 18

82. Trucking/Hauling 8 11 11 18 17

83. Vegetable/Fruit Vendor 122 120 130 102 140

84. Videoke 20 19 10 18 13

85. Vulcanizing/Repair/Welding/Auto Shop & Fabrication 65 71 65 45 38

86. Watch Repair Shop 8 5 6 4 7

TOTAL 3,374 3,423 3,388 3,343 3,348 Source: City Treasurer's Office, Surigao City

Table 4.17 Loans Granted by Type

(in Thousand Pesos) Surigao City

2009

Type Number Amount

Agricultural 3,102 P 65,699,757.23

Industrial 31 3,135,290.81

Commercial 798 81,343,546.41

Real Estate 398 18,885,161.48

Salary 4,743 75,231,396.01

Others 1,823 112,143,879.19

Total 10,895 P 356,439,031.13 Source: Government, Commercial and Rural Banks



Table 4.18 Inventory of Financial Institutions

Surigao City 2012

Name Manager Address Tel. No.

Government and Commercial Banks:

Allied Banking Corporation Ms. Shirley G. Augusto San Nicolas St., Surigao City 826-8001/231-7299

Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) Mr. Lucilo S. Eviota Narciso St., Surigao City 826-0289/826-0317/231-7351

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Mr. Antonio T. Yu Rizal St., Surigao City 231-7125

Land Bank of the Philippines Mr. Jaime Nejune D. Seron City Hall Compound, Borromeo St., Surigao City 826-8600/826-6315/231-7191

Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Mr. Rogelio A. Cañedo Borromeo St., Surigao City 826-6251/231-7296

Banco de Oro (BDO) Mr. Ernesto Jun C. Mendoza, Jr. San Nicolas corner Magallanes Sts., Surigao City 826-0339/826-3405/231-7270

Philippine National Bank Mr. Ardon L. Rasonabe Rizal St., Surigao City 231-7104

Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation Ms. Nenet C. Limcangco San Nicolas corner Burgos Sts., Surigao City 826-1288/231-7266

United Coconut Planters Bank Mr. Rolando P. Bacarro San Nicolas corner Diez Sts., Surigao City 826-1669/826-0299/231-7151

China Banking Corporation Ms. Domilyn S. Villareal Amat St., Surigao City 231-5070/231-5071/826-3958/826-3968

Rural Banks:

Siargao Bank, Inc. Mr. Francisco B. Guyunay Capitol Road, Surigao City 232-5071

Surigao City Evergreen Rural Bank, Inc. Mr. Bienvenido C. Ilano Borromeo St., Surigao City 826-0313/826-0291/826-6088

Surigaonon Rural Bank, Corp. Ms. Concepcion L. Lopez Rizal corner Gemina Sts., Surigao City 826-0123/826-0143/231-9900

Green Bank of CARAGA Ms. Luniza B. Garrido San Nicolas corner Diez Sts., Surigao City 826-6238

Cantilan Rural Bank Mr. Anthony Teosilo Arrio Vasquez, St., Surigao City 826-2033

Rural Bank of Placer Mr. George F. Coniate Km 2, National Highway, Surigao City 826-4100

Rural Bank of Dapa Mr. Francisco B. Goyonan Jose C. Sering Bldg, Capitol Road, Surigao City 826-3464/232-5071

One Network Bank Mr. Vivencio A. Naranjo III San Nicolas St., Surigao City 826-6247 / 231-6800

Others:

Quedan Rural Credit and Guarantee Corp. Mr. Christopher F. Gilos Borromeo St., Surigao City 826-2436

Surigao Micro Credit Corp. Ms. Gloria C. Rocha Roxas corner Gemina Sts., Surigao City 826-3600 Source: CPDO Survey



Table 4.19 List of Indigenous Materials and its Potential Industries

Surigao City 2012

Kind Potential Resourced-Based

Enterprise/Industries

Coconut/Corn VCO, Coco Based Food Products

Wood Handicrafts, Furniture and Novelty Items

Gold Fine Jewelries

Coco Husks Coco coir, Coconet, Handicrafts

Palms, Vines, Grasses – Agsam, Banban, Bamboo, Baliw, Coco Shells, etc.

Handicrafts and Novelty Items

Agricultural-Fishery Products–Rootcrops, Banana, etc.

Fresh, Frozen and Processed Food Products

Clay Ceramics-Pots, Jars, Construction tiles, bricks

Semi-Precious Stones Fashion accessories

Source: DTI, Surigao City



Table 4.20 Comparative Distribution of Travelers by Country of Residence


Country of Residence 2011 2012 % of

Increase/Decrease

ASEAN:

Philippines 165,203 183,775 11.24

Brunei 11 11

Cambodia

Indonesia 29 41 41.38

Laos 21

Malaysia 56 90 60.71

Thailand 27 78 188.89

Singapore 79 132 67.09

Vietnam 18 12 -33.33

South Asia:

Bangladesh 1 3 200.00

India 49 138 181.63

Iran 80 8 -90.00

Nepal 4

Pakistan 3 88 2,833.33

Sri Lanka 17

East Asia:

China 2,560 4,314 68.52

Japan 1,084 626 -42.25

Korea 1,054 1,407 33.49

Taiwan 186 118 -36.56

Hongkong 39

Middle East:

Bahrain 3 24 700.00

Egypt 30

Israel 29 27 -6.90

Jordan 5 14 180.00

Kuwait 28 52 85.71

Saudi Arabia 10 65 550.00

United Arab Emirates 23 14 -39.13

North America:

Canada 550 535 -2.73

United States 3,226 3,579 10.94

Mexico 10 35 250.00

South America:

Argentina 2 21 950.00

Brazil 12 41 241.67

Colombia 7 21 200.00

Peru 4

Venezuela 21

Western America:

Austria 106 313 195.28

Belgium 72 34 -52.78

France 174 179 2.87

Germany 561 807 43.85

Luxembourg 5 16 220.00

Netherlands 24 78 225.00

Switzerland 64 250 290.62

Northern Europe:

Denmark 43 62 44.19

Finland 49 36 -26.53

Ireland 21 7 -66.67

Norway 147 245 -66.67



Country of Residence 2011 2012 % of

Increase/Decrease

Sweden 146 135 -7.53

United Kingdom 173 293 69.36

Southern Europe:

Greece 86 77 -10.46

Italy 84 45 -46.43

Portugal 4 5 25.00

Spain 19 40 110.53

Union of Serbia & Montenegro 1

Eastern Europe

Poland 3

Russia 6

Australia/Pacific

Australia 1,313 1,798 36.94

Guam 24 25 4.17

New Zealand 141 168 19.15

Papua New Guinea 59

Africa:

Nigeria 8 118 1,375.00

South Africa 27 35 29.63

Others & Unspecified Resident 7,112 2,241 -68.49

Balikbayans 362 637 75.97

TOTAL FOREIGN Tourists 19,907 19,332 -2.83

GRAND TOTAL 185,110 203,107 9.72 Source: City Tourism Office, Surigao City

Table 4.21 Comparative Monthly Distribution of Foreign and Domestic Visitors


Month 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

January 5,347 6,904 7,938 8,784 11,222 13,693

February 5,746 7,024 7,428 10,890 11,212 15,189

March 5,287 8,004 8,751 12,426 17,157 16,669

April 6,849 10,247 10,285 11,661 15,266 17,807

May 7,495 10,090 10,493 13,755 17,052 18,546

June 6,652 8,813 9,418 13,000 15,871 18,905

July 6,350 8,232 10,878 11,351 17,216 17,055

August 6,710 8,160 9,333 11,831 16,937 14,640

September 8,144 10,734 11,339 13,811 17,104 21,998

October 6,181 9,804 9,507 11,910 16,797 17,096

November 6,367 8,338 9,931 13,258 15,476 17,247

December 7,010 9,464 9,023 13,062 13,800 14,262

TOTAL 78,138 105,814 114,324 145,739 185,110 203,107

Source: City Tourism Office, Surigao City



Table 4.22 Top Foreign Market

Surigao City 2012

Country of Residence Volume Rank

China 4,314 1st

United States of America 3,579 2nd

Australia 1,798 3rd

Korea 1,407 4th

Germany 807 5th

Japan 626 6th

Canada 535 7th

Austria 313 8th

United Kingdom 293 9th

Switzerland 250 10th

Norway 245 11th

France 179 12th

New Zealand 163 13th

India 138 14th

Sweden 135 15th

Singapore 132 16th

Taiwan 118 17th

Nigeria 118 17th

Malaysia 90 18th

Pakistan 88 19th

Thailand 78 20th

Netherland 78 20th

Greece 77 21st

Saudi Arabia 65 22nd

Denmark 62 23rd

Papua New Guinea 59 24th

Kuwait 52 25th

Italy 45 26th

Brazil 41 27th

Indonesia 41 27th

Spain 40 28th

Hong Kong 39 29th

Finland 36 30th

Mexico 35 31st

South Africa 35 31st

Belgium 34 32nd

Egypt 30 33rd

Israel 27 34th

Guam 25 35th

Bahrain 24 36th

Venezuela 21 37th

Colombia 21 37th

Argentina 21 37th

Laos 21 37th

Sri Lanka 17 38th

Luxembourg 16 39th

United Arab of Emirates 14 40th

Jordan 14 40th

Vietnam 12 41st

Brunei 11 42nd

Iran 8 43rd

Ireland 7 44th

Russia 6 45th

Portugal 5 46th

Peru 4 47th

Nepal 4 47th

Poland 3 48th

Bangladish 3 48th

Montenegro 1 49th

Others 2,241

Overseas Filipino 637

TOTAL 19,343 Source: City Tourism Office, Surigao City



Table 4.23 Hotel Occupancy Rate


Classification Name of Establishment 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Hotel

Philippine Gateway Hotel 31.63 55.47 53.85 55.85 57.71 52.26

Hotel Tavern 90.96 86.59 78.20 75.96 65.13 52.25

Tourist Inn

Leomonde Hotel 8.71 9.71 10.95 13.31 13.94 15.83

Garcia Pension 14.94 30.03 34.45 52.18 60.91 50.65

EY Tourist Inn - - - 73.06 -

Barton’s Beds and Breakfast - - - 27.47 39.38 50.64

Le Chard Place Bed and Breakfast

30.39

The Grande Suites 7.38 13.02

Miami City Suites 14.84

Apartelle

AdEn Apartelle 24.67 34.72 34.26 40.95 43.46 34.22

Big Brother’s Hauz Apartelle - 40.85 32.54 44.44 52.63 54.17

JVC Apartelle 14.19 16.66 12.84 11.59 29.55 44.10

Tourland Apartelle 5.83 9.60 - - - -

Conching Apartelle - - 5.27 6.59 10.54 8.65

Pension Houses

Dexter Pension 16.47 17.44 17.33 17.05 15.26 15.28

Garden Pavilion/Guest House 91.74 23.24 22.68 38.60 -

Jannex Pension 29.66 39.06 40.07 34.32 40.83 31.01

Jazz Pension 7.45 14.13 10.47 16.08 11.29 8.31

Mayette’s Place - 32.46 24.15 22.48 19.89

Metro Pension Plaza 13.07 8.65 8.93 8.61 7.86 8.02

Pope John Paul XXIII Pastoral 18.05 20.48 8.78 9.82 16.52 14.28

Red’s Pension 4.64 8.47 6.28 6.28 6.69

RSY Pension - 51.34 83.32 66.53 56.74 71.85

SLB I Pensionne 144.90 43.02 47.30 59.37 81.67 81.31

SLB II Pensionne 149.65 65.84 72.58 72.73 68.92 58.79

Golden Mile Pension Hauz - - 18.59 23.94 35.16 31.59

Siargao Pension House 4.74

Nickel Pension 41.35

Figuron Pension 31.72

XL Pension House 15.20

Jane’s Pension 8.49 6.44

Our Place - - - 15.73 12.42

Resorts

Maharlika Annex 67.61 47.07 41.24 59.01 56.02 54.32

Almont Hotel & Beach Resort 10.39 26.04 4.49 25.25 33.78 27.49

Daydream Laguna Resort - 13.13 1.07 2.34 - -

Miwa Beach Resort 24.68 18.84 13.62 20.35 39.92 56.49

Mt. Bagarabon Beach Resort 23.50 30.36 27.54 31.42 29.72 31.30

Hideaway Home by the Sea 28.38 39.66 4.38 4.01 5.48 8.33

Mt. Carmel Spring Resort 73.47 26.97 11.38 11.24 8.70 5.86

Seafarer’s Inn - 9.56 97.74 8.91 - 21.65

Heritage Grove Resort - - 36.67 - - -

Lodging Houses

BJ & ML 98.80 75.29 53.22 62.06 57.65

Traveller’s Lodge 70.14 73.80 92.91 88.54 75.07 65.43

Cely’s Lodge 28.93 35.84 18.91 26.94 41.61 40.22

Wezil’s Lodge 31.60 32.17 22.10 18.72 13.86 14.49

Firma's Lodge 9.07 10.00 10.00 11.78 11.97 11.79

Lopez Lodge 59.63 32.62 25.12 44.15 34.66 18.20

Rickard’s Place 24.56 23.17 13.19 - - 6.97

Tapia Lodge 40.98 33.96 35.77 50.93 55.97



Classification Name of Establishment 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Connie’s Lodge 6.19 8.16 3.26 12.11 35.67 45.88

Gunter Lodging House - - 17.00 68.73 94.78 54.48

Brgy. Nonoc Tourism House 5.91

Homestay

DepEd Prov’l. Training Center 59.09 36.93 7.48 -

MGB Guest House 11.44 31.74 2.40 -

Baum Residence 71.94 - - -

Fiesta Diving Resort - - 95.84 22.30 18.75 24.15

Villa Gertrudes Beach 32.66

Billeting Schools - - - 40.00

Billeting School (SPUS) 33.34

TOTAL 41.32 32.48 27.61 33.72 31.76 Source: City Tourism Office, Surigao City



Table 4.24 Inventory of Tourists Spots/Attractions

Surigao City 2012

Category Name Location AREA (HAS.) DESCRIPTION

I. NATURAL 1. Buenavista Cave Barangay Buenavista 0.5 45 minute ride by pump boat from the city proper is this enchanted cave. The interior stone formation depicts the illusionary image of a grand king's court complete with inner chambers complemented by picturesque stalactites and stalagmites. The highlight of the journey down this cave is a knee deep pond situated in one of its innermost caverns resembling a throne.

2. Silop Cave Barangay Silop A one of a kind cave with different entrances leading to one big chamber with impressive limestone formation and columns. Only 15 minutes ride from the city proper.

3. Bitaugan Whirlpool Barangay Bitaugan 0.5 A place where one can witness the roaring of the sea. It is just a stone throw from the seashores of the village. The current that creates the whirlpool is so strong that the sea is considered a danger zone to all seafarers. The whirlpool is a scene of beauty to behold with its enthralling spinning water.

4. Basul Island Barangay Lipata 2.5 It is nearest islet from the city, characterized by fine white sand on one side and rugged rocky shore on the other. It can be reached by motorized pump boat for only 30 minutes from the city port.

5. Capalayan Waterfalls Barangay Capalayan 1.0 Is a 40-foot high waterfall which can be reached by a 15 minutes hike and trek from the barangay proper. One can experience the audible rembling and roaring sound of the water in the area.




6. Miwa Beach Barangay Ipil 1.0 It is situated within the city limits and can be reached by a 20 minutes tricycle trip. The beach with its gray fine sand offers view of the sunset.

7. Mabua Pebble Beach Barangay Mabua 4.0 Thirty (30) minutes by land westwards from the city is this kilometer long multi-sized pebble beach. Laden with parallel lines of native cottages set in the natural backdrop of coconut tree-laced hills and deep cool waters, the place is ideal for swimming, windsurfing, jet skiing, or simply lying in wait for the occurrence of its dramatic sunset.

8. Banahaw Beach Barangay Sabang It is located at the northern part of Surigao City and can be reached by a 10 minutes ride on a motorized pumpboat, tricycle or car from the city proper. Its fine sands and clear water is suited for swimming and picnic.

9. Manjagao Mangrove Forest Barangay Manjagao 304.167 The cradle of marine life and sanctuary of various species of fish, the mangrove forest is one of nature’s most interesting habitat. A boat ride along the naturally-carved water channel amidst the jade-colored lush of mangrove trees and the visible rich coral under-growth is an island tropical treat one rarely experience.

10. Punta Kalabera Rock Formation Barangay Catadman 1.0 Situated at Barangay Catadman is a unique skull-like rock formation that is perfectly carved thru times by nature. Accessible by a motorized pumpboat for only 45 minutes from the city port.




11. Sagisi Beach Barangay San Jose 12.5 Is a tropical island paradise of white sand beach, deep blue sea waters and shades from lofty coconut trees, Sagisi offers the perfect hideaway to enjoy the sun, the sand and the sea. The island's coral reef teeming with lushly preserved marine life also provides enthusiast one of the excellent diving sites ever known in the Philippines. Sagisi is accessible by a one-hour pumpboat boat ride from the city proper.

12. Zaragoza Park and Rock Formation

Barangay Zaragoza 2.0 A miniature park nestled on a hill facing the sea where manicured Bermuda landscape, ornamental plants and picturesque rocks provides a soothing romancing experience. One can also stay overnight to enjoy the sea breeze, the soft rustle of the lofty coconut trees and the occasional sound of the crickets breaking the night’s silence.

II. MAN MADE 1. Maharlika Training Center and Beach Resort

Barangay Lipata Is one of the convention and training centers in the city that offers best accommodation and facilities. It also offers magnificent view of the Surigao Straigh and some of the outlying islands of the city.

2. Cantiasay-San Pedro Wooden Footbridge

Barangay San Pedro & Barangay Cantiasay

703.8 sq.m. Surigao's version of the famous San Juanico Bridge. This wooden footbribge is the country's longest footbridges 391 mters, originally conceived to ease movements and communication between two barangays, the bridge through time has transformed itself into a resting and promenade area, giving one the exhilarating experience and thrill of crossing two islands on foot.

3. Luneta Park Surigao City Proper Lying in the heart of the city is this idyllic resting and recreation place for the young and old alike. A children’s theme park with playground.




III. SOCIO CULTURAL 1. Tagbasingan Eco Village Barangay Mat-i 5.0 It is an artifact of preserved culture showcased by the Mamanwas in their own unique traditional rituals and activities. A visit to this village would male is journey to time backwards to trace our early beginnings.

2. Day-asan Floating Village Barangay Day-asan The “floating” village of Barangay Day-asan is a unique and interesting site to experience. Houses are erected on wooden stilts and bedded rocks with paddle boats plying the various waterways. A glimpse of the people’s lifestyles which earned them the monicker “Venice” of Surigao indeed an enriching experience. The village is accessible by land or sea from the city in about 30 minutes.

IV. RELIGIOUS/ PILGRIMAGE 1. Sto. Niño Shrine Barangay Serna 1.0 Is the historic sixteen (16) centuries old image of the Santo Niño, which was handed from the previous generations of the Sembranos chappelled at the Barangay proper. 300 years old image has been lost yet mysteriously found on January 14, 1996 (the day of its feast during the Santo Niño Exihibit in Ayala center). The statue is believed to be miraculous and lagan (wanderer) with amorceko found sticking to His clothes on occasion.

V. HISTORICAL 1. Punta Baluarte Barangay San Jose 2.0 It is a historical landmark which was the observatory point of the Spanish friars and later, by the Japanese during the Second World War. A maroon castle replica marks it. Complementing the land mark are the brightly colored kiosks along the beach which served as an ideal picnic and resting areas. Punta Baluarte is in Barangay San Jose; about one hour pumpboat ride from the city proper.




2. Surigao Strait Surigao City Water Channels The very witness to the liberation battle during the second world war which shed lives of our co-Filipinos as they were liberated by the American troops from the Japanese occupation.

VI. EVENTS/ FESTIVALS 1. Sto. Niño de Bad-asay Feast Day

January 14

Barangay Serna Pilgrims and devotees from different places of the country come to celebrate its feast day with a thanksgiving mass in honor of the miraculous child Jesus followed with a “sirong” dance to offer their prayers and petitions.

2. Sto. Niño Feast Day

January 15

Sto. Niño Shrine, Quano-Ceniza Heights

A NINE (9) DAY Novena culminates in a procession/parade of different Sto. Niño around the city followed by a thanksgiving mass and a celebration characterized by fireworks display and the Bonok-Bonok tribal dance.

3. Suroy sa Surigao (Guided Tours)

February - May

Around Surigao City A regular promotional group tour of the City Tourism featuring island hopping adventures, cave exploration, trekking, canoeing along mangrove waterways and visit to other interesting sites and sceneries of the city.

4. Flatland Skimboarding Challenge

3rd week of April

Barangay Sabang, Surigao City A new sport similar to surfing. This extreme sport is one of the biggest attractions in Banahaw Beach, Barangay Sabang.

5. Nickel Island Mountain Bike Challenge

3rd week of May

Nonoc Island, Surigao City A sport tourism activity held at Nonoc Island home of the World’s Fourth Largest Nickel Deposit.

6. Santa Cruzan

May 19

Barangay Taft The celebration of the Santa Cruzan fiesta is the traditional thanksgiving activity and family devotion of the Caba Family. A colorful celebration, which Surigaonons and visitors look forward to. Beautiful sagalas and escorts parade on the city streets in the Santa Cruzan procession. Sumptuous dinner is served after the procession.




7. Fluvial Procession

June 1

Barangay Taft A procession at sea in honor of the Patron Saint of Barangay Taft, Virgen de la Paz Y Buen Viaje. The patroness of good voyage is carried aboard a beautifully adorned lead vessel followed by colorful motorboats and bancas passing along the historic Surigao Strait.

8. Charter Day Celebration

August 31

City Hall Weeklong festivities marked by a sport fest, grand parade and evening affairs, done in commemoration of the city’s founding on August 31, 1970.

9. Mayor Alfonso S. Casurra Drum and Lyre Competition

August 31

Provincial Grandstand A competition among the school’s Drum and Lyre Corp. It showcases the competence of the different Drum and Lyre Corps. Of the City and Province of Surigao del Norte & neighboring cities and provinces.

10. “Mutya nan Surigao”

1st week of September

Provincial Convention Center The Search for an Ambassadress of Goodwill who is beautiful, talented, intelligent, socially responsible and morally upright Surigueña.

11. “Balik-Surigao” Duyom nan Balikbayan

2nd week of September

Provincial Convention Center A homecoming party to give recognition and honor to Surigaonon Balikbayans whom we consider as our partners in promoting Surigao Abroad. The event is highlighted by a search for Mr. and Ms. Balikbayan.

12. Bonok-Bonok Maradjao Karadjao Festival

September 9

Surigao City A day-long Mardi Gras marked by street dancing festivities featuring the ethnic Mamanwa dance. The festival is done in celebration of the annual fiesta honoring the city’s Patron Saint San Nicolas de Tolentino.

13. Kinilaw Festival

2nd week of September

Surigao City A festival showcasing different styles in preparing a “kinilaw” 9araw fish delicacy). It also features the variety of fish, seafoods and other products in the locality.




14. Battle of Surigao Strait

October 25

Barangay Lipata Commemoration of the Greatest Naval battle of the Second World War. Highlights of the activities include a predawn memorial service, civil military parade. Floral/Candle Offering, Flag Raising, Open House Exhibits (at the vessel) and a memorial cruise along the Surigao Strait.

15. “Light – Up a Tree

December 1

Luneta Park The trees were adopted, adorned and decorated with Christmas lights by the different civil society groups.

16. Paskuhan

December 16-24

Luneta Park Series of activities which include: light-up a tree, lanterns/Christmas tree making contest, Lantern Parade, display of all winning entries of Lantern and Christmas trees and Rondalla contest. Painit sa Pasko is also held during the Misa de Gallo on the 16th to 24th of December. Mass-goers converge at the park to buy and eat Surigaonon delicacies (i.e. sayongsong, suman, bibingka, tsokolate, etc.)

VII. SPORTS ACTIVITIES/ SPECIAL INTEREST

1. Cave Exploration Barangays Buenavista and Silop Approximately 45 minutes away from the city proper.

2. Island Hopping City Islands Hop from island to island while you discover the picturesque landscape and feast to the rich marine delights (like the fresh blue marlins, crabs, squids, seaweeds, giant clams and lobster. A boat ride along the naturally-carved water channels amidst the jade colored lush of mangrove forest in Barangay Manjagao; a journey to the floating village of Barangay Day-asan and to Buenavista Cave; and a visit to the tropical island paradise of white sand beach, deep blue crystal water in Sagisi Island.




3. Trekking/Mountain Climbing Campomento Mountain This Campomento Mountain is the highest mountain in Surigao City 500 meters high ideal for trekking. It is 20 minutes drive from the city proper.

4. Snorkeling / Game Fishing Barangay Zaragoza and Island of Sagisi, Danawan and Sumilom

The different island hopping destination of the city offers diverse opportunities to the various types of adventures like swimming, snorkeling and game fishing.

5. Mountain Biking Mountain trails in Surigao City Aside from its beautiful islands, Surigao City also offers its Magnificient biking trails for biking enthusiasts. Anyone who wishes to try and enjoy this activity, there’s sizeble mountain bikers in the city who are willing to guide.

6. Practical Shooting Barangay Mabua Open to Philippine Practical Shooting Association Members and anyone who has the interest in practical shooting.

7. Flatland Skimboarding Barangay Sabang A new sport similar to surfing. This extreme sport is one of the biggest attractions in Banahaw Beach, Barangay Sabang.

Source: City Tourism Office, Surigao City

INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR Page 95


CHAPTER V

INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

Table 5.1 Comparative Number of Approved Building Permits


Type 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1. Residential 164 154 122 127 125 116

2. Residential-Commercial - 15 11 10 18 11

3. Commercial 31 29 32 26 41 51

4. Institutional 15 13 11 13 7 3

5. Institutional-Commercial - - - 1 0 0

6. Agricultural - - 2 - 0 0

7. Others: Ancillary 22 26 49 6 7 6

TOTAL 232 237 227 183 198 187 Source: City Engineering Office, Surigao City

Table 5.2 Inventory of Irrigation Facilities by Location and Area Covered

Surigao City 2012

Barangay Total Length Area Covered

(has.) No. of Farmer Beneficiaries

Status

1. Anomar 5,618.85 111.0 98 Functional/Other irrig.

2. Bonifacio 36.0 25

3. Cabongbongan 173.0 152 Functional

4. Capalayan 221.0 189 Functional

5. Danao 45.0 40 Functional

6. Ipil 156.0 140 Functional

7. Luna 102.0 96 Functional

8. Mabini 2,687.86 211.0 150 Functional

9. Mapawa 101.0 84 Under Repair

10. Mat-i 1,918.45 400.0 161 Functional

11. Nabago 70.0 45 Functional

12. Orok 66.0 53 Functional

13. Poctoy 1,783.60 81.0 71 Functional

14. Rizal 431.0 415 Functional

15. San Roque 1,714.30 26.0 25 Functional

16. Serna 1,708.48 92.0 80 Functional

17. Sukailang 26.0 25 Under Repair

18. Togbongon 74.0 50 Functional

19. Trinidad 201.61 46.0 40 Functional

Total 2,468.0 1,939

Source: City Agriculture Office, Surigao City



Table 5.3 Inventory of Agricultural Support Facilities

Surigao City 2012

Barangay

Number of Agricultural Support Facility

Turtle Rice

Thresher Rice Mill

Ware house

Shallow Tube Well

Pump Irrigation in Open Source

Hand Tractor

Others

Anomar 5 5 1 - 3 1 - -

Balibayon 1 1 - - - - - -

Bonifacio 5 5 1 - 5 1 - -

Cabongbongan 3 3 - - 2 - - SWIP Maintained

Cagniog 2 2 - - - - 2 -

Capalayan 5 5 - - 1 - - -

Danao 5 5 - - - - 1 1 Irrig. System

Ipil 5 5 2 1 9 - - 2 Irrig. System

Luna 5 5 - 3 7 - 1 Maintained

Mabini 5 5 - - 9 - - -

Mabua 1 1 - - - - - -

Mapawa 3 3 - - - - - -

Mat-i 25 25 1 2 4 - 6 3 flowing

Nabago 3 3 1 - 1 - - -

Orok 3 3 2 - 1 - - 3 Irrig. System

Poctoy 10 10 - - 2 2 - -

Quezon 1 1 - - - - - -

Rizal 10 10 3 3 12 - - SWIP

San Roque 2 2 - - 2 - - SWIP

Serna 7 7 - 1 2 - - -

Silop 2 2 - - - - - -

Sukailang - - - - - - - -

Togbongon 5 5 1 4 5 - 1 Maintained

Trinidad 5 5 1 1 - - - -

TOTAL 118 118 13 15 65 4 11 Source: City Agriculture Office, Surigao City

Table 5.4 Road Inventory

Surigao City 2012

Administrative Classification

Road Surface Length (in km.) Total (in km.) Concrete Asphalt Gravel Earth

National 33.971 19.520 2.5112 0.000 56.0022

City Roads/Barangay 102.748 - 85.9199 28.7087 217.3766

TOTAL 136.719 19.520 88.4311 28.7087 273.3788

Source: CEO & DPWH, District II, Surigao City



Table 5.5 Bridge Inventory

Surigao City 2012

Name of Barangay Name of Bridge Length (l.m.)

Bridge Type

1. Alegria T. Eludo Footbridge I 14.00 Timber

2. Alegria T. Eludo Footbridge II 7.00 Timber

3. Alegria Lipio Footbridge 14.00 Timber

4. Anomar Anomar – Trinidad Bridge 62.00 RCDG

5. Anomar Bunso Timber Bridge 6.00 Timber

6. Anomar Lower Sangay Bridge 60.00 Timber

7. Anomar Upper Sangay Bridge I 7.00 Concrete

8. Anomar Upper Sangay Bridge II 18.00 Timber

9. Anomar Perico Bridge 22.50 Timber

10. Aurora Robertas Bridges 39.00 Timber

11. Aurora Moreno Bridge 28.00 Timber

12. Balibayon T. Bejel Footbridge 10.00 Timber

13. Baybay San Roque Footbridge 4.00 Timber

14. Buenavista Ensomo Footbridge 24.00 Timber

15. Buenavista Buenavista Footbridge 5.00 Timber

16. Cagniog Cayutan – Dacu Footbridge 230.00 Timber

17. Cagutsan Navarro Footbridge 12.00 Timber

18. Canlanipa Canlanipa Footbridge 15.00 Timber

19. Canlanipa Canlanipa-Taft Footbridge 7.00 Timber

20. Cantiasay Cantiasay – San Pedro Footbridge 261.00 Timber

21. Capalayan Osik Footbridge 7.00 Timber

22. Catadman Alfonso Street 6.00 Timber

23. Danao Danao – Ipil Bridge 7.32 Timber

24. Day-asan Altesin Footbridge 80.00 Timber

25. Day-asan Recondas Footbridge 9.00 Timber

26. Day-asan Catarman Footbridge 140.00 Timber

27. Day-asan Candimo Footbridge 7.00 Timber

28. Libuac Cortes Footbridge 6.00 Timber

29. Lisondra Basilan Footbridge 80.00 Timber

30. Lisondra Lisondra Footbridge 80.00 Timber

31. Lisondra Verzosa Footbridge 50.00 Timber

32. Mabini Lower Togonan Footbridge 75.00 Timber

33. Mapawa Kongking Footbridge 5.00 Timber

34. Mat-i Hubasan Bailey Bridge 18.00 Timber

35. Poctoy Cagpangi Bridge 12.60 RCDG

36. San Pedro San Pedro-Cantiasay Footbridge 177.00 Timber

37. Sidlakan San Vicente Footbridge 8.00 Timber

38. Sidlakan Linaga Footbridge 12.00 Timber

39. Silop Silop – Mapawa Bridge 18.00 RCDG

40. Sugbay Catulay Footbridge 42.00 Timber

TOTAL 1,685.42 Source: CEO, Surigao City



Table 5.6 Port Inventory


Type Name of Port Location Berth Length

(l.m.)

Base Port Port of Surigao Bilang-Bilang, Brgy. Taft, Surigao City 493.00

Terminal Port Port of Lipata Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City 119.00

Private Port PACEMCO Brgy. Washington, Surigao City 74.0 m x 32.0 m Concrete pier

Source: PPA-PMO, Surigao City

Table 5.7 Comparative Shipping, Cargo and Passenger Statistics


Particulars Domestic Foreign Grand Total

2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012

A. Ship calls

1. No. of Ship calls 9,012 8,598 485 560 9,497 9,158

2. Gross Registered Tonnage 4,529,651 3,875,162 14,312,379 17,191,054 18,842,030 21,066,216

3. Net Registered Tonnage 2,462,282 2,146,546 8,333,704 10,005,957 10,795,986 12,152,503

4. Service Time (hrs.) 741,995 801,892 158,180 148,620 900,175 950,512

B. Cargo

Total Cargo Throughput (m.t.) 23,388,049 28,879,068

- Domestic 683,839 742,928 683,839 742,928

1. Inbound 381,532 423,931 381,532 423,931

Breakbulk 294,632 335,606 294,632 335,606

Bulk 57,558 53,095 57,558 53,095

Containerized 29,342 35,230 29,342 35,230

2. Outbound 302,307 318,997 302,307 318,997

Breakbulk 251,262 207,026 251,262 207,026

Bulk 45,865 104,766 45,865 104,766

Containerized 5,180 7,205 5,180 7,205

- Foreign 22,704,210 28,136,140 22,704,210 28,136,140

1. Import 58,650 41,430 58,650 41,430

Breakbulk 58,650 41,430 58,650 41,430

Bulk - - - -

Containerized - - - -

2. Export 22,645,560 28,094,710 22,645,560 28,094,710

Breakbulk - - - -

Bulk 22,645,560 28,094,710 22,645,560 28,094,710

Containerized - - - -

C. Passenger

Total Passenger 1,342,273 1,431,435 1,342,273 1,431,435

Disembarking 713,621 747,133 713,621 747,133

Embarking 628,652 684,302 628,652 684,302 Source: PPA-PMO, Surigao City



Table 5.8 Available Marine Transportation Facilities and Services

Surigao City

2012

Name of Port/Location No. of Motor

Vessels by Type Routes

Domestic Passenger Traffic Cargo Traffic

Port of Origin Destination Domestic (MT) Foreign (MT)

Baseport/Verano Port Bilang-Bilang Brgy. Taft Surigao City

7 Cargo Passenger Vessels

Surigao Cebu, Maasin Nasipit, Manila

Dapa 330,332 250,751 None

20 Ramping Vessels

Surigao Iligan, Butuan Gingoog, Cebu

Mariveles, Leyte

Cagayan, Misamis

None None

3 Motor Launches Surigao San Jose Dapa

Del Carmen

467,777 26,319 None

3 Foreign Vessels Surigao Vietnam Indonesia

None None Import: 13,984

Port of Lipata Brgy. Lipata Surigao City

6 Roll-on, Roll-off (RORO) Surigao Liloan 559,981 None None

Source: Phil. Ports Authority, Surigao City



Table 5.9 Inventory of Inter Island Motor Vessels by Type

Surigao City 2012

Name of Motor Vessels Type of Vessels Frequency of Trip Route Fare

MV Maria Josefa Cargo/Passenger Daily Dapa – Surigao City – Dapa 144.00 (economy)

180.00 (aircon)

MV Maria Sophia Cargo/Passenger Daily Dapa – Surigao City – Dapa 144.00 (economy)

180.00 (aircon)

MBCA Andy Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

Super Love Boat Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

MBCA Sea Horse 1 Cargo/Passenger Daily San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

MBCA Sea Horse 2 Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

MBCA Sea Horse 3 Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

Mac Ann Mark A Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

ML New NPC Navigator I Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

ML New NPC Navigator II Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

ML New NPC Navigator III Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00

ML New NPC Navigator IV Cargo/Passenger 3 times a week San Jose – Surigao – San Jose 100.00 Source: Phil. Ports Authority, Surigao City



Table 5.10 Existing Airports by Classification

Surigao City 2012

Type / Classification Number Airport Location Airstrip

SECONDARY 1 Km. 4, Brgy. Luna 1,707 meters in length and 30 meters in width

FEEDER 1 Brgy. Nonoc, Nonoc Island 1,300 meters in length and 30 meters width

TOTAL 2

Source: CPDO Survey

Table 5.11 Number of Flights, Passenger and Cargo Statistics by Month

Surigao City 2012

Month Aircraft Passenger Traffic Cargo (in tons)

Landing Take-off Total Arrival Depar-ture

Total Incoming Outgoing Total

January 69 69 138 4,330 4,011 8,341 17.185 21.925 39.11

February 66 66 132 4,231 3,428 7,659 18.591 15.66 34.251

March 79 79 158 4,899 4,081 8,980 16.501 20.8 37.301

April 76 76 152 4,649 4,496 9,145 17.661 21.314 38.975

May 78 78 156 5,152 4,664 9,816 16.931 21.906 38.837

June 89 89 178 4,981 4,553 9,534 18.134 21.833 39.967

July 90 90 180 5,505 4,931 10,436 15.743 21.482 37.225

August 84 84 168 5,180 4,609 9,789 20.191 19.135 39.326

September 68 68 136 4,299 3,979 8,278 20.941 19.689 40.63

October 73 73 146 4,706 4,329 9,035 16.837 19.224 36.061

November 68 68 136 6,968 3,628 10,596 15.024 3.01 18.034

December 83 83 166 4,838 4,384 9,222 14.115 2.33 16.445

TOTAL 923 923 1,846 59,738 5,1093 110,831 207.854 208.308 416.162

Source: Air Transportation Office, Surigao City

Table 5.12 Air Transportation Schedule, Fare by Destination

Surigao City 2012

Airline Route

Schedule

Fare Days

Time

ETA ETD

Airphil Express

Cebu-Surigao Surigao-Cebu

Daily 1:30 pm 1:50 pm P4,441.00

Manila-Surigao Surigao-Manila

Daily 1:00 pm 1:20 pm 9,043.00

Cebu Pacific

Cebu-Surigao Surigao-Cebu

Daily 12:00 nn 12:30 pm 4,831.68

Manila-Surigao Surigao-Manila

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

9:00 am 9:35 am 8,751.68

Source: Air Transportation Office, Surigao City



Table 5.13 Status of Existing Facilities

Integrated Bus and Jeepney Terminal Surigao City

2012

Location

Facilities Present

Terminal Facilities Parking Facilities

Facilities Condition Facilities Condition

Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

Terminal Building (Ground Floor) 56- stalls for

concessions 4- public comfort

rooms 8- ticket booths 10- bays/berth for

buses 24-bays for jeepneys (Second Floor) Space Offices Conference Room Lodging Houses

45 stalls operational 5 non operational 6 unleased 5 ticket booth operational operational occupied/operational operational 2 rooms utilized

Front of Terminal Building Parking space for PUJ’s / Multi-Cabs Back of Terminal Building - Parking space for buses and jeepneys

operational operational

Note: Construction of terminal building and facilities completed CY 1997 Source: Integrated Bus & Jeepney Terminal, Surigao City



Table 5.14 Number of Trips/Routes and Destination

Integrated Bus and Jeepney Terminal Surigao City

2012

Month Number of Trips per Month

Total Buses Jeepneys Multicabs Vans

January 2,581 3,002 5,318 3,087 13,988

February 2,320 2,821 4,967 2,827 12,935

March 2,497 3,140 5,426 3,317 14,380

April 2,474 2,819 4,650 3,424 13,367

May 2,735 3,396 5,081 4,274 15,486

June 2,614 3,137 4,983 3,554 14,288

July 2,475 2,865 4,732 3,483 13,555

August 2,498 3,238 4,954 3,677 14,367

September 2,426 3,029 4,626 3,609 13,690

October 2,482 3,107 4,487 3,628 13,704

November 2,552 2,859 4,975 3,342 13,728

December 2,630 3,305 5,042 3,718 14,695

Total 30,284 36,718 59,241 41,940 168,183

Average/Month 2,524 3,060 4,937 3,495 14,015

Routes/

Destination

Davao Barangays of: City Proper to

Cagayan de Oro Capalayan Terminal

Butuan City Nabago Barangays of:

Tandag Cabongbongan Lipata

Tacloban Mat-i Ipil

Pasay Mabini Municipality of:

Mangagoy Municipality of: Anao-aon

Anao-aon Sison

Taganaan

Malimono

Placer

Bad-as

Sison

Matin-ao

Mainit

Bus Companies Bachelor Express Claver

LCI Tandag

PHILTRANCO Lanuza

Ronel Express Cantilan

Surigao Express Madrid

MEDSI Express Kitcharao

Super 5 Butuan City Source: Integrated Bus & Jeepney Terminal, Surigao City



Table 5.14 Electrical House Connection by Barangay


BARANGAY DATE ENERGIZED ACTUAL CONNECTIONS

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1. Alang-Alang May 9, 1995 60 58 65 66 65

2. Alegria May 20, 1996 84 84 86 89 98

3. Anomar May 20, 1982 119 118 124 125 137

4. Balibayon April 19, 1982 576 137 191 188 191

5. Baybay September 15, 2003 42 42 43 44 68

6. Bilabid August 16, 1998 48 49 53 49 49

7. Bitaugan September 24, 2003 99 94 106 106 109

8. Bonifacio August 30, 1980 297 306 337 351 361

9. Buenavista May 9, 1995 114 147 151 152 149

10. Cabongbongan August 30, 1980 82 86 96 100 101

11. Cagniog September 3, 1982 135 139 156 156 160

12. Cagutsan September 24, 2003 54 50 50 54 51

13. Canlanipa August 30, 1980 943 752 843 865 913

14. Capalayan August 25, 1982 200 205 223 227 233

15. Catadman September 22, 2003 66 64 66 63 62

16. Danao October 25, 1982 78 80 85 84 84

17. Day-asan May 2, 1982 214 229 244 247 244

18. Ipil June 10, 1981 479 505 544 555 571

19. Libuac May 9, 1995 94 109 117 118 115

20. Lipata April 15, 1980 260 261 278 289 317

21. Luna August 30, 1980 1,497 1,559 1,675 1,756 1,877

22. Mabini November 25, 1985 167 187 203 208 243

23. Mabua March 16, 1982 494 508 531 548 565

24. Manjagao September 24, 2003 121 125 127 130 129

25. Mapawa August 25, 1982 98 110 120 125 135

26. Mat-i July 31, 1981 157 389 587 623 683

27. Nabago August 25, 1982 128 133 138 141 138

28. Orok May 2, 1982 128 135 133 137 156

29. Poctoy June 24, 1981 226 233 250 247 265

30. Punta Bilar April 15, 1981 109 114 119 124 125

31. Quezon August 30, 1980 267 267 278 290 301

32. Rizal June 10, 1981 303 604 1,109 1,192 926

33. Sabang August 30, 1980 266 132 144 158 176

34. San Isidro September 6, 1982 71 74 77 79 83

35. San Jose September 24, 2003 262 252 263 271 275

36. San Juan August 30, 1980 972 1,868 1,992 2,101 2,208

37. San Roque June 24, 1981 143 156 157 157 157

38. Serna July 31, 1981 155 164 185 195 202

39. Sidlakan May 24, 1997 38 37 40 38 41

40. Silop August 25, 1982 162 117 182 187 189

41. Sugbay September 24, 2003 63 64 63 62 65

42. Sukailang June 12, 1982 194 201 236 238 239

43. Taft August 30, 1980 4,568 4,342 4,393 4,507 4,633

44. Togbongon March 4, 1981 295 312 311 316 324

45. Trinidad August 30, 1980 334 311 332 342 358

46. Washington August 30, 1980 5,890 5,707 5,832 5,906 5,991

TOTAL 21,152 21,616 23,335 24,006 24,562 Source: SURNECO, Surigao City



Table 5.15 Comparative Electric Power Consumption

(in kilowatt hour) Surigao City 2007-2012

Type of Connection

2007 2008 Type of

Connection 2009

Type of Connection

2010 2011 2012

Residential 23,715,999.00 25,282,050.90 Residential 27,523,292.50 Residential 26,736,837.20 31,924,745.10 34,482,338.70

Commercial 16,614,413.90 17,692,416.40 Small Commercial 6,253,553.80 Low Voltage 18,630,321.10 16,389,152.40 16,195,675.80

Industrial 1,638,115.00 1,746,210.40 Large Commercial 4,535,120.40 High Voltage 11,135,583.60 13,705,375.10 17,121,218.60

Public Building 4,630,244.70 5,064,292.50 Industrial 1,565,969.10

Streetlights 921,493.00 927,286.80 Public Building 5,631,820.70

TOTAL 47,520,265.60 50,712,257.00 45,509,756.50 56,502,741.90 62,019,272.60 67,799,233.10

Source: SURNECO, Surigao City



Table 5.16 Basic Power Rate by Type of Consumers

Surigao City As of December 31, 2012

CHARGES Unit Residential Low Voltage Higher Voltage

GENERATION & TRANSMISSION (NPC) Generation-System Charge Php/kwh 4.2371 4.2371 4.2371 Generation-Franchise & Benefits Php/kwh - - - Generation-ICERA Php/kwh - - - PARR Php/kwh (0.2177) - - Transmission-System Charge Php/kwh 0.8675 0.9447 - Transmission-Demand Charge Php/kw - 243.46 System Loss Charge Php/kwh 0.7770 0.7770 0.7770 DISTRIBUTION (SURNECO) Distribution-System Charge Php/kwh 0.5143 0.5143 Distribution-Demand Charge Php/kwh 190.03 Supply-System Charge Php/kwh 0.5828 Supply-Ret. Cust. Charge Php/mo 41.61 41.61 Metering-System Charge Php/kwh 0.3669 Metering-Ret. Cust. Charge Php/mo 5.0000 31.19 31.19 RFSC Php/kwh 0.2508 0.2508 0.2508

SUBSIDIES Lifeline Rate Php/kwh 0.0185 0.0185 0.0185 Senior Citizen Subsidy Rate Php/kwh 0.0016 0.0016 0.0016

Government Revenues: Universal Charges: Missionary Electrification Php/kwh 0.1163 0.1163 0.1163 Environmental Charges Php/kwh 0.0025 0.0025 0.0025

Over/Under Recovery: refund/recovery to all consumers *PYAPC Php/kwh (0.0292) (0.0292) (0.0292)

TOTAL CHARGES Php/kwh 7.4883 6.8326 5.3745

ADD: Fixed Charges Php/Mo 5.00 72.80 72.80

Monthly Demand Charge Php/kw - - 433.49

VAT – Generation 0.3426 0.3426 0.3426 VAT – Transmission - - - VAT – System Loss 0.0519 0.0519 0.0519 VAT – Distribution & Subsidies Php/kwh 0.2082 0.0941 0.0325 Php/kw 22.80 Php/mo 0.60 8.74 8.74

TOTAL CHARGES Php/kwh 8.0910 7.3212 5.8015

ADD: CHARGES PER MONTH Php/mo 5.60 81.54 81.54

Monthly Demand Charge Php/kw 456.29 Source: SURNECO, Surigao City

Table 5.17 Number of Connections and Water Consumptions by Type of Consumers

Surigao City 2012

Type of Consumers No. of

Connections (Billed)

Ave. Water Consumption/ Concessionaire

(cu.m.)

Ave. Monthly Consumption

(cu.m.)

Annual Consumption

Minimum Charge (P)

Residential 16,190 19 304,769 3,657,228 156.00

Government 215 90 19,424 233,083 156.00

Commercial A 965 34 32,409 388,907 312.00

Commercial B 533 30 15,827 189,926 234.00

Commercial C 19 110 2,095 25,142 468.00

Bulk 1 1,164 1,164 13,963 16,848.00

Others (unbilled) 1,628 1,628 19,542

TOTAL 17,149 3,075 377,316 4,527,791

Average Monthly Consumption per Concessionaire (in Cu. M.) 21 Source: Surigao Metropolitan Water District, Surigao City



Table 5.18 Water Facilities by Barangay

Surigao City 2012

Level – I System (Jetmatic, Shallow Well, Deep Well, Spring)

BARANGAY NUMBER HOUSEHOLD

POPULATION SERVED JETMATIC SPRING DEEPWELL SMWD

Rural Brgys. (Mainland)

1. Anomar 5 6 1 35

2. Balibayon 3 240

3. Bonifacio 15 2 1 348

4. Cabongbongan 4 3 50

5. Cagniog 5 2 1 70

6. Canlanipa 6 1 40

7. Capalayan 4 12 70

8. Danao 8 2 30

9. Day-asan 8 1 157

10. Ipil 10 3 1 100

11. Lipata 6 3 1 200

12. Luna 4 1 1 345

13. Mabini 3 2 40

14. Mabua 6 2 190

15. Mapawa 3 150

16. Mat-i 6 4 1 180

17. Nabago 2 4 110

18. Orok 2 3 90

19. Poctoy 3 2 100

20. Punta Bilar 1 3 1 228

21. Quezon 2 4 1 953

22. Rizal 4 2 1 130

23. Sabang 20 1 1 250

24. San Isidro 4 80

25. San Roque 2 2 1 187

26. Serna 1 1 202

27. Silop 2 4 200

28. Sukailang 3 1 120

29. San Juan 25 1 310

30. Taft 5 1 4,317

31. Togbongon 4 2 1 356

32. Trinidad 2 2 1 408

33. Washington 5 1 4,392

Sub-Total 173 81 2 19 14,558

Rural Brgys. (Island)

1. Alang-Alang 5 2 90

2. Alegria 6 1 100

3. Aurora 2 2 90

4. Baybay 1

5. Bilabid 5 85

6. Bitaugan 5 97

7. Buenavista 21 170

8. Cagutsan 4 1 60

9. Cantiasay 2 2 95

10. Catadman 2 80

11. Danawan 2 1 108

12. Libuac 6 2 1 159

13. Lisondra 1 20

14. Manjagao 7 127

15. Nonoc 3 2 120

16. San Jose 3 1 80

17. San Pedro 3 2 140

18. Sidlakan 7 160

19. Sugbay 5 18

20. Talisay 5 1 200

21. Zaragosa 1 1 143

Sub-Total 94 20 1 2,142

TOTAL 16,700



(cont’n. Table 5.18) Level – I System (Jetmatic, Shallow Well, Deep Well, Spring)

BARANGAY NUMBER HOUSEHOLD

POPULATION SERVED JETMATIC SPRING DEEPWELL SMWD

Level II System

LOCATION NUMBER OF COMMUNAL FAUCETS HOUSEHOLD

POPULATION SERVED

Rural Brgys. (Mainland)

1. Anomar 10 230

2. Balibayon 8 150

3. Cabongbongan 3 90

4. Cagniog 4 150

5. Capalayan 9 120

6. Danao 4 90

7. Ipil 15 300

8. Lipata 8 376

9. Mabini 3 120

10. Mabua 3 90

11. Mapawa 18 150

12. Mat-i 15 170

13. Nabago 8 190

14. Orok 6 170

15. Poctoy 9 50

16. Punta Bilar 5 120

17. Quezon 6 190

18. Rizal 6 210

19. San Roque 30 190

20. Serna 12 130

21. Silop 10 200

22. Sukailang 7 220

23. Togbongon 20 350

Sub-Total 219 4,056

Rural Brgys. (Island)

1. Aurora 6 195

2. Buenavista 15 250

3. Cantiasay 20 158

4. Libuac 6 100

5. Lisondra 3 154

6. Nonoc 15 210

7. San Jose 8 246

8. San Pedro 12 140

9. Talisay 10 260

10. Zaragosa 12 142

Sub-Total 107 1,855

TOTAL 326 5,911 Source: City Engineering Office, Surigao City



Table 5.19 % of Household Served with Potable Water Supply

to Total Number of Households Surigao City

2012

Total No. of Households

(2000) Level

No. of Units/ Connections

Household Served

% of Household Served to Total

No. of Households

22,541

I n/a

II n/a

III 17,923 17,923 76.08%

Source: SMWD & CEO Report

Table 5.20 Comparative Data on Registered Motor Vehicles by Type


Type of Vehicles Number of Unit

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

PRIVATE : 10,759 10,874 11,090 13,198

No a

vailable

data

16,400

Automobiles

Light 401 373 347 367 386

Utility Jeep, Pick-up 1,929 1,932 2,028 2,277 2909

Truck 583 561 548 626 650

School Bus/Truck Bus 7 9 11 7 8

Motorcycle/Single Motor 7,705 7,819 7,964 9,684 12072

Tricycle 16 24 21 23 206

Trailer 8 0 1 1 2

SUV 110 156 170 213 167

PUBLIC UTILITY : 2,874 2,524 2,449 3,226 2,691

Automobiles

Utility Jeep, Pick-up 563 401 497 611 551

Truck 25 16 - 69 22

Truck Bus/School Bus 4 4 - 4 2

Tricycle 2,282 2,103 1,952 2,542 2116

GOVERNMENT : 233 236 268 247 227

Automobiles

Light 3 6 8 -

Utility Jeep, Pick-up 120 101 115 112 113

Truck 39 31 34 38 30

Truck Bus 4 3 3 4 3

Motorcycle/Single Motor 61 91 104 90 77

SUV 6 2 2 2 4

Trailer 2 2 1

TOTAL 13,866 13,634 13,807 16,671 19,318 Source: Land Transportation Office, Surigao City



Table 5.21 Communications/Telecommunications Facilities

Surigao City 2012

FACILITY/SERVICES LOCATION

POST OFFICE

PHILIPPINE POSTAL CORPORATION (Main Office)

M. Ortiz Extension, Surigao City

PHILIPPINE POSTAL CORPORATION (Sub-Office)

City Auditorium, City Hall Compound, Surigao City

TELEVISION RELAY STATIONS

DXSJ – TV12 (ABS-CBN Channel 2 & 23) Borromeo St., Surigao City

Studio 23 Surigao City

GMA 10 Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

GMA News TV Brgy. Lipata, Surigao City

UNTV Surigao City

RADIO AM STATIONS

DXKS Capitol Road, Surigao City

DXRS Km. 1, National Highway, Surigao City

DXSN Magallanes St., Surigao City

RADIO FM STATIONS

DXSJ Borromeo St., Surigao City

HOT FM Capitol Road, Surigao City

REAL FM Amat St., Surigao City

TELEGRAPHIC SERVICES

RCPI Borromeo St. Surigao City

DOTC – Bureau of Telecommunications (Main Office) M. Ortiz Ext., Kaskag Village, Surigao City

DOTC – Bureau of Telecommunications (Sub-Office) City Hall Compound, Surigao City

FACSIMILE SERVICES

RCPI Borromeo St. Surigao City

PHILCOM Narciso St., Surigao City

CRUZTELCO Capitol Road, Surigao City

PLDT Rizal St., Surigao City

TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES

RCPI BAYANTEL Rizal St., Surigao City

PLDT Rizal St., Surigao City

Smart Broadband Capitol Road, Surigao City

DOTC M. Ortiz Ext., Kaskag Village, Surigao City

SMART Borromeo St., Surigao City

GLOBE Rizal St., Surigao City


CABLE TV SERVICES

SURIGAO CABLE TV Narcisco St., Surigao City

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS

BAYANTEL Borromeo St., Surigao City

SMART BROADBAND, INC. Capitol Road, Surigao City


Source: CPDO Survey



Table 5.22 Existing Parks and Playgrounds

Surigao City 2012

TYPE PUBLIC PRIVATE AREA

(sq. m.) LOCATION

Luneta Park / 7,200 sq. m. Borromeo-Rizal Sts, S.C.

Tuazon Park / - Barangay Luna, Surigao City

Caraga Hospital’s Park / Caraga Hospital’s Compound

Provincial Capitol’s Park / Provincial Capitol Compound

Playgrounds:

Provincial Grandstand / 35,000 sq. m. Rizal St., Surigao City

NEMCO School Playground / 600 sq. m NEMCO Compound, Rizal St.

SPUS-SNC Comp. Playground / 750 sq. m SNC Compound, San Nicolas-Rizal Sts.

SSCT School Playground / 500 sq. m SNSAT Compound, Narciso St.

SNNHS School Playground / 15,000 sq. m SNNHS Compound, Peñaranda St.

SJNHS School Playground / - SJNHS, Brgy. San Juan, S.C. Source: CPDO Survey

Table 5.23

Existing Cemeteries Surigao City

2012

Name / Location Ownership Number by

Barangay Area

(sq. m.) Public Private

Surigao Memorial Park – Brgy. Cagniog / 1 88,991

Public Cemetery – Brgy. Washington / 1 17,954

R.C. Bishop of Surigao – Brgy. Taft / 1 8,775

Mat-i / 1 5,000

Sukailang / 1 6,000

Lipata / 1 253

Ipil / 1 4,510

Libuac / 1 261

Zaragosa / 1 375

Buenavista / 1 425

Capalayan / 1

TOTAL 10 132,544 Source: City Assessor's Office, Surigao City



Table 5.24 Existing Sports and Recreational Facilities

Surigao City 2012

Type Ownership Area

(sq.m.) Location Public Private

City Auditorium Provincial Gymnasium San Nicolas College Gymnasium Provincial Grandstand

/ /

/

/

1,338.125 1,642.50

880 35,000

City Hall, Brgy. Washington Rizal St., Brgy. Washington Magallanes St., Brgy. Washington Rizal St., Brgy. Washington

Tennis Courts: Caraga Hospital’s Tennis Court Adriano’s STK Tennis Court

/ /

670 335

Rizal St., Brgy. Washington PPA Comp., Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft

Badminton Court: Play ‘n Fit Badminton Court

/

Narciso St., Surigao City

Cockpits: Tamayo Cockpit Arena Zabala Recreation Center

/ /

7,150 sq. m. 1,769 sq.m.

Km. 4, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City Km. 5, Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City

Billiard Halls: Billiard Hall Billiard Hall Rickard’s Place

/ / /

80 sq. m.

100 sq. m.

Brgy. Taft Brgy. Washington Sarvida St., Brgy. Taft

Disco Houses/Night Clubs/Live Bands:

Side Wings Disco Bar Aden Disco Bar Jannex Disco Bar Adam and Eve Disco Pub Hotel Tavern Gateway Hotel Mario’s Grill

/ / / / / / /

Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft Capitol Road, Brgy. Washington Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft Km. 2, National Highway, Brgy. Luna Borromeo St., Brgy. Taft

Shooting Range: Don Inocencio Cortes Shooting Range

/

Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City

Chess Center: Chess Plaza

Luneta Park, Surigao City

Source: CPDO Survey

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CHAPTER VI

DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCING

Table 6.1 Statement of Receipts and Expenditures

Surigao City As of December 31, 2012

INCOME I. Beginning Balance P 2,421,036.46

II. Receipts

A. Local Sources

1. Tax Revenue

a. Real Property P 19,626,442.83

b. Business/Other Local Taxes 37,407,902.95

Total Tax Revenue P 57,034,345.78

2. Non-Tax Revenue a. Regulatory Fees

License Fees 1,789,460.00 Permit Fees 7,903,339.91 Other Fees 1,109,783.05 b. Business and Service Income 23,179,818.58 c. Other Income/Receipts 472,787.39 34,455,188.93

Total Non-Tax Revenue

3. Economic Enterprise a. Market 17,845,608.00 b. Slaughterhouse 4,560,036.50 c. Bus Terminal 8,024,556.00 d. Maharlika 1,318,900.00

Total Economic Enterprise 31,749,100.50

B. External Sources 1. Share from National Internal Revenue (IRA) 334,724,457.00 2. Other Shares from National Tax

a. Share from National Wealth 3,479,201.81 b. Share from PCSO.VAT 771,512.43 4,250,714.24

3. Extraordinary Receipts/Miscellaneous Income

a. Mining Claims Fees 853,023.00

TOTAL RECEIPTS P465,487,865.91

General Services 180,425,550.49

Economic Services 129,317,531.15

Social Services 96,895,658.13

Debt Services/Others 16,659,846.49

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 423,298,586.26

BALANCE 42,189,279.65

Less: Continuing Appropriation 41,317,550.28

SURPLUS/ENDING BALANCE P 871,729.37

Source: City Accounting Office, City Budget Office & City Treasurer’s Office, Surigao City



Table 6.2 Number of Personnel by Office and Status of Appointment

Surigao City As of May 2013

Office Permanent Elective Co-Terminus Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

City Mayor’s Office 8 20 1 0 5 1 14 21

City Administrator’s Office 1 0 - - - - - -

Sangguniang Panlungsod 7 11 11 2 1 1 - -

City Health Office 9 46 - - - - - -

City General Services 23 11 - - - - - -

City Treasurer’s Office 5 21 - - - - - -

City Agriculture’s Office 13 14 - - - - - -

City Assessor’s Office 13 11 - - - - - -

City Population Office 7 4 - - - - - -

City Accounting Office 5 14 - - - - - -

City Local Civil Registrar 0 8 - - - - - -

City Veterinary Office 5 4 - - - - - -

City ENRO 10 1 - - - - - -

City DSWD 4 25 - - - - - -

City Planning and Dev’t. Office

10 10 - - - - - -

City Budget Office 3 9 - - - - - -

City Prosecutor’s Office 0 3 - - - - - -

City Legal Office 0 1 - - 1 - - -

City Engineering Office 63 18 - - - - - -

City Market Office 15 17 - - - - - -

City Slaughterhouse 5 1 - - - - - -

Maharlika Training Center 0 1 - - - - - -

TOTAL 206 250 12 2 7 2 14 21

GRAND TOTAL 479

Source: Personnel Services, CMO, Surigao City



Table 6.3 Directory of City Government Department Heads/Chief of Offices

Surigao City 2012

NAMES DESIGNATION OFFICE

ATTY. MANUEL G. CORO City Administrator City Administrator’s Office

MRS. NENITA G. LOAYON SP Secretary Sangguniang Panlungsod

ATTY. MANUEL G. CORO City Legal Officer City Legal Office

MRS. GLORIA O. GIMENA City Personnel Officer City Personnel Office

MRS. DIANA C. EDERA CPD Coordinator CPDO

MRS. MARIETTA O. SAMSON Acting City Budget Officer City Budget Office

MRS. SARAH P. YAMIT City Treasurer City Treasurer’s Office

MRS. JOCELYN E. MONTEROS City Accountant City Accounting Office

MR. ISAIAS M. ELUMBA City Agriculturist City Agriculture’s Office

ENGR. GIL RUFINO C. MENOR City Engineer City Engineer’s Office

MR. ROBERTO E. ORTOJAN City Assessor City Assessor’s Office

DR. EMMANUEL A. PLANDANO City Health Officer City Health Office

MRS. JOSEFINA R. MADLOS City Social Welfare Officer DSWD

MR. FELIPE T. SULAPAS City General Services Officer CGSO

MR. ROSELIA P. MORALES Acting City Civil Registrar Officer LCR

MR. JUPITER J. CORREOS Population Program Officer IV POPCOM

MISS ROSELYN ARMIDA B. MERLIN City Tourism Officer City Tourism Assistance Center

DR. ALAN F. QUINES, DVM City Veterinarian City Veterinary Office

ENGR. ELMER C. TECSON City ENRO-OIC City ENRO

MR. MARIO I. GESTA Manager Integ. Bus & Jeepney Terminal

DR. ALAN F. QUINES, DVM Acting Market Administrator City Public Market Office

MRS. SUSETTE P. PEÑARANDA Manager Surigao City Cultural Center

MRS. DIANA C. EDERA Center Head Livelihood Training and Productivity Center (LTPC)

MR. ERNESTO P. KANG Executive Assistant City Mayor’s Office

MR. JUPITER J. DOTILLOS CSU Chief Civil Security Unit

MR. ARMANDO A. GO Team Leader QUART-RESCUE

SPO2 CHARLITO P. GIPALA OIC City Traffic Administrator City Traffic Division

MR. CESAR S. CONCEPCION Head Tricycle Franchising and Regulatory Board

MRS. ALICIA A. BORJA-ESPEJON City Parole & Probation Officer Parole and Probation Office

MR. JOHN REYL L. MOSQUITO City Director DILG

MS. JOSEFINA A. DE CASTRO State Auditor IV/State Team Leader Commission on Audit

MRS. PRIMA N. TAGUBA MARO Department of Agrarian Reform

MS. FIDELA ROSAS City Schools Superintendent Department of Education

ATTY. NOVERN IRISH A. PASCO City Election Officer COMELEC

P/SUPT. JOSEPH R. NOJARA OIC - City PNP Chief Philippine National Police

F/INSP. REY G. BAUTISTA OIC-City Fire Marshall Bureau of Fire Protection

J/SINSP. PAAS City Jail Warden Surigao City Jail

ATTY. MANUEL N. TESIORNA, JR. City Prosecutor City Prosecutor’s Office

JUDGE IGNACIO B. MACARINE City Judge MTCC – Branch II Source: City Personnel Office / CPDO, Surigao City



Table 6.4 Directory of Elected City Officials and Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairmanships

Surigao City July 1, 2010-June 30, 2013

Name Position SP Committee Chairmanship Contact No.

Hon. Ernesto T. Matugas City Mayor 826-0249/231-7201

Hon. Danilo C. Menor City Vice Mayor Presiding Officer 826-8607

Hon. Rommel T. Recabo City Councilor Committee on Cooperative 826-3623

Hon. Kent L. Yuipco City Councilor Committee on Labor and Employment 826-3011

Hon. Carlos L. Gorgod City Councilor Committee on General Service and Government Property Management 826-1751

Hon. Jose Expeditus B. Bayana City Councilor

Committee on Appropriations

Committee on Public Oder and Safety

Committee on Trade, Business and Economic Enterprise

8263684/826-3458

Hon. Luceniano E. Lancin City Councilor

Committee on Rules

Committee on Urban Poor

Committee on Public Works

826-5345

Hon. Balthazar C. Abian City Councilor Committee on Ways and Means 826-4376

Hon. Jose V. Begil, Jr. City Councilor

Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources

Committee on Good Government

Committee on Transportation, Communication and Utilities

826-5330

Hon. Christopher T. Bonite City Councilor Committee on Human Rights

Committee on Environmental Protection 826-0425

Hon. Peñaflor A. Laxa City Councilor Committee on Education, Women and Family 826-2672

Hon. Bienvenido P. Zabala, Jr. City Councilor Committee on Health 826-6464

Hon. Pablo A. Bonono, Jr. ABC President Committee on Barangay Affairs 826-4202

Hon. Jan Claudine R. Bacolod SK Federated President Committee on Youth and Sports Development

Committee on Tourism 826-3660

Source: City COMELEC and Sangguniang Panlungsod Office, Surigao City



Table 6.5 Directory of Elected Barangay Captains and SK Chairperson

Surigao City As of October 25, 2010

BARANGAY BARANGAY CAPTAIN SK CHAIRMAN

1. Alang-Alang ANTONIA LAAG LLENADA JERALD PAUL EGUNA SILO

2. Alegria LEO BIRAO ESCOPETE JAY ROMARLU ELLAR AZARCON

3. Anomar FIDELITO SAMODIO CALANG DYRENE OLVISANO ESTRADA

4. Aurora LUCITA LAPARAN CUSTODIO ROSELIN RISMA ESCOL

5. Balibayon LANIE ESCALANTE TERESO BEBELYN UNGAB PATIGA

6. Baybay MAXIMO BESING LANZADERAS ARFE BULACTIAL LEPIO

7. Bilabid BELLY BULABOG ERAZO NARDENCIO PESTOLA ECHIN

8. Bitaugan MA. THERESA FLORES MANCILI JUNIE LIBATOD LUMIARES

9. Bonifacio ANTONIO TAGANAHAN RODA HANNAH JEAN GELI RODA

10. Buenavista APRONIANO EVIOTA SALES JR. JEFFREY TALADUA EDRADAN

11. Cabongbongan CRISTINA SAGA PAREJA LENIELYN TAMBOBOY CABASA

12. Cagniog BOQUILON MARIETTA ALIPAO REYGIE DELIO OCAMPO

13. Cagutsan FELICIANO CHATO TRESIANA JR. NILO MANTILLA CHATO JR.

14. Cantiasay JAIME LISONDRA FETALVERO JR. JANDEFLOR PABAS BOC

15. Canlanipa CARLITO ALBARICO CUATON GRACE RESMA DONOSO

16. Capalayan DANTE TREMOCHA FERNANDEZ WELYN JANE LARONG ELICO

17. Catadman ANTONIO CENTRO ELANO BERNA JANE CAGAMPANG ERCILLO

18. Danao ALBERTO ANTING UBADO CHARLES CHRISTIAN DOQUILLA OLVIS

19. Danawan FLORY ODAL COMENDADOR JORALD ICHON HUMANGUINE

20. Day-asan RUBEN BELSONDRA CATARMAN CRISTIAN CLOR CATARMAN

21. Ipil ANDREA LILI YANGZON KEITHJOHN ART TALISAYSAY EDILLOR

22. Libuac JOSEPH FUENTES EDILLOR JAKE MOLETA MENOR

23. Lipata LUCRECIO ANDRADE MESIAS DAVEREEL VERGARA CAYETUNA

24. Lisondra BELLA TARIL ELUDO CLARK JERUM DIAZ SEQUIHOD

25. Luna ALFREDO BARQUIO DACURON JAN CLAUDINE RESARE BACOLOD

26. Mabini GRECO BEBERINO DARO ILENE JUNE AGANG ACLO

27. Mabua CATALINA CHATO GORGOD DELENGER CASALTA BOLASA

28. Manjagao TERESITA MALIG-ON MEDICA RONEMAR SIEGA PENAZO

29. Mapawa ERNESTO SALAMANCA SILVOSA MARK ANTONIE ARTIGO ZABALA

30. Mat-i REYNALDO CATINDIN OLVIS DARRELL KEANE SOREÑO ANSIT

31. Nabago ESMERALDA DINOY ABAA JHUNALYN MAE PEBEDA BERNIDO

32. Nonoc ELEUTERIO MANCILE RENDON HAZEL BILLONES BERTE

33. Orok RAUL PACILAN SANGLITAN SAMUEL TAÑA LAOSINGUAN

34. Poctoy NOE ALIPAO PLAZA BARRY JAMES CASANOVA GUILLEN

35. Punta Bilar ARTURO SILOS SANTILLANA ROCKY BASARTE MALIG-ON

36. Quezon MARGARITO MALAQUE CAVITE JR. LORDIVINA RIZANDO EDRADAN

37. Rizal SEVERO ARONG DEL ROSARIO JR. KENNY MARTIN ARONG SITOY

38. Sabang PACITA TEMON PATIGA CHAREMEI TANTUAN TEMON

39. San Isidro ROSALINA CUARENTA RAMIREZ REMEGIO BAGSIC ASTRONOMO JR.

40. San Jose JOSE DENZO GIPALA JR. IRA JOSE CATULMO BAGAYAS

41. San Juan PERFECTO BOQUILON CONSIGO FRANZ ADRIANE DIAZ EUPEÑA

42. San Pedro MICHAEL POLO LAGURA RONALD TELLO SULARTA

43. San Roque ROGELIO EDEN LAID JEFFREY BORJA LIBRES

44. Serna FLORENILLO BAYBAYON RAVELO LOVELY JANE MANTE LINAGA

45. Sidlakan FRANCISCO TILLO LINAGA HONELYN PECHO DIAZ

46. Silop FLORENCIO MADULA LACABRA CHONA CUBELO GA

47. Sugbay ALEXANDER PLAZA CABASA MARK JAYSON ALCESO TAPAL

48. Sukailang RENATO GALIDO CABAJES DYANN-MEI MENDOZA CABAJES

49. Taft PABLO AGONCILLO BONONO JR. LANNY SALA REYES

50. Talisay FLORENCIO ROBANTE RAMISO ARCHIE LAAG SEDROME

51. Togbongon CONSTANTE MAPA ELUMBA ANGELO BALANTUCAS BONGHELINO

52. Trinidad LORNA MALACAY REVIL MARNE GO ALANANO

53. Washington JOSE DULLO EDRADAN PREXIE JAN TABACON TELLO

54. Zaragosa DAISY LEROG EDER KEVIN BRYAN GILLO VIRTUDAZO Source: City COMELEC Office, Surigao City



Table 6.6 Comparative Number of Registered Voters

Surigao City 2011 - 2012

Barangay 2011 2012

Male Female Total Male Female Total 1. Alang-Alang 194 155 349 184 182 366

2. Alegria 291 301 592 280 277 557

3. Anomar 398 440 838 439 468 907

4. Aurora 282 232 514 285 229 514

5. Balibayon 478 497 975 543 523 1,066

6. Baybay 137 105 242 164 130 294

7. Bilabid 159 142 301 145 146 291

8. Bitaugan 179 155 334 191 179 370

9. Bonifacio 670 743 1,413 758 886 1,644

10. Buenavista 391 382 773 392 415 807

11. Cabongbongan 221 212 433 244 231 475

12. Cagniog 1,046 1,119 2,165 1,242 1,291 2,533

13. Cagutsan 140 115 255 156 119 275

14. Canlanipa 1,853 2,077 3,930 2,084 2,270 4,354

15. Cantiasay 277 310 587 317 308 625

16. Capalayan 770 685 1,455 795 773 1,568

17. Catadman 184 185 369 206 213 419

18. Danao 189 196 385 205 195 400

19. Danawan 213 208 421 225 207 432

20. Day-asan 517 467 984 577 501 1,078

21. Ipil 1,104 1,158 2,262 1,228 1,255 2,483

22. Libuac 393 322 715 379 336 715

23. Lipata 643 844 1,487 753 714 1,467

24. Lisondra 277 288 565 296 288 584

25. Luna 2,309 2,474 4,783 2,535 2,722 5,257

26. Mabini 472 491 963 620 551 1,171

27. Mabua 726 715 1,441 800 784 1,584

28. Manjagao 242 242 484 262 286 548

29. Mapawa 287 285 572 306 313 619

30. Mat-i 1,314 1,303 2,617 2,182 1,625 3,807

31. Nabago 373 365 738 379 386 765

32. Nonoc 405 400 805 410 413 823

33. Orok 374 364 738 393 377 770

34. Poctoy 476 475 951 503 515 1,018

35. Punta Bilar 277 251 528 282 279 561

36. Quezon 525 734 1,259 657 651 1,308

37. Rizal 1,513 1,527 3,040 1,576 1,764 3,340

38. Sabang 779 756 1,535 941 934 1,875

39. San Isidro 178 154 332 193 167 360

40. San Jose 448 417 865 467 454 921

41. San Juan 3,208 3,561 6,769 3,210 3,747 6,957

42. San Pedro 279 194 473 249 224 473

43. San Roque 379 357 736 421 420 841

44. Serna 429 402 831 454 437 891

45. Sidlakan 103 116 219 113 114 227

46. Silop 405 369 774 485 402 887

47. Sugbay 170 149 319 185 154 339

48. Sukailang 353 386 739 391 403 794

49. Taft 5,214 5,713 10,927 5,490 5,705 11,195

50. Talisay 624 600 1,224 622 584 1,206

51. Togbongon 557 508 1,065 591 567 1,158

52. Trinidad 651 687 1,338 692 725 1,417

53. Washington 5,809 4,762 10,571 5,196 5,505 10,701

54. Zaragosa 255 247 502 259 258 517

TOTAL 40,140 40,342 80,482 42,952 43,602 86,554 Source: City COMELEC Office, Surigao City



Table 6.7 Non-Government Organizations Accredited by the Sangguniang Panlungsod

Surigao City 2012

Name of Organization President / Chairperson Address Telephone Numbers

1. Anti-Graft and Transparency Advocates of Surigao, Inc.

Timoteo M. Pupa 0646 M. Ortiz St., Surigao City

2. Barangay Taft Settler’s Association Jaime O. Cervantes Brgy. Taft, Surigao City

3. Camaraderie of Riders United with Integrity, Self-Discipline, Equality and Respect in Society, Inc. (CRUISERS)

Alex C. Lambus 05674 Ferdinand St., Surigao City 09995657188 09306670094

4. Couples for Christ (CFC) William C. Lim

5. Dinagat Island Development Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Alfredo D. Pelominos Baybay Rose, Surigao City

6. Don Inocencio Cortes Settlers Urban Poor Organization, Inc.

Nehemias S. Vivares Capitol Road, Surigao City 09162835518 231-8213

7. Dream Team Surigao City, Inc. Halan B. Besario c/o City Planning and Development Office 826-8502

8. Family Planning Organization of the Philippines Dr. Bernardo T. Mora, Jr. Kaimo corner Rizal Sts., Surigao City 09202640959

9. Federation of Surigao City Urban Poor, Inc. Antonio G. Rufin, Sr. Baybay Parola

10. Homeless People’s Federation of the Philippines Felix D. Gentapan Butuan City (085) 342-2138

11. Islas Ecology Development Advocacy (ISDA) Foundation

Anngela Jester C. Mijares 03406 Jose Sering Bldg., Borromeo St., Surigao City

231-6744

12. Lagunde Fishermen and Farmer’s Association Pedro L. Eder Sitio Lagunde, Brgy. Aurora, Surigao City 231-8411

13. League of Intimates Service Oriented (LISO), Inc. Jerome V. Azarcon 2nd Floor Yuipco Bldg, Navarro St., Surigao City 826-1162

14. Loving Presence Foundation, Inc. Maria Rowena D. Dimaano, MD National Highway, Mancarogo, Bislig City

15. Mabua Fish Vendor and Housekeeper Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Cresencia R. Pupa Purok 4, Brgy., Mabua, Surigao City 09183726499 09277439084

16. Mabua Pebble Beach Urban Poor Association, Inc. (MPBUPAI)

Jocelyn M. dela Cruz Purok 6, Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City 09203726942

17. Misamis Occidental Association of Surigao del Norte, Inc.

Roberto T. Bag-ao, Sr. Espina Extension, Surigao City 09995654450

18. Nickel City Habitat for Humanity, Inc. Dr. Yul del Carmen 03365 Borromeo St., Surigao City (Medical Hospital)

826-6460

19. Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, Inc.

Maria Sarah R. Aguilar, RMT Caraga Regional Hospital Laboratory Department

826-3103




20. Prime Movers (PRIMO) for Peace and Progress Association, Inc.

Manuel G. Cortez Purok 4 Brgy. San Juan, Surigao City 09205929602

21. Purok Bagong Silang Association, Inc. (PBSAI) Florencio S. Gesta Bagong Silang, Brgy. Washington, Surigao City

22. Rotary Club of Metro Surigao Glenn G. Zerda Km. 3, PACEMCO, Surigao City 09285201202 23. Rotary Club of Surigao Midtown Jewels RTN Concepcion R. Paqueo Kaisdaan Center Pantalan 2, Surigao City 826-6156

365-2176

24. Rural Enterprise Assistance Center Walberto Saguban 0646 M. Ortiz St., Surigao City 826-5044

25. Surigao Capitol Interior Urban Poor Settlers Association, Inc., (SCIUPSAI)

Elonier C. Baay Capitol Interior, Capitol Site, Surigao City

26. Surigao Chamber of Commerce and Industry Johann Jake B. Miranda 2nd Floor Management Building Tavern Hotel, S.C.

826-7716

27. Surigao City Federation of Tricycle Drivers and Operators, Inc.

Engwan Daniel C. So 04589 Capitol Road, Surigao City

28. Surigao City Organization of Persons with Disabilities

Delfin M. Antallan DSWD Office 826-8510

29. Surigao City Primary Health Care (PHC) Federated Women’s Club

Mina Lasaca M. Ortiz St., Kaskag, Brgy. Washington, S.C. 231-6033

30. Surigao City Primary Health Care Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Lina E. Dumale, MD City Health Office 826-8522

31. Surigao City Senior Citizens Credit Cooperative Clementino H. Sykimte Parrucho St., Brgy. Washington, Surigao City 826-4044

32. Surigao del Norte Retirees Association, Inc. Col. Leoncio G. Dagasdas 00149 Ortiz St., Kaskag, Surigao City 365-2175

33. Surigao Economic Development Foundation, Inc. Leonel A. Santos SEDF Bldg, 00780 M. Ortiz St., Kaskag, Surigao City

826-4446 826-2687

34. Surigao Integrated Marine Trader’s Association Concepcion R. Paqueo Kaisdaan Center Pantalan 2, Surigao City 826-6156 365-2176

35. Surigao Public Market Vendors Assocation (SUPUMVAS)

Rodrigo D. Bagunas, Jr. Surigao City Public Market 826-8680

36. Surigao Small Transport Operators and Drivers Association (SUSTODA)

Crisielo C. Morales 01448 Espina St., Surigao City 09102506559

37. Surigao Transport Service Cooperative, Inc. Atanacio M. Biol In front of Catholic Church, Purok 2, San Juan, SC 232-7841

38. Veterans Federation of the Phlippines Bernardino F. Besario Km. 3, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

39. Surigao Terminal Multicab/Operators & Drivers Asso.

40. Mabua Pebble Beach Popular Association, Inc. (MPBUPAI)

Jocelyn dela Cruz Purok 6, Brgy. Mabua, Surigao City




41. Mines Urban Poor Settlers Association (MUPSA) Porferio T. Abelano Km. 2, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

42. Nagkahiusang Mag-uuma sa Surigao del Norte Nemesio Borja

43. National Auxillary Chaplaincy Philippines, Inc. Rev. Hernan N. Diaz

44. Barangay Luna Agricultural Farmers Association Pablo J. Lumanta Purok 1 Toril, Sitio Looc, Brgy. Luna, Surigao City

Source: Sangguniang Panlungsod, Surigao City

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