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Community Profiling
Community Profile of Lucena City

Location and Population
Country: Philippines
Region: Region IV - A - CALABARZON
Province: Quezon
District: 2nd District of Quezon
Land Area: 8,316.90 hectares
Barangay: 33 barangays
Incorporated (city): August 20, 1961
Total Population: 261,860 (May 2012 NSO Census)
Annual Population Growth Rate: 2.49%
Population Density: 31 persons/hectare
No. of Households: 54,193 (2012 projection)
Total Number of Registered Voters as of May 2012: 119,368
Location: Bounded on the north and northeast by the Municipality of Pagbilao, on the south and southeast by the Tayabas Bay, on the southwest by the Municipality of Sariaya, and on the northwest by the Municipality of Tayabas, Lucena City at the south-eastern part of Quezon Province is approximately 137 kilometres southeast of Manila via the Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway.The City is linked to its neighboring towns, cities and provinces by road, railway, sea and air transport networks.

Population
(AS OF May 2012) Barangay | Population | Household | Land Area (Has) | Brgy. I | 2938 | 639 | 12.36 | Brgy, II | 1723 | 375 | 7.53 | Brgy. III | 1297 | 288 | 13.45 | Brgy. IV | 3707 | 789 | 10.58 | Brgy. V | 3115 | 663 | 13.04 | Brgy. VI | 856 | 186 | 10.48 | Brgy. VII | 2703 | 575 | 10.14 | Brgy. VIII | 4335 | 922 | 13.67 | Brgy. IX | 4686 | 1041 | 22.68 | Brgy. X | 5589 | 998 | 31.12 | Brgy. XI | 2021 | 459 | 22.68 | Bocohan | 4458 | 929 | 340.94 | Cotta | 21382 | 4455 | 177.88 | Barangay | Population | Household | Land Area (Has) | Dalahican | 22697 | 4632 | 330.53 | Domoit | 4259 | 946 | 276.88 | Gulang-Gulang | 29239 | 5967 | 365.80 | Ibabang Dupay | 31671 | 6598 | 448.27 | Ilayang Dupay | 2077 | 462 | 448.27 | Ilayang Iyam | 12934 | 2695 | 122.76 | Isabang | 10790 | 2202 | 635.94 | Marketview | 12272 | 2406 | 49.36 | Mayao Crosing | 12245 | 2605 | 377.61 | Mayao Kanluran | 10113 | 2152 | 373.27 | Mayao Silangan | 8847 |
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