Iloilo Financial Profile 2009 – Income Ranking of Iloilo Towns

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By Marcos Detourista on January 18, 2011

As Explore Iloilo’s yearly tradition, here’s the report on the 2009 Income of Iloilo Towns and Cities. Check out how much each town and city earned for the 2009 and their growth compared to the previous year. A Local Government Unit’s (LGU) income level makes a good indicator to get an idea of how big an LGU is and their capacity to fund big projects for their town. Bear in mind though, that there are also many factors that contribute to a large income like population and land area since the national government allots a bigger budget (IRA) to cities with more population and land area.

In review, all of the “wealthiest” towns in Iloilo except Pavia (listed below) are also towns with the biggest population in the province. Pavia is a special case in the top 15. The town has made the list because of the massive income it gets from locally generated funds like taxes and income generating projects. Pavia hosts many industrial factories being the “Regional Agro-Industrial Center (RAIC)” and has recently received a lot of investments from new residential subdivisions like Ayala Land’s “Avida” and Sta. Lucia”s “Green Meadows.” Because of this, Pavia has become one of the towns in the Philippines that are least dependent on the national government’s internal revenue allotment (IRA).

Here’s the list of towns with the biggest operating income during the 2009 fiscal year:

Top 15 Wealthiest Iloilo Towns Ranked According to Income in 2009

1. Oton – P103,903,161
2. Pototan – P91,712,566
3. Lambunao – P91,035,625
4. Janiuay – P86,867,094
5. Dumangas – P84,887,268
6. Miagao – P82,267,230
7. Cabatuan – P79,298,479
8. Santa Barbara – P77,850,465
9. San Joaquin – P77,400,633
10. Pavia – P77,050,611
11. Barotac Nuevo – P73,717,352
12. Tigbauan – P72,177,135
13. Sara – P71,142,632
14. Carles – P70,475,987
15. Barotac Viejo – P68,557,188

Iloilo Province, Towns, and Cities Financial Report 2009

2009 Income Annal Growth 2007 Pop. Land Area (in sq.km.)
Iloilo Province P1,621,583,000 30.2% 1,691,878 4,829.10
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City 2009 Income Annal Growth 2007 Pop. Land Area (in sq.km.)
Iloilo City P1,263,357,000 8.6% 418,710 70.3
Passi City P362,530,000 13.6% 76,045 250.68
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Municipality 2009 Income Income Rank Annal Growth 2007 Pop. Land Area (in sq.km.)
Ajuy P58,194,875 19 47,113 193.46
Alimodian P57,574,977 20 9.0% 34,035 144.8
Anilao P43,976,079 33 9.2% 23,465 75.38
Badiangan P41,174,695 36 12.7% 24,504 77.5
Balasan P46,564,591 30 9.1% 27,384 41
Banate P50,029,485 28 8.2% 28,714 118.86
Barotac Nuevo P73,717,352 11 3.0% 49,515 94.49
Barotac Viejo P68,557,188 15 15.1% 39,326 142.3
Batad P34,684,878 40 12.1% 18,298 44.76
Bingawan P32,462,528 42 11.0% 12,259 85
Cabatuan P79,298,479 7 14.6% 50,861 82.48
Calinog P44,287,334 32 51,018 232.8
Carles P70,475,987 14 17.0% 57,673 112.02
Concepcion P53,986,012 23 36,881 97.02
Dingle P67,098,410 18 10.1% 40,828 77.5
Dueñas P51,117,948 26 32,149 90.52
Dumangas P84,887,268 5 62,769 116.77
Estancia P67,415,034 17 6.4% 39,479 31.97
Guimbal P42,032,378 35 0.1% 29,724 44.48
Igbaras P53,285,080 24 13.4% 29,417 152.43
Janiuay P86,867,094 4 9.8% 57,878 179.1
Lambunao P91,035,625 3 9.6% 63,300 246.92
Leganes P50,196,024 27 8.7% 27,357 32.16
Lemery P45,071,774 31 25,017 119.9
Leon P67,610,121 16 45,647 140.13
Maasin P56,104,471 21 17.7% 32,555 156.58
Miagao P82,267,230 6 9.2% 60,498 132.86
Mina P40,050,121 38 -13.8% 19,809 43.35
New Lucena P38,813,230 39 10.1% 21,318 44.12
Oton P103,903,161 1 9.9% 77,621 84.56
Pavia P77,050,611 10 9.6% 39,275 35.02
Pototan P91,712,566 2 14.6% 67,626 91.31
San Dioniso P52,220,938 25 11.2% 32,171 126.77
San Enrique P54,631,108 22 30,006 87.72
San Joaquin P77,400,633 9 50,102 231.35
San Miguel P46,583,764 29 23,804 21.34
San Rafael P32,486,725 41 13,694 145.78
Santa Barbara P77,850,465 8 51,075 77.48
Sara P71,142,632 13 45,005 183
Tigbauan P72,177,135 12 54,574 60.62
Tubungan P40,521,787 37 20,631 34.6
Zarraga P43,302,223 34 21,458 82.53

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pips says
February 23, 2013 at 2:07 pm
SM sa oton? la pa gne sa passi. haha
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Mithril says
May 2, 2012 at 4:36 am
Very detailed work. Well done admin.
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arnel says
December 21, 2011 at 4:32 pm
wow this is a good piece of work… very extensive one. keep it up dude and looking forward for more info’s in the future. =)
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Vic says
December 21, 2011 at 1:47 am
Doydoy haha
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doy says
December 20, 2011 at 4:51 pm
AHAY daw wala man ko nakita nga square meter da!!!!! abi liwata basa, kag pamalandongi kung ano ang situation ka ginabasa mo…. sq. km
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Vic says
August 30, 2011 at 2:11 pm
@BOGART its Square Kilometer……27,000 is estamate… yet its close but no cigar
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BOGART says
August 30, 2011 at 1:35 pm
I was surprised that my hometown’s population is only 27,000 and the land area is 41 square meter? ( sorry but it gave me confusion,would you please elaborate in hundreds or thousand square meter) also, if possible, please publish (latest) all the town’s mayor and his members including municipal employees. Ganoon pa man saludo pa rin ako sa ginagawa mo tungkol sa Iloilo,?Tani indi ka gid maghinto sa pag-publish ng mga latest diri labi na gid ang akon hometown na Balasan. Madamo nga salamat.
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flying_body says
August 9, 2011 at 12:10 am
Unitop Dumangas… not yet confirmed? Politically motivated because of Citi Square connection? Why not allow them both to enter and give the consent? I don’t think so… but putting them both in Dumangas will kill the small business entrepreneur… ITS DUMANGAS Concern subong ei ara na ang unitop d pa makanegosyo kay Citi Square pasudlon man ?
Healthy Competition lang tane sa Market!
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flying_body says
August 9, 2011 at 12:06 am
do you have the latest? 2011 na subong ei… tnx gd
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balasan boys says
July 11, 2011 at 5:19 pm
kkkkk
kd2 kmu di samun
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JOHN says
April 7, 2011 at 4:57 pm
Oton, simply the place to be…are you asking why oton is on top? Simply because people are paying right taxes and town officials are not corrupt. Ganun lang kasimple yon.
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Tyco says
February 1, 2011 at 7:24 pm
I bet Sta. Barbara will earn a higher rank in the future. Humbly as an ordinary place today but then local and national investors are aiming and acquiring some strategical areas for their businesses. Having a local and international (soon) flights in Iloilo Airport, Sta. Barbara will be the main gateway to Iloilo City and surrounding towns. Numerous investors are now expanding outside Iloilo and Sta. Barbara is one of the major good areas for business.
I hope local government will support this not only to improve our tourism but to push the economic zone in our province.
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kenshin says
February 1, 2011 at 9:26 am
….good to hear the new development in Pototan which truly looking forward to become a city soon…!!!!
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Parayan says
January 30, 2011 at 3:02 pm
Being located on the central part of Iloilo, Pototan, a first class municipality is accessible in many towns in the province. It is surrounded by the Municipalities of Dingle, Dueñas, Badiangan, Mina, New Lucena, Zarraga, and Barotac Nuevo
Famed as the Rice Granary and Christmas Capital of Western Visayas, Pototan has lots to offer. It has many existing inland resorts which attract local tourists (but lacks promotion). There is also an ongoing construction of Pototan Swimming Pool Complex parallel to the oval of WVSU Pototan. There is also a shooting range at Brgy. Igang.
Wide roads at its major streets are very noticeable. It has also two public markets and several “mini” department stores and supermarkets. Allied Bank (which has two(2) ATMs), Rural Bank of Anilao and Rural Bank of Pototan are few financial institutions here. It has also one university (WVSU), 2 Pivate Schools(Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion & West Visayan Academy), 5 Public High Schools, 28 Public Elementary Schools and 3 Nursery Christian Schools. Moreover, there are six(6) gasoline stations which cater motorists.
The Iloilo Provincial Hospital, WVMC Mental Health Unit, WV Drug Rehab Center and the Iloilo Rehab Center is also situated here.
With the ongoing construction of KOICA Rice Processing Plant, other ongoing building constructions and increasing population, the Pototanons are looking forward for Pototan’s cityhood.
*According sa tsismis, Jollibee has bought a piece of land in Pototan. Para sa future branch.
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kenshin says
January 28, 2011 at 10:48 pm
…Pototan is numero uno… provincial offices are mostly located….
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negosyante says
January 26, 2011 at 12:44 pm
equal distrbution of wealth??? teh paanu naman ang mga tamad mag obra? tagaan mo man, basi lugi negosyo mo
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Mack says
January 24, 2011 at 2:07 pm
Population is an asset. The more consumers, the better for business. With a rising income on top of that, it will make even things better. I just hope the LGUs will legislate and implement the right policies / programs to encourage entrepreneurship and equal distribution of wealth, and minimize graft and corruption. In this way, we will rely less on the nationial goverment for IRAs. To the Ilonggos, keep up the good work!
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Vic says
January 23, 2011 at 8:45 pm
That’s the ranking. Rank doesn’t mean the wealth is uniformly distributed. if you want the quality of life and stuff( number of concrete homes/professionals/banks/restaurant etc)… you can have the survey of ” income level of each town” and lets see which town have its population with higher income group….apparently…. i see Pavia, Oton, Estancia and Passi” seems have much of its population with “more money with them” although estancia is not in top-15….
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No_way says
January 22, 2011 at 7:43 pm
Oton will going to have their own SM in the future. This will guaranty fatima’s claim and explanation why OTON tops the list.
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fatima says
January 22, 2011 at 3:31 pm
FYI oton have the largest count of brgy. in the province of iloilo…come to oton and u will know why it is the best town to live… people are great!!! one of the most friendliest people on earth, responsible, talented, smart and most of all happy individual… we practice good things in oton… u should be there living to understand why ogtonganons are very proud and steadfast about the place…. people in our town are not boastful they just go to the city just wearing ordinary clothes even they are far richer than other people roaming around the city with their vanity clothes. they know how to be hardworking and spend their money wisely… the mayor and its colleagues are very meticulous of providing the people’s well being… you can see the wide progress of oton all over the years bcuz of its unique individuals supporting their own homeland… the certificates that otonian’s has not just in the whole region 6 but in the entire Philippines as well is the very proof of our dedication and our hard work has been paid off…
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- karmoy says
  January 26, 2011 at 12:40 pm
  correct….. 21 years old are already generating an income. like ga obra sa manila then gapadala sa balay. mostly seaman and ga istar man diri sa oton. anu pagid kung tanan nga lalaki sa oton seaman. subung palang gani taas na ang ranking nga indi gani marecognize sang local government and seaman,
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Ging says
January 20, 2011 at 2:55 pm
Glad to know that my hometown of Barotac Viejo is one of the wealthiest town in Iloilo.
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Maolym Batiller Lagnitonw says
January 20, 2011 at 2:49 pm
Glad to know that my hometown of Barotac Viejo is in the top 15 of the
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calos says
January 19, 2011 at 9:33 am
@ Ridge “Numbers are illusory if the majority of human beings in that area are still complaining about starvation, human rights violations, poor housing, unemployment/no opportunities, stagnating cash flow, illiteracy/idiocy, unsatisfaction/unrest, poor health or rising crime rate.”
i think your talking a nation problem. this town was awarded for a quality education and a lowest growth rate on the province. but its not really perfect as u illustrate.
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Ridge says
January 19, 2011 at 8:18 am
What is the population size of Oton? What is its poverty level? What are its minimum wage rates? And what is the over-all quality of life in that area?
A good budget should be 120,000 times the number of human beings in a certain area which ensures that there are enough number of chips revolving in that area and/or government projects/programs that would serve the needs of its population.
Numbers are illusory if the majority of human beings in that area are still complaining about starvation, human rights violations, poor housing, unemployment/no opportunities, stagnating cash flow, illiteracy/idiocy, unsatisfaction/unrest, poor health or rising crime rate.
Numbers aren’t impressive at all.
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