Camarines Sur - Cities and Municipalities

Cities and Municipalities

Camarines Sur is subdivided into 2 cities and 35 municipalities.

City/Municipality No. of
Barangays		 Area
(km²)		 Population
(2007)		 Mayor
(2010–2013)
Baao
30
143.05
72,466
Quirino Boncayao Jr.
Balatan
17
63.720
25,982
Nena B. Borja
Bato
33
98.720
44,437
Jeanette Bernaldez
Bombon
21
44.20
14,083
Ma. Luisa D. Angeles
Buhi
38
191.79
70,756
Rey P. Lacoste
Bula
33
151.25
62,024
Benjamin S. Decena
Cabusao
9
46.81
17,599
Nebb P. Santiago
Calabanga
48
163.84
73,333
Evelyn S. Yu
Camaligan
13
13.00
20,758
Emmanuel Prado
Canaman
24
27.41
81,583
Emmanuel S. Requejo
Caramoan
51
225.01
79,810
Constantino Cordial, Jr.
Del Gallego
32
286.76
21,272
Lydia Abarientos
Gainza
8
18.21
9,404
Romeo A. Gontang
Garchitorena
23
218.12
74,825
Solon O.Demetriois, Jr.
Goa
34
210.38
82,035
Antero S. Lim
Iriga City
36
119.63
97,983
Madeleine A. Gazmen
Lagonoy
42
400,400
78,093
Delfin Pilapil
Libmanan
89
336.20
92,839
Marilyn A. Jimenez
Lupi
47
253.12
47,630
Roberto M. Matamorosa
Magarao
31
39.01
72,515
Salvador Senar
Milaor
36
23.41
76,452
Roger Flores
Minalabac
25
156.13
43,957
Leovegildo "Gil" D. Basmayor Jr.
Nabua
42
96.23
75,422
Delia Simbulan
Naga City
65
849.48
675,516
John G. Bongat
Ocampo
25
118.33
79,759
Fidel C. Carido
Pamplona
17
80.62
81,895
Gimeno Imperial
Pasacao
19
149.54
71,533
Asuncion Arsenio
Pili
26
122.65
91,496
Tomas Bongalonta, Jr.
Presentacion
18
12.34
20,266
Jaime V. Deleña
Ragay
75
272.35
72,021
Ricardo B. Aquino
Sagñay
19
108.19
29,082
Roberto A. Briones
San Fernando
22
156.13
70,697
Eugenio Lagasca, Jr.
San Jose
29
39.01
35,768
Gilmar S Paccamarra
Sipocot
46
211.60
77,861
Rogenor Astor
Siruma
22
127.43
17,035
Nonito M. Vier
Tigaon
23
91.02
45,509
Arnie Fuentebella
Tinambac
44
314.65
79,125
Ruel T. Velarde

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