SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE

Let’s do things RIGHT IN FIGURES (2013 Edition)

with a sense of URGENCY!

Compiled and prepared by:

OFFICE OF THE CITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR 2nd Floor, Annex Bldg., City Hall, NS Valderrosa Street City, (62) 9910407/9913625 ZAMBOANGA CCCIIITTTYYY “AA ” ssiiaa ’’ss LL aatti inn CC iittyy

2013 ELECTED OFFCIALS

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND CONGRESS

HON. CELSO L. LOBREGAT Representative District I th th HON. LILIA M. NUÑO Representative District II has a rich and colorful history as early as the 13 and 14 centuries, when it

was the center of barter trade among the Chinese-Malays and local natives. “Samboangan” comes from the Malay word “Sambuan”, meaning, the long pole used to move the . Some were of EXECUTIVE BRANCH the opinion that the name Zamboanga could have been derived from the Malay word “Jambangan”

HON. MARIA ISABELLE G. CLIMACO-SALAZAR City Mayor which means “a pot or place of flowers.”

The Spaniards made their presence felt in 1593 with a Catholic Mission briefly established at La LEGISLATIVE BRANCH Caldera, now known as Recodo. However, the City traces its foundation to June 23, 1635 when Fr. Melchor De Vera, a Spanish Jesuit and an Engineer, laid the cornerstone of what is now historic HON. CESAR S. ITURRALDE City Vice Mayor . Fort Pilar became the center of settlement and provided protection from pirates. In

Elected Members-District I 1872, the Spanish Crown formally proclaimed the settlement as “Leal y Valiente Villa.” The long and relatively continuous presence of the Spaniards amidst diverse Filipino ethno-linguistic groups

spawned the unique language “”, an amalgam of Spanish and many other native HON. MELCHOR REY K. SADAIN Sangguniang Panlungsod Member HON. ROGELIO L. VALESCO, JR. Sangguniang Panlungsod Member dialects. Chavacano remains the predominant medium of communication in the city today. HON. CESAR L. JIMENEZ, JR. Sangguniang Panlungsod Member HON. CHARLIE M. MARIANO Sangguniang Panlungsod Member In 1898, the Americans occupied Zamboanga. In 1901, the settlement was formally organized into HON. MYRA PAZ V. ABUBAKAR Sangguniang Panlungsod Member a municipality under Public Act No. 135. From 1903 to 1913, Zamboanga was the capital of HON. RODOLFO M. BAYOT Sangguniang Panlungsod Member practically the whole of comprising five districts, namely: Cotabato, Davao, , Lanao HON. LUIS R. BIEL III Sangguniang Panlungsod Member and Zamboanga. On October 12, 1936, Zamboanga became a Chartered City under

HON. JOSEPHINE E. PAREJA Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Commonwealth Act No. 39.

Elected Members-District II From its historic past, Zamboanga City has evidently played a dominant role in Southwestern Mindanao as the center of trade and commerce, transportation and communications, education, HON. ROMMEL S. AGAN Sangguniang Panlungsod Member government, and religion. On November 22, 1983, the then Ministry of Local Government declared HON. MIGUEL C. ALAVAR III Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Zamboanga a highly urbanized city in accordance with the provisions of the Local Government HON. JUAN CLIMACO P. ELAGO II Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Code of 1983 (BP 337). HON. VINCENT PAUL A. ELAGO Sangguniang Panlungsod Member HON. BENJAMIN B. GUINGONA IV Sangguniang Panlungsod Member For a community to move forward, it is essential that it look back to its past. Remembering the HON. ROEL BERNARDO NATIVIDAD Sangguniang Panlungsod Member City's history that make its historical landmarks significant would enjoin everyone to protect and HON. PERCIVAL S. RAMOS Sangguniang Panlungsod Member preserve the historical assets for the next generation. The most enduring landmark of the Spanish HON. EDUARDO T. SAAVEDRA, Jr. Sangguniang Panlungsod Member era is Fort Pilar, which eventually became the Shrine of .

Ex-Officio Members

HON. JERRY E. PEREZ Sangguniang Panlungsod Member HON. ISMAEL I. MUSA Sangguniang Panlungsod Member

1 28

UTILITIES POWER 2010 2011 2012 2013 Produced/Purchased 2,002,690,903 2,142,030,910 2,271,057,382.60 2,490,787,036.90 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CONGRESSIONAL Consumption 403,533,050 428,406,182 430,392,958.29 425,309,956.60 Average Cost 5.49 5.11 5.67 7.18 REPRESENTATIVES No. of Barangays Energized ZAMCELCO 90 with 36 sitios 90 with 36 sitios 90 with 37 sitios 90 with 37 sitios . AMORE 4 4 4 4 Zamboanga City first had its Lone Congressional District in 1984 when then Mayor Cesar C. Climaco won but ZAMSURECO 2 4 4 4 4 Total Power Connections 97,521 99,108 101,027 99,619 never assumed office even up to the time of his assassination. It remained vacant until after the EDSA -Residential 87,121 88,777 90,126 88,778 Revolution. Under the 1987 Constitution, Hon. Maria Clara L. Lobregat won in the election as the lone district -Commercial 8,523 8,431 8,570 8,534 representative and served for three consecutive terms. In the synchronized national and local elections of -Industrial 166 164 160 158 1998, Hon. Celso L. Lobregat was elected as the representative in congress while Hon. Maria Clara L. -Large Load 7 7 7 Lobregat became City Mayor. Both were reelected for their second term in the 2001 elections. However, after -Public Buildings 1,188 1,206 1,173 1,200 the death of the City Mayor on January 2, 2004, Hon. Erico Basilio A. Fabian assumed the post for the -Street Lights 523 523 518 502 -Others( Island) No data No data 473 440 remaining five (5) months of her unexpired term until the local elections of 2004. Note: Total power connections excludes services of AMORE and ZAMSURECO 2

In 2004, Hon. Celso L. Lobregat was elected as City Mayor, Hon. Erico Basilio A. Fabian as Congressman and WATER 2010 2011 2012 2013 Hon. Maria Isabelle G. Climaco as Vice Mayor. With the passage of RA 9269 dated March 19, 2004, two Total Collection (in Pesos) 357,007,640.31 397,335,010.19 511,890,575.00 489,667,777.00 congressional districts for Zamboanga City was created. In the 2007 elections Hon. Maria Isabelle G. Climaco- Production(Cu.m) 35,718,854 38,730,788 36,038,175.00 36,213,091 Salazar was elected as representative of District 1 and Hon. Erico Basilio A. Fabian as representative of Consumption(in Pesos) 340,522,795.10 380,715,855.41 465,066,547.15 473,798,450.52 District 2. Elected as Mayor was Hon. Celso L. Lobregat with Hon. Manuel Jose M. Dalipe as the Vice Mayor. Consumption (Cu.m) 17,604,896 18,695,821 19,141,287.00 18,939,574 Average Cost per cubic meter P19.34 P20.36 P24.30 P25.02 In 2010, re-elected were Hon. Isabelle G. Climaco-Salazar as representative of District 1 and Hon. Erico Basilio No. of Connections 47,665 50,522 51,816 52,295 A. Fabian as representative of District 2. Hon. Celso L. Lobregat was reelected as Mayor for his third term. In No. of HH served 82,357 89,180 102,357 102,357 Water Supply Source the recent elections of 2013, Hon. Celso L. Lobregat and Hon. Lilia M. Nuño were elected as the city’s Production Wells 21 21 21 21 representatives for District 1 and 2, respectively, while Hon. Maria Isabelle G. Climaco was overwhelmingly Surface Source 1 1 1 1 elected as Mayor of Zamboanga City with Hon. Cesar S. Iturralde as Vice- Mayor. Spring Source 3 4 5 6 No. of Barangays Served (ZCWD) In the recent elections of 2013, Hon. Celso L. Lobregat and Hon. Lilia M. Nuño were elected as the city’s Urban 30 30 30 30 representatives for District 1 and 2, respectively, while Hon. Maria Isabelle G. Climaco was overwhelmingly Rural 15 20 20 23 elected as Mayor of Zamboanga City with Hon. Cesar S. Iturralde as Vice- Mayor. Source: Zamboanga City Water District Number COMMUNICATION 2011 2012 2013 Sixteen members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) are also elected at large. Also sitting as SP members AM Radio Stations (data for updating) 7 7 7 are the SP are the President of the Liga ng mga , and a representative from the Indigenous Peoples FM Radio Stations (data for updating) 8 9 9 (IP) in Zamboanga City. TV Stations (data for updating) 8 8 8 Cable TV (data for updating) 4 4 4 Local government units in the Philippines are governed by the Local Government Code of 1991. Cellular / Mobile Telephone- Digitel/Mobile- Philippines(Sun) , Smart, Globe and PLDT 3 3 3 Post Office 15 15 15 Telegraph Stations 15 15 15 Local Publications 8 8 Telephone Services 2 1 2 Total Telephone Lines Installed (NTC) 18,330 18,330 17,227* Source: National Telecommunications Commission and PLDT *Subscribed

26 3 As of December 2012 As of December 2013 Products Labor Force ( In Thousands) Volume Volume Volume Value Zamboanga City (Region IX) II. FOOD AND FOOD PREPARATION 4,494,919.88 17,128,683.76 3,701,526.61 17,348,306.90 Labor Force 2003 2011 2012 1. PROCESSED FISH 2,479,000.09 4,289,906.43 442,407.61 1,070,001.50 2. MARINE PRODUCTS 2,015,919.79 12,838,777.83 3,259,119 16,278,305.40 Population 15 Years Old and Over 399 2,267 2,163 III. RESOURCE-BASED PRODUCTS 124,379,608.00 116,054,152.60 148,659,905 120,941,360.89 Persons in the Labor Force 216 1,468 1,448 1. COCONUT PRODUCTS 57,086,111.00 29,817,487.37 111,233,772 64,080,474.44 Employed 199 1,423 1,381 Coconut Oil 17,253,565.00 21,640,002.37 75,829,478 57,660,725.50 Unemployed 17 45 52 Coco Solvent Pellet 39,832,546.00 8,177,484.52 35,404,294 6,419,748.94 Not in the labor force 183 799 715 Cochin Oil Employment Rate 92.1 96.6 96.3 2. MINERAL PRODUCTS 63,562,924.00 78,700,604.51 34,392,258 47,867,777.38 Unemployment Rate 7.9 3.4 3.7 Iron Core 9,885,700.00 377,419.05 Chromite Labor Force Participation Rate 54.2 67.4 66.6 Zinc Concentrates 21,116,611.00 19,780,953.74 11,167,232 13,536,060.78 Underemployment Rate 0.5 26.5 26.3 Copper Concentrates 32,560,613.00 58,542,231.72 23,225,026 34,331,716.60 Source: National Statistics Office Note: No recent data available for Zamboanga City Manganese Ore 3. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS 1,545,879.00 1,038,229.72 637,385 860,921.07 2010 2011 2012 2013 4. SEAWEEDS 2,184,694.00 6,497,831.00 2,396,490 8,132,458.00 Vital Statistics Source: Department of Trade and Industry, Zamboanga City No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate Live Births 21,953 (1.94) 24,106 9.81 23,608 (2.07) 22,333 (5.40%) IMPORTS Deaths 4,474 1.36 4,777 6.77 4,847 1.47 4,800 (0.97%) Marriages : Application 2,692 (3.62) 2,814 4.53 2,566 (8.81) 2,250 (12.31%) IMPORTS 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Contract 2,620 (7.36) 2,767 5.3 2,508 (9.94) 2,271 (9.45%) Volume(KG) 98,156,167.51 250,039,728.68 63,073,822.59 70,274,449.54 Crude Death 4,161 4.84 4,363 4.91 3,941 4.6 3,693 4.19 Value($)(P) $36,727,828.51 $2,196,543,775.93 $17,395,177.10 $12,855,608.32 Crude Birth 20,776 24.16 21,161 23.78 21,970 25.67 21,177 24.05 Source: Bureau of Customs, Zamboanga City Infant Mortality 223 12.35 290 13.7 197 8.97 177 8.36 Child Mortality 312 15.02 399 18.86 304 2.06 273 12.89 DOMESTIC TRADE AND SERVICE Maternal Mortality 29 1.40 30 1.418 28 1.27 19 0.89 SERVICES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Neonatal Death 118 6.06 171 8.08 92 4.14 85 4.01 No. of Wholesale Establishments 298 326 345 332 323 Prevalence of Below Normal Very Low Weight 1,268 0.94 1,576 1.17 1,796 1.32 1,705 1.30 No. of Retail Establishments 3,840 4,495 4,796 4,587 4,299 Prevalence of Below Normal Low Weight 4,142 3.09 3,924 2.91 4,160 3.06 4,005 3.06 Source: Office of the City Civil Registrar/Office of the City Health Officer BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS ISSUED PERMITS

BUSINESS PERMITS 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Consumer Price Index (January 2014: 2006=100; ) 143.60 Total Renewal of Business Permits Effected 6,719 7,282 7,917 7,990 7,653 Purchasing Power of the Peso , (Base Year: 2000) Inflation Rate (January 2014: 2006=100; Zamboanga Del Sur) 5% 927 1,104 1,058 951 741 Total New Business Permits Average Family Income 2000 (In Thousands) P129,503 Total Actual Permits Issued to Business Establishments 7,646 8,386 8,975 8,941 8,394 Average Family Expenditures 2000 (In Thousands) P103,356 Source: City Licensing Division, City Mayor’s Office, Zamboanga City Total Number of Families 2000 119,072 Source: National Statistics Office FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Number Particulars October 29, 2007 January 2013 INSTITUTION 2011 2012 2013 Dist 1 Dist 2 Total Dist 1 Dist 2 Total Bank Branches 61 65 66 Number of Precincts 1,337 1,156 2,493 1,198 1,141 2,339 Pawnshops 152 159 156 Number of Registered Voters 199,066 195,072 394,138 210,840 194,761 405,601 Lending/Credit Institution/Finance and Investment Company 99 106 86 Number of Barangays 37 61 98 37 61 98 Insurance Company 33 34 32 Source: Commission on Elections, Zamboanga City Cooperatives 142 149 81 Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas/ City Computer Service Division/Cooperative Development Authority Census of Population and Projected* Population (2011-2020) 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 807,129 831,181 855,950 881,457 907,724 934,774 962,630 991,316 1,020,857 1,051,278 1,082,606 2011-2020 figures are projected based on the average annual growth rate of 2.98% (2000-2010) Census. 24 5 Lodging House No. of Rooms Telephone Paradise Inn 26 991-2026 PHYSICAL GVS Travellers Inn 37 990-1033 The Cabin Lodging House 7 992-3175 Embassy Hotel 33 991-1967 ZC David’s Inn 19 991-9038 Pension House No. of Rooms Telephone Platinum 21 20 991-2514, 991-2516 Particulars Number of Barangays Land Area(Has.) CA Atilano New Pension House 11 926-2761, 991-0784, 990-1008 Field of Dreams Pension House 10 926-0074, 09262954819 Total Barangays 98 148,338.49 Blue Pearl Pension House 8 992-3046 Mainland Barangays 88 99,168.3636 Viva Pension House 42 991-3783 Red Palm Pension House 10 990-2896 Island Barangays 10 6,835.9906 ASY Pension House 31 992-1132/993-2656 Other Island/Islets 33 Green Rose Pension 4 990-2735 Mag V Royal Hotel 10 991-3054 Congressional Districts ZC Pension Royale Inn 21 991-5120 Casa Latina Pension House 7 984-0978 I 37 30,417.3269 Casa Latino Court 26 984-0708 II 61 63,500.0623 La Terraza 34 993-2409 *Land Area includes the island barangays and other islands and islets Resorts Woodland Resort and Restaurant 8 rooms, cottages, picnic huts 926-0090, 992-6219, 991-4431 Virnell Farm and Mountain Park 18 rooms, cottages, picnic huts 991-3301 ZC B&V Corporation 3 cottages, 1 guest house 982-0097 Monte Verde Resort 4 rooms, 17 cottages 926-0085 Land Use Area % Share Vista Del Mar Overnight cottages, picnic huts 983-0865, 983-0319 La Vista Del Monte 3 cabin houses 09177186869, 09164731995 Profile (Hectares) Distribution Source: Tourism Promotions and Development Services Division, City Mayor’s Office, Zamboanga City *Registered Residential 8,574.98 5.78 Commercial 3,484.50 2.35 Daily Minimum Wage Rates Industrial 3,191.28 2.15 Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula, Per Wage Order No. RIX-18, Effective June 10, 2013 Institutional 322.03 0.22 Natural Park 17,414.30 11.73 Basic Wage under Daily Wage Increase New Minimum Wage Proposed Watershed 33,516.23 22.59 INDUSTRY/SECTOR W.O. No. RIX-16 per W.O. No. RIX-17 Rates Zamboanga City Economic Zone (Ecozone) 16,127.43 10.87 NON-AGRICULTURAL Western Mindanao State University (WMSU) 1,227.00 0.86 Civil Reservation for Experimental Forest (includes private hospitals, educational institutions, security P267.00 P13.00 P280.00 agencies, janitorial and retail/service establishments employing Bog Lake 109.06 0.07 more than 30 workers) Ricefield, International Rice Research Institute(IRRI) 3,004.93 2.02 AGRICULTURAL Agricultural Development Area 28,599.46 19.27

(includes rubber-based plantation enterprises) Inland Protected Area (IPA) 21,349.04 14.39

Mangrove Forest 6,123.85 4.13 > Plantation Agricultural Enterprise P242.00 P13.00 P255.00 > Non- Plantation Agricultural Enterprise P222.00 P13.00 P235.00 Fishpond 4,661.81 3.14 RETAIL/SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT Salt Bed 117.53 0.08 P247.00 P13.00 P260.00 Proposed International Airport 515.06 0.35 (employing not more than 30 workers) Total 148,338.49 100.00 COTTAGE/HANDICRAFT P222.00 P13.00 P235.00 Source: Zoning, Planning and Programming Division, Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator The rates in this table covers Zamboanga, Pagadian, Dipolog, Dapitan and Isabela, and the Provinces of Zamboanga del Sur, , Zamboanga Sibugay Source: RTWPB, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)

22 7 TOURISM Distribution of Rock Types/Parent Materials Tourist Spots Number Type Area (Has.) Beaches 13 Igneous Rocks Basalt 17,270 Caves 3 Andesite 13,564 Historical Landmarks 10 Pyroclastics 1,630 Museums 2 Vetrobasic 3,952 Parks 6 Volcanic Complex 13,564 Volcanic Conglomerate 16,777 Resorts 23 and only 7 were registered as resort Sedimentary Rocks Source: Tourism Promotions and Development Services Division. Limestone 7,830 Tourist Facilities Number Shale/Sandstone 10,104 Restaurants 85** Conglomerate 9,260 Metamorphous Rocks Hotels 12** Meta-sedimentary 21,912 Tourist Inns 7** Source: Soil and Land Management

Motels 7** Land Use Lodging House 5** Pension House 14** Land Area of Primary Urban Center Cinema 7 Area Classification Area (Has.) Share(%) Bar 22 Urban Core Area 4,690.25 67 Disco House 3* Urban Core Fringe 2,343.65 33 Travel Agencies 12** Total 7,033.90 100 Internet café 221* Dormitory 2 Urban Area Breakdown Land Use Spa/Massage Clinic 26 Area Classification Area (Has.) Share(%) Bowling Lanes 2 Urban Core Area 1,843.65 22.0 Source: *Computer Services Division/ Tourism Promotions and Development Services Division, Mayor’s Office and **DOT. Old CBD 350.00 4.0 New CBD 171.00 2.0 Historical Preservation 16.27 0.2 General Development 2,341.93 28.0 Waterfront Development 3.00 0.1 Eco-Tourism 1,404.25 17.0 Fishpond 556.00 6.0 Saltbed 113.75 2.0 24.25 0.3 Golf Course/Beach Park 92.05 1.1 Bog Lake 109.00 1.3 Rice Field 1,308.75 16.0 Total 8,333.90 100.0

Land Area of Tertiary Urban Centers Area Classification Area (Has.) Share(%) Curuan 7,216.07 49.48 Vitali 5,409.21 37.09 Labuan 1,957.96 13.43 Source: Tourism Promotions and Development Services Division, Mayor’s Office Total 14,583.24 100.00 20 9 Number LGU HEALTH Facilities and Manpower ECONOMIC 2011 2012 2013 Hospital 14 14 14 AGRICULTURAL Doctors 27 27 27 Med-Tech 7 7 7 A. Crop Nutritionist 4 4 4 Nurses 41 41 41 Midwives 117 117 117 Total Crop Production and Area Sanitary Inspector 35 35 35 2010 2011 2012 2013 Dentist 4 4 4 Production Area Production Area Production Area Production Area Production Active BHWs 460 460 460 (Has) (MT/KG) (Has) (MT/KG) (Has) (MT/KG) (Has) (MT/KG) Dental Aide 1 1 1 Palay(MT) 6,277 23,771 7,155 27,281 7,609 28,616 7,331.00 27,552.00 Main Health Centers 16 16 16 Corn(MT) 4,534 9,049 4,774 9,769 4,951 10,384 5,298.00 11,389.00 Barangay Health Stations 83 83 83 Coconuts 22,560 213,112.95 22,560 204,163.17 22,565 207,040.15 22,970.00 208,968.50 Source: Office of the City Health Officer, Zamboanga City Banana 3,351 61,571.06 3,365 62,209.84 3,427 63,252.21 3,430.00 66,051.24 Mango 3,080 16,850.10 3,075 17,367.01 3,188 17,529.92 3,139.00 17,675.92 Leading Causes of Mortality/Morbidity (CY-2013) Coffee 188 164.92 188 152.10 188 118.46 159.00 109.21 Morbidity Mortality Calamansi 85 629.89 84 595.16 70 518.84 65.00 514.07 Causes Number Rate Causes Number Rate Cassava 2,196 9,113.80 2,161 9,141.40 2,213 9,294.11 2,030.00 19,946.79 Acute Respiratory Infection 56,324 509.45 Myocardial Infarction 517 140.07 Rubber 565 1,638 580 1,743.56 610 1,926.83 793.00 1,955.84 Wounds 7,183 64.97 Pneumonia 400 108.37 Tobacco 1 0.46 1 0.49 1 0.48 1.05 0.50 Skin Disease 5,165 46.72 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 158 42.81 Abaca 195 30.31 195 65.30 200 106.60 320.00 121.17 Acute Gastroenteritis 4,868 44.03 HASCVD (Stroke Secondary to Hypertension) 129 34.95 Durian 45 145.10 45 136.39 46 144.78 46.00 154.01 Hypertension 4,176 37.77 Cardiovascular Disease 125 33.87 Lanzones 40 11.25 40 10.03 42 11.66 41.00 12.89 Animal Bite 3,339 30.20 Sepsis 111 30.07 Vegetables Fever 3,308 29.92 Hypertension 100 27.09 Pneumonia 2,628 23.77 Coronary Artery Disease 94 25.47 Leafy Fibromyalgia 2,382 21.55 Diabetes Mellitus Type II 92 24.93 Cabbage 59 223.55 61 228.75 66 237.70 59 341.87 Urinary Tract Infection 2,296 20.77 Gunshot Wound 90 24.38 Fruits Source: Office of the City Health Officer, Zamboanga City Tomato 256 912.86 262 925.95 267 966.01 253 1,855.53 Eggplant 316 851.10 321 874.85 328 907.88 312 1,761.95 Social Welfare 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Legumes No. of Disadvantaged Families 10,000 11,919 17,351 19,046 14,323 Mongo 50 50.50 51 51.95 54 53.28 53.05 58.9 No. of Street Children 423 467 581 560 528 Roots No. of Out-of-School youth 5,900 5,535 7,462 6,095 4,872 Camote 253 879.27 254 889.95 261 907.94 256.25 2,037.23 No. of Elderly/Registered Senior Citizen 12,541 7,101 10,051 6,220 11,262 No. of Disabled Persons 853 581 943 699 806 Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) No. of Disadvantages Women 5,222 5,248 7,685 6,457 7,785

No. of S E A Enrollees 41 27 50 98 23 B. Livestock No. of DCS Pre-Schoolers 13,281 13,497 16,307 15,823 20,965 2010 2011 2012 2013 No. of Day Care Centers 179 185 255 245 286 Commodity Inventory (Heads) Inventory (Heads) Inventory (Heads) Inventory (Heads) No. of Victims of Calamities 3,110 2,497 1,929 3,137 27,265 Backyard Commercial Backyard Commercial Backyard Commercial Backyard Commercial Job Placement- Local 6,190 8,960 4,991 6,829 4,758 Carabao 7,280 0 6,920 0 6,700 0 6,700 Overseas 363 276 463 439 462 Cattle 9,928 183 10,150 285 10,224 452 10,258 399 SPES 3,218 2,909 3,032 3,487 3,678 Hog 115,673 4,592 69,516 5,398 70,054 6,584 75,367 5,437 Source: Office of the City Social Welfare and Development Officer Goats 10,152 174 11,798 299 12,000 193 12,929 174 Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS)

18 11 PUBLIC SAFETY Housing Unit Lot Tenure Status Crime Volume 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Urban Rural Urban Rural Index Crimes 672 4,005 4,351 1,757 1,698 Owned/Amortized 66,388 15,955 22,743 7,197 Non-Index Crimes 393 7,047 7,059 1,398 1,511 Rented 2,971 22 15,645 1,187 Note: Crime data starting 2009 not comparable with previous years due to methodology changes. Occupied Free w/Consent 1,457 498 19,118 7,017 Crime Rates and Ratio of Policemen 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Occupied Free w/out Consent 18 12 2,882 554 Crime solution efficiency Rate 89.8% 8.3% 6.9% 31.5% 30% Source: 2000 Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office Average monthly Crime Rate 11.07 110.94 110.61 29.54 31.17 Ratio, Policemen to Population 1:782 1:779 1:663 1:672 1:635 Mode of Acquisition (%) Urban Rural Note: Crime data starting 2009 not comparable with previous years due to methodology changes. Purchased 27.5 17.7 Fire Incidents and Ratio of Firemen 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Constructed by Owner 58.9 71.5 No. of Fire Incidents 34 32 39 36 43 115 Constructed by Hired/Skilled Workers 10.6 5.5 Ratio, Firemen to Population 1:3,213 1:3,658 1:3,552 1:3,662 1:4,095 1:3,918 Constructed by Contractor 0.8 1.4 Source: Philippine National Police and Bureau of Fire Protection Inherited 1.4 3.0 Others (Lottery, Gift, etc.) 0.3 0.7 HOUSING (2010) Not Reported 0.4 0.1 Source: 2000 Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office Total Number of Households 154,392 Total Number of Housing Units Occupied 149,622 Housing Units by Construction Materials (2007) Source: 2007 Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office Material Number Dwelling Units (2000) Concrete/Brick/Stone 29,275

Wood 58,169 Kind Number Half-Concrete/Brick/Stone & Wood 23,023 Single House 103,579 Galvanized Iron/Aluminum 1,233 Duplex 3,530 Commercial/Industrial/Agricultural 249 Bamboo/Sawali/Cogon/Nipa 35,607 Institutional Living Quarters 51 Makeshift/Salvaged/Improvised 498 Multi-Units/Residential 4,738 Asbestos/Glass/Others 294 Other Housing Units 17 No Walls 10 Net Reported 2,618 Not Reported 1,513 TOTAL 114,782 Source: 2007 Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office

Source: 2000 Census of Population and Housing, National Statistics Office

17 12 SOCIAL C. Poultry

EDUCATION ( SY 2013-2014) 2011 2012 2013 Commodity Production (Heads) Production (Heads) Production (Heads) Number Level Chicken 2,262,660 2,344,909 Classrooms Enrollment Teachers Schools Duck 16,074 16,279 Pre-School 2011 2012 2013 Public 16,745 464** Commodity Production (Heads) Production (Heads) Production (Heads) Private 3,450 49 Chicken Egg 103,110,014 104,141,114 Duck Egg 1,463,453 1,609,798 Elementary 208 Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Public 3,266* 130,602 171*** Private 7,975 37 SPED(Non-graded) 475 D. Fishery Secondary 64 Public 1,190 49,870 34*** Production in Metric Tons (MT) Private 8,690 30 Type 2010 2011 2012 2013 Tertiary Public/SUC Commercial 275,687.81 158,473.97 154,736.30 150,834.99 Private Municipal 42,225.15 41,526.46 40,756.59 39,032.33 Elementary Secondary Aquaculture Participation Rate 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 Aquaculture 60,006.46 62,064.87 61,575.40 57,986.28 Public 88.30% 42.04% Seaweeds 58,755.45 60,704.64 60,246.22 56,784.39 Completion Rate Public 60.99% 50.40% 63.96% 66.15% Source: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, Zamboanga City Drop-Out Rate Public 0.24% 0.76% 5.08% 3.04%

Teachers-Student Ratio 43.05 41.77 37.27 33.62 33.81 29.46 Classroom-Student Ratio 40.79 42.91* 43.40* 45.29 40.86 41.90 E. Forestry Source: Department of Education, City Schools Division, Zamboanga City * Includes Kindergarten and SPED Classrooms **Classes ***Recognized Schools with school IDs Classification Area (Has.) % Total City Area Unclassified Public Forest Vocational/Technical/Non Formal Education Mossy Forest 539 0.38 Enrollment and Graduates 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 Old Growth 1,800 1.27 Public Private Public Private Public Private 2nd Growth Protection Forest 19,984 14.06 Enrollment 8,057 14,130 8,747 10,235 13,591 16,509 Grassland Areas 22,646 15.94 School Based 679 11,375 679 7,157 632 6,961 Commercial Forest 7,538 5.31 Center based 3,737 - 5,014 - 4,197 Swamps and Marshes Community- Based 3,641 - 3,044 - 8,762 Enterprise-Based 2,755 3,078 9,548 Mangrove 4,809 3.38 Graduates 7,497 10,651 8,382 8,910 13,154 12,841 Fishponds 2,543 1.79 School Based 306 7,639 690 6,068 195 4,861 Alienable and Disposable Land 82,230 57.87 Center based 3,550 - 5,002 - 4,197 Total 142,089 100.00% Community Based 3,641 - 2,690 - 8,762 Enterprise-Based - 3,012 - 2,842 7,980 NUMBER OF VOC-TECH SCHOOL 3 39 6 34 6 36 Source: TESDA, Zamboanga City 19 10 Major Tourist Attractions Water/Soil Resources Number Area (Has.) Rivers (Main) 7 FEATURE Distance Waterfalls* 11 Sta. Cruz Island 1 N. Mile Vista del Mar Beach Resort 5.12 kms. Watershed (Pasonanca) 1 17,414.30 Zamboanga Golf & Country Club 4.22 kms. Proposed Watersheds* 6 38,681.44 Fort Pilar Shrine 0.90 kms. Irrigation System 22 3,414 Pasonanca Park 5.30 kms. Reforestation 3 3,552 Climaco Freedom Park 6.00 kms. Yakan Loom Weaving Village 5.12 kms. CARP Projects 9 1,169 Barter Trade Market (Canelar) 1.00 kms. Source:* Zoning, Planning and Programming Division, Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator Mineral Deposits Area (Has.) Registered Tourist Accommodation Establishments in Zamboanga City

Clay Deposits 3,807 Hotels No. of Rooms Telephone Gold 11,458 First Class Garden Orchid Hotel 85 991-0031 Erosion Classification Area (Has.) Standard Class Lantaka Hotel by the 76 991-2033 No Apparent Erosion 27,966 Grand Astoria Hotel 77 991-2510,911-2518,926-1188 Slight Erosion 32,083 Marcian Garden Hotel 31 991-2519 Moderate Erosion 38,733 Marcian Business Hotel 40 991-0005 Severe Erosion 40,359 Economy Class Amil's Hotel 16 992-4296 Unclassified 2,948 Azenith Royale Hotel 26 991-2023 Hotel Preciosa 20 991-2020 Slope Level Area (Has.) Hermosa Hotel 35 991-2040 La Jardin de La Viña Hotel 30 991-7808 Level to Nearly Level (0-3%) 23,974 Hacienda de Palmeras Hotel 11 991-3284 Gently Sloping to Undulating (3-8%) 7,735 Skypark Hotel 27 992-0951,991-1641 Undulating to Rolling ((8-18%) 16,078 Tourist Inn No. of Rooms Telephone Rolling to Moderately Steep (18-30%) 35,209 Sweet Home Suite 15 990-1127 Steep (30-50%) 22,567 Yang’s Hotel 30 991-0138 Cecilles Pension House 31 992-0105,984-0347 Very Steep (50% - Above) 25,578 GC Hotel 55 992-4752 Unclassified 10,948 Blue Shark Hotel 9 992-0346 Hotel Salwa 18 992-9848 AA Bed and Breakfast 4 991-2795 PEDO-Ecological Zones and Slope Elevation (M) ASL Mean Temp. (C) Area (Has.) Motel No. of Rooms Telephone Land Management Units Lucky Star 18 992-6657 Warm Low Land <8% <100 M o 31,729 ZC Greenhills Motel 17 991-0688 >20 C New Country Living Motel 68 991-3417 Warm Cool Upland <18% 100-500 M >25oC 37,998 Country Living Motel 32 985-0357 Diamond Pension Inn 30 991-1956 Warm Cool Hilly-land >18% <500 M >22.5oC 65,827 Negrenses Motel 13 Cool High Land 500 M <22.5oC 3,638 Hapiness Motel 22 984-0019 Miscellaneous 2,897 Source: Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils and Water Management, Agricultural Land Management and Evaluation Division 1986

21 8

INDUSTRY Employed Person by Major Industry Group (In thousands) Zamboanga City Zamboanga Peninsula (Region IX) Major Industries October As of April 2010 2011 2002 2003 Total Male Female Total Male Female Number(in’000) 197 199 1,386 874 512 1,423 898 525

Agriculture 28 27 51.3 58.0 39.9 48.7 56.5 35.5 Industry 31 34 10.1 12.8 5.4 10.1 12.6 5.9 Services 138 138 38.6 29.2 54.7 41.2 30.9 58.6 Note: No recent data available for Zamboanga City Source: National Statistics Office Investment and Employment Performance Generated, 2012 Particulars Amount (In Millions Pesos) Number of Jobs Generated Investment Mission 3,312.12 9,093 Investment Facilitation 4.67 87 Financing Facilitation Household Population by Age Group and Sex: Zamboanga City, 2010 Investment Matching BN Registration under NERBAC Investment Forum and other Programs Age Group Both Sexes Male Female Others Total 803,282 402,351 400,931 Sub-Total 3,316.79 9,180 Under 1 17,886 9,203 8,683 Amount of Investment Monitored (Php M) 3,316.79 9,180 1-4 77,306 39,217 38,089 TOTAL 3,316.79 9,180 5-9 92,539 47,601 44,938 10-14 89,769 45,766 44,003 Foreign Trade - Export Performance

15-19 87,519 43,301 44,218 Products As of December 2012 As of December 2013 20-24 74,082 36,297 37,785 Volume Value Volume Value 25-29 65,169 32,236 32,933 GRAND TOTAL 129,245,900.93 133,991,211.37 152,387,185.51 138,462,765.70 30-34 59,755 29,857 29,898 I. CONSUMER MANUFACTURES 371,372.15 808,375.01 25,753.90 172,827.91 35-39 53,137 26,490 26,647 1. HOUSE WARES 3,080.00 12,575.61 40-44 46,426 23,466 22,960 Assorted Native Products 3,080.00 12,575.61 45-49 39,162 19,924 19,238 2. GIFTWARE 9,011.00 43,976.17 3,369 40,241.80 Shellcraft/Handicraft 9,011.00 43,976.17 3369 40,241.80 50-54 32,212 16,359 15,853 Dried Cowhide 55-59 24,320 12,578 11,742 3. WEARABLE 23,395.00 163,727.24 10,534.90 108,328.80 60-64 17,585 8,642 8,943 Buttons Blank 5,550.00 45,965.99 3,040 29,157.67 65-69 10,659 4,969 5,690 Shell Jewelry Assorted Garment and Accessories 17,845.00 177,761.25 7,494.90 79,171,.13 70-74 7,560 3,337 4,223 4. CONTRUCTION MATERIALS 34,170.00 26,138.18 75-79 4,244 1,735 2,509 Hardware 34,170.00 26,138.18 80 and Over 3,952 1,373 2,579 5. OTHER EXPORT PRODUCTS 301,716.00 561,957.81 11,850 24,257.31 Grocery Items 212,930.70 142,897.78 Cover Seed Crop 20,000.00 36,000.00 5,850 1,607.31 Scrap Metal Ground Guava leaves Other Products 6 Source: Department of Trade and Industry, Zamboanga City 23 DEMOGRAPHY INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITIES

2000 2007 2010 ROADS Demographic Indicators Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total National Roads (DPWH-District) Surface Type Population 345,532 256,262 601,794 444,596 329,811 774,407 452,093 355,036 807,129 Concrete Asphalt Gravel Length (Mtrs) Percent 57.42% 42.58% 100% 57.41% 42.59% 100% 56.01% 43.99% 100% (*Earth) Household - Population 344,712 255,080 599,792 442,509 328,087 770,596 Secondary 42,852.0 11,827.0 4,886.0 59,565.0 Male 300,501 384,835 Arterial 80,089.0 6,461.0 86,550.0 Female 299,291 385,761 Bridges (44 bridges) 1,193 .0 No. of Households 66,190 50,962 117,152 87,330 67,062 154,392 175,050 City/ Barangay (City Engineer’s Office) 495,226.44 *7,251.00 454,499.00 956,976.44 Average Households Size 5.1 5.0 4.60 TOTAL 618,167.44 25,539.00 459,385.00 1,104,284.44 Density (Person/ sq.km.) 405.7 522 544 Growth Rate - 3.56 3.54 1.52 TRANSPORTATION Source: National Statistics Office Land 2000 2007 Motor Vehicle 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 POPULATION BY AGE DISTRIBUTION Number Rate Number Rate Private 56,841 53,899 58,582 62,261 69,275 73,124 69,464 Children (0-14) 223,738 37.3 269,309 34.9 Government 1,304 1,317 1,412 1,511 1,166 1,280 1,181 Working (15-64) 358,676 59.8 476,665 61.9 For Hire 6,627 6,282 7,935 8,417 6,931 6,694 2,407 Elderly (65-Over) 17,378 2.89 24,622 3.2 Total 64,776 61,498 67,929 72,195 77,372 81,098 77,176 Dependency Ratio 67.88 62 Taxi-w/registration 2 4 - 1 - - - HOUSEHOLD POPULATION (10 Years Old and Over by Marital Status and Sex, 2007) Tricycle Registered** 3,560 3,510 5,539 7,144 7,144 7,144 2007 Marital Status (Note: There are 41* Gasoline/Service Stations registered as of December, 2011) Both Sexes Male Female Source: Land Transportation Office IX/*Computer Services Division and City Licensing Division/** Tricycle Adjudication Board, Zamboanga City Total ( 10 years and over) 588,952 292,181 296,771 AIR Single 265,537 138,857 126,680 Zamboanga International Airport (ZAM) Taxiway 22 m. Married 256,252 127,233 129,019 Runway NR 2.6 km x 45 m concrete Operation 24 hrs. Widowed 25,175 6,201 18,974 Runway Length (Runway 09/27) 125.000/4kg./auw Facilities VOR/DME/DB Divorced/Separated 8,769 3,358 5,411 Runway Strength 30,000 sq.m. cement concrete FSS/APPTWR Common Law/Live-in 25,972 12,947 13,025 Unknown 7,247 3,585 3,662 Apron Area – 270 has. HOUSEHOLD POPULATION (5 Years Old and Over by Highest Educational Attainment and Sex, 2007) Airlines 5 2007 Philippine Airlines Highest Educational Attainment Both Sexes Male Female Pacific Air PAL Express Total (5 years and over) 679,363 338,496 340,867 SEA No grade completed 53,237 26,219 27,018 Total Number Additional Port Facilities: Preschool 15,772 8,267 7,505 Seaport/ Wharf 13 Elementary 248,252 127,731 118,521 Shipping Lines 31 Phase 1 Extension -121 m; 10 m MLLW depth High School 179,795 86,849 92,946 Shipyard 4 Post Secondary 17,007 7,752 9,255 Vessel Type: Passenger 33 Phase 2 Extension-150 m;10 m MLLW depth College Undergraduate 72,580 36,380 36,200 T-head Pier-18mx78m -5m-6m MLLW depth Academic Degree Holder 69,288 33,230 36,058 Cargo 72 Post Baccalaureate 1,836 863 973 Tugboat 7 Finger Pier-9mx54m with RORO ramp ; 6m ML LW depth Not Stated 23,596 11,205 12,391 Barges 12 Marginal Wharf-35m x 284m ;5m MLLW depth HOUSEHOLD POPULATION (5 to 24 Years Old and Over Who Were Attending School by Sex and Age, 2007) Government Wharf: Reefre Facilities-8 Outlet s Container Yard – Sex Household Pop 5 Household Pop 5 to 24 years Age Group Total Berth Length-1,642.50 mtrs to 24 years Old Old who were Attending School Berth Occupancy Rate-68% Marshalling Area-13,700sqm. 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 At Full Berth Scenerio: 5 Big Vessels of 105.-150 m.LOA Paved Area-5,386 sqm. 16 Vessels of 25 to 50 m. Total 340,623 206,715 66,993 76,505 50,286 12,931 Open Storage area-27,011.33 sqm.- (loose cargoes) Controlling Depths: Phase 1 & 2 Extension-10:00M draft Container Freight Station-5,040 sqm. Male 169,954 103,226 33,660 38,091 24,481 6,994 New Qay-9.00M draft Marginal Wharf-4.00M draft Passenger Terminal Bldg. 1-1,620 sqm- Capacity 750 pax. Female 170,669 103,489 33,333 38,414 25,805 5,937 T-Head Pier-8.00M draft Fast Craft Ferry Pier-4.00M draft Passenger Terminal Building 2- 960 sqm.-Capacity 450 pax.

Source: Dept of Public Works and Highways/Land Transportation Office/Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines/Philippine Ports Authority/City Engineer’s Office 4 25 PHYSIOGRAPHY PERSONNEL PROFILE AND BUDGET

LGU EMPLOYEES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

The City of Zamboanga is located at the southernmost tip of Zamboanga Peninsula in the island Salary Grade 24 and Up 52 52 52 51 50 of Mindanao, in the Philippines. It is approximately 505 nautical miles south of , 365 Salary Grade 18 to 23 153 153 157 159 155 nautical miles northeast of Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia), 345 nautical miles northeast of Manado Salary Grade 11 to 17 277 349 353 363 361 (Indonesia), bounded to the west by , on the east by the , and on the south by Salary Grade 10 and Below 1,157 1,096 1,095 1,111 1,087 Casual item-Wages 273 283 295 298 310 the Strait and . Its distance from Cebu City is about 270 nautical miles, and it is 320 nautical miles from Davao City. Contractual (LSB Teachers) 56 63 67 76 45 Job Orders 565 506 470 462 448 Contract of Service (Consultants) 2 2 3 0 0 Zamboanga City is the sixth largest city in the Philippines in terms of population. As of the 2010 Contract Service (BNS,DCW, BHW, PA) 629 630 623 699 718 census, a total of 807,129 people inhabited the city. The main land mass is approximately 142,089.99 hectares or 1,420.899 square kilometers while 33 other islands/islets within the TOTAL 3,164 3,134 3,115 3,219 3,174 territorial jurisdiction of the city, has an estimated aggregate area of 6,248.50 hectares making the Source: Annual Report, Office of the City Human Resource Management Officer total land area of the city 148,338.49 hectares. This makes Zamboanga City the third largest city in the country in terms of land area. EXECUTIVE BUDGET-GENERAL FUND This total land area can still be increased by 42,000 hectares more with Limpapa and Lunday Valley areas, subjects of legal suits for territorial jurisdiction, should the courts decide in favor of the city against the province of Zamboanga del Norte. Particulars 2013 2014 Personal Services P 716,094,711.27 The overall topography of the city could be described as rolling to very steep. There are some flat Maintenance & Other Operating Expenditures 869,349,113.71 lands, mostly narrow strips along the east coast. The urban center is mostly flat with a gentle slope Capital Outlays 609,070,836.00 to the interior. The highest registered elevation is 1,346 meters above sea level. Total P 2,194,514,660.98

Source: Annual Report, Office of the City Budget Officer The southwest and eastern side of Zamboanga City are grounded by irregular coastlines with generally rocky terrain with occasional stretches of sandy and gravelly beaches. The coastal profile usually descends abruptly towards the sea. In some places where there are rivers, embayment occurs, thus, filling up areas with alluvial materials producing small tracts of coastal plains and sometimes broad plains.

The city has 98 barangays. There are 37 barangays in District I and 61 barangays in District II; within these two districts there are 30 urban barangays and 68 rural barangays

The city falls under the third and fourth type of climate, seasons are not very well pronounced, relatively dry in 2011, in the months of April, June, and December, and relatively wet in the months of January, February, March, August, and October. The city being outside the typhoon belt is rarely visited by typhoons.

2 27

POPULATION OF ZAMBOANGA CITY

THE 2010 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING REVEALS THE POPULATION OF ZAMBOANGA CITY AT 807,129 Area Population Barangay Distance from (square The total population of Zamboanga City as of May 1, 2010 is 807,129 based on the 2010 Census on Population and Housing of the District Urban/Rural meters) Philippine National Statistics Office (NSO). The census counts, up to the barangay level, were made official with the signing by Philippine City Hall (in Growth Rate 2000 2010 President Benigno S. Aquino III of Proclamation No. 362 on March 30, 2012. km) 2000-2010

The 2010 population of the city is higher by 205,335 compared to the 2000 population of 601,794. In 1990, the total population was Zamboanga City 601,794 807,129 2.98%

442,345. Census Year Census Reference Date Population in Zamboanga City 1. Arena Blanco 8.50 2 R 515,008 8,297 10,016 1.90% 2010 May 1, 2010 807,129 2. Ayala 16.50 1 R 5,392,876 11,323 20,096 5.90% 3. Baliwasan 3.10 1 U 1,608,211 19,763 27,070 3.20% 2000 May 1, 2000 601,794 4. Baluno 20.0 1 R 15,124,898 1,549 2,315 4.10% 1990 May 1, 1990 442,345 5. Boalan 10.50 2 R 8,713,503 5,709 7,435 2.68%

Population grew by 2.98 percent annually 6. Bolong 32.90 2 R 12,770,710 4,793 5,862 2.03% 7. Buenavista 53.50 2 R 14,954,398 5,664 5,837 0.30% The population in Zamboanga City increased at the rate of 2.98 percent annually, on the average. This is higher that the national 8. Bunguiao 34.50 2 R 22,599,636 6,215 7,368 1.72% average annual growth rate of 1.90 percent during the period 2000-2010. This means that there were three persons added per year for 9.Busay(Sacol Island) 29.00 2 R 4,840,372 1,694 2,931 5.64% every 100 persons in the population. 10. Cabaluay 19.30 2 R 7,233,188 3,313 5,802 5.76%

11. 6.00 1 U 8,904,715 5,384 9,944 6.33% Reference Period Average Annual Population Growth Rate of Zamboanga City (in percent 12. Cacao 16.70 2 R 8,634,462 1,204 1,045 -1.41% 2000-2010 2.98 13. Calabasa 50.10 2 R 26,705,337 2,235 2,685 1.85% 1990-2000 3.12 14. Calarian 5.00 1 U 2,593,674 19,027 25,331 2.90% Barangay Talon-Talon topped in population size 15. Camino Nuevo 1.00 1 U 715,544 11,815 8,295 -3.48% 16. Campo Islam 3.80 1 U 249,443 10,004 11,237 1.17% Among the ninety-eight (98) barangays in the city, Talon-Talon had the largest population with 30,535. Tetuan had the second-largest with 29,082 and Pasonanca had the third-largest with 27,231. 17. Canelar 1.13 1 U 1,124,845 12,192 11,160 -0.88% 18. Capisan 10.10 1 R 5,187,955 762 1,090 3.64% Nine other barangays had population size over 20,000: Baliwasan (27,070), San Roque (25,531), Calarian (25,331), Tumaga (25,184), 19. Cawit 13.90 1 R 3,751,392 4,063 9,124 8.43% San Jose Gusu (24,542), Tugbungan (23,001), Mampang (22,857), Sta. Maria (21,926), Ayala (20,096). 20. Culianan 14.10 2 R 8,697,917 5,464 8,524 4.55%

The barangays with population of less than 1,000 persons were Panubigan (982), Taguiti (899), Pangapuyan (534) 21. Curuan 47.80 2 R 64,206,312 6,259 7,378 1.66% 22. Dita 40.60 2 R 5,339,884 1,801 3,831 7.84% The 2010 Census of Population and Housing (2010 CPH) was undertaken by the Philippine National Statistics Office in May-June 2010 23. Divisoria 6.20 2 U 1,786,390 5,323 9,042 5.44% pursuant to Batas Pambansa Blg. 72 and Commonwealth Act 591. About 82,000 field workers, majority of whom were Department of 24. Dulian (UB) 39.50 2 R 15,408,890 1,475 2,023 3.21% Education (DepEd) public school teachers, were deployed during the nationwide census. The 2010 CPH was designed to take an 25. Dulian (UP) 11.30 1 R 6,948,468 1,039 1,363 2.75% inventory of the population and housing units in the Philippines and to collect information about their characteristics. Information on the 26. Guisao 14.70 2 R 5,637,200 1,879 2,560 3.14% count of the population and living quarters were collected with 12:01 a.m. of May 1, 2010 as the census reference time and date. 27. Guiwan 3.80 2 U 1,578,776 12,317 15,323 2.21% The population counts, proclaimed by the president as official for all purposes, were based on census questionnaires accomplished by 28. Kasanyangan 2.00 2 U 1,137,520 6,438 8,425 2.73% the enumerators all over the country. These questionnaires were processed in Census Processing Centers using Optical Mark 29. La Paz 18.20 1 R 17,292,727 4,494 5,606 2.24% Recognition (OMR) technology along with the Census Integrated Processing developed by NSO for this purpose. 30. Labuan 34.40 1 R 19,579,553 7,121 11,470 4.88%

The successful completion of census-taking was made possible with the support of the local and national officials, government agencies, 31. Lamisahan 25.90 2 R 18,912,043 2,761 2,995 0.82% local government. units, media, private agencies and non-government organizations. 32. Landang Gua 34.00 2 R 9,736,907 1,754 2,980 5.44% 33. Landang Laum 33.00 2 R 4,021,744 1,518 4,803 12.21%

16 13

Population Population Barangay Distance from District Urban/Rural Area Barangay Distance from District Urban/Rural Area City Hall 2000 2010 Growth Rate City Hall 2000 2010 Growth Rate 2000-2010 2000-2010 34. Lanzones 16.60 2 R 9,862,368 2,215 2,743 2.16% 70. Sinubong 27.10 1 R 7,157,012 2,007 2,690 2.97% 35. Lapakan 19.60 2 R 10,636,557 1,772 1,529 -1.46% 71. Sinunuc 9.00 1 R 7,737,012 9,436 16,942 6.03% 36. Latuan(Curuan) 47.60 2 R 5,496,971 1,413 2,125 4.16% 72. Sta. Barbara 0.50 1 U 131,299 5,946 7,961 2.96% 37. Licomo 84.60 2 R 13,750,505 5,040 5,727 1.29% 73. Santa Catalina 1.00 2 U 630,143 13,700 17,955 2.74% 38. Limaong 83.00 2 R 18,727,256 3,068 3,445 1.17% 74. Santa Maria 3.10 1 U 3,459,835 19,543 21,926 1.16% 39. Limpapa 38.90 1 R 7,028,295 3,465 5,160 4.06% 75. Santo Niño 0.80 1 U 260,673 5,317 6,790 2.48% 40. Lubigan 39.30 2 R 13,931,318 1,698 1,149 -3.83% 76. Tagasilay 61.10 2 R 15,905,058 2,949 2,607 -1.23% 41. Lumayang 10.00 2 R 8,067,402 1,256 1,377 0.92% 77. Taguiti 65.20 2 R 14,284,260 883 899 0.18% 42. Lumbangan 6.00 2 U 4,415,405 1,693 3,308 6.93% 78. Talabaan 17.60 2 R 8,261,140 3,282 4,181 2.45% 43. Lunzuran 4.10 2 U 8,346,782 4,393 8,221 6.47% 79. Talisayan 20.00 1 R 15,416,284 5,030 7,285 3.77% 44. Maasin 13.90 1 R 5,201,330 4,758 7,978 5.30% 80. Talon-Talon 5.00 2 U 4,706,311 20,712 30,535 3.96% 45. Malagutay 8.50 1 R 6,559,426 5,015 5,654 1.21% 81. Taluksangay 18.30 2 R 357,228 6,783 8,108 1.80% 82. Tetuan 2.00 2 U 2,911,184 28,731 29,082 0.12% 46. Mampang 8.00 2 R 7,168,251 15,705 22,857 3.82% 83. Tictapul 80.80 2 R 24,608,486 2,122 3,515 5.18% 47. 24.00 2 R 2,865,624 1,098 1,922 5.76% 84. Tigbalabag 67.10 2 R 11,622,016 1,202 1,491 2.18% 48. Mangusu 70.10 2 R 11,713,860 3,427 4,776 3.37% 85. Tigtabon 8.50 2 R 267,452 3,276 5,071 4.47% 49. Manicahan 22.60 2 R 13,084,557 7,702 9,129 1.71% 86. Tolosa 22.00 2 R 7,214,364 2,481 3,157 2.44% 50. Mariki 1.50 1 U 37,677 4,612 5,895 2.48% 87. Tugbungan 5.10 2 U 7,306,088 16,594 23,001 3.32% 51. Mercedes 13.10 2 R 10,277,926 8,064 12,050 4.10% 88. Tulungatung 17.80 1 R 2,375,906 2,792 6,055 8.05% 52. Muti 55.90 2 R 13,119,766 2,132 3,123 3.89% 89. Tumaga 4.30 1 U 2,591,940 21,487 25,184 1.60% 53. Pamucutan 20.50 1 R 5,456,680 2,270 3,764 5.19% 90. Tumalutab 40.00 2 R 767,583 1,572 2,048 2.68% 54. Pangapuyan 11.80 2 R 115,148 573 534 -0.70% 91. Tumitus 82.00 2 R 17,677,782 1,716 2,494 3.81% 55. Panubigan 36.40 2 R 4,523,032 610 982 4.88% 92. Victoria 24.00 2 R 5,316,207 1,718 2,326 3.08% 56. Pasilmanta 32.00 2 R 9,607,490 787 1,480 6.52% 93. Vitali 73.10 2 R 53,002,651 8,917 8,895 -0.02% 57. Pasobolong 5.30 2 U 2,892,147 2,641 3,257 2.12% 94. Zambowood 10.20 2 R 3,490,137 3,678 7,627 7.57% 58. Pasonanca 12.80 1 R 253,111,926 18,011 27,231 4.22% 95. Zone 1 0.50 1 U 152,443 2,245 3,405 4.25% 59. Patalon 31.00 1 R 10,694,187 4,841 7,187 4.03% 96. Zone 2 0.50 1 U 127,231 1,782 2,865 4.86% 60. 4.00 2 U 2,878,997 12,865 19,653 4.33% 97. Zone 3 0.80 1 U 285,603 1,888 2,030 0.73% 61. Quiniput 44.70 2 R 11,451,380 3,241 2,647 -2.00% 98. Zone 4 0.50 1 U 281,100 4,854 3,046 -4.55% 62. Recodo 15.30 1 R 1,838,622 16,591 18,172 0.91% 63. Rio Hondo 1.00 1 U 417,143 5,893 10,565 6.01% 64. Salaan 10.80 2 R 6,056,356 2,342 3,310 3.52%

65. San Jose Cawa-Cawa 1.00 1 U 370,305 5,182 7,991 4.43% 66. San Jose (Gusu) 3.40 1 U 1,448,383 15,732 24,542 4.55% 67. San Roque 6.10 1 U 4,467,759 14,788 25,531 5.61% 68. Sangali 27.10 2 R 12,635,128 13,605 19,230 3.52% 69. Sibulao 62.20 2 R 11,577,760 2,715 2,748 0.12%

14 15

15 16 CITY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT HEADS 17 ZAMBOANGA CITY

18 URBAN MAP Office of the Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod ZENAIDA C. JAYME

Office of the City Administrator ANTONIO G. ORENDAIN, JR.

Office of the Executive Secretary MICHAEL ANGELO S. SAAVEDRA

19 Office of the City Accountant SYLVIA P. BINARAO

20 Office of the City Agriculturist DIOSDADO N. PALACAT LEGEND: 1.City Hall Office of the City Assessor ERWIN E. BERNARDO 2.City Tourism Office

21 3.Plaza Pershing 4.Central Police Office Office of the City Budget Officer VIRGINIA S.A. GARA 29 5.International Sea Port

23 22 6.City Fire Station 24 7.Grand Astoria Hotel Office of the City Civil Registrar ATTY. ALEXANDER ERIC F. ELIAS 28 8.Metropolitan Cathedral of 27 the Immaculate Concepcion Office of the City Engineer ENGR. LUIS VICENTE L. DESPALO 9.Zacky’s Fried Chicken 25 26 10.Lantaka Hotel

11.Paseo del Mar Office of the City Environment and Natural Resources Officer ENGR. REYNALDO S. GONZALES 12.Fort Pilar 13.Hall of Justice Office of the General Services Officer ENGR. RENE M. DELA CRUZ

14.Z.C. Medical Center 15.Jardin Maria Clara 16.Pasonanca Park Office of the City Health Officer DR. RODELIN M. AGBULOS 17.Park 88 Restaurant 18.Astoria Regency Hotel Office of the City Human Resource Management Officer DR. JANE C. BASCAR 19.Palmeras Restaurant 20.Bus Terminal 21.International Airport Office of the City Legal Officer ATTY. JESUS C. CARBON, JR. 22.Marcian Garden Hotel 23.Garden Orchid Hotel Office of the City Planning and Development Coordinator ENGR. RODRIGO S. SICAT

24.Village Restaurant 25.J.E. Sports Complex 26.Catribo Entertainment Office of the City Social Welfare and Development Officer SOCORRO A. ROJAS Complex 8 7 27.Ciudad Medical Office of the City Treasurer SOLEDAD L. LI 28.Alavar Seafood House

6 29. Doctor’s Hospital

14 30.Centro Latino Office of the City Veterinarian DR. MARIO D. ARRIOLA, DVM

Ayala Technical-Vocational School VICENTE A. RIVERA, JR. 4 3 9

1 Vitali Technical-Vocational School FLORIAN C. PIEDAD 5 13

10 2 2 12

11 29 30