MUNICIPALITY OF GUINDULMAN

Guindulman is an old town situated in the eastern part of Bohol. It is said that this town used to be called Guindulman, meaning “overtaken by darkness”. The story is that formerly there were only 2 towns organized in this part of Bohol namely, Jagna and Batuanan (now Alicia).Travelers starting from either of these 2 towns were sure to be overtaken by darkness in this place; hence the name which was later changed to Guindulman.

Municipal Officials: 2022-2025

Mayor : Balo, Albino Mijares
Vice Mayor : Piezas, Maria Fe Añana
SB Members: : Lavastida, Sinforiano Jayoma
Gutang, Abigail Marie Lagura
Yu, Maureen Jade Golosino
Castulo, Julieto Galarion
Tan, Darwin Noel Licayan
Gamutan, Bello Murillo
Codilla, Antonio Carias
Bernido, Paterno Chiong
ABC President :
SK President :

Facts and Figures:

Location : Southern Seaboard of Bohol
Congressional District : 3rd District
Number of Barangays : 19 barangays
Income Classification : 4th Class
Ave. LGU Annual Income : P 54, 620, 760.00
Total Municipal Land Area : 12, 563 hectares (source LGU)
Timberland Area :
Alienable & Disposable (A & D) : 9,661.00 hectares
Soil Cover : Ubay Clay Loam ,Bolinao Clay, Mountain Soil
River Basins (Watershed Areas) : Lumbay RB, Alihunan RB, Corouid RB, Cance RB, Inabanga RB
Population :

32, 355 (2007 Census)

33, 385 (2011 projected)

35, 169 (2020 projected)

Average Population Growth Rate : 0.58% (2000-2007 NSO)
Total Number of Households : 6,598 (2007 census)
Major Industries : Bamboo Craft, Steel & Iron Works
Literacy Rate : 94.39%
Higher Education Institutions : NONE
Number of Secondary Schools : 4
Number of Primary/ Elementary Schools : 1-Primary Schools, 18-Elementary Schools
Language/ Dialect : Boholano (Binisaya)
Religion/ Religious Affiliation (1990) : Roman Catholic (88.38%)
Main source of potable water : Groundwater
Water Supply :

L1 Facilities: 165

L2 systems: 29

L3 systems: 5

Average Day Demand (Projected) : 1,058 cubic meters per day (cum/d), CY 2010 ; 2,824 cu.m./d (CY 2030)
Estimated Groundwater Recharge : 59,399 cu.m./day (SWECO)
Water Demand for Irrigation : 10,411 cum/d (SWECO)
Energization Status (as of CY 1999) : 19 barangays energized ; 6,758 or 116% households served/ connected
No. of HH w/ accessed to Sanitary Toilets :
Drainage and Sewerage System : None
Number of Barangay Health Stations : 7
Number of Hospital : 1
Number of Municipal Health Center : 1
Number of Day Care Centers : 20
Carpable Areas 855.6314 hectares
Total Road Length 185.284 kms. (Mun. Rd-2.932 kms, Brgy. Rd-116.261 kms., Nat’l & Prov’l. Rd- 66.091 kms.)
Total Number of Bridges 23 existing bridges
Communication System Public Calling Office: 1 PLDT ; Cell sites: 2 (1-Smart, 1-Globelines)
Official Website None