MUNICIPALITY OF CORELLA
Corella is an interior town northeast of Tagbilaran. It is said to be formerly called Nug-as. This municipality used to belong to the municipality of Baclayon, being a barrio of that town. When it was organized as a regular municipality in 1884, it was named Corella. Corella is known primarily as the home of the endemic Philippine Tarsier, the world’s smallest primate
Municipal Officials: 2022-2025
| Mayor | : | Lim, Manju |
| Vice Mayor | : | Bandala, Danny |
| SB Members: | : | Melloria, Roger |
| Lumactud, Joyjoy | ||
| Fuentes, Ruben | ||
| Rapal, Vito | ||
| Rebuta, Dave Marc | ||
| Lumain, Pracon | ||
| Ado, Lolong | ||
| Daquio, Marizon | ||
| ABC President | : | |
| SK President | : |
Facts and Figures:
| Location | : | Coastal town on the Western Part of Bohol |
| Congressional District | : | 1st District |
| Number of Barangays | : | 8 inland barangays |
| Income Classification | : | 6th( Per D.O. 24-97 ) |
| Ave. LGU Annual Income | : | P 26,206,620.00 |
| Total Municipal Land Area | : | 3,722 hectares |
| Timberland Area | : | 133.54 hectares |
| Alienable & Disposable (A & D) | : | |
| Soil Cover | : | Lugo, Bolinao Clay; Faraon Complex |
| River Basins (Watershed Areas) | : | Abatan RB; Tagbuane RB |
| Population | : |
7, 471 (2007 NSO Census ) 8, 031 ( 2010 projected ) 9, 293 ( 2015 projected ) |
| Average Population Growth Rate | : | 2.96% (2007-2010) |
| Total Number of Households | : | 7, 462 (2007 Census ) |
| Major Industries | : | Farming |
| Literacy Rate | : | 98% (1995) |
| Higher Education Institutions | : | none |
| Number of Secondary Schools | : | 4 (CY 2000) |
| Number of Primary/Elementary Schools | : | 1 (CY 2000) |
| Language/Dialect | : | Boholano (Binisaya) |
| Religion/Religious Affiliation (1990) | : | Roman Catholic |
| Main source of potable water | : | Groundwater |
| Water Supply | : |
L1 facilities serving 340 households (1999) L2 systems serving 20 households (1999) L3 systems serving 984 households (1999) |
| Potable Water Demand | : | 283,419 liters per day, CY 1998-2000; 987 cum./d (CY 2030) |
| Estimated Groundwater Recharge | : | None |
| Water Demand for Irrigation | : | None |
| Energization Status (as of CY 1999) | : | 8 (100%) Barangays Energized; 1,961 Total number of HH Served |
| No. of HH w/ accessed to Sanitary Toilets | : | 1, 184 (CY 1990 MSEP) |
| Drainage and Sewerage System | : | None |
| Number of Barangay Health Stations | : | 1 BHS serving 4 Barangays (Sambog, Anislag, Cancatac, and Tanday (1999) |
| Number of Hospital | : | None |
| Number of Municipal Health Center | : | |
| Number of Day Care Centers | : | 8 (100%) as of CY 2000 |
| Carpable Areas | None | |
| Total Road Length | 80.692 kms.; 6.298 concrete; 46.614 gravel; 24.018 earth; 3.760 asphalt | |
| Total Number of Bridges | 1 (Sampong or Bailey Bridge) | |
| Communication System | 2 Public Calling Office : (1PLDT Operated); : (1Globe Operated) | |
| Official Website |