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CALABARZON

Barangays in Laguna Province

Laguna is a province in CALABARZON with 30 cities and municipalities and 681 barangays.

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Population & Statistics

2024 POPCEN

Total Population (2024)
3,687,345
Population (2020)
3,382,193
Population (2015)
3,035,081
Growth (2020 → 2024)
+9.0%

Income classification: 1st

Barangay Insights for Laguna

The most populous barangay in Laguna is Brgy. Santo Tomas with 75,629 residents, while the smallest with a reliable count is Brgy. Banti (54). Of the 681 barangays with a classification on record, 36% are urban and 64% rural. Elected-officials records are documented for 100% of the 681 barangays here.

Barangays
681
Avg. population
5,415
Median population
2,332
Officials documented
100%
Urban
36%

Most populous

Brgy. Santo Tomas

75,629 residents

Smallest (reliable count)

Brgy. Banti

54 residents

Fastest growing (2020 to 2024)

Brgy. Uwisan

+126.3%

Aggregated from official Philippine Statistics Authority census data and Philippine Standard Geographic Code records by the Barangay Directory editorial team. See our methodology.

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Ranking

Most Populous Barangays in Laguna

The largest barangays in Laguna by population, from the latest Philippine Statistics Authority census.

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  1. 1.Brgy. Santo Tomas— 75,629
  2. 2.Brgy. Canlubang— 68,780
  3. 3.Brgy. Marinig— 64,301
  4. 4.Brgy. Pook— 61,378
  5. 5.Brgy. San Antonio— 59,374
  6. 6.Brgy. Mamatid— 56,237
  7. 7.Brgy. De La Paz— 51,903
  8. 8.Brgy. Malaban— 50,602
  9. 9.Brgy. San Antonio— 46,772
  10. 10.Brgy. Langkiwa— 46,490

Cities & Municipalities in Laguna

Alaminos
Municipality
15 barangays
Bay
Municipality
15 barangays
City of Biñan
City
24 barangays
City of Cabuyao
City
18 barangays
City of Calamba
City
54 barangays
Calauan
Municipality
17 barangays
Cavinti
Municipality
19 barangays
Famy
Municipality
20 barangays
Kalayaan
Municipality
3 barangays
Liliw
Municipality
33 barangays
Los Baños
Municipality
14 barangays
Luisiana
Municipality
23 barangays
Lumban
Municipality
16 barangays
Mabitac
Municipality
15 barangays
Magdalena
Municipality
24 barangays
Majayjay
Municipality
40 barangays
Nagcarlan
Municipality
52 barangays
Paete
Municipality
9 barangays
Pagsanjan
Municipality
16 barangays
Pakil
Municipality
13 barangays
Pangil
Municipality
8 barangays
Pila
Municipality
17 barangays
Rizal
Municipality
11 barangays
City of San Pablo
City
80 barangays
City of San Pedro
City
27 barangays
Santa Cruz
Municipality
26 barangays · Capital
Santa Maria
Municipality
25 barangays
City of Santa Rosa
City
18 barangays
Siniloan
Municipality
20 barangays
Victoria
Municipality
9 barangays

Frequently Asked Questions about Laguna

How many barangays are in Laguna?▾

Laguna has 681 barangays across 30 cities and municipalities in the CALABARZON region of the Philippines.

What is the most populous barangay in Laguna?▾

The most populous barangay in Laguna is Brgy. Santo Tomas with 75,629 residents, based on the latest census published by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

What is the population of Laguna?▾

Laguna had a population of 3,687,345 according to 2024 POPCEN.

What is the income classification of Laguna?▾

Laguna is classified as a 1st by the Bureau of Local Government Finance, based on its average annual regular income.

When was this page last updated?▾

The information on this page for Laguna was last updated on 2026-06-29. Barangay counts, population figures, and classifications can change over time; always verify with the local government unit before relying on this information for official transactions.