- Gateway to Northern Mindanao
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- City of White Water Rafting & River Trekking
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| Cagayan de Oro City Socio-Economic Profile Summary Profile as of 1999 |
| Cagayan de Oro Classification: Highly Urbanized City 1.Physical 1.1 Location……………………….. Northern Mindanao Boundaries: North……………….. Macajalar Bay South……………….. Bukidnon East………………… Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental West………………... Opol, Misamis oriental 1.2 Barangays Urban………………. 63 Rural……………….. 17 Poblacion…………... 40 Non-Poblacion………40 1.3Land Area (in hectares/square km.) Urban…………………….48,885.83 / 488.8583 100% Rural……………………9,922.90 / 99.2290 20.30% Poblacion……………342.14/3.4214 0.70% Non-Poblacion………48,543.69 / 485.4369 99.30% 1.4 Soils with Agricultural Value and Location First Class Soils………………Bayabas, Consolacion, SW of Kauswagan, Baikingon, N of Balulang, NE of Macasandig, and Camaman-an Second Class Soils……………Carmen, Bulua and some parts of Gusa, Cugman, Tablon, Agusan and Bugo 1.5 Land Use (in percent) Agricultural Area…………….72.58 Non-Agricultural Area……….27.42 1.6 Actual Land Use (in percent) Residential……………………12.20 Commercial………………….. 0.36 Industrial………………………0.35 Agricultural……………………42.37 1.7 Drainage Rivers………………………….Cagayan, Iponan, Alae, Gusa Cugman, Bigaan Major Creeks………………….Binono-an, Bitan-ag, Indulong, Kolambog, Sapong Umalag 1.8 Climate Average Monthly Rainfall………….182.25mm. Average Number of Rainy Days…16 Average Temperature (Mean)………26.5 C 2. Demographic Profile 2.1 Population Size and Growth Total Population 507,623 Urban 475,717 Rural 31,906 Urbanization Level 94% Poblacion 40,970 Non-Poblacion 446,653 Annual Growth Rate (1990-1995) 4.45% 2.2 Population Density (persons per square kilometer) 1,038 Urban 1,939 Rural 131 Poblacion 11,979 Non-Poblacion 961 2.3 Fertility and Mortality Crude Birth Rate per 1000 population 27.41 Crude Death Rate per 1000 population 5.47 Infant Death Rate per 1000 livebirths 16.63 Neonatal Death Rate per 1000 livebirths 10.23 2.4 Natural Increase and Net Migration Estimates 61,554 (60%) 40,414 (53%) 1990-1995 40,350 (48%) 41,444 (40%) 1995-1999 2.5 Age Sex Distribution Male 251,013 Female 256,610 Mean Age 23 years Children (0-9 years) 129,413 Youth (10-19 years) 117,759 Adult (20-59 years) 240,720 Senior Citizens (60 years+) 19,730 2.6 Dependency Burden Productive Age (15-64) 309,833 Younger Working Group (15-39 years) 231,732 Older Working Group (40-64 years) 78,100 Dependent Age 39% 0-14 Years Old 185,798 65 Years and Over 11,993 Age Dependency Ratio 64 dependents per 100 worker 2.7 Labor Force an Employment Persons 15 years & over 315,000 Labor Force Participation Rate 66.35% Employment Rate 90.91% Unemployment Rate 9.09% 3. Social Profile 3.1.Health, Nutrition and Family Planning 3.1.1 Health Leading Cause of Mortality Vascular/Heart Disease Leading Cause of Infant Mortality Prematurity Leading Cause of Morbidity Bronchitis Major Health Resources Physician 492 Nurses 564 Midwives 194 Sanitary Inspectors 24 Dentists 56 Medical/Dental Clinics 181 Family Planning Centers 20 Barangay Health Centers 49 Hospitals 12 Hospital Beds 976 3.1.2 Nutrition Prevalence Rate of under-nourished Children 4.42% 3.1.3 Family Planning Households 105,038 Household Size 5 persons Marriage Rate (per 1,000 population) 14 Median Age of Couples at Marriage 27 years Median Age of Grooms 27 years Median Age of Brides 23 years 3.2 Education and Manpower Development 3.2.1 Formal Education School Age Pop. (6-21 years old) 197,558 Total Enrollment 170,180 Total Number of: Schools 199 Classrooms 3,253 Teachers 5,079 3.2.2 Non-Formal Education Total Number of Classes 178 Total Enrollment 3,727 Total Graduates 3,688  Map of the Philippines 3.3 Housing and Resettlement Residential Zone Area (in ha) 5,974.6630 Existing Subdivision (area in ha.) 717.6473 Complex Subdivisions 25 Estimated Housing Stock 76,779 Housing Needs 37,484 Doubled-up Households 29,027 3.3Social Welfare and Community Development 3.4.1 Social Welfare Social Welfare Centers 13 Day Care Centers 112 3.4.2 Public Safety Crime Rate (per 100 persons) 0.19 Crime Incidence per Month 83 Crime Incidence per Day 3 Fire Incidence 71 4. Economic Profile 4.1 Agricultural Production 4.1.1 Crops Agricultural Area Cover 21,047.4487 ha. Area Devoted to Crops 4,808.45 ha. Production (in metric tons) 30,823.82 m.t. 4.1.2 Livestock and Poultry 97,144 4.2 Natural Resources 4.2.1 Non-Metallic Mineral Production (value) P 3,761,012.25 4.3 Trade and Industry 4.3.1 Domestic Business Establishments 13,535 Inflation Rate (Misamis Oriental) 13.4% Gross Regional Domestic Product P 115,711,700 M (at current prices) CPI (all items Misamis Oriental) 145.3 Banking Institutions (including branches) 95 Non-Bank Financial Institutions 116 Insurance Companies 94 Pawnshop (including branches) 100 4.3.2 Foreign Export Value P 6,995.562 M Import Value P 11,283.558 M Trade Balance (Value) (P 4,288) M Tourism Tourist Arrivals 337,676 people Domestic 332,657 people 5. Infrastructure and Utilities 5.1 Transportation 5.1.1 Land Transportation Total Road Length 406,879.41 km Total Number of Bridges 97 Total Bridge Length 2,029.68 lineal meters Total Registered Vehicles 35,166 Vehicle Density 86 per one km. 5.1.2 Air Transportation Average Monthly Number of Flights 823 Average Number of Passenger/Flights 49 5.1.3 Sea Transportation Regular Shipping Lines 5 Number of Public Ports 1 Number of Private Ports 4 Number of Shipcalls: Foreign 478 Domestic 13,428 5.2 Water Supply 5.2.1 With Level I, II, III, Water Supply/Service: Barangays 76 Households 914,66 5.2.2 Without Water Service: Barangays 4 Households 2,513 5.3 Power and Electrification 5.3.1 CEPALCO Total Number of Consumers 75,467 Total Kilowatt Hour Consumption 440,081,239 Number of Barangays Covered 64 5.3.2 MORESCO Total Number of Consumers 2,147 Total Kilowatt Hour Consumption 4,254,639.70 Number of Barangays Covered 14 5.4 Communications 5.4.1 Telecommunications Services 5.4.1.1 Telegraph Telex Stations 12 5.4.1.2 Telephone Service Providers 5.4.1.2.1 Landlines/Conventional System 5 5.4.1.2.2 Cellular Mobile Telephone Service Providers 5 5.4.1.2.3 Telephone Long Distance Exchanges 7 5.4.1.3 Trunked Radio Stations 2 5.4.1.4 Pager/Beeper 2 5.4.1.5 Fixed and Land Mobile Radio Services 3,604 Subscribers 5.4.1.6 Safety and Special Services Stations 1,161 5.4.1.7 Postal and Courier Services 26 5.4.2 Cable TV Stations 5.4.3 Broadcast Stations 5.4.1.3.1 AM Radio 9 5.4.1.3.2 FM Radio 14 5.4.1.3.3 Television Stations 6 5.4.4 Internet Service Providers 8 6. City Administration 6.1 Administrative and Political Profile 6.1.1 Barangays Farthest Barangay: Tumpagon 34.0 km. Nearest Barangay: Nazareth 0.9km. Biggest in Area: Cugman 39.519951 sq. km. Smallest in Area: Barangay No. 20 .40124 sq. km. Biggest in Population Size: Carmen 55,531 inhabitants Smallest in Population Size: Barangay No.5 99 inhabitants Most Densely Populated Brgy: Macabalan 55,505 persons/sq. km Most Sparesely Populated Barangay: Pigsag-an 57 persons/sq. km Most Number of Registered Voters: Carmen 22,525 voters Least Number of Registered Voters: Barangay No.2 135 voters 6.1.2 Government Employees 3,189 Permanent 2,463 Temporary 11 Casual 225 Co-terminus 18 Elected Official 15 Contractual 201 Job Order 256 6.2 Programs and Projects 6.2.1 Infrastructure Projects Completed P18.959 M 6.3 Income and Expenditures Income P794.918 Revenue Per Capita 687.89 Expenditures 750.582 Expenditures Per Capita Education Sector 87 Health Sector 201 Housing Sector Social Security Sector 54 Economic Sector 194 MACRO Sector 533 Others (Aids to government entities,etc.) |
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