04A Rizal

CITATION:
Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population,

Report No. 2 – Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics Rizal, June 2017
ISSN 0117-1453
ISSN 0117-1453
REPORT NO. 2
2015 Census of Population

Demographic
and Socioeconomic Characteristics
RIZAL
Republic of the Philippines
Philippine Statistics Authority
SOLID • RESPONSIVE • WORLD-CLASS
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY
LISA GRACE S. BERSALES, Ph.D.
Undersecretary
National Statistician and Civil Registrar General
Copyright © 2016 by Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) PSA Complex,
East Avenue, Diliman
Quezon City, Philippines
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword iii
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms vii
Explanatory Text
Introduction ix
Content and Coverage of this Publication ix
Authority to Conduct the POPCEN 2015 x
Coordination for the POPCEN 2015 x
The POPCEN 2015 Field Organization xi
Method of Enumeration xii
Definition of Census Terms and Concepts xii
Demographic Characteristics xvii
Socioeconomic Characteristics xviii
Dissemination of the POPCEN 2015 Results xx
Population Map of Rizal: 2015 xxi
Rizal at a Glance xxii
Rizal: Highlights on Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics xxiii
List of Tables
Statistical Tables
1 Population Enumerated in Various Censuses by City/Municipality: 1960 – 2015 3
2 Total Population by Single-Year Age and Sex: 2015 5
3 Household Population by Single-Year Age and Sex: 2015 7
4 Total Population by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 9
5 Household Population by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 17
6 Total Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex,
and City/Municipality: 2015 25
7 Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital Status,
Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 40
Table of Contents
8 Total Population by Religious Affiliation and Sex: 2015 55
9 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Currently Attending School
by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 56
10 Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group,
Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 59
11 Total Population 5 Years Old and Over by Highest Grade/Year Completed, Sex,
Age, and City/Municipality: 2015 64
12 Overseas Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Highest Grade/Year Completed,
Sex, and Age Group: 2015 109
13 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Major Occupation Group,
Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015 110
14 Household Population by Relationship to the Household Head
and Household Size: 2015 140
15 Number of Households by Age Group, Sex of the Household Head,
Household Size, and City/Municipality: 2015 142
Appendices
A. Excerpts from Republic Act No. 10625 Relevant to the Conduct
of the 2015 Census of Population A-1
B. Executive Order No. 352 – Designation of Statistical Activities That Will Generate
Critical Data for Decision-Making of the Government and the Private Sector B-1
C. CP Form 1 – Listing Booklet C-1
D. CP Form 2 – Household Questionnaire D-1
E. CP Form 4 – Institutional Population Questionnaire E-1
F. 2015 Census of Population – List of Report No. 2 F-1
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

AHS Average Household Size
ANS Assistant National Statistician
C/MCCB City/Municipal Census Coordinating Board
CAS Census Area Supervisor
CO Central Office
CP Census of Population
CPS Census Project Staff
CRCSO Civil Registration and Central Support Office
CSC Census Steering Committee
CTCO Census and Technical Coordination Office
DILG Department of the Interior and Local Government
DNS Deputy National Statistician
DPC Data Processing Center
EA Enumeration Area
EN Enumerator
EO No. 352 Executive Order No. 352
E-QN Electronic Questionnaire
FAO Food and Agriculture Organization
FAS Finance and Administrative Service
FO Field Office
GAA General Appropriations Act
HUC Highly Urbanized City
ILQ Institutional Living Quarter
ITDS Information Technology and Dissemination Service
LGU Local Government Unit
NCCB National Census Coordinating Board
NCR National Capital Region
NCS National Censuses Service
NEDA National Economic and Development Authority
NS National Statistician
NSCB National Statistical Coordination Board
PCCB Provincial Census Coordinating Board
PCPS Provincial Census Project Staff
PHCD Population and Housing Census Division
PGR Population growth rate
PO Provincial Statistical Office POPCEN 2015 2015 Census of Population PSA Philippine Statis
PSGC Philippine Standard Geographic Code
PSO Provincial Statistics Officer
PSOC Philippine Standard Occupational Classification
PSS Philippine Statistical System
RA 10625 Republic Act No. 10625
RCCB Regional Census Coordinating Board
RCPS Regional Census Project Staff
RD Regional Director
RSSO Regional Statistical Services Office
SAQ Self-Administered Questionnaire
SPED Special Education
SOCD Statistical Operations and Coordination Division
SDD Systems Development Division
SOID Systems Operations and Infrastructure Division
SS Scan Station
TNT Tago ng Tago
TOR Terms of Reference
TS Team Supervisor
VHU Vacant Housing Unit
EXPLANATORY TEXT
Introduction
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) conducted the census-taking for the
2015 Census of Population (POPCEN 2015) in August to September 2015. This was the third census of population that was un
POPCEN 2015 was designed primarily to take an inventory of the total population in the
Philippines and collect basic information about its characteristics. It aimed to provide government executives, policy mak
The census of population is the source of information on the size and distribution of the
population, as well as its demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. These information are vital for making rational plans
The population sizes and their geographic distribution were presented in the regional
volumes of POPCEN 2015 Report No. 1 (Population Count by Province, City/Municipality, and Barangay). The populatio
Content and Coverage of this Publication
This publication, POPCEN 2015 Report No. 2 (Demographic and Socioeconomic
Characteristics) presents the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the population, which were collected usin
Below are the data presented using total population:
 Age and sex distribution,
 Age and sex indicators,
 Marital status,
 Religious affiliation, and
 Highest grade/year completed.
This report also presents the characteristics of the household population in terms of the
following:
 Relationship to the household head,
 School attendance,
 Literacy,
 Overseas worker, and
 Usual activity/occupation.
The POPCEN 2015 Report No. 2 is published by province and highly urbanized city (HUC),
for a total of 105 publications, including the national volume.
Authority to Conduct the POPCEN 2015
The authority and mandate of PSA to conduct the POPCEN 2015 emanates from Republic
Act (RA) No. 10625 and Executive Order (EO) No. 352.
RA No. 10625, also known as the Philippine Statistical Act of 2013, which was approved on
September 12, 2013, states that “PSA shall be primarily responsible for all national censuses and surveys, sectoral sta
EO No. 352 – Designation of Statistical Activities That Will Generate Critical Data for
Decision-Making of the Government and the Private Sector, stipulates the conduct of a mid-decade census primarily to update
Moreover, Presidential Proclamation No. 1031, Declaring August 2015 as National Census
Month, enjoined all departments and other government agencies, including government-owned and - controlled corporations,
Coordination for the POPCEN 2015
At the national level, a National Census Coordinating Board (NCCB), composed primarily of
the members of the PSA Board was created for POPCEN 2015. The National Statistician (NS) acted as the Executive Officer of
As part of the PSA Board’s function of establishing mechanisms for statistical coordination at
the regional and LGU levels, the PSA Board has approved PSA Board Resolution No. 09, Series of 2014 - Approving t
The Regional Statistical Services Office (RSSO) was responsible for the entire census
operation in the region. Specifically, it was responsible for the coordination, monitoring, and supervision of the conduct o
The Provincial Statistics Officer (PSO) of the PSA Provincial Statistical Office (PO) acted as
the Executive Officer of the Provincial Census Coordinating Board (PCCB), with the Provincial Governor as Chairperson
At the city/municipality level, the statistician/permanent staff of the PO acted as the Executive
Officer of the City/Municipal Census Coordinating Board (C/MCCB), with the City/Municipal Mayor as Chairperson.
The POPCEN 2015 Field Organization
PSA, headed by the NS, was the agency mandated to formulate and execute plans for
POPCEN 2015. All directives pertaining to the census emanated from the Office of the NS. The NS was the Chairperson of
For the entire duration of the census, the DNS of CTCO, together with the Assistant National
Statistician (ANS) of the CTCO-National Censuses Service (NCS) supervised the entire operations of the census. Under the
At the regional level, RSSO was responsible for the entire census operation in the region.
Specifically, it was responsible for the coordination, monitoring, and supervision of the conduct of enumeration in the ar
Further, RSSO managed the POPCEN 2015 Data Processing Center (DPC 2015) in the
provinces under its jurisdiction, as well as the POPCEN 2015 Scan Station (SS 2015) in RSSO, if any. DPC 2015 was responsi
A Regional Census Project Staff (RCPS) was formed in RSSO. It was headed by the Chief of
the Statistical Operations and Coordination Division (SOCD) in RSSO and included concerned statistical and other perm
At the provincial level, PO was directly responsible for the coordination, monitoring, and
supervision of the field operations in the areas under its jurisdiction.
PO supervised the operations in DPC 2015. Further, all provinces designated to host the
entire machine processing had direct supervision over the scanning/interpretation and archiving of the CP forms and maps in D
A Provincial Census Project Staff (PCPS) was established in PO. It was headed by a
permanent statistician of the PO. The PCPS was in charge of all aspects of the census in the province, including dat
The Head Census Area Supervisor (CAS), who was a statistician/permanent staff of PO was
responsible, on a fulltime basis, for the coordination, supervision, and monitoring of the conduct of enumeration in the cities/
The hired CAS was responsible for a group of five teams, with each team consisting of one
team supervisor (TS) and four enumerators (ENs). Generally, his/her teams covered a city/municipality. Howeve
The TS was in charge of supervising around four ENs. He/She was responsible to report to
his/her CAS the progress of enumeration in the areas assigned to him/her.
The EN, on the other hand, was responsible for the complete enumeration in the area/s
assigned to him/her.
Method of Enumeration
The gathering of population and housing data was performed by the census ENs through
house-to-house visits and interview of a responsible member of each household. Self-Administered Questionnaires (SAQs) an
A complete enumeration was conducted in all barangays nationwide to obtain the population
count and data on selected demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the household population. Also asked we
Information about households of Filipinos working in Philippine embassies, consulates, and
missions in foreign countries, as well as those of the homeless population were also gathered and included in the total populati
Definition of Census Terms and Concepts
Most of the operational definitions and concepts adopted in POPCEN 2015 have also been
used in past censuses of population. The use of the same operational definitions of terms and concepts and adheren
Barangay
A barangay is the smallest political unit in the country. Generally, one EN was assigned to
enumerate one barangay. To facilitate enumeration, large barangays were divided into parts, and each part was called a
The official list of barangays of DILG based on the Philippine Standard Geographic Code
(PSGC) as of December 2015 was used for POPCEN 2015.
Usual place of residence
All persons were enumerated in their usual place of residence, which refers to the geographic
place (street, sitio/purok, barangay, city/municipality or province) where the person usually resides. As a rule, a person’s usual
Building
A building is defined as any structure built, designed or intended for the enclosure, shelter or
protection of any person, animal or property. It consists of one or more rooms and/or other spaces, covered by a roof, and
For purposes of the census, only those buildings which contained living quarters, whether
occupied or vacant, were listed.
Living quarters are structurally separate and independent places of abode. They may:
1. have been constructed, built, converted or arranged for human habitation, provided that
they were not, at the time of the census, used wholly for other purposes, or
2. have been constructed for purposes other than human habitation but were actually used as living quarters at the time of the
Housing unit
A housing unit is a structurally separate and independent place of abode which, by the way it
has been constructed, converted or arranged, is intended for habitation by one or more households. Structures or parts of str
Housing Units Identified in a Building
A housing unit is generally intended for habitation by one household. However, in some
cases, two or more households may share the same building or the same housing unit as their place of habitation. The buildin
A portion of a building (a room or a group of rooms) qualified as a separate housing unit if it
met both the following requirements:
1. Separateness – the portion of a building had facilities for sleeping, preparing and taking
meals, and its occupants were isolated from other households in the building by means of walls or permanent partitions, a
2. Direct access – the portion of the building had direct access from the outside of the building, that is, the occupants
Housing Units Listed
Only the following housing units were listed:
1. Occupied or vacant housing units (VHUs) in single residential houses,
2. Occupied or VHUs in multi-unit residential buildings such as duplex, accessoria or row houses, condominiums, tenement h
3. Occupied barong-barong or shanties,
4. VHUs in residential buildings with one or more housing units presently not occupied by households but used for purposes o
5. Housing units which were still under construction, but the roof and walls were already in place,
6. Occupied housing units in ILQs such as hotels, motels, dormitories, lodging houses, seminaries, mental hospitals, an
7. Occupied housing units in nonresidential buildings such as offices, rice mills, barns, churches, and others,
8. VHUs with complete facilities for cooking, dining, and sleeping in ILQs and nonresidential buildings,
9. Occupied mobile housing units such as boats, trailers, and others, and
10. Occupied improvised housing units in structures such as culverts, abandoned trucks, caves, container vans, tents, a
Institutional living quarter
The place of abode of an institutional population is not called a housing unit; it is referred to
as an ILQ. An ILQ is a structurally separate and independent place of abode intended for habitation by large groups of individu
Household
A household is a social unit consisting of a person living alone or a group of persons who
sleep in the same housing unit and have a common arrangement in the preparation and consumption of food.
In most cases, a household consists of persons who are related by kinship ties, such as
parents and their children. In some instances, however, several generations of familial ties are represented in one h
Household helpers, boarders, and nonrelatives were considered members of the household,
provided that they slept in the same housing unit and had common arrangement in the preparation and consumption of food an
A person who shared a housing unit with a household but separately cooked his/her meals or
consumed his/her food elsewhere was not considered a member of the household he/she shared the housing unit with. This pe
Household population
Household population comprises persons who belong to a household. The basic criterion in
determining household membership is the usual place of residence or the place where the person usually resides. This may
Institutional population
Institutional population comprises persons who are found living in ILQs. They may have their
own families or households elsewhere but at the time of the census, they are committed or confined in institutions, or they live i
Who Were Enumerated
As in past censuses, ENs of POPCEN 2015 were provided with guidelines on whom to list as
members of a household and ILQ. This helped ensure uniformity in determining household membership, institutional p
Persons enumerated as members of the household
1. Those who were present at the time of the visit and whose usual place of residence was
the housing unit where the household lived,
2. Family members who were overseas workers and who were away at the time of the census and were expected
3. Those whose usual place of residence was the place where the household lived but were temporarily away at the time of th
a. on vacation, business/pleasure trip, or training somewhere in the Philippines and were expected to be back with
b. on vacation, business/pleasure trip, or studying/training abroad and were expected to be back within a year from the d
c. working or attending school outside their usual place of residence but usually came home at least once a week,
d. confined in hospitals for a period of not more than six months as of the time of enumeration, except when
e. detained in national/provincial/city/municipal jails or in military camps for a period of not more than six months at the ti
f. on board coastal, interisland, or fishing vessels within Philippine territories, and
g. on board oceangoing vessels but were expected to be back within five years from the date of their departure,
4. Boarders/lodgers of a household or employees of household-operated businesses who did not usually return/go to their re
5. Citizens of foreign countries who had resided or were expected to reside in the Philippines for at least a year from t
6. Filipino balikbayans with usual place of residence in a foreign country but had resided or were expected to reside in the Phi
7. Those temporarily staying with the household who had no usual place of residence or who were not certain to be enu
Persons enumerated as members of the institutional population
1. Permanent lodgers in boarding houses,
2. Dormitory residents who did not usually go home to their respective homes at least once a week,
3. Hotel residents who had stayed in the hotel for more than six months at the time of the census,
4. Boarders in residential houses provided that their number was 10 or more; otherwise, they were considered as members o
5. Patients in hospitals who were confined for more than six months,
6. Patients confined in mental hospitals, leprosaria or leper colonies, and drug rehabilitation centers, regardless of the length o
7. Wards in orphanages and other welfare institutions,
8. Prisoners of corrective and penal institutions,
9. Seminarians, nuns in convents, monks, and postulants,
10. Soldiers residing in military camps, and
11. Workers residing in mining and similar camps.
The following persons were not considered members of the institutional population and
were included in the households to which they belonged:
1. Military officials/enlisted men or draftees (and members of their households) who had
housing units within military installations or camps,
2. Managers (and members of their households) of refugee camps, dormitories, hotels, hospitals, and others, who occu
3. Priests, who together with their relatives and/or household help, occupied and regularly used as their place of abode a living
Persons Included in the Census Enumeration
Included in the enumeration were those who were alive as of the census reference date,
that is, 12:01 a.m. of 1 August 2015. Specifically, these were the following:
1. Filipino nationals permanently residing in the Philippines,
2. Filipino nationals, who as of 1 August 2015, were temporarily at Philippine sea, or were temporarily on vacation, business
3. Filipino overseas workers, including those on board oceangoing vessels, who were away as of 1 August 2015 but were exp
4. Philippine government officials, both military and civilian, including Philippine diplomatic personnel and their families, assign
5. Civilian citizens of foreign countries who had their usual residence in the Philippines, or foreign visitors who had stayed or w
Persons Excluded from the Census Enumeration
Excluded from the enumeration were the following persons, although they happened to
be within the territorial jurisdiction of the Philippines at the time of the census enumeration:
1. Foreign ambassadors, ministers, consuls or other diplomatic representatives, and
members of their families,
2. Citizens of foreign countries living within the premises of an embassy, legation, chancellery or consulate,
3. Citizens of foreign countries who were chiefs or officials of international organizations, who were subject to reassig
4. Citizens of foreign countries, together with non-Filipino members of their families, who were students or who were e
5. Citizens of foreign countries and Filipinos with usual place of residence in a foreign country, who visited the Philippi
6. Citizens of foreign countries in refugee camps/vessels, and
7. Residents of the Philippines on vacation, pleasure or business trip, study or training abroad who had been away or w
Respondent
A respondent was any responsible member of the household who furnished the information
or answered the questions during the interview.
Demographic Characteristics
Head of the household
The head of the household is an adult person, male or female, who is responsible for the
organization and care of the household, or who is regarded as such by the members of the household.
The census questions for this item, which were asked from the respondent were: Who is the
head of this household? Who are the persons residing here as of August 1, 2015?
Relationship to the household head
The members of the household were classified in terms of their relationship to the head of the
household:
 Head  Grandson  Nephew
 Spouse  Granddaughter  Niece
 Son  Father  Other relative
 Daughter  Mother  Nonrelative
 Stepson  Brother  Boarder
 Stepdaughter  Sister  Domestic helper
 Son-in-law  Uncle
 Daughter-in-law  Aunt
The census question for this item, which was asked for all members of the household, other
than the household head was: What is _’s relationship to the head of the household?
Sex
Sex of a household member is classified as either male or female.
The census question for this item, which was asked for all household members was: Is
male or female?
Age as of last birthday
Age as of last birthday referred to the interval of time between the person’s date of birth and 1
August 2015. It was expressed in completed years, thus, recorded in whole number.
The census question for this item, which was asked for all members of the household was:
What is ’s age as of his/her last birthday?
Marital status
Marital status refers to the personal status of each individual with reference to the marriage
laws or customs of the country. It is the same as civil status, the term usually used in official and private records, documents
The following were the categories used for marital status:
 Single – person who has never been married.
 Married – person married in a religious, civil ceremony or tribal rite, either living with his/her spouse at the time of v
 Widowed – married person whose spouse died and who has not married up to the time of visit.
 Divorced/separated – person who is permanently separated from his/her spouse, legally or through mutual consent. This
 Common-law/live-in – person cohabiting or living consensually with another person as husband and wife without the
 Unknown – person whose marital status is unknown to the respondent, or whose marital status is being concealed by the re
The census question for this item, which was asked for all persons 10 years old and over
was: Is single, married, widowed, divorced/separated, or in a common-law/live-in arrangement?
Socioeconomic Characteristics
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation refers to a particular system of beliefs, attitudes, emotions, and behaviors
constituting man’s relationship with the powers and principalities of the universe.
The census question for this item, which was asked for all persons was: What is _’s
religious affiliation?
School attendance
School attendance referred to the attendance in any educational institution, public or private
to obtain formal education for School Year 2015-2016.
The census question for this item, which was asked for household members 5 to 24 years
old was: Is _ currently attending school?
Literacy
Simple literacy is the ability of a person to read and write a simple message. As such, a
person is said to be literate if he/she can both read and write a simple message in any language or dialect. A person who cou
The census question for this item, which was asked for household members 5 years old and
over was: Can _ _ read and write a simple message in any language or dialect?”
Highest grade/year completed
Highest grade/year completed referred to the highest grade or year completed in school,
college or university as of August 1, 2015. This may be any one of the specific grades or years in elementary, high school, pos
A person’s highest grade/year completed was categorized as follows:
 No grade completed (did not undergo formal schooling)
 Preschool
 Special Education (SPED), undergraduate
 Special Education (SPED), graduate
 Elementary from Grade 1 to Grade 7
 Elementary graduate
 High school from 1st Year to 4th Year, including Grade 7 to Grade 11 in K-12 Program
 High school graduate, including Grade 12 inK-12 Program
 Post secondary from 1st Year to 2nd Year
 Post secondary graduate
 College undergraduate from 1st Year to 6th Year
 Baccalaureate/College graduate
 Post baccalaureate (a graduate or a post baccalaureate course referred to any course for which an undergraduate degree i
The census question for this item, which was asked for all persons 5 years old and over was:
What is the highest grade/year completed by ?
Overseas worker
An overseas worker was a household member who was at the time out of the country due to
overseas employment. He/she may or may not have had a specific work contract or may have been presently at home on vaca
over was: Is _ _ an overseas worker?
Usual activity/occupation
The term usual activity/occupation referred to the kind of job or business, which a person was
engaged in most of the time during the 12 months preceding the interview. In other words, it was the person’s principal means o
For persons who did not work during the past 12 months, their usual activity/occupation
referred to the non-gainful activities that they usually did during the past 12 months, such as being a housekeeper in own home
The 2008 Philippine Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC) was used in classifying the
usual activity/occupation of household members 15 years old and over.
over was: During the past 12 months, what was _’s usual activity/occupation?
Dissemination of the POPCEN 2015 Results
The results of the POPCEN 2015 will be disseminated to data users in various forms, such as
reports, press releases, factsheets, and statistical tables posted in the PSA website, and published and/or disseminated in va
The following are the reports or publications on the POPCEN 2015:
Report No. 1 - Population by Province, City/Municipality, and Barangay
(in regional volumes)
Report No. 2 - Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics of the Population (in provincial and HUC volumes)
Report No. 3 - Population, Land Area, and Population Density (in national volume) Report No. 4 - Urban Population (in nat
Report No. 5 - Institutional Population (in national volume) Report No. 6 - Barangay Characteristics (in national volume) Re
Special Report on Birth and Death Registration (in national volume)
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ation
Philippine Statistics Authority
of population that was undertaken in between two decennial censuses. Mid-decade censuses were previously conducted in 1995 and 20
nt executives, policy makers, and planners with population data, especially updated population counts of all barangays in the country, fo
or making rational plans and programs for local and national development.
Barangay). The population counts down to barangay level were declared official for all purposes by former President Benigno S. Aquino III u
which were collected using the CP Form 2 (Household Questionnaire) and CP Form 4 (Institutional Population Questionnaire).
nd surveys, sectoral statistics, consolidation of administrative recording system, and compilation of national accounts”. Specifically,
nsus primarily to update the population count in all barangays nationwide.
ontrolled corporations, as well as local government units (LGUs) to implement and execute the operational plans, directives, and or
s the Executive Officer of the NCCB, with the Secretary for Socioeconomic Planning of the National Economic and Development Authority (
ies of 2014 - Approving the Composition and TOR of the Regional, Provincial, City, and Municipal Census Coordinating Boards for the POP
pervision of the conduct of enumeration in the areas under its jurisdiction. As stipulated in the PSA Board Resolution No. 09, Series of 20
Governor as Chairperson. Due to the absence of provinces in NCR, no PCCBs were established in the region.
Chairperson.
as the Chairperson of the Census Steering Committee (CSC) for POPCEN 2015. The CSC was responsible for the overall guida
he census. Under the supervision of the ANS of NCS was the Population and Housing Census Division (PHCD), which was respo
of enumeration in the areas under its jurisdiction.
DPC 2015 was responsible for the manual and machine processing of the Census of Population (CP) forms and maps. SS 2015, on the oth
statistical and other permanent staff, and hired census staff. The RCPS was in charge of all aspects of the census in the region, including da
CP forms and maps in DPC 2015.

e province, including data processing and evaluation.
umeration in the cities/municipalities under his/her jurisdiction. He/She supervised all the hired CASs assigned in his/her areas. The
city/municipality. However, in big cities or municipalities, two or more hired CASs were assigned.
Questionnaires (SAQs) and/or Electronic Questionnaires (E-QNs) were provided to households living in special areas, such as high-rise
opulation. Also asked were selected housing characteristics. For institutional population, selected demographic and socioeconomic charac
uded in the total population of the country.
d concepts and adherence to national and international standards in population censuses aimed at ensuring the comparability of cen
nd each part was called an enumeration area (EA).
a rule, a person’s usual place of residence is the place where he/she sleeps most of the time. Hence, it may be the same as or differen
vered by a roof, and usually enclosed within external walls or with common dividing walls with adjacent buildings, which usually e
quarters at the time of the census.
ructures or parts of structures which were not intended for habitation, such as commercial, industrial, and agricultural buildings, o
f habitation. The building may have more than one housing unit but from its physical layout, the different housing units may not be disc
or permanent partitions, and

ng, that is, the occupants can come in to the portion of the building without passing through anybody else’s premises from the street, pa
ndominiums, tenement houses, townhouses, and others,
but used for purposes other than residential,
ries, mental hospitals, and others,

s, and others,
container vans, tents, and railroad cars.
y large groups of individuals (10 or more). Such quarter usually has certain common facilities such as kitchen and dining room, toilet and ba
e represented in one household while, still in others, even more distant relatives are considered as members of the household.
d consumption of food and did not usually go home to their family at least once a week.
housing unit with. This person was listed as a separate household.
usually resides. This may be the same or different from the place where he/she is found at the time of the census. It is the place where he/s
institutions, or they live in ILQs and are usually subject to a common authority or management, or are bound by either a common public obj
embership, institutional population, and in identifying persons to be included in the enumeration or excluded from it. Further, this prevented
s and were expected to be back within five years from the date of their last departure,
ily away at the time of the census for any of the following reasons:
expected to be back within six months from the date of their departure,
k within a year from the date of their departure,
least once a week,
meration, except when they were confined as patients in mental hospitals, leprosaria/leper colonies or drug rehabilitation centers, reg
than six months at the time of enumeration, except when their sentence or detention was expected to exceed six months,
their departure,
ually return/go to their respective homes weekly,
for at least a year from their arrival, except members of diplomatic missions and non-Filipino members of international organizations,
ected to reside in the Philippines for at least a year from their arrival, and
were not certain to be enumerated elsewhere.
onsidered as members of regular households,
egardless of the length of their confinement,
ls, and others, who occupied and regularly used as their place of abode a living quarter in the institution that they managed, and
eir place of abode a living quarter in the church or seminary.
on vacation, business/pleasure trip or studying/ training abroad and were expected to be back within a year from the date of their de
ugust 2015 but were expected to be back within five years from the date of their departure,
and their families, assigned abroad, and
tors who had stayed or were expected to stay for at least a year from the date of their arrival in the country.
cellery or consulate,
were subject to reassignment to other countries after their tour of duty in the Philippines, and members of their families. Examples
students or who were employed or had business in the Philippines, but who had stayed or were expected to stay in the country for less
y, who visited the Philippines and who had stayed or were expected to stay in the country for less than a year from their arrival,
who had been away or were expected to be away from the Philippines for more than one year from their departure.
ate records, documents, transactions, and others, in the country. For the POPCEN 2015, the person’s marital status was as of the
er spouse at the time of visit or temporarily living apart because his/her spouse is employed elsewhere (as in the case of a person whose sp
h mutual consent. This is also applicable to a person whose marriage with another person has been annulled or dissolved and can,
and and wife without the benefit of a legal marriage.
being concealed by the respondent/person himself/herself.
lect. A person who could not read and write a simple message, such as “I CAN READ” was considered illiterate. Moreover, a p
mentary, high school, post secondary school, college, and post baccalaureate levels of schooling. It also included preschool education and g
n undergraduate degree is required). Master’s and doctoral degree students and graduates both fell under this category. Also included
resently at home on vacation during the census but had an existing overseas employment to return to. Undocumented overseas workers,
erson’s principal means of earning a living during the past 12 months, such as being a rice farmer, primary school teacher, police inspecto
ousekeeper in own home, student, pensioner, retired or person with disability or dependent.
d/or disseminated in various fora. Licensed microdata files will also be made available to data users.
HUC volumes)
Urban Population (in national volume)
s (in national volume) Report on Housing Characteristics (in regional volumes) Population Counts by Legislative District (in national volume
nducted in 1995 and 2007. POPCEN 2015 was the 14 th census of population in the country since the first census in 1903.
ngays in the country, for use as bases in their social and economic development plans, policies, and programs.
ent Benigno S. Aquino III under Presidential Proclamation No. 1269 dated 13 May 2016. Report No. 1 also presents the household pop
estionnaire).
accounts”. Specifically, Section 6(b) of this Act mandates PSA “to prepare and conduct periodic censuses on population, housing,
al plans, directives, and orders of the PSA Board through PSA, relative to this proclamation.
Development Authority (NEDA) as Chairperson. PSA Board Resolution No. 07, Series of 2014 - Designating the PSA Board as the NCCB
nating Boards for the POPCEN 2015.
on No. 09, Series of 2014, the PSA Regional Director (RD) acted as the Executive Officer of the Regional Census Coordinating Boa
ble for the overall guidance of the conduct of the census. The NS was assisted by the Deputy National Statistician (DNS) of the C
PHCD), which was responsible for the planning, implementation, and technical supervision of the census operations. The ANS of the CTCO
maps. SS 2015, on the other hand, took charge of the scanning/interpretation and archiving of the forms and maps. Selected DPC 2015 had
in the region, including data processing and evaluation.

ned in his/her areas. The number of hired CASs supervised by a Head CAS depended on the number of PO statisticians/staff available and
eas, such as high-rise buildings/condominiums, exclusive subdivisions/villages and townhouses, and institutional living quarters (ILQ
nd socioeconomic characteristics were likewise gathered.
g the comparability of census results across different census years and census data of other countries. The POPCEN 2015 ENs were instr
be the same as or different from the place where he/she was found at the time of the census.
buildings, which usually extend from the foundation to the roof.
agricultural buildings, or natural and man-made shelters such as boats, abandoned trucks, culverts, and others, but which were
sing units may not be discernible.
mises from the street, pathway, alley, road, yard, catwalk, public or communal staircase, passage, gallery, ground or through a common
dining room, toilet and bath, and lounging area, which are shared by the occupants.
ers of the household.
It is the place where he/she usually sleeps.
ther a common public objective or a common personal interest.
t. Further, this prevented omission or duplication in the enumeration of persons and households during the census-taking. The followin
rehabilitation centers, regardless of the duration of their confinement,
onal organizations,
managed, and
r from the date of their departure,
their families. Examples of these international organizations are United Nations, International Labor Organization, Asian Development
tay in the country for less than a year from their arrival,
their arrival,
rital status was as of the date of the visit.
ase of a person whose spouse is an overseas worker or one who works with the Armed Forces and residing somewhere else).
ed or dissolved and can, therefore, remarry.
illiterate. Moreover, a person was still considered illiterate if he/she was capable of reading and writing only his/her own name o
preschool education and grade levels in K-12 Program.
category. Also included here were students in law or medical school, as well as students who were still working on their master
ented overseas workers, or “TNT” ( Tago Nang Tago), were considered overseas workers for as long as they were still considered me
teacher, police inspector, accounting clerk, medical doctor, building architect or lawyer.
District (in national volume) Census Facts and Figures (in national volume)
he first census in 1903.
nd programs.
o presents the household population size, number of households, and average household size (AHS) by city/municipality.
nsuses on population, housing, agriculture, fisheries, business, industry, and other sectors of the economy”.
ng the PSA Board as the NCCB for the POPCEN 2015, and Approving its Terms of Reference (TOR) and Assistance to be Rendered
egional Census Coordinating Board (RCCB), with the NEDA RD as Chairperson. In the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), t
ational Statistician (DNS) of the Census and Technical Coordination Office (CTCO). Specific instructions and orders were delegated to the f
perations. The ANS of the CTCO-Information Technology and Dissemination Service (ITDS), on the other hand, supervised the Systems D
d maps. Selected DPC 2015 had their own SS 2015.

O statisticians/staff available and the number of hired CASs in PO.
institutional living quarters (ILQs) where personal interview was not possible. A complete listing of buildings which contain living
e POPCEN 2015 ENs were instructed to adhere strictly to these operational definitions.
s, and others, but which were used as living quarters by households, were also considered as housing units.
ry, ground or through a common hall.

he census-taking. The following guidelines were used in determining the household membership and institutional population:
ganization, Asian Development Bank, Food and Agriculture Organization, World Health Organization or the United States Agency for Inte
g somewhere else).
riting only his/her own name or numbers. Similarly, a person was illiterate if he/she could read but not write, vice versa. A person wh
e still working on their master’s degree, taking doctoral studies, and those who had already completed their master’s or doctoral degree.
as they were still considered members of the household and that they had been away for less than five years. However, immigrants were e
) by city/municipality.
d Assistance to be Rendered to the PSA also enjoined all agencies and instrumentalities of the national government, particularly
n in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), the RD coordinated with the ARMM regional government regarding the conduct of the POPCEN 2015, inclu
d orders were delegated to the field supervisors through a chain of command.
hand, supervised the Systems Development Division (SDD), the unit responsible for the development of the entire machine processing syst
buildings which contain living quarters, including the vacant ones, as well as housing units and ILQs was also done.
institutional population:
he United States Agency for International Development,
ot write, vice versa. A person who knew how to read and write but at the time of the census could no longer read and/or write due to a
heir master’s or doctoral degree.
rs. However, immigrants were excluded from the census.

tional government, particularly the member-agencies of the NCCB to provide assistance to PSA in connection with POPCEN 2015.
duct of the POPCEN 2015, including the organization and convening of the R/P/C/MCCBs, with TORs and membership in accordance wit
e entire machine processing system of the census in the Field Offices (FOs) and Central Office (CO); as well as the Systems Operations an
s was also done.
er read and/or write due to a physical defect or illness was still considered literate.
nnection with POPCEN 2015.
membership in accordance with PSA Board Resolution No. 09, whenever appropriate and practicable. In the case of the National Capital
ll as the Systems Operations and Infrastructure Division (SOID), which spearheaded all census mapping activities. The ANS of the Fin
the case of the National Capital Region (NCR) where there is no NEDA regional office, an official of the Department of the Interior and Loca
activities. The ANS of the Finance and Administrative Service (FAS), under the Civil Registration and Central Support Office (CRCSO
partment of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) was designated as chairperson of the RCCB.
Central Support Office (CRCSO), meanwhile, was responsible for transferring funds to FOs and the procurement and other logistics
ocurement and other logistics requirements at the national level. Both ITDS and FAS closely coordinated with NCS on all POPCEN 201
ed with NCS on all POPCEN 2015 concerns to ensure the smooth flow of operation. The POPCEN 2015 Census Project Staff (CPS 2015) w
ensus Project Staff (CPS 2015) which was created at NCS, served as the monitoring hub and communications and action center for
ications and action center for the nationwide undertaking. All communications to and from CO and FOs were sent to CPS 2015.
were sent to CPS 2015.
RIZAL AT A GLANCE
POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS: 2015
Total Population 2,884,227
Male 1,444,063
Female 1,440,164
Total Population by Specific Age Group
Under 1 59,716
1– 4 242,563
5– 9 298,099
10 – 14 288,478
15 – 64 1,892,851
65 and over 102,520
18 and over (Voting-Age) 1,822,695
60 and over (Senior Citizens) 178,911
Annual Population Growth Rate (2010 to 2015) 2.88
Population Density (persons per square kilometer) 2,439
Sex Ratio 100
Median Age (years) 24.8
Dependency Ratio 52
Household Population 2,877,509
Male 1,438,953
Female 1,438,556
Number of Households 652,605
Average Household Size 4.4
Literacy Rate 99.7
RIZAL
Highlights on Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics
Total population of Rizal increased at the rate
of 2.88 percent annually
Based on the 2015 Census of Population (POPCEN), the province of Rizal posted a total population of 2,884,227 persons as
If the average annual PGR recorded at 2.88 percent during the period 2010 to 2015 continues, the total populati
TABLE 1 Total Population by Census Year
Rizal, 1960 to 2015
1960 174.0
1980 555.5
1995 1,312.5
2010 2,484.8
Source: PSA, 2015 Census of Population
Census Year
Total Population (in thousands)
1970 307.2
1990 977.4
2000 1,707.2
2015 2,884.2
FIGURE 2 Top Ten Most Populous City/Municipalities
Rizal, 2015
Municipality of Angono was the most

populous are
Pililia
Baras City of Antipolo
Tanay San Mateo Binangonan
Taytay Cainta
Rodriguez (Montalban)
Angono
64,812
69,300
###
###
252,527
282,474
319,104
322,128
###
0 250,000 500,000 750,000
Total Population
776,386
Among the lone city and 13 municipalities
comprising the province of Rizal, the municipality of Angono, was the most populous with a population size making
26.9 percent of the total provincial population. The municipality of Rodriguez (Montalban) came in second
12.8 percent share, followed by the municipalities of Cainta with 11.2 percent, Taytay with 11.1 percent, Binangonan with
9.8 percent, and San Mateo with 8.8 percent. The rest of the city/municipalities contributed less than 5.0 percent each.
The least populated area was the municipality of Jala-Jala with 1.1 percent share of the total population of th
area in 2010.
Sex ratio was posted at 100 males per 100 females
Males accounted for 50.1 percent of the total population of Rizal in 2015, while females comprised
the remaining 49.9 percent. These figures resulted in a sex ratio of 100 males for every 100 females. The same sex ratio record
cteristics
pulation of 2,884,227 persons as of 1 August 2015. This is 399,387 persons more than its total population of 2,484,840 persons in
15 continues, the total population of Rizal would double in approximately 24 years.
ous with a population size making up
ntalban) came in second with
ith 11.1 percent, Binangonan with
buted less than 5.0 percent each.
of the total population of the province. It was also the least populated
emales. The same sex ratio recorded in 2010.

lation of 2,484,840 persons in 2010. The increase in the total population count from 2010 to 2015 translated into an average
5 translated into an average annual population growth rate (PGR) of 2.88 percent. This is lower than the 3.82 percent annual PG
han the 3.82 percent annual PGR of the province between the census years 2000 and 2010.
Median age was 24.8 years
In 2015, the median age of the total population of Rizal was 24.8 years, which meant that half of the total population of the p
FIGURE 2 Age-Sex Pyramid of the Total Population

Rizal, 2015
80 and over
75 - 79
70 - 74
Male Female
younger than 24.8 years. This is higher than

A 65 - 69
the median age of 24.2 years that was

recorded in 2010.
g
60 - 64
55 - 59
e
50 - 54
45 - 49
Moreover, 30.8 percent of the total population
was under 15 years old. Children aged 0 to 4 years (10.5 percent) comprised the largest age group, followed by those in the
G
40 - 44
35 - 39
r
30 - 34
o 25 - 29
u
20 - 24
15 - 19
p
10 - 14
5- 9
0- 4
6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2
3 4 5 6
years. On the other hand, there were more
females than males in the age groups 20 to
34 years and in the older age groups (50 years and over).
Percent to Total Population
More than three fifths of the total population was of voting age
The voting-age population or persons 18 years old and over accounted for 63.2 percent (1.82 million
persons) of the total population of the province in 2015, up from 61.7 percent in 2010. There were more females (50.6 percent
Dependency ratio was posted at 52 dependents per 100 persons in the working age group
Of the total population, 65.6 percent belonged to the working age population (15 to 64 years).
Children below 15 years of age comprised 30.8 percent, while older persons (65 years and over)
accounted for 3.6 percent.
The overall dependency ratio was 52, which indicated that for every 100 working-age population,
there were about 52 dependents (47 young dependents and five old dependents). This ratio is lower than the dependency ratio
There were more males than females among the never-married persons
Of the 2.28 million total population aged 10 years and over, 44.1 percent was never-married while
37.4 percent was married. The rest of the total population was categorized as follows: in common-law/ live- in marital arrangem
Among the never-married persons, 52.8 percent was male, while 47.2 percent
In contrast, females outnumbered males in the rest of the categories for marital status.
was female.
More females had attained higher levels of education
Of the 2.58 million total population aged five years and over, 25.4 percent had attended or completed
elementary education, 40.7 percent had reached or finished high school, 14.1 percent was college undergraduate, and 13.3 p
Highlights
Among those with a baccalaureate/college degree, the females (55.4 percent) outnumbered the
males (44.6 percent). Similarly, more females (54.6 percent) than males (45.4 percent) had pursued post baccalaureate course
Roman Catholics accounted for 87.1 percent of the total population of Rizal
Majority (87.1 percent or 2.51 million persons) of the total population of the province in 2015 reported
Roman Catholic as their religious affiliation. The corresponding figure in 2010 was
88.3 percent.
The next largest religious affiliation in the province was the Iglesia ni Cristo, comprising 4.5 percent of
the total population. It was followed by those who were affiliated with the Evangelicals (Philippine Council of Evangelic
Household population comprised 99.8 percent of the total population
In 2015, the household population of Rizal reached 2.88 million persons, representing 99.8 percent of
the total population of the province. The remaining 0.2 percent (6,718 persons) was comprised of the institutional population
Average household size was 4.4 persons
The number of households in 2015 was recorded at 652,605, higher by 97,031 households compared
with the 555,574 households posted in 2010. The average household size (AHS) in 2015 was 4.4 persons, low
TABLE 2 Household Population, Number of Households, and Average Household Size
Rizal, 2015 and 2010
Census Year Household Population Number of Households Average Household Size
2015 2,877,509 652,605 4.4
2010 2,480,966 555,574 4.5
Seven in every 10 persons aged 5 to 24 years
attended school
Of the 1.15 m illion hous ehold population aged 5 to 24 years , 70.7 percent was attending school in School Year (S
By sex, the school attendance rate in 2015 was slightly higher among males (70.9 percent) than among females (70.
TABLE 3 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old
Who Were Attending School by Sex Rizal, 2015 and 2010
2015
a
Both sexes 70.7
Female 70.5
Male 66.8
a
School Year 2015-2016
b
School Year 2009-2010. Based on 20-percent sample.
Census
Attending
Year
Sex School
(Percent)
Male
2010 b
Both sexes
66.2 70.9
Female
65.7 percent
Literacy rate was recorded at 99.7
The province of Rizal posted a literacy rate of
99.7 percent among the 2.28 million household population aged 10 years and over. This is higher than the 98.3 pe
In 2015, males and females had equal literacy rate of 99.7 perc ent eac h. The s am e trend was observed in 2
TABLE 4 Literacy Rate of the Household
Population 10 Years Old and Over by Sex Rizal, 2015 and 2010
2015
Both sexes 99.7
Female 99.7
Male 98.3
a
Based on 20-percent sample
Census
Literacy
Year
Sex Rate
(Percent)
Male
2010 a Both sexes
98.3 99.7
Female
98.3
Almost three in every five persons aged 15 years and over were engaged in a gainful activity
In 2015, the province had 1.99 million household population aged 15 years and over. Of this
total, approximately three in every five persons (58.8 percent) were engaged in a gainful activity during the 12 months precedin
By major occupation group, service and sales workers comprised the largest group
(19.6 percent of all persons with a gainful activity) workers engaged in elementary occupations came in next (17.4 percen
Nearly three in every 10 overseas workers were aged 45 years and over
Of the 1.99 million household population 15 years old and over, 65,800 persons or 3.3 percent were
overseas workers. Male overseas workers outnumbered their female counterparts as they comprised
59.7 percent of all the overseas workers from this province. Overseas workers aged 45 years and over made up the largest
STATISTICAL TABLES
of the total population of the province was
group, followed by those in the age groups 5 to 9 years (10.3 percent) and 10 to 14 years (10.0 percent). Males outnumbered females in
were more females (50.6 percent) than males (49.4 percent) among the voting-age population.
lower than the dependency ratio in 2010, which was recorded at 55 dependents per 100 working-age population (50 young dependents an
on-law/ live- in marital arrangement (12.7 percent), widowed (3.9 percent), and divorced/separated (1.9 percent).
lege undergraduate, and 13.3 percent was baccalaureate/college graduate.
sued post baccalaureate courses.
(Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (0.5 percent).
of the institutional population or those residing in collective or institutional living quarters such as hotels/lodging houses, hos
in 2015 was 4.4 persons, lower than the AHS of 4.5 persons in 2010.
ize
4.5
ding school in School Year (SY) 2015-2016. In 2010, the rate of school attendance in SY 2009-2010 was lower at 66.2 percent.
ent) than among females (70.5 percent). The same trend was observed in 2010.
This is higher than the 98.3 percent literacy rate that was recorded in 2010. In the 2010 Census of Population and Housing and P
s am e trend was observed in 2010.
y during the 12 months preceding the census. Males with a gainful activity during the last 12-month reference period comprised 63.0 percen
ations came in next (17.4 percent), followed by craft and related trades workers (16.6 percent) and plant and machine operators and assem
s and over made up the largest age group, comprising 28.7 percent of the total overseas workers, followed by those in the age groups 35 to
BLES
s outnumbered females in the age groups 0 to 19 years and 35 to 49
50 young dependents and five old dependents).
otels/lodging houses, hospitals, welfare institutions, prisons, seminaries/convents, and military camps.
r at 66.2 percent.
n and Housing and POPCEN 2015, a person was considered literate if he/she was able to read and write a simple messag
d comprised 63.0 percent, while females accounted for the remaining 37.0 percent.
ine operators and assemblers (12.2 percent).
se in the age groups 35 to 39 years (18.3 percent), 30 to 34 years (17.5 percent), and 40 to 44 years (15.0 percent).
read and write a simple message in any language or dialect.
TABLE 1 Population Enumerated in Various Censuses by City/Municipality: 1960 - 2015
Censal Year
City/Municipality 1960 1970 1975 1980
February 15 May 6 May 1 May 1
RIZAL 173,958 307,238 414,192 555,533
Angono 7,093 12,127 17,574 26,571

City of Antipolo (Capital) 21,598 26,508 40,944 68,912
Baras 4,454 7,166 9,722 11,196
Binangonan 31,274 52,296 63,215 80,980
Cainta 6,803 20,714 36,971 59,025
Cardona 12,476 16,880 21,266 24,503
Jala-Jala 5,223 8,115 9,276 11,945
Rodriguez (Montalban) 9,648 20,882 31,176 41,859
Morong 13,694 18,970 21,058 24,858
Pililia 9,021 15,052 18,985 23,222
San Mateo 12,044 29,183 38,955 51,910
Tanay 13,955 23,247 33,382 40,443
Taytay 21,747 46,717 58,274 75,328
Teresa 4,928 9,381 13,394 14,781
1990
May 1
977,448
46,014
205,096
16,880
127,561
126,839
32,962
16,318
67,074
32,165
32,771
82,310
58,410
112,403
20,645
Continued
Table 1--Concluded
Censal Year
City/Municipality 1995 2000 2010

September 1 May 1 May 1
RIZAL 1,312,489 1,707,218 2,484,840
Angono 59,444 74,668 102,407

City of Antipolo (Capital) 345,512 470,866 677,741
Baras 20,060 24,514 32,609
Binangonan 140,700 187,691 249,872
Cainta 201,550 242,511 311,845
Cardona 35,501 39,003 47,414
Jala-Jala 19,873 23,280 30,074
Rodriguez (Montalban) 79,668 115,167 280,904
Morong 36,048 42,489 52,194
Pililia 37,081 45,275 59,527
San Mateo 99,217 135,603 205,255
Tanay 69,181 78,223 98,879
Taytay 144,748 198,183 288,956
Teresa 23,906 29,745 47,163
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Various Census Reports
2015
August
1
2,884,227
113,283
776,386
69,300
282,474
322,128
49,034
32,254
369,222
58,118
64,812
252,527
117,830
319,104
57,755
TABLE 2 Total Population by Single-Year Age and Sex: 2015
Single-Year Age Both Sexes Male
RIZAL
All ages 2,884,227 1,444,063
Under 1 59,716 30,451

1 58,833 29,921
2 61,031 31,418
3 61,748 31,795
4 60,951 31,326
5 61,936 31,708
6 59,711 30,676
7 62,076 31,781
8 57,759 29,707
9 56,617 29,040
10 58,440 30,494
11 56,232 28,783
12 57,514 29,097
13 58,111 29,189
14 58,181 29,771
15 60,744 31,544
16 54,144 27,378
17 57,788 29,336
18 58,660 29,351
19 55,794 27,871
20 57,203 28,568
21 53,902 27,261
22 55,378 27,618
23 54,250 27,077
24 54,160 26,921
25 55,407 27,623
26 48,532 24,177
27 49,491 24,641
28 49,327 24,454
29 46,407 23,213
30 48,981 24,581
31 43,060 21,421
32 46,778 23,317
33 44,412 22,130
34 45,554 22,706
35 49,888 25,526
36 43,351 21,794
37 40,981 20,565
38 41,381 20,809
39 39,631 19,822
40 41,840 21,164
41 33,453 16,947
42 36,638 18,542
43 34,649 17,545
44 32,181 16,337
Female
1,440,164
29,265
28,912
29,613
29,953
29,625
30,228
29,035
30,295
28,052
27,577
27,946
27,449
28,417
28,922
28,410
29,200
26,766
28,452
29,309
27,923
28,635
26,641
27,760
27,173
27,239
27,784
24,355
24,850
24,873
23,194
24,400
21,639
23,461
22,282
22,848
24,362
21,557
20,416
20,572
19,809
20,676
16,506
18,096
17,104
15,844
Table 2--Concluded
45 38,097 19,434
46 31,732 15,938
47 29,906 15,002
48 28,416 14,041
49 28,442 14,026
50 29,579 14,612
51 25,022 12,347
52 25,536 12,672
53 22,985 11,394
54 22,300 10,950
55 23,945 11,794
56 20,391 9,960
57 19,025 9,218
58 18,863 9,114
59 18,256 8,815
60 18,874 9,069
61 15,368 7,248
62 15,876 7,493
63 13,823 6,556
64 12,450 5,802
65 13,587 6,419
66 9,458 4,383
67 9,066 4,141
68 8,519 3,818
69 7,266 3,247
70 6,273 2,728
71 5,025 2,212
72 5,216 2,192
73 4,852 2,038
74 4,279 1,762
75 4,441 1,770
76 3,382 1,338
77 3,068 1,146
78 2,951 1,094
79 2,400 886
80 years and over 12,737 4,008
Female
18,663
15,794
14,904
14,375
14,416
14,967
12,675
12,864
11,591
11,350
12,151
10,431
9,807
9,749
9,441
9,805
8,120
8,383
7,267
6,648
7,168
5,075
4,925
4,701
4,019
3,545
2,813
3,024
2,814
2,517
2,671
2,044
1,922
1,857
1,514
8,729
TABLE 3 Household Population by Single-Year Age and Sex: 2015
RIZAL
All ages 2,877,509 1,438,953
Under 1 59,703 30,441

1 58,811 29,912
2 61,012 31,409
3 61,732 31,787
4 60,935 31,318
5 61,921 31,701
6 59,696 30,667
7 62,046 31,762
8 57,740 29,697
9 56,593 29,026
10 58,411 30,478
11 56,194 28,769
12 57,470 29,072
13 58,057 29,160
14 58,135 29,741
15 60,664 31,495
16 53,989 27,265
17 57,530 29,146
18 58,390 29,175
19 55,534 27,694
20 56,981 28,406
21 53,702 27,094
22 55,149 27,443
23 54,046 26,916
24 53,964 26,759
25 55,177 27,432
26 48,354 24,025
27 49,322 24,500
28 49,136 24,295
29 46,237 23,059
30 48,799 24,419
31 42,921 21,293
32 46,617 23,178
33 44,275 22,012
34 45,386 22,560
35 49,722 25,383
36 43,221 21,676
37 40,859 20,462
38 41,248 20,700
39 39,523 19,723
40 41,710 21,061
41 33,330 16,836
42 36,524 18,447
43 34,543 17,454
44 32,100 16,270
Female
1,438,556
29,262
28,899
29,603
29,945
29,617
30,220
29,029
30,284
28,043
27,567
27,933
27,425
28,398
28,897
28,394
29,169
26,724
28,384
29,215
27,840
28,575
26,608
27,706
27,130
27,205
27,745
24,329
24,822
24,841
23,178
24,380
21,628
23,439
22,263
22,826
24,339
21,545
20,397
20,548
19,800
20,649
16,494
18,077
17,089
15,830
Table 3--Concluded
45 37,986 19,347
46 31,657 15,872
47 29,841 14,949
48 28,333 13,975
49 28,374 13,973
50 29,502 14,562
51 24,972 12,310
52 25,474 12,626
53 22,938 11,354
54 22,268 10,928
55 23,902 11,762
56 20,362 9,939
57 18,990 9,196
58 18,842 9,099
59 18,237 8,804
60 18,835 9,041
61 15,350 7,235
62 15,858 7,485
63 13,796 6,538
64 12,426 5,789
65 13,562 6,408
66 9,435 4,371
67 9,047 4,131
68 8,501 3,809
69 7,246 3,242
70 6,261 2,723
71 5,010 2,207
72 5,196 2,186
73 4,835 2,031
74 4,267 1,759
75 4,413 1,756
76 3,367 1,333
77 3,061 1,145
78 2,935 1,087
79 2,389 884
Female
18,639
15,785
14,892
14,358
14,401
14,940
12,662
12,848
11,584
11,340
12,140
10,423
9,794
9,743
9,433
9,794
8,115
8,373
7,258
6,637
7,154
5,064
4,916
4,692
4,004
3,538
2,803
3,010
2,804
2,508
2,657
2,034
1,916
1,848
1,505
8,653
TABLE 4 Total Population by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
Age Group and City/Municipality Both Sexes Male
RIZAL
All ages 2,884,227 1,444,063
Under 1 59,716 30,451

1 -4 242,563 124,460
5 -9 298,099 152,912
10 -14 288,478 147,334
15 -19 287,130 145,480
20 -24 274,893 137,445
25 -29 249,164 124,108
30 -34 228,785 114,155
35 -39 215,232 108,516
40 -44 178,761 90,535
45 -49 156,593 78,441
50 -54 125,422 61,975
55 -59 100,480 48,901
60 -64 76,391 36,168
65 -69 47,896 22,008
70 -74 25,645 10,932
75 -79 16,242 6,234
0 - 4 years 302,279 154,911
0 - 14 years 888,856 455,157
15 - 64 years 1,892,851 945,724
18 years and over 1,822,695 900,648
60 years and over 178,911 79,350
65 years and over 102,520 43,182
ANGONO
All ages 113,283 56,286
Under 1 2,223 1,150

1 -4 8,872 4,559
5 -9 11,088 5,669
10 -14 11,071 5,624
15 -19 11,306 5,785
20 -24 10,787 5,316
25 -29 9,655 4,838
30 -34 9,040 4,499
35 -39 8,143 4,076
40 -44 6,984 3,455
45 -49 6,359 3,160
50 -54 5,350 2,571
55 -59 4,429 2,122
60 -64 3,365 1,569
65 -69 2,041 935
70 -74 1,201 502
75 -79 748 257
80 years and over 621 199
0 - 4 years 11,095 5,709
0 - 14 years 33,254 17,002
15 - 64 years 75,418 37,391
18 years and over 73,328 35,859
Female
1,440,164
29,265
118,103
145,187
141,144
141,650
137,448
125,056
114,630
106,716
88,226
78,152
63,447
51,579
40,223
25,888
14,713
10,008
8,729
147,368
433,699
947,127
922,047
99,561
59,338
56,997
1,073
4,313
5,419
5,447
5,521
5,471
4,817
4,541
4,067
3,529
3,199
2,779
2,307
1,796
1,106
699
491
422
5,386
16,252
38,027
37,469
4,514
2,718
Table 4--Continued
CITY OF ANTIPOLO (CAPITAL)
All ages 776,386 388,207
Under 1 16,583 8,487

1 -4 66,188 33,931
5 -9 81,933 41,959
10 -14 79,218 40,307
15 -19 79,349 40,079
20 -24 76,465 37,949
25 -29 68,386 34,100
30 -34 60,632 30,188
35 -39 56,566 28,506
40 -44 47,034 23,706
45 -49 41,274 20,563
50 -54 32,995 16,231
55 -59 25,578 12,513
60 -64 19,246 9,157
65 -69 11,916 5,491
70 -74 6,135 2,620
75 -79 3,943 1,531
80 years and over 2,945 889
0 - 4 years 82,771 42,418
0 - 14 years 243,922 124,684
15 - 64 years 507,525 252,992
18 years and over 484,592 239,140
60 years and over 44,185 19,688
65 years and over 24,939 10,531
BARAS
All ages 69,300 35,442
Under 1 1,594 787

1 -4 6,726 3,440
5 -9 7,990 4,112
10 -14 7,784 4,017
15 -19 6,569 3,438
20 -24 5,733 2,964
25 -29 5,374 2,679
30 -34 5,344 2,666
35 -39 5,252 2,700
40 -44 4,324 2,305
45 -49 3,753 1,902
50 -54 2,831 1,482
55 -59 2,277 1,189
60 -64 1,636 799
65 -69 979 507
70 -74 546 244
75 -79 335 134
0 - 4 years 8,320 4,227
0 - 14 years 24,094 12,356
15 - 64 years 43,093 22,124
18 years and over 41,110 20,964
Female
388,179
8,096
32,257
39,974
38,911
39,270
38,516
34,286
30,444
28,060
23,328
20,711
16,764
13,065
10,089
6,425
3,515
2,412
2,056
40,353
119,238
254,533
245,452
24,497
14,408
33,858
807
3,286
3,878
3,767
3,131
2,769
2,695
2,678
2,552
2,019
1,851
1,349
1,088
837
472
302
201
176
4,093
11,738
20,969
20,146
1,988
1,151
Table 4--Continued
BINANGONAN
All ages 282,474 142,715
Under 1 5,043 2,603

1 -4 22,533 11,831
5 -9 27,912 14,476
10 -14 27,150 13,988
15 -19 27,284 14,098
20 -24 26,378 13,287
25 -29 25,305 12,679
30 -34 23,122 11,686
35 -39 21,690 10,994
40 -44 17,721 9,082
45 -49 16,063 8,087
50 -54 13,002 6,450
55 -59 10,564 5,161
60 -64 7,904 3,705
65 -69 5,072 2,300
70 -74 2,826 1,229
75 -79 1,700 686
0 - 4 years 27,576 14,434
0 - 14 years 82,638 42,898
15 - 64 years 189,033 95,229
18 years and over 183,385 91,243
CAINTA
All ages 322,128 157,983
Under 1 5,913 3,046

1 -4 23,731 12,120
5 -9 29,066 14,721
10 -14 27,855 14,189
15 -19 30,136 14,890
20 -24 32,365 15,784
25 -29 31,448 15,431
30 -34 28,400 13,944
35 -39 25,057 12,492
40 -44 20,653 10,148
45 -49 17,384 8,523
50 -54 14,651 6,866
55 -59 12,520 5,846
60 -64 10,079 4,622
65 -69 5,957 2,738
70 -74 3,157 1,316
75 -79 2,041 769
0 - 4 years 29,644 15,166
0 - 14 years 86,565 44,076
15 - 64 years 222,693 108,546
18 years and over 218,014 105,109
Female
139,759
2,440
10,702
13,436
13,162
13,186
13,091
12,626
11,436
10,696
8,639
7,976
6,552
5,403
4,199
2,772
1,597
1,014
832
13,142
39,740
93,804
92,142
10,414
6,215
164,145
2,867
11,611
14,345
13,666
15,246
16,581
16,017
14,456
12,565
10,505
8,861
7,785
6,674
5,457
3,219
1,841
1,272
1,177
14,478
42,489
114,147
112,905
12,966
7,509
Table 4--Continued
CARDONA
All ages 49,034 24,953
Under 1 994 501

1 -4 4,227 2,160
5 -9 4,981 2,536
10 -14 4,713 2,458
15 -19 4,651 2,473
20 -24 4,557 2,375
25 -29 4,064 2,087
30 -34 3,705 1,913
35 -39 3,328 1,751
40 -44 2,773 1,422
45 -49 2,792 1,418
50 -54 2,333 1,129
55 -59 2,032 1,004
60 -64 1,557 762
65 -69 1,084 501
70 -74 566 241
75 -79 359 133
0 - 4 years 5,221 2,661
0 - 14 years 14,915 7,655
15 - 64 years 31,792 16,334
18 years and over 31,278 15,783
JALA-JALA
All ages 32,254 16,410 15,844
Under 1 671 364 307
1 -4 2,870 1,441 1,429
5 -9 3,468 1,783 1,685
10 -14 3,371 1,712 1,659
15 -19 3,077 1,613 1,464
20 -24 2,915 1,545 1,370
25 -29 2,474 1,242 1,232
30 -34 2,292 1,185 1,107
35 -39 2,367 1,182 1,185
40 -44 1,896 977 919
45 -49 1,793 886 907
50 -54 1,499 775 724
55 -59 1,243 630 613
60 -64 950 478 472
65 -69 567 278 289
70 -74 373 164 209
75 -79 233 82 151
80 years and over 195 73 122
0 - 4 years 3,541 1,805 1,736
0 - 14 years 10,380 5,300 5,080
15 - 64 years 20,506 10,513 9,993
18 years and over 19,960 10,120 9,840
60 years and over 2,318 1,075 1,243
65 years and over 1,368 597 771
Female
24,081
493
2,067
2,445
2,255
2,178
2,182
1,977
1,792
1,577
1,351
1,374
1,204
1,028
795
583
325
226
229
2,560
7,260
15,458
15,495
2,158
1,363
15,844
307
1,429
1,685
1,659
1,464
1,370
1,232
1,107
1,185
919
907
724
613
472
289
209
151
122
1,736
5,080
9,993
9,840
1,243
771
Table 4--Continued
RODRIGUEZ (MONTALBAN)
All ages 369,222
185,892
Under 1 8,412 4,283
1 -4 33,759 17,362
5 -9 41,363 21,607
10 -14 40,537 20,863
15 -19 37,122 18,798
20 -24 32,421 16,248
25 -29 29,071 14,322
30 -34 28,997 14,206
35 -39 29,117 14,458
40 -44 23,795 12,274
45 -49 19,303 9,914
50 -54 14,518 7,386
55 -59 11,309 5,439
60 -64 8,478 4,044
65 -69 5,421 2,463
70 -74 2,696 1,173
75 -79 1,691 643
0 - 4 years 42,171 21,645
0 - 14 years 124,071 64,115
15 - 64 years 234,131 117,089
18 years and over 222,601 110,270
MORONG
All ages 58,118 29,329 28,789
Under 1 1,086 524 562
1 -4 4,658 2,428 2,230
5 -9 5,779 2,959 2,820
10 -14 5,500 2,796 2,704
15 -19 5,399 2,728 2,671
20 -24 5,475 2,865 2,610
25 -29 4,870 2,455 2,415
30 -34 4,519 2,313 2,206
35 -39 4,122 2,153 1,969
40 -44 3,255 1,622 1,633
45 -49 3,325 1,653 1,672
50 -54 2,814 1,480 1,334
55 -59 2,390 1,143 1,247
60 -64 1,848 904 944
65 -69 1,269 586 683
70 -74 831 349 482
75 -79 499 198 301
0 - 4 years 5,744 2,952 2,792
0 - 14 years 17,023 8,707 8,316
15 - 64 years 38,017 19,316 18,701
18 years and over 37,875 19,008 18,867
60 years and over 4,926 2,210 2,716
65 years and over 3,078 1,306 1,772
Female
183,330
4,129
16,397
19,756
19,674
18,324
16,173
14,749
14,791
14,659
11,521
9,389
7,132
5,870
4,434
2,958
1,523
1,048
803
20,526
59,956
117,042
112,331
10,766
6,332
28,789
562
2,230
2,820
2,704
2,671
2,610
2,415
2,206
1,969
1,633
1,672
1,334
1,247
944
683
482
301
306
2,792
8,316
18,701
18,867
2,716
1,772
Table 4--Continued
PILILLA
All ages 64,812 32,948
Under 1 1,331 707

1 -4 5,637 2,979
5 -9 7,045 3,609
10 -14 7,021 3,572
15 -19 6,577 3,408
20 -24 6,178 3,188
25 -29 5,006 2,544
30 -34 4,817 2,430
35 -39 4,557 2,295
40 -44 3,786 1,903
45 -49 3,451 1,803
50 -54 2,724 1,321
55 -59 2,299 1,138
60 -64 1,757 886
65 -69 1,101 508
70 -74 731 342
75 -79 417 168
0 - 4 years 6,968 3,686
0 - 14 years 21,034 10,867
15 - 64 years 41,152 20,916
18 years and over 39,761 19,973
SAN MATEO
All ages 252,527 125,395 127,132
Under 1 4,852 2,451 2,401
1 -4 20,550 10,386 10,164
5 -9 25,733 13,034 12,699
10 -14 24,888 12,515 12,373
15 -19 24,978 12,406 12,572
20 -24 23,750 11,795 11,955
25 -29 22,021 10,797 11,224
30 -34 19,839 9,993 9,846
35 -39 19,166 9,625 9,541
40 -44 15,718 7,987 7,731
45 -49 14,172 7,124 7,048
50 -54 11,181 5,469 5,712
55 -59 9,071 4,484 4,587
60 -64 7,044 3,306 3,738
65 -69 4,604 2,106 2,498
70 -74 2,284 967 1,317
75 -79 1,505 583 922
80 years and over 1,171 367 804
0 - 4 years 25,402 12,837 12,565
0 - 14 years 76,023 38,386 37,637
15 - 64 years 166,940 82,986 83,954
18 years and over 161,537 79,441 82,096
60 years and over 16,608 7,329 9,279
65 years and over 9,564 4,023 5,541
Female
31,864
624
2,658
3,436
3,449
3,169
2,990
2,462
2,387
2,262
1,883
1,648
1,403
1,161
871
593
389
249
230
3,282
10,167
20,236
19,788
2,332
1,461
127,132
2,401
10,164
12,699
12,373
12,572
11,955
11,224
9,846
9,541
7,731
7,048
5,712
4,587
3,738
2,498
1,317
922
804
12,565
37,637
83,954
82,096
9,279
5,541
Table 4--Continued
TANAY
All ages 117,830 59,797
Under 1 2,832 1,470

1 -4 10,997 5,632
5 -9 13,440 6,735
10 -14 12,741 6,523
15 -19 12,479 6,461
20 -24 11,275 5,745
25 -29 9,283 4,726
30 -34 8,343 4,316
35 -39 8,088 4,205
40 -44 6,373 3,300
45 -49 5,758 2,851
50 -54 4,794 2,470
55 -59 3,826 1,944
60 -64 3,093 1,467
65 -69 1,950 931
70 -74 1,148 482
75 -79 756 310
0 - 4 years 13,829 7,102
0 - 14 years 40,010 20,360
15 - 64 years 73,312 37,485
18 years and over 70,212 35,503
TAYTAY
All ages 319,104 159,413
Under 1 7,018 3,465

1 -4 26,950 13,676
5 -9 32,356 16,647
10 -14 30,803 15,768
15 -19 32,104 16,225
20 -24 31,293 15,658
25 -29 27,613 13,862
30 -34 25,339 12,590
35 -39 23,410 11,910
40 -44 20,551 10,320
45 -49 17,766 8,824
50 -54 14,113 6,976
55 -59 10,972 5,299
60 -64 8,114 3,820
65 -69 5,076 2,301
70 -74 2,610 1,067
75 -79 1,689 632
0 - 4 years 33,968 17,141
0 - 14 years 97,127 49,556
15 - 64 years 211,275 105,484
18 years and over 202,806 100,038
Female
58,033
1,362
5,365
6,705
6,218
6,018
5,530
4,557
4,027
3,883
3,073
2,907
2,324
1,882
1,626
1,019
666
446
425
6,727
19,650
35,827
34,709
4,182
2,556
159,691
3,553
13,274
15,709
15,035
15,879
15,635
13,751
12,749
11,500
10,231
8,942
7,137
5,673
4,294
2,775
1,543
1,057
954
16,827
47,571
105,791
102,768
10,623
6,329
Table 4--Concluded
TERESA
All ages 57,755 29,293
Under 1 1,164 613

1 -4 4,865 2,515
5 -9 5,945 3,065
10 -14 5,826 3,002
15 -19 6,099 3,078
20 -24 5,301 2,726
25 -29 4,594 2,346
30 -34 4,396 2,226
35 -39 4,369 2,169
40 -44 3,898 2,034
45 -49 3,400 1,733
50 -54 2,617 1,369
55 -59 1,970 989
60 -64 1,320 649
65 -69 859 363
70 -74 541 236
75 -79 326 108
0 - 4 years 6,029 3,128
0 - 14 years 17,800 9,195
15 - 64 years 37,964 19,319
18 years and over 36,236 18,197
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population
Female
28,462
551
2,350
2,880
2,824
3,021
2,575
2,248
2,170
2,200
1,864
1,667
1,248
981
671
496
305
218
193
2,901
8,605
18,645
18,039
1,883
1,212
TABLE 5 Household Population by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
RIZAL
All ages 2,877,509 1,438,953

Under 1 59,703 30,441
1 -4 242,490 124,426
5 -9 297,996 152,853
10 -14 288,267 147,220
15 -19 286,107 144,775
20 -24 273,842 136,618
25 -29 248,226 123,311
30 -34 227,998 113,462
35 -39 214,573 107,944
40 -44 178,207 90,068
45 -49 156,191 78,116
50 -54 125,154 61,780
55 -59 100,333 48,800
60 -64 76,265 36,088
65 -69 47,791 21,961
70 -74 25,569 10,906
75 -79 16,165 6,205
0 - 4 years 302,193 154,867
0 - 14 years 888,456 454,940
15 - 64 years 1,886,896 940,962
18 years and over 1,816,870 896,107
60 years and over 178,422 79,139
65 years and over 102,157 43,051
ANGONO
All ages 113,114 56,147

Under 1 2,223 1,150
1 -4 8,872 4,559
5 -9 11,086 5,669
10 -14 11,062 5,622
15 -19 11,293 5,776
20 -24 10,763 5,296
25 -29 9,628 4,813
30 -34 9,015 4,476
35 -39 8,129 4,064
40 -44 6,961 3,436
45 -49 6,350 3,152
50 -54 5,341 2,563
55 -59 4,423 2,117
60 -64 3,362 1,566
65 -69 2,039 933
70 -74 1,200 501
75 -79 747 256
0 - 4 years 11,095 5,709

0 - 14 years 33,243 17,000
15 - 64 years 75,265 37,259
18 years and over 73,173 35,723
Female
1,438,556
29,262
118,064
145,143
141,047
141,332
137,224
124,915
114,536
106,629
88,139
78,075
63,374
51,533
40,177
25,830
14,663
9,960
8,653
147,326
433,516
945,934
920,763
99,283
59,106
56,967
1,073
4,313
5,417
5,440
5,517
5,467
4,815
4,539
4,065
3,525
3,198
2,778
2,306
1,796
1,106
699
491
422
5,386
16,243
38,006
37,450
4,514
2,718
Table 5--Continued
All ages 774,734 387,027

Under 1 16,581 8,485
1 -4 66,155 33,922
5 -9 81,903 41,950
10 -14 79,131 40,265
15 -19 79,202 39,985
20 -24 76,205 37,740
25 -29 68,139 33,909
30 -34 60,417 29,999
35 -39 56,400 28,367
40 -44 46,905 23,607
45 -49 41,151 20,470
50 -54 32,915 16,184
55 -59 25,529 12,482
60 -64 19,216 9,140
65 -69 11,903 5,487
70 -74 6,115 2,616
75 -79 3,939 1,531
0 - 4 years 82,736 42,407
0 - 14 years 243,770 124,622
15 - 64 years 506,079 251,883
18 years and over 483,173 238,073
60 years and over 44,101 19,662
65 years and over 24,885 10,522
BARAS
All ages 69,150 35,334

Under 1 1,594 787
1 -4 6,726 3,440
5 -9 7,980 4,107
10 -14 7,767 4,007
15 -19 6,555 3,432
20 -24 5,716 2,952
25 -29 5,353 2,659
30 -34 5,331 2,657
35 -39 5,245 2,693
40 -44 4,303 2,285
45 -49 3,745 1,898
50 -54 2,821 1,472
55 -59 2,272 1,186
60 -64 1,634 798
65 -69 977 506
70 -74 544 244
75 -79 335 134
0 - 4 years 8,320 4,227
0 - 14 years 24,067 12,341
15 - 64 years 42,975 22,032
18 years and over 40,996 20,874
Female
387,707
8,096
32,233
39,953
38,866
39,217
38,465
34,230
30,418
28,033
23,298
20,681
16,731
13,047
10,076
6,416
3,499
2,408
2,040
40,329
119,148
254,196
245,100
24,439
14,363
33,816
807
3,286
3,873
3,760
3,123
2,764
2,694
2,674
2,552
2,018
1,847
1,349
1,086
836
471
300
201
175
4,093
11,726
20,943
20,122
1,983
1,147
Table 5--Continued
BINANGONAN
All ages 282,213 142,506

Under 1 5,043 2,603
1 -4 22,533 11,831
5 -9 27,907 14,471
10 -14 27,135 13,979
15 -19 27,268 14,086
20 -24 26,356 13,267
25 -29 25,272 12,649
30 -34 23,085 11,653
35 -39 21,653 10,964
40 -44 17,700 9,066
45 -49 16,037 8,064
50 -54 12,985 6,437
55 -59 10,552 5,151
60 -64 7,899 3,702
65 -69 5,068 2,299
70 -74 2,822 1,227
75 -79 1,695 684
0 - 4 years 27,576 14,434
0 - 14 years 82,618 42,884
15 - 64 years 188,807 95,039
18 years and over 183,148 91,051
CAINTA
All ages 321,426 157,401

Under 1 5,913 3,046
1 -4 23,731 12,120
5 -9 29,066 14,721
10 -14 27,855 14,189
15 -19 30,081 14,862
20 -24 32,208 15,664
25 -29 31,343 15,339
30 -34 28,309 13,861
35 -39 24,966 12,409
40 -44 20,555 10,057
45 -49 17,331 8,476
50 -54 14,625 6,844
55 -59 12,508 5,838
60 -64 10,070 4,618
65 -69 5,954 2,736
70 -74 3,156 1,315
75 -79 2,040 768
80 years and over 1,715 538 1,177
0 - 4 years 29,644 15,166

0 - 14 years 86,565 44,076
15 - 64 years 221,996 107,968
18 years and over 217,321 104,527
Female
139,707
2,440
10,702
13,436
13,156
13,182
13,089
12,623
11,432
10,689
8,634
7,973
6,548
5,401
4,197
2,769
1,595
1,011
830
13,142
39,734
93,768
92,097
10,402
6,205
164,025
2,867
11,611
14,345
13,666
15,219
16,544
16,004
14,448
12,557
10,498
8,855
7,781
6,670
5,452
3,218
1,841
1,272
1,177
14,478
42,489
114,028
112,794
12,960
7,508
Table 5--Continued
CARDONA
All ages 48,926 24,857

Under 1 994 501
1 -4 4,227 2,160
5 -9 4,981 2,536
10 -14 4,713 2,458
15 -19 4,643 2,466
20 -24 4,541 2,362
25 -29 4,050 2,074
30 -34 3,684 1,894
35 -39 3,307 1,734
40 -44 2,758 1,408
45 -49 2,783 1,409
50 -54 2,331 1,127
55 -59 2,031 1,003
60 -64 1,556 761
65 -69 1,084 501
70 -74 566 241
75 -79 359 133
0 - 4 years 5,221 2,661
0 - 14 years 14,915 7,655
15 - 64 years 31,684 16,238
18 years and over 31,172 15,688
JALA-JALA
All ages 32,117 16,315 15,802
Under 1 670 363 307
1 -4 2,865 1,438 1,427
5 -9 3,467 1,782 1,685
10 -14 3,371 1,712 1,659
15 -19 3,036 1,587 1,449
20 -24 2,884 1,518 1,366
25 -29 2,458 1,232 1,226
30 -34 2,284 1,178 1,106
35 -39 2,362 1,178 1,184
40 -44 1,887 970 917
45 -49 1,785 882 903
50 -54 1,492 772 720
55 -59 1,241 630 611
60 -64 950 478 472
65 -69 565 276 289
70 -74 373 164 209
75 -79 233 82 151
0 - 4 years 3,535 1,801 1,734
0 - 14 years 10,373 5,295 5,078
15 - 64 years 20,379 10,425 9,954
18 years and over 19,843 10,038 9,805
60 years and over 2,315 1,073 1,242
65 years and over 1,365 595 770
Female
24,069
493
2,067
2,445
2,255
2,177
2,179
1,976
1,790
1,573
1,350
1,374
1,204
1,028
795
583
325
226
229
2,560
7,260
15,446
15,484
2,158
1,363
15,802
307
1,427
1,685
1,659
1,449
1,366
1,226
1,106
1,184
917
903
720
611
472
289
209
151
121
1,734
5,078
9,954
9,805
1,242
770
Table 5--Continued
All ages 368,716
185,471
Under 1 8,412 4,283
1 -4 33,758 17,361
5 -9 41,346 21,596
10 -14 40,495 20,829
15 -19 37,027 18,718
20 -24 32,331 16,161
25 -29 29,009 14,262
30 -34 28,943 14,156
35 -39 29,073 14,420
40 -44 23,773 12,257
45 -49 19,289 9,902
50 -54 14,510 7,379
55 -59 11,298 5,433
60 -64 8,475 4,042
65 -69 5,412 2,457
70 -74 2,690 1,170
75 -79 1,679 642
0 - 4 years 42,170 21,644
0 - 14 years 124,011 64,069
15 - 64 years 233,728 116,730
18 years and over 222,207 109,937
MORONG
All ages 58,008 29,238 28,770
Under 1 1,086 524 562
1 -4 4,656 2,426 2,230
5 -9 5,778 2,958 2,820
10 -14 5,496 2,794 2,702
15 -19 5,395 2,725 2,670
20 -24 5,466 2,860 2,606
25 -29 4,850 2,438 2,412
30 -34 4,508 2,304 2,204
35 -39 4,105 2,137 1,968
40 -44 3,244 1,613 1,631
45 -49 3,317 1,646 1,671
50 -54 2,804 1,470 1,334
55 -59 2,381 1,136 1,245
60 -64 1,845 902 943
65 -69 1,268 585 683
70 -74 831 349 482
75 -79 499 198 301
0 - 4 years 5,742 2,950 2,792
0 - 14 years 17,016 8,702 8,314
15 - 64 years 37,915 19,231 18,684
18 years and over 37,772 18,922 18,850
60 years and over 4,922 2,207 2,715
65 years and over 3,077 1,305 1,772
Female
183,245
4,129
16,397
19,750
19,666
18,309
16,170
14,747
14,787
14,653
11,516
9,387
7,131
5,865
4,433
2,955
1,520
1,037
793
20,526
59,942
116,998
112,270
10,738
6,305
28,770
562
2,230
2,820
2,702
2,670
2,606
2,412
2,204
1,968
1,631
1,671
1,334
1,245
943
683
482
301
2,792
8,314
18,684
18,850
2,715
1,772
Table 5--Continued
PILILLA
All ages 64,715 32,863

Under 1 1,331 707
1 -4 5,635 2,977
5 -9 7,045 3,609
10 -14 7,021 3,572
15 -19 6,570 3,402
20 -24 6,158 3,171
25 -29 4,991 2,529
30 -34 4,806 2,421
35 -39 4,542 2,280
40 -44 3,777 1,894
45 -49 3,438 1,793
50 -54 2,722 1,320
55 -59 2,299 1,138
60 -64 1,756 886
65 -69 1,100 507
70 -74 731 342
75 -79 417 168
0 - 4 years 6,966 3,684
0 - 14 years 21,032 10,865
15 - 64 years 41,059 20,834
18 years and over 39,670 19,894
SAN MATEO
All ages 252,105 125,042 127,063
Under 1 4,851 2,451 2,400
1 -4 20,547 10,385 10,162
5 -9 25,733 13,034 12,699
10 -14 24,888 12,515 12,373
15 -19 24,957 12,389 12,568
20 -24 23,690 11,744 11,946
25 -29 21,938 10,720 11,218
30 -34 19,760 9,924 9,836
35 -39 19,112 9,582 9,530
40 -44 15,680 7,958 7,722
45 -49 14,133 7,092 7,041
50 -54 11,158 5,452 5,706
55 -59 9,060 4,476 4,584
60 -64 7,036 3,299 3,737
65 -69 4,602 2,104 2,498
70 -74 2,284 967 1,317
75 -79 1,505 583 922
80 years and over 1,171 367 804
0 - 4 years 25,398 12,836 12,562
0 - 14 years 76,019 38,385 37,634
15 - 64 years 166,524 82,636 83,888
18 years and over 161,122 79,090 82,032
60 years and over 16,598 7,320 9,278
65 years and over 9,562 4,021 5,541
Female
31,852
624
2,658
3,436
3,449
3,168
2,987
2,462
2,385
2,262
1,883
1,645
1,402
1,161
870
593
389
249
229
3,282
10,167
20,225
19,776
2,330
1,460
127,063
2,400
10,162
12,699
12,373
12,568
11,946
11,218
9,836
9,530
7,722
7,041
5,706
4,584
3,737
2,498
1,317
922
804
12,562
37,634
83,888
82,032
9,278
5,541
Table 5--Continued
TANAY
All ages 116,503 58,831

Under 1 2,824 1,464
1 -4 10,978 5,620
5 -9 13,420 6,718
10 -14 12,717 6,514
15 -19 12,029 6,091
20 -24 11,110 5,613
25 -29 9,160 4,623
30 -34 8,265 4,247
35 -39 8,020 4,147
40 -44 6,322 3,259
45 -49 5,732 2,832
50 -54 4,766 2,450
55 -59 3,814 1,936
60 -64 3,052 1,443
65 -69 1,889 908
70 -74 1,111 469
75 -79 705 289
0 - 4 years 13,802 7,084
0 - 14 years 39,939 20,316
15 - 64 years 72,270 36,641
18 years and over 69,231 34,811
TAYTAY
All ages 318,576 159,120

Under 1 7,017 3,464
1 -4 26,943 13,672
5 -9 32,341 16,638
10 -14 30,793 15,764
15 -19 31,987 16,203
20 -24 31,206 15,621
25 -29 27,549 13,818
30 -34 25,289 12,552
35 -39 23,360 11,867
40 -44 20,513 10,290
45 -49 17,736 8,800
50 -54 14,086 6,959
55 -59 10,965 5,294
60 -64 8,103 3,812
65 -69 5,071 2,299
70 -74 2,605 1,065
75 -79 1,686 629
80 years and over 1,326 373 953
0 - 4 years 33,960 17,136

0 - 14 years 97,094 49,538
15 - 64 years 210,794 105,216
18 years and over 202,347 99,770
Female
57,672
1,360
5,358
6,702
6,203
5,938
5,497
4,537
4,018
3,873
3,063
2,900
2,316
1,878
1,609
981
642
416
381
6,718
19,623
35,629
34,420
4,029
2,420
159,456
3,553
13,271
15,703
15,029
15,784
15,585
13,731
12,737
11,493
10,223
8,936
7,127
5,671
4,291
2,772
1,540
1,057
953
16,824
47,556
105,578
102,577
10,613
6,322
Table 5--Concluded
TERESA
All ages 57,206 28,801

Under 1 1,164 613
1 -4 4,864 2,515
5 -9 5,943 3,064
10 -14 5,823 3,000
15 -19 6,064 3,053
20 -24 5,208 2,649
25 -29 4,486 2,246
30 -34 4,302 2,140
35 -39 4,299 2,102
40 -44 3,829 1,968
45 -49 3,364 1,700
50 -54 2,598 1,351
55 -59 1,960 980
60 -64 1,311 641
65 -69 859 363
70 -74 541 236
75 -79 326 108
0 - 4 years 6,028 3,128
0 - 14 years 17,794 9,192
15 - 64 years 37,421 18,830
18 years and over 35,695 17,709
Female
28,405
551
2,349
2,879
2,823
3,011
2,559
2,240
2,162
2,197
1,861
1,664
1,247
980
670
496
305
218
193
2,900
8,602
18,591
17,986
1,882
1,212
TABLE 6 Total Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Population
Marital Status
and City/Municipality 10 Years Old Single Married Widowed Divorced/ Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
RIZAL
Both sexes 2,283,849 1,007,375 854,719 87,945 44,335
Below 20 575,608 560,143 2,636 17 429

20 - 24 274,893 192,734 28,882 159 2,594
25 - 29 249,164 106,837 74,647 454 4,310
30 - 34 228,785 55,526 113,864 1,322 5,809
35 - 39 215,232 31,648 135,466 2,315 6,578
40 - 44 178,761 18,611 123,599 4,014 6,342
45 - 49 156,593 14,221 111,586 6,151 6,000
50 - 54 125,422 9,401 90,118 9,529 4,489
55 - 59 100,480 6,657 70,933 11,941 3,499
60 - 64 76,391 4,885 50,373 14,557 2,169
65 - 69 47,896 2,976 28,991 12,714 1,165
70 - 74 25,645 1,630 13,167 9,510 509
75 - 79 16,242 1,091 6,938 7,488 274
80 years and over 12,737 1,015 3,519 7,774 168
Male 1,136,240 531,992 424,913 20,282 14,992
Below 20 292,814 288,937 694 4 82

20 - 24 137,445 106,292 10,112 38 609
25 - 29 124,108 59,979 32,219 134 1,178
30 - 34 114,155 31,279 53,219 408 1,870
35 - 39 108,516 17,632 66,313 700 2,328
40 - 44 90,535 10,024 62,514 1,185 2,340
45 - 49 78,441 7,222 57,039 1,583 2,241
50 - 54 61,975 4,350 47,011 2,307 1,596
55 - 59 48,901 2,785 37,773 2,708 1,217
60 - 64 36,168 1,753 27,483 3,389 793
65 - 69 22,008 889 16,588 2,781 424
70 - 74 10,932 426 7,696 2,077 175
75 - 79 6,234 236 4,098 1,508 94
80 years and over 4,008 188 2,154 1,460 45
Female 1,147,609 475,383 429,806 67,663 29,343
Below 20 282,794 271,206 1,942 13 347

20 - 24 137,448 86,442 18,770 121 1,985
25 - 29 125,056 46,858 42,428 320 3,132
30 - 34 114,630 24,247 60,645 914 3,939
35 - 39 106,716 14,016 69,153 1,615 4,250
40 - 44 88,226 8,587 61,085 2,829 4,002
45 - 49 78,152 6,999 54,547 4,568 3,759
50 - 54 63,447 5,051 43,107 7,222 2,893
55 - 59 51,579 3,872 33,160 9,233 2,282
60 - 64 40,223 3,132 22,890 11,168 1,376
65 - 69 25,888 2,087 12,403 9,933 741
70 - 74 14,713 1,204 5,471 7,433 334
75 - 79 10,008 855 2,840 5,980 180
80 years and over 8,729 827 1,365 6,314 123
mon-law/
Unknown
Live-in
289,308 167
12,374 9
50,503 21
62,893 23
52,235 29
39,207 18
26,162 33
18,620 15
11,882 3
7,447 3
4,401 6
2,047 3
828 1
450 1
259 2
143,940 121
3,093 4
20,379 15
30,580 18
27,355 24
21,533 10
14,445 27
10,344 12
6,710 1
4,417 1
2,747 3
1,323 3
557 1
297 1
160 1
145,368 46
9,281 5
30,124 6
32,313 5
24,880 5
17,674 8
11,717 6
8,276 3
5,172 2
3,030 2
1,654 3
724 -
271 -
153 -
99 1
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
and City/Municipality
Total
Population 10 Years Old
Marital Status
Single Married Widowed Divorced/
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
ANGONO
Both sexes 91,100 40,766 32,861 3,789 2,157
Below 20 22,377 21,805 59 - 23

20 - 24 10,787 7,945 860 2 88
25 - 29 9,655 4,592 2,486 21 179
30 - 34 9,040 2,447 4,102 45 275
35 - 39 8,143 1,334 4,751 84 315
40 - 44 6,984 768 4,699 133 333
45 - 49 6,359 629 4,388 247 307
50 - 54 5,350 414 3,847 397 224
55 - 59 4,429 321 3,128 513 173
60 - 64 3,365 214 2,211 640 121
65 - 69 2,041 117 1,249 531 49
70 - 74 1,201 85 620 429 42
75 - 79 748 47 282 384 16
80 years and over 621 48 179 363 12
Male 44,908 21,313 16,291 842 727
Below 20 11,409 11,259 14 - 1

20 - 24 5,316 4,242 297 1 25
25 - 29 4,838 2,554 1,067 9 52
30 - 34 4,499 1,367 1,900 15 90
35 - 39 4,076 737 2,311 30 115
40 - 44 3,455 383 2,332 30 114
45 - 49 3,160 320 2,234 65 108
50 - 54 2,571 184 1,961 86 81
55 - 59 2,122 138 1,640 101 62
60 - 64 1,569 52 1,194 167 45
65 - 69 935 38 715 100 15
70 - 74 502 19 352 102 13
75 - 79 257 11 162 71 2
80 years and over 199 9 112 65 4
Female 46,192 19,453 16,570 2,947 1,430
Below 20 10,968 10,546 45 - 22

20 - 24 5,471 3,703 563 1 63
25 - 29 4,817 2,038 1,419 12 127
30 - 34 4,541 1,080 2,202 30 185
35 - 39 4,067 597 2,440 54 200
40 - 44 3,529 385 2,367 103 219
45 - 49 3,199 309 2,154 182 199
50 - 54 2,779 230 1,886 311 143
55 - 59 2,307 183 1,488 412 111
60 - 64 1,796 162 1,017 473 76
65 - 69 1,106 79 534 431 34
70 - 74 699 66 268 327 29
75 - 79 491 36 120 313 14
80 years and over 422 39 67 298 8
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Population 10 Years Old and Over
Marital Status
Separated
Common-law/
Live-in
Unknown
Both sexes 611,682 277,350 206,235 22,118 11,808 94,112 59
Below 20 158,567 154,499 509 6 113 3,438 2
20 - 24 76,465 53,875 5,988 50 716 15,828 8
25 - 29 68,386 29,767 16,632 132 1,108 20,735 12
30 - 34 60,632 14,949 26,332 365 1,610 17,361 15
35 - 39 56,566 8,529 32,535 622 1,699 13,172 9
40 - 44 47,034 4,941 30,683 1,065 1,686 8,653 6
45 - 49 41,274 3,801 28,188 1,613 1,563 6,106 3
50 - 54 32,995 2,439 22,855 2,572 1,176 3,952 1
55 - 59 25,578 1,709 17,400 3,077 976 2,415 1
60 - 64 19,246 1,235 12,403 3,666 591 1,349 2
65 - 69 11,916 722 7,127 3,094 328 645 -
70 - 74 6,135 409 3,068 2,280 119 259 -
75 - 79 3,943 251 1,685 1,795 78 134 -
80 years and over 2,945 224 830 1,781 45 65 -
Male 303,830 145,764 102,277 5,034 3,928 46,790 37
Below 20 80,386 79,390 167 - 23 805 1
20 - 24 37,949 29,385 2,092 11 180 6,277 4
25 - 29 34,100 16,688 7,070 41 295 9,998 8
30 - 34 30,188 8,450 12,104 116 517 8,991 10
35 - 39 28,506 4,686 15,739 190 621 7,265 5
40 - 44 23,706 2,620 15,379 309 592 4,803 3
45 - 49 20,563 1,896 14,315 421 543 3,385 3
50 - 54 16,231 1,113 11,853 611 415 2,239 -
55 - 59 12,513 694 9,329 689 346 1,454 1
60 - 64 9,157 439 6,813 836 207 860 2
65 - 69 5,491 203 4,088 683 111 406 -
70 - 74 2,620 107 1,826 469 39 179 -
75 - 79 1,531 52 1,006 354 27 92 -
80 years and over 889 41 496 304 12 36 -
Female 307,852 131,586 103,958 17,084 7,880 47,322 22
Below 20 78,181 75,109 342 6 90 2,633 1
20 - 24 38,516 24,490 3,896 39 536 9,551 4
25 - 29 34,286 13,079 9,562 91 813 10,737 4
30 - 34 30,444 6,499 14,228 249 1,093 8,370 5
35 - 39 28,060 3,843 16,796 432 1,078 5,907 4
40 - 44 23,328 2,321 15,304 756 1,094 3,850 3
45 - 49 20,711 1,905 13,873 1,192 1,020 2,721 -
50 - 54 16,764 1,326 11,002 1,961 761 1,713 1
55 - 59 13,065 1,015 8,071 2,388 630 961 -
60 - 64 10,089 796 5,590 2,830 384 489 -
65 - 69 6,425 519 3,039 2,411 217 239 -
70 - 74 3,515 302 1,242 1,811 80 80 -
75 - 79 2,412 199 679 1,441 51 42 -
80 years and over 2,056 183 334 1,477 33 29 -
Live-in
11,521 6
490 -
1,892 -
2,377 -
2,171 -
1,658 1
1,048 3
788 -
468 -
294 -
179 -
95 -
24 1
19 -
18 1
5,732 3
135 -
751 -
1,156 -
1,127 -
883 -
594 2
433 -
259 -
181 -
111 -
67 -
15 1
11 -
9 -
5,789 3
355 -
1,141 -
1,221 -
1,044 -
775 1
454 1
355 -
209 -
113 -
68 -
28 -
9 -
8 -
9 1
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
BARAS
Both sexes 52,990 21,689 20,125 1,904 922
Below 20 14,353 13,920 47 1 6

20 - 24 5,733 3,556 774 4 60
25 - 29 5,374 1,781 1,844 6 90
30 - 34 5,344 870 2,895 26 116
35 - 39 5,252 544 3,407 54 118
40 - 44 4,324 321 2,921 105 138
45 - 49 3,753 261 2,570 155 122
50 - 54 2,831 171 1,989 197 99
55 - 59 2,277 94 1,559 271 69
60 - 64 1,636 63 1,058 320 48
65 - 69 979 47 592 234 32
70 - 74 546 25 269 207 13
75 - 79 335 14 147 157 7
80 years and over 253 22 53 167 4
Male 27,103 12,059 10,052 523 333
Below 20 7,455 7,340 10 1 1

20 - 24 2,964 2,161 251 - 6
25 - 29 2,679 1,079 811 1 24
30 - 34 2,666 556 1,302 6 41
35 - 39 2,700 344 1,665 25 40
40 - 44 2,305 204 1,542 42 58
45 - 49 1,902 151 1,325 36 46
50 - 54 1,482 110 1,078 56 38
55 - 59 1,189 51 868 78 36
60 - 64 799 31 560 93 22
65 - 69 507 18 350 71 15
70 - 74 244 8 165 46 4
75 - 79 134 4 93 30 1
80 years and over 77 2 32 38 1
Female 25,887 9,630 10,073 1,381 589
Below 20 6,898 6,580 37 - 5

20 - 24 2,769 1,395 523 4 54
25 - 29 2,695 702 1,033 5 66
30 - 34 2,678 314 1,593 20 75
35 - 39 2,552 200 1,742 29 78
40 - 44 2,019 117 1,379 63 80
45 - 49 1,851 110 1,245 119 76
50 - 54 1,349 61 911 141 61
55 - 59 1,088 43 691 193 33
60 - 64 837 32 498 227 26
65 - 69 472 29 242 163 17
70 - 74 302 17 104 161 9
75 - 79 201 10 54 127 6
80 years and over 176 20 21 129 3
Live-in
8,348 2
379 -
1,339 -
1,653 -
1,437 -
1,129 -
839 -
645 -
375 -
283 1
147 -
73 1
32 -
10 -
7 -
4,135 1
103 -
546 -
764 -
761 -
626 -
459 -
344 -
200 -
156 -
93 -
52 1
21 -
6 -
4 -
4,213 1
276 -
793 -
889 -
676 -
503 -
380 -
301 -
175 -
127 1
54 -
21 -
11 -
4 -
3 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 226,986 96,340 105,773 9,661 4,050
Below 20 54,434 53,022 543 1 38

20 - 24 26,378 18,171 5,536 20 238
25 - 29 25,305 9,985 12,378 65 411
30 - 34 23,122 5,441 15,188 146 551
35 - 39 21,690 3,194 16,404 249 661
40 - 44 17,721 1,927 13,856 478 593
45 - 49 16,063 1,564 12,678 672 522
50 - 54 13,002 989 10,129 1,058 416
55 - 59 10,564 741 7,947 1,312 289
60 - 64 7,904 550 5,487 1,546 172
65 - 69 5,072 325 3,173 1,416 83
70 - 74 2,826 176 1,459 1,115 35
75 - 79 1,700 145 688 828 25
80 years and over 1,205 110 307 755 16
Male 113,805 51,682 52,769 2,412 1,399
Below 20 28,086 27,711 140 - 8

20 - 24 13,287 10,143 2,020 4 56
25 - 29 12,679 5,666 5,641 18 120
30 - 34 11,686 3,127 7,354 57 175
35 - 39 10,994 1,854 8,194 69 231
40 - 44 9,082 1,119 7,099 157 223
45 - 49 8,087 835 6,496 190 211
50 - 54 6,450 487 5,305 290 147
55 - 59 5,161 328 4,252 314 110
60 - 64 3,705 208 2,974 379 57
65 - 69 2,300 89 1,813 318 30
70 - 74 1,229 59 865 265 15
75 - 79 686 33 434 195 13
80 years and over 373 23 182 156 3
Female 113,181 44,658 53,004 7,249 2,651
Below 20 26,348 25,311 403 1 30

20 - 24 13,091 8,028 3,516 16 182
25 - 29 12,626 4,319 6,737 47 291
30 - 34 11,436 2,314 7,834 89 376
35 - 39 10,696 1,340 8,210 180 430
40 - 44 8,639 808 6,757 321 370
45 - 49 7,976 729 6,182 482 311
50 - 54 6,552 502 4,824 768 269
55 - 59 5,403 413 3,695 998 179
60 - 64 4,199 342 2,513 1,167 115
65 - 69 2,772 236 1,360 1,098 53
70 - 74 1,597 117 594 850 20
75 - 79 1,014 112 254 633 12
80 years and over 832 87 125 599 13
Live-in
11,161 1
830 -
2,413 -
2,466 -
1,796 -
1,182 -
867 -
626 1
410 -
275 -
149 -
75 -
41 -
14 -
17 -
5,542 1
227 -
1,064 -
1,234 -
973 -
646 -
484 -
354 1
221 -
157 -
87 -
50 -
25 -
11 -
9 -
5,619 -
603 -
1,349 -
1,232 -
823 -
536 -
383 -
272 -
189 -
118 -
62 -
25 -
16 -
3 -
8 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
CAINTA
Both sexes 263,418 121,397 97,320 9,815 5,112
Below 20 57,991 56,786 163 3 39

20 - 24 32,365 24,784 2,241 31 235
25 - 29 31,448 16,529 7,325 56 431
30 - 34 28,400 9,126 12,642 126 654
35 - 39 25,057 5,058 14,913 250 712
40 - 44 20,653 2,959 13,882 401 800
45 - 49 17,384 2,122 12,288 606 731
50 - 54 14,651 1,435 10,634 987 546
55 - 59 12,520 964 9,178 1,288 438
60 - 64 10,079 760 6,941 1,717 275
65 - 69 5,957 376 3,837 1,433 141
70 - 74 3,157 231 1,748 1,049 66
75 - 79 2,041 125 983 864 32
80 years and over 1,715 142 545 1,004 12
Male 128,096 61,541 48,123 2,021 1,596
Below 20 29,079 28,762 57 1 8

20 - 24 15,784 12,960 787 9 46
25 - 29 15,431 8,765 3,081 14 113
30 - 34 13,944 4,716 5,934 35 197
35 - 39 12,492 2,593 7,331 75 209
40 - 44 10,148 1,436 6,859 103 289
45 - 49 8,523 945 6,233 139 272
50 - 54 6,866 561 5,370 201 164
55 - 59 5,846 352 4,708 265 125
60 - 64 4,622 249 3,696 351 95
65 - 69 2,738 95 2,187 295 46
70 - 74 1,316 59 990 207 19
75 - 79 769 27 562 149 10
80 years and over 538 21 328 177 3
Female 135,322 59,856 49,197 7,794 3,516
Below 20 28,912 28,024 106 2 31

20 - 24 16,581 11,824 1,454 22 189
25 - 29 16,017 7,764 4,244 42 318
30 - 34 14,456 4,410 6,708 91 457
35 - 39 12,565 2,465 7,582 175 503
40 - 44 10,505 1,523 7,023 298 511
45 - 49 8,861 1,177 6,055 467 459
50 - 54 7,785 874 5,264 786 382
55 - 59 6,674 612 4,470 1,023 313
60 - 64 5,457 511 3,245 1,366 180
65 - 69 3,219 281 1,650 1,138 95
70 - 74 1,841 172 758 842 47
75 - 79 1,272 98 421 715 22
80 years and over 1,177 121 217 827 9
Live-in
29,738 36
999 1
5,070 4
7,105 2
5,848 4
4,123 1
2,595 16
1,633 4
1,049 -
652 -
383 3
170 -
63 -
36 1
12 -
14,782 33
250 1
1,978 4
3,456 2
3,058 4
2,283 1
1,445 16
930 4
570 -
396 -
231 -
115 -
41 -
20 1
9 -
14,956 3
749 -
3,092 -
3,649 -
2,790 -
1,840 -
1,150 -
703 -
479 -
256 -
152 3
55 -
22 -
16 -
3 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
CARDONA
Both sexes 38,832 16,438 17,080 1,703 735
Below 20 9,364 9,043 90 - 4

20 - 24 4,557 3,065 893 - 38
25 - 29 4,064 1,708 1,678 7 70
30 - 34 3,705 908 2,233 23 90
35 - 39 3,328 462 2,396 34 110
40 - 44 2,773 322 2,095 54 84
45 - 49 2,792 277 2,131 100 100
50 - 54 2,333 198 1,781 142 87
55 - 59 2,032 161 1,490 237 74
60 - 64 1,557 122 1,071 260 40
65 - 69 1,084 59 690 288 19
70 - 74 566 48 307 190 11
75 - 79 359 32 149 165 5
80 years and over 318 33 76 203 3
Male 19,756 9,117 8,519 398 291
Below 20 4,931 4,854 15 - -

20 - 24 2,375 1,781 331 - 12
25 - 29 2,087 1,022 743 1 16
30 - 34 1,913 557 1,088 5 30
35 - 39 1,751 291 1,220 12 46
40 - 44 1,422 202 1,039 13 44
45 - 49 1,418 158 1,088 32 42
50 - 54 1,129 98 892 35 34
55 - 59 1,004 68 804 63 33
60 - 64 762 50 590 64 19
65 - 69 501 13 401 60 9
70 - 74 241 11 175 44 4
75 - 79 133 6 89 32 2
80 years and over 89 6 44 37 -
Female 19,076 7,321 8,561 1,305 444
Below 20 4,433 4,189 75 - 4

20 - 24 2,182 1,284 562 - 26
25 - 29 1,977 686 935 6 54
30 - 34 1,792 351 1,145 18 60
35 - 39 1,577 171 1,176 22 64
40 - 44 1,351 120 1,056 41 40
45 - 49 1,374 119 1,043 68 58
50 - 54 1,204 100 889 107 53
55 - 59 1,028 93 686 174 41
60 - 64 795 72 481 196 21
65 - 69 583 46 289 228 10
70 - 74 325 37 132 146 7
75 - 79 226 26 60 133 3
80 years and over 229 27 32 166 3
Live-in
2,876 -
227 -
561 -
601 -
451 -
326 -
218 -
184 -
125 -
70 -
64 -
28 -
10 -
8 -
3 -
1,431 -
62 -
251 -
305 -
233 -
182 -
124 -
98 -
70 -
36 -
39 -
18 -
7 -
4 -
2 -
1,445 -
165 -
310 -
296 -
218 -
144 -
94 -
86 -
55 -
34 -
25 -
10 -
3 -
4 -
1 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 25,245 10,324 10,942 1,052 400
Below 20 6,448 6,264 55 - 1

20 - 24 2,915 1,930 512 1 23
25 - 29 2,474 894 1,023 7 41
30 - 34 2,292 458 1,365 19 53
35 - 39 2,367 243 1,722 19 64
40 - 44 1,896 147 1,399 47 67
45 - 49 1,793 118 1,393 54 53
50 - 54 1,499 88 1,157 118 25
55 - 59 1,243 61 927 146 28
60 - 64 950 54 642 170 23
65 - 69 567 29 375 121 14
70 - 74 373 14 197 139 4
75 - 79 233 17 115 92 2
80 years and over 195 7 60 119 2
Male 12,822 5,663 5,456 275 157
Below 20 3,325 3,285 12 - -

20 - 24 1,545 1,167 191 - 5
25 - 29 1,242 530 452 1 10
30 - 34 1,185 271 658 4 22
35 - 39 1,182 150 824 7 19
40 - 44 977 82 722 16 33
45 - 49 886 66 688 16 25
50 - 54 775 50 614 36 12
55 - 59 630 28 499 47 10
60 - 64 478 21 366 45 10
65 - 69 278 9 218 27 7
70 - 74 164 - 113 34 3
75 - 79 82 1 61 14 -
Female 12,423 4,661 5,486 777 243
Below 20 3,123 2,979 43 - 1

20 - 24 1,370 763 321 1 18
25 - 29 1,232 364 571 6 31
30 - 34 1,107 187 707 15 31
35 - 39 1,185 93 898 12 45
40 - 44 919 65 677 31 34
45 - 49 907 52 705 38 28
50 - 54 724 38 543 82 13
55 - 59 613 33 428 99 18
60 - 64 472 33 276 125 13
65 - 69 289 20 157 94 7
70 - 74 209 14 84 105 1
75 - 79 151 16 54 78 2
80 years and over 122 4 22 91 1
Live-in
2,525 2
128 -
449 -
508 1
397 -
318 1
236 -
175 -
111 -
81 -
61 -
28 -
19 -
7 -
7 -
1,271 -
28 -
182 -
249 -
230 -
182 -
124 -
91 -
63 -
46 -
36 -
17 -
14 -
6 -
3 -
1,254 2
100 -
267 -
259 1
167 -
136 1
112 -
84 -
48 -
35 -
25 -
11 -
5 -
1 -
4 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
RODRIGUEZ
Both sexes 285,688 123,429 104,880 10,540 5,262
Below 20 77,659 75,390 341 - 69

20 - 24 32,421 21,854 3,289 2 361
25 - 29 29,071 10,978 8,878 12 625
30 - 34 28,997 5,839 14,811 185 711
35 - 39 29,117 3,404 18,867 321 788
40 - 44 23,795 1,856 16,755 525 702
45 - 49 19,303 1,361 13,625 789 676
50 - 54 14,518 875 10,046 1,167 511
55 - 59 11,309 682 7,614 1,536 351
60 - 64 8,478 464 5,274 1,815 233
65 - 69 5,421 348 3,050 1,587 139
70 - 74 2,696 166 1,313 1,039 61
75 - 79 1,691 107 687 822 21
80 years and over 1,212 105 330 740 14
Male 142,640 65,612 52,092 2,465 1,738
Below 20 39,661 39,087 83 - 7

20 - 24 16,248 12,240 1,119 - 82
25 - 29 14,322 6,290 3,714 2 176
30 - 34 14,206 3,328 6,704 56 218
35 - 39 14,458 1,891 9,107 98 276
40 - 44 12,274 961 8,721 149 251
45 - 49 9,914 734 7,126 195 257
50 - 54 7,386 416 5,394 277 190
55 - 59 5,439 283 4,042 346 107
60 - 64 4,044 174 2,943 415 87
65 - 69 2,463 124 1,729 370 56
70 - 74 1,173 38 800 228 20
75 - 79 643 24 399 173 6
80 years and over 409 22 211 156 5
Female 143,048 57,817 52,788 8,075 3,524
Below 20 37,998 36,303 258 - 62

20 - 24 16,173 9,614 2,170 2 279
25 - 29 14,749 4,688 5,164 10 449
30 - 34 14,791 2,511 8,107 129 493
35 - 39 14,659 1,513 9,760 223 512
40 - 44 11,521 895 8,034 376 451
45 - 49 9,389 627 6,499 594 419
50 - 54 7,132 459 4,652 890 321
55 - 59 5,870 399 3,572 1,190 244
60 - 64 4,434 290 2,331 1,400 146
65 - 69 2,958 224 1,321 1,217 83
70 - 74 1,523 128 513 811 41
75 - 79 1,048 83 288 649 15
80 years and over 803 83 119 584 9
Live-in
41,550 27
1,859 -
6,911 4
8,571 7
7,442 9
5,736 1
3,954 3
2,850 2
1,918 1
1,126 -
692 -
297 -
117 -
54 -
23 -
20,709 24
484 -
2,803 4
4,133 7
3,891 9
3,086 -
2,190 2
1,601 1
1,108 1
661 -
425 -
184 -
87 -
41 -
15 -
20,841 3
1,375 -
4,108 -
4,438 -
3,551 -
2,650 1
1,764 1
1,249 1
810 -
465 -
267 -
113 -
30 -
13 -
8 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
MORONG
Both sexes 46,595 19,703 19,224 2,301 923
Below 20 10,899 10,576 59 - 4

20 - 24 5,475 3,863 702 3 39
25 - 29 4,870 2,119 1,709 6 84
30 - 34 4,519 1,087 2,533 23 114
35 - 39 4,122 633 2,750 49 145
40 - 44 3,255 383 2,324 64 122
45 - 49 3,325 299 2,479 135 135
50 - 54 2,814 240 2,107 223 92
55 - 59 2,390 174 1,726 295 84
60 - 64 1,848 118 1,271 330 50
65 - 69 1,269 87 753 364 26
70 - 74 831 55 437 310 12
75 - 79 499 40 231 212 6
80 years and over 479 29 143 287 10
Male 23,418 10,693 9,593 562 359
Below 20 5,524 5,445 8 - 1

20 - 24 2,865 2,229 272 - 10
25 - 29 2,455 1,230 706 1 22
30 - 34 2,313 644 1,239 7 36
35 - 39 2,153 393 1,384 14 65
40 - 44 1,622 234 1,132 15 47
45 - 49 1,653 182 1,242 30 53
50 - 54 1,480 148 1,139 60 38
55 - 59 1,143 71 879 80 43
60 - 64 904 60 687 90 19
65 - 69 586 24 436 88 12
70 - 74 349 17 243 71 6
75 - 79 198 11 130 46 2
80 years and over 173 5 96 60 5
Female 23,177 9,010 9,631 1,739 564
Below 20 5,375 5,131 51 - 3

20 - 24 2,610 1,634 430 3 29
25 - 29 2,415 889 1,003 5 62
30 - 34 2,206 443 1,294 16 78
35 - 39 1,969 240 1,366 35 80
40 - 44 1,633 149 1,192 49 75
45 - 49 1,672 117 1,237 105 82
50 - 54 1,334 92 968 163 54
55 - 59 1,247 103 847 215 41
60 - 64 944 58 584 240 31
65 - 69 683 63 317 276 14
70 - 74 482 38 194 239 6
75 - 79 301 29 101 166 4
80 years and over 306 24 47 227 5
Live-in
4,431 13
258 2
866 2
952 -
762 -
543 2
362 -
274 3
151 1
110 1
79 -
37 2
17 -
10 -
10 -
2,204 7
69 1
353 1
496 -
387 -
296 1
194 -
144 2
95 -
70 -
48 -
24 2
12 -
9 -
7 -
2,227 6
189 1
513 1
456 -
375 -
247 1
168 -
130 1
56 1
40 1
31 -
13 -
5 -
1 -
3 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
PILILLA
Both sexes 50,799 21,540 20,089 2,068 836
Below 20 13,598 13,187 74 1 8

20 - 24 6,178 3,987 840 3 45
25 - 29 5,006 1,841 1,902 10 64
30 - 34 4,817 950 2,702 34 101
35 - 39 4,557 522 3,055 47 150
40 - 44 3,786 321 2,755 92 116
45 - 49 3,451 245 2,503 153 117
50 - 54 2,724 183 1,957 208 91
55 - 59 2,299 106 1,693 241 73
60 - 64 1,757 76 1,229 296 37
65 - 69 1,101 55 683 302 18
70 - 74 731 22 399 270 7
75 - 79 417 21 185 191 6
80 years and over 377 24 112 220 3
Male 25,653 11,719 10,009 527 295
Below 20 6,980 6,878 19 1 2

20 - 24 3,188 2,326 295 - 11
25 - 29 2,544 1,098 836 2 19
30 - 34 2,430 569 1,296 5 24
35 - 39 2,295 306 1,477 11 58
40 - 44 1,903 188 1,372 35 46
45 - 49 1,803 143 1,331 42 53
50 - 54 1,321 90 996 54 31
55 - 59 1,138 56 887 58 27
60 - 64 886 30 696 72 15
65 - 69 508 22 391 65 3
70 - 74 342 4 238 75 3
75 - 79 168 4 107 47 2
80 years and over 147 5 68 60 1
Female 25,146 9,821 10,080 1,541 541
Below 20 6,618 6,309 55 - 6

20 - 24 2,990 1,661 545 3 34
25 - 29 2,462 743 1,066 8 45
30 - 34 2,387 381 1,406 29 77
35 - 39 2,262 216 1,578 36 92
40 - 44 1,883 133 1,383 57 70
45 - 49 1,648 102 1,172 111 64
50 - 54 1,403 93 961 154 60
55 - 59 1,161 50 806 183 46
60 - 64 871 46 533 224 22
65 - 69 593 33 292 237 15
70 - 74 389 18 161 195 4
75 - 79 249 17 78 144 4
80 years and over 230 19 44 160 2
Live-in
6,264 2
328 -
1,303 -
1,189 -
1,030 -
783 -
500 2
433 -
285 -
186 -
119 -
43 -
33 -
14 -
18 -
3,102 1
80 -
556 -
589 -
536 -
443 -
261 1
234 -
150 -
110 -
73 -
27 -
22 -
8 -
13 -
3,162 1
248 -
747 -
600 -
494 -
340 -
239 1
199 -
135 -
76 -
46 -
16 -
11 -
6 -
5 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 201,392 89,120 71,832 8,240 4,439
Below 20 49,866 48,592 141 1 48

20 - 24 23,750 17,207 1,652 9 280
25 - 29 22,021 10,091 5,380 40 449
30 - 34 19,839 5,063 9,056 108 568
35 - 39 19,166 2,914 11,556 189 688
40 - 44 15,718 1,637 10,532 358 603
45 - 49 14,172 1,211 9,856 606 607
50 - 54 11,181 794 7,963 843 415
55 - 59 9,071 558 6,304 1,131 366
60 - 64 7,044 439 4,564 1,375 220
65 - 69 4,604 296 2,732 1,256 114
70 - 74 2,284 146 1,153 867 47
75 - 79 1,505 94 635 706 20
80 years and over 1,171 78 308 751 14
Male 99,524 46,549 35,717 1,890 1,509
Below 20 24,921 24,624 25 - 10

20 - 24 11,795 9,360 561 1 61
25 - 29 10,797 5,537 2,213 10 113
30 - 34 9,993 2,871 4,227 28 206
35 - 39 9,625 1,645 5,569 52 241
40 - 44 7,987 918 5,297 119 233
45 - 49 7,124 617 5,038 154 239
50 - 54 5,469 383 4,117 175 144
55 - 59 4,484 260 3,428 256 118
60 - 64 3,306 169 2,439 330 77
65 - 69 2,106 95 1,573 262 43
70 - 74 967 40 658 207 16
75 - 79 583 16 380 151 6
80 years and over 367 14 192 145 2
Female 101,868 42,571 36,115 6,350 2,930
Below 20 24,945 23,968 116 1 38

20 - 24 11,955 7,847 1,091 8 219
25 - 29 11,224 4,554 3,167 30 336
30 - 34 9,846 2,192 4,829 80 362
35 - 39 9,541 1,269 5,987 137 447
40 - 44 7,731 719 5,235 239 370
45 - 49 7,048 594 4,818 452 368
50 - 54 5,712 411 3,846 668 271
55 - 59 4,587 298 2,876 875 248
60 - 64 3,738 270 2,125 1,045 143
65 - 69 2,498 201 1,159 994 71
70 - 74 1,317 106 495 660 31
75 - 79 922 78 255 555 14
80 years and over 804 64 116 606 12
Live-in
27,760 1
1,084 -
4,602 -
6,060 1
5,044 -
3,819 -
2,588 -
1,892 -
1,166 -
712 -
446 -
206 -
71 -
50 -
20 -
13,858 1
262 -
1,812 -
2,923 1
2,661 -
2,118 -
1,420 -
1,076 -
650 -
422 -
291 -
133 -
46 -
30 -
14 -
13,902 -
822 -
2,790 -
3,137 -
2,383 -
1,701 -
1,168 -
816 -
516 -
290 -
155 -
73 -
25 -
20 -
6 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TANAY
Both sexes 90,561 39,381 33,490 3,593 1,651
Below 20 25,220 24,312 185 2 12

20 - 24 11,275 7,113 1,609 11 97
25 - 29 9,283 3,266 3,344 27 168
30 - 34 8,343 1,620 4,530 44 192
35 - 39 8,088 1,002 5,193 90 253
40 - 44 6,373 578 4,371 164 217
45 - 49 5,758 454 4,013 222 225
50 - 54 4,794 290 3,448 354 157
55 - 59 3,826 197 2,684 444 118
60 - 64 3,093 199 1,966 617 85
65 - 69 1,950 130 1,127 492 64
70 - 74 1,148 87 550 423 30
75 - 79 756 61 307 331 21
80 years and over 654 72 163 372 12
Male 45,960 21,637 16,747 802 608
Below 20 12,984 12,774 48 1 1

20 - 24 5,745 4,148 543 4 27
25 - 29 4,726 1,995 1,455 9 46
30 - 34 4,316 1,010 2,173 10 62
35 - 39 4,205 618 2,622 22 92
40 - 44 3,300 366 2,248 46 88
45 - 49 2,851 262 1,983 58 85
50 - 54 2,470 157 1,844 87 71
55 - 59 1,944 111 1,478 96 43
60 - 64 1,467 90 1,077 132 35
65 - 69 931 50 674 88 28
70 - 74 482 23 313 96 13
75 - 79 310 17 181 78 13
80 years and over 229 16 108 75 4
Female 44,601 17,744 16,743 2,791 1,043
Below 20 12,236 11,538 137 1 11

20 - 24 5,530 2,965 1,066 7 70
25 - 29 4,557 1,271 1,889 18 122
30 - 34 4,027 610 2,357 34 130
35 - 39 3,883 384 2,571 68 161
40 - 44 3,073 212 2,123 118 129
45 - 49 2,907 192 2,030 164 140
50 - 54 2,324 133 1,604 267 86
55 - 59 1,882 86 1,206 348 75
60 - 64 1,626 109 889 485 50
65 - 69 1,019 80 453 404 36
70 - 74 666 64 237 327 17
75 - 79 446 44 126 253 8
80 years and over 425 56 55 297 8
Live-in
12,443 3
709 -
2,444 1
2,478 -
1,957 -
1,550 -
1,043 -
844 -
545 -
383 -
225 1
137 -
58 -
36 -
34 1
6,163 3
160 -
1,022 1
1,221 -
1,061 -
851 -
552 -
463 -
311 -
216 -
132 1
91 -
37 -
21 -
25 1
6,280 -
549 -
1,422 -
1,257 -
896 -
699 -
491 -
381 -
234 -
167 -
93 -
46 -
21 -
15 -
9 -
Table 6--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TAYTAY
Both sexes 252,780 110,525 94,012 9,200 5,304
Below 20 62,907 61,146 237 1 59

20 - 24 31,293 21,718 3,002 18 322
25 - 29 27,613 11,566 7,867 51 506
30 - 34 25,339 5,995 12,435 136 684
35 - 39 23,410 3,278 14,589 252 762
40 - 44 20,551 2,121 14,236 429 765
45 - 49 17,766 1,591 12,798 644 738
50 - 54 14,113 1,111 10,154 1,054 579
55 - 59 10,972 769 7,805 1,201 410
60 - 64 8,114 513 5,349 1,542 244
65 - 69 5,076 342 3,104 1,309 130
70 - 74 2,610 148 1,357 977 56
75 - 79 1,689 121 718 765 30
80 years and over 1,327 106 361 821 19
Male 125,625 58,182 46,825 2,071 1,774
Below 20 31,993 31,531 61 - 19

20 - 24 15,658 12,057 1,001 6 71
25 - 29 13,862 6,508 3,445 19 140
30 - 34 12,590 3,327 5,797 52 216
35 - 39 11,910 1,808 7,264 81 273
40 - 44 10,320 1,112 7,159 117 273
45 - 49 8,824 758 6,541 162 269
50 - 54 6,976 459 5,328 275 204
55 - 59 5,299 290 4,139 264 141
60 - 64 3,820 156 2,930 346 92
65 - 69 2,301 98 1,746 287 47
70 - 74 1,067 35 775 196 18
75 - 79 632 24 427 139 7
80 years and over 373 19 212 127 4
Female 127,155 52,343 47,187 7,129 3,530
Below 20 30,914 29,615 176 1 40

20 - 24 15,635 9,661 2,001 12 251
25 - 29 13,751 5,058 4,422 32 366
30 - 34 12,749 2,668 6,638 84 468
35 - 39 11,500 1,470 7,325 171 489
40 - 44 10,231 1,009 7,077 312 492
45 - 49 8,942 833 6,257 482 469
50 - 54 7,137 652 4,826 779 375
55 - 59 5,673 479 3,666 937 269
60 - 64 4,294 357 2,419 1,196 152
65 - 69 2,775 244 1,358 1,022 83
70 - 74 1,543 113 582 781 38
75 - 79 1,057 97 291 626 23
80 years and over 954 87 149 694 15
Live-in
33,735 4
1,460 4
6,233 -
7,623 -
6,089 -
4,529 -
3,000 -
1,995 -
1,215 -
787 -
466 -
191 -
72 -
55 -
20 -
16,772 1
381 1
2,523 -
3,750 -
3,198 -
2,484 -
1,659 -
1,094 -
710 -
465 -
296 -
123 -
43 -
35 -
11 -
16,963 3
1,079 3
3,710 -
3,873 -
2,891 -
2,045 -
1,341 -
901 -
505 -
322 -
170 -
68 -
29 -
20 -
9 -
Table 6--Concluded
Sex, Age Group,
Total
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TERESA
Both sexes 45,781 19,373 20,856 1,961 736
Below 20 11,925 11,601 133 1 5

20 - 24 5,301 3,666 984 5 52
25 - 29 4,594 1,720 2,201 14 84
30 - 34 4,396 773 3,040 42 90
35 - 39 4,369 531 3,328 55 113
40 - 44 3,898 330 3,091 99 116
45 - 49 3,400 288 2,676 155 104
50 - 54 2,617 174 2,051 209 71
55 - 59 1,970 120 1,478 249 50
60 - 64 1,320 78 907 263 30
65 - 69 859 43 499 287 8
70 - 74 541 18 290 215 6
75 - 79 326 16 126 176 5
80 years and over 265 15 52 191 2
Male 23,100 10,461 10,443 460 278
Below 20 6,080 5,997 35 - 1

20 - 24 2,726 2,093 352 2 17
25 - 29 2,346 1,017 985 6 32
30 - 34 2,226 486 1,443 12 36
35 - 39 2,169 316 1,606 14 42
40 - 44 2,034 199 1,613 34 49
45 - 49 1,733 155 1,399 43 38
50 - 54 1,369 94 1,120 64 27
55 - 59 989 55 820 51 16
60 - 64 649 24 518 69 13
65 - 69 363 11 267 67 2
70 - 74 236 6 183 37 2
75 - 79 108 6 67 29 3
Female 22,681 8,912 10,413 1,501 458
Below 20 5,845 5,604 98 1 4

20 - 24 2,575 1,573 632 3 35
25 - 29 2,248 703 1,216 8 52
30 - 34 2,170 287 1,597 30 54
35 - 39 2,200 215 1,722 41 71
40 - 44 1,864 131 1,478 65 67
45 - 49 1,667 133 1,277 112 66
50 - 54 1,248 80 931 145 44
55 - 59 981 65 658 198 34
60 - 64 671 54 389 194 17
65 - 69 496 32 232 220 6
70 - 74 305 12 107 178 4
75 - 79 218 10 59 147 2
80 years and over 193 13 17 159 2
Live-in
2,844 11
185 -
592 2
575 -
450 1
339 3
259 3
175 2
112 -
73 -
42 -
22 -
12 -
3 -
5 -
1,449 9
47 -
261 1
306 -
248 1
188 3
136 3
97 1
64 -
47 -
25 -
16 -
8 -
3 -
3 -
1,395 2
138 -
331 1
269 -
202 -
151 -
123 -
78 1
48 -
26 -
17 -
6 -
4 -
- -
2 -
TABLE 7 Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital Status, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Population
Marital Status
and City/Municipality 10 Years Old Single Married Widowed Divorced/ Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
RIZAL
Both sexes 2,277,320 1,002,974 853,338 87,811 44,239
Below 20 574,374 558,966 2,598 16 429

20 - 24 273,842 191,814 28,834 157 2,586
25 - 29 248,226 106,173 74,499 450 4,301
30 - 34 227,998 55,046 113,671 1,317 5,793
35 - 39 214,573 31,304 135,240 2,306 6,569
40 - 44 178,207 18,392 123,352 4,008 6,331
45 - 49 156,191 14,060 111,403 6,145 5,993
50 - 54 125,154 9,291 89,989 9,514 4,485
55 - 59 100,333 6,600 70,866 11,930 3,497
60 - 64 76,265 4,835 50,330 14,543 2,160
65 - 69 47,791 2,910 28,968 12,705 1,158
70 - 74 25,569 1,589 13,150 9,497 505
75 - 79 16,165 1,047 6,930 7,471 267
80 years and over 12,632 947 3,508 7,752 165
Male 1,131,233 528,695 423,763 20,222 14,925
Below 20 291,995 288,160 664 4 82

20 - 24 136,618 105,568 10,076 36 603
25 - 29 123,311 59,414 32,095 130 1,171
30 - 34 113,462 30,848 53,053 404 1,857
35 - 39 107,944 17,332 66,115 694 2,321
40 - 44 90,068 9,846 62,300 1,181 2,331
45 - 49 78,116 7,096 56,885 1,581 2,235
50 - 54 61,780 4,277 46,906 2,298 1,595
55 - 59 48,800 2,753 37,720 2,703 1,215
60 - 64 36,088 1,728 27,448 3,383 786
65 - 69 21,961 860 16,575 2,779 421
70 - 74 10,906 417 7,683 2,074 175
75 - 79 6,205 222 4,093 1,504 89
80 years and over 3,979 174 2,150 1,451 44
Female 1,146,087 474,279 429,575 67,589 29,314
Below 20 282,379 270,806 1,934 12 347

20 - 24 137,224 86,246 18,758 121 1,983
25 - 29 124,915 46,759 42,404 320 3,130
30 - 34 114,536 24,198 60,618 913 3,936
35 - 39 106,629 13,972 69,125 1,612 4,248
40 - 44 88,139 8,546 61,052 2,827 4,000
45 - 49 78,075 6,964 54,518 4,564 3,758
50 - 54 63,374 5,014 43,083 7,216 2,890
55 - 59 51,533 3,847 33,146 9,227 2,282
60 - 64 40,177 3,107 22,882 11,160 1,374
65 - 69 25,830 2,050 12,393 9,926 737
70 - 74 14,663 1,172 5,467 7,423 330
75 - 79 9,960 825 2,837 5,967 178
80 years and over 8,653 773 1,358 6,301 121
mon-law/
Unknown
Live-in
288,929 29
12,361 4
50,449 2
62,802 1
52,169 2
39,151 3
26,119 5
18,586 4
11,874 1
7,438 2
4,397 -
2,047 3
827 1
450 -
259 1
143,615 13
3,084 1
20,334 1
30,501 -
27,299 1
21,481 1
14,408 2
10,316 3
6,704 -
4,409 -
2,743 -
1,323 3
556 1
297 -
160 -
145,314 16
9,277 3
30,115 1
32,301 1
24,870 1
17,670 2
11,711 3
8,270 1
5,170 1
3,029 2
1,654 -
724 -
271 -
153 -
99 1
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
ANGONO
Both sexes 90,933 40,688 32,804 3,782 2,147
Below 20 22,355 21,785 59 - 23

20 - 24 10,763 7,927 859 2 88
25 - 29 9,628 4,575 2,482 21 178
30 - 34 9,015 2,438 4,089 45 273
35 - 39 8,129 1,329 4,746 84 312
40 - 44 6,961 764 4,682 133 331
45 - 49 6,350 628 4,382 246 307
50 - 54 5,341 412 3,843 396 222
55 - 59 4,423 320 3,124 512 173
60 - 64 3,362 214 2,209 639 121
65 - 69 2,039 116 1,248 531 49
70 - 74 1,200 85 620 428 42
75 - 79 747 47 282 383 16
80 years and over 620 48 179 362 12
Male 44,769 21,253 16,242 836 718
Below 20 11,398 11,250 14 - 1

20 - 24 5,296 4,227 297 1 25
25 - 29 4,813 2,538 1,064 9 51
30 - 34 4,476 1,360 1,887 15 88
35 - 39 4,064 733 2,307 30 112
40 - 44 3,436 379 2,319 30 112
45 - 49 3,152 319 2,229 64 108
50 - 54 2,563 182 1,957 85 80
55 - 59 2,117 137 1,636 101 62
60 - 64 1,566 52 1,192 166 45
65 - 69 933 37 714 100 15
70 - 74 501 19 352 101 13
75 - 79 256 11 162 70 2
80 years and over 198 9 112 64 4
Female 46,164 19,435 16,562 2,946 1,429
Below 20 10,957 10,535 45 - 22

20 - 24 5,467 3,700 562 1 63
25 - 29 4,815 2,037 1,418 12 127
30 - 34 4,539 1,078 2,202 30 185
35 - 39 4,065 596 2,439 54 200
40 - 44 3,525 385 2,363 103 219
45 - 49 3,198 309 2,153 182 199
50 - 54 2,778 230 1,886 311 142
55 - 59 2,306 183 1,488 411 111
60 - 64 1,796 162 1,017 473 76
65 - 69 1,106 79 534 431 34
70 - 74 699 66 268 327 29
75 - 79 491 36 120 313 14
80 years and over 422 39 67 298 8
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Population 10 Years Old and Over
Marital Status
Separated
Common-law/
Live-in
Unknown
Both sexes 610,095 276,150 205,970 22,099 11,787 94,084 5
Below 20 158,333 154,273 503 6 113 3,437 1
20 - 24 76,205 53,638 5,982 49 713 15,823 -
25 - 29 68,139 29,563 16,614 131 1,104 20,727 -
30 - 34 60,417 14,786 26,303 365 1,604 17,357 2
35 - 39 56,400 8,419 32,495 618 1,699 13,169 -
40 - 44 46,905 4,873 30,638 1,062 1,681 8,650 1
45 - 49 41,151 3,736 28,138 1,612 1,561 6,103 1
50 - 54 32,915 2,396 22,823 2,569 1,175 3,952 -
55 - 59 25,529 1,689 17,376 3,073 976 2,415 -
60 - 64 19,216 1,219 12,393 3,665 591 1,348 -
65 - 69 11,903 712 7,125 3,093 328 645 -
70 - 74 6,115 391 3,066 2,280 119 259 -
75 - 79 3,939 247 1,685 1,795 78 134 -
80 years and over 2,928 208 829 1,781 45 65 -
Male 302,670 144,896 102,068 5,023 3,915 46,766 2
Below 20 80,250 79,259 163 - 23 805 -
20 - 24 37,740 29,192 2,088 10 178 6,272 -
25 - 29 33,909 16,529 7,054 40 293 9,993 -
30 - 34 29,999 8,302 12,080 116 513 8,987 1
35 - 39 28,367 4,591 15,706 187 621 7,262 -
40 - 44 23,607 2,570 15,342 307 588 4,800 -
45 - 49 20,470 1,848 14,276 421 542 3,382 1
50 - 54 16,184 1,089 11,832 609 415 2,239 -
55 - 59 12,482 685 9,310 687 346 1,454 -
60 - 64 9,140 433 6,805 836 207 859 -
65 - 69 5,487 200 4,087 683 111 406 -
70 - 74 2,616 105 1,824 469 39 179 -
75 - 79 1,531 52 1,006 354 27 92 -
80 years and over 888 41 495 304 12 36 -
Female 307,425 131,254 103,902 17,076 7,872 47,318 3
Below 20 78,083 75,014 340 6 90 2,632 1
20 - 24 38,465 24,446 3,894 39 535 9,551 -
25 - 29 34,230 13,034 9,560 91 811 10,734 -
30 - 34 30,418 6,484 14,223 249 1,091 8,370 1
35 - 39 28,033 3,828 16,789 431 1,078 5,907 -
40 - 44 23,298 2,303 15,296 755 1,093 3,850 1
45 - 49 20,681 1,888 13,862 1,191 1,019 2,721 -
50 - 54 16,731 1,307 10,991 1,960 760 1,713 -
55 - 59 13,047 1,004 8,066 2,386 630 961 -
60 - 64 10,076 786 5,588 2,829 384 489 -
65 - 69 6,416 512 3,038 2,410 217 239 -
70 - 74 3,499 286 1,242 1,811 80 80 -
75 - 79 2,408 195 679 1,441 51 42 -
80 years and over 2,040 167 334 1,477 33 29 -
Live-in
11,506 6
488 -
1,887 -
2,372 -
2,170 -
1,657 1
1,048 3
787 -
468 -
294 -
179 -
95 -
24 1
19 -
18 1
5,717 3
133 -
746 -
1,151 -
1,126 -
882 -
594 2
432 -
259 -
181 -
111 -
67 -
15 1
11 -
9 -
5,789 3
355 -
1,141 -
1,221 -
1,044 -
775 1
454 1
355 -
209 -
113 -
68 -
28 -
9 -
8 -
9 1
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
BARAS
Both sexes 52,850 21,613 20,086 1,900 921
Below 20 14,322 13,889 47 1 6

20 - 24 5,716 3,541 774 4 60
25 - 29 5,353 1,775 1,838 6 90
30 - 34 5,331 864 2,891 26 116
35 - 39 5,245 543 3,401 54 118
40 - 44 4,303 316 2,909 105 137
45 - 49 3,745 258 2,567 155 122
50 - 54 2,821 167 1,984 196 99
55 - 59 2,272 93 1,556 271 69
60 - 64 1,634 62 1,058 319 48
65 - 69 977 46 592 233 32
70 - 74 544 24 269 206 13
75 - 79 335 14 147 157 7
80 years and over 252 21 53 167 4
Male 27,000 12,009 10,017 520 332
Below 20 7,439 7,324 10 1 1

20 - 24 2,952 2,149 251 - 6
25 - 29 2,659 1,074 805 1 24
30 - 34 2,657 550 1,299 6 41
35 - 39 2,693 343 1,659 25 40
40 - 44 2,285 200 1,530 42 57
45 - 49 1,898 150 1,323 36 46
50 - 54 1,472 106 1,073 55 38
55 - 59 1,186 50 867 78 36
60 - 64 798 31 560 92 22
65 - 69 506 18 350 70 15
70 - 74 244 8 165 46 4
75 - 79 134 4 93 30 1
Female 25,850 9,604 10,069 1,380 589
Below 20 6,883 6,565 37 - 5

20 - 24 2,764 1,392 523 4 54
25 - 29 2,694 701 1,033 5 66
30 - 34 2,674 314 1,592 20 75
35 - 39 2,552 200 1,742 29 78
40 - 44 2,018 116 1,379 63 80
45 - 49 1,847 108 1,244 119 76
50 - 54 1,349 61 911 141 61
55 - 59 1,086 43 689 193 33
60 - 64 836 31 498 227 26
65 - 69 471 28 242 163 17
70 - 74 300 16 104 160 9
75 - 79 201 10 54 127 6
80 years and over 175 19 21 129 3
Live-in
8,328 2
379 -
1,337 -
1,644 -
1,434 -
1,129 -
836 -
643 -
375 -
282 1
147 -
73 1
32 -
10 -
7 -
4,121 1
103 -
546 -
755 -
761 -
626 -
456 -
343 -
200 -
155 -
93 -
52 1
21 -
6 -
4 -
4,207 1
276 -
791 -
889 -
673 -
503 -
380 -
300 -
175 -
127 1
54 -
21 -
11 -
4 -
3 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 226,730 96,189 105,709 9,650 4,049
Below 20 54,403 52,992 543 1 38

20 - 24 26,356 18,154 5,535 20 238
25 - 29 25,272 9,958 12,375 65 411
30 - 34 23,085 5,417 15,180 146 551
35 - 39 21,653 3,176 16,391 249 661
40 - 44 17,700 1,918 13,849 478 592
45 - 49 16,037 1,555 12,666 671 522
50 - 54 12,985 984 10,120 1,056 416
55 - 59 10,552 736 7,942 1,311 289
60 - 64 7,899 548 5,484 1,546 172
65 - 69 5,068 323 3,171 1,416 83
70 - 74 2,822 175 1,458 1,113 35
75 - 79 1,695 143 688 825 25
80 years and over 1,203 110 307 753 16
Male 113,601 51,564 52,712 2,409 1,398
Below 20 28,065 27,691 140 - 8

20 - 24 13,267 10,127 2,019 4 56
25 - 29 12,649 5,641 5,638 18 120
30 - 34 11,653 3,106 7,346 57 175
35 - 39 10,964 1,841 8,182 69 231
40 - 44 9,066 1,114 7,093 157 222
45 - 49 8,064 827 6,486 189 211
50 - 54 6,437 484 5,298 288 147
55 - 59 5,151 324 4,247 314 110
60 - 64 3,702 208 2,971 379 57
65 - 69 2,299 89 1,812 318 30
70 - 74 1,227 58 864 265 15
75 - 79 684 31 434 195 13
80 years and over 373 23 182 156 3
Female 113,129 44,625 52,997 7,241 2,651
Below 20 26,338 25,301 403 1 30

20 - 24 13,089 8,027 3,516 16 182
25 - 29 12,623 4,317 6,737 47 291
30 - 34 11,432 2,311 7,834 89 376
35 - 39 10,689 1,335 8,209 180 430
40 - 44 8,634 804 6,756 321 370
45 - 49 7,973 728 6,180 482 311
50 - 54 6,548 500 4,822 768 269
55 - 59 5,401 412 3,695 997 179
60 - 64 4,197 340 2,513 1,167 115
65 - 69 2,769 234 1,359 1,098 53
70 - 74 1,595 117 594 848 20
75 - 79 1,011 112 254 630 12
80 years and over 830 87 125 597 13
Live-in
11,133 -
829 -
2,409 -
2,463 -
1,791 -
1,176 -
863 -
623 -
409 -
274 -
149 -
75 -
41 -
14 -
17 -
5,518 -
226 -
1,061 -
1,232 -
969 -
641 -
480 -
351 -
220 -
156 -
87 -
50 -
25 -
11 -
9 -
5,615 -
603 -
1,348 -
1,231 -
822 -
535 -
383 -
272 -
189 -
118 -
62 -
25 -
16 -
3 -
8 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
CAINTA
Both sexes 262,716 120,880 97,183 9,807 5,111
Below 20 57,936 56,733 162 3 39

20 - 24 32,208 24,636 2,237 30 235
25 - 29 31,343 16,438 7,314 55 431
30 - 34 28,309 9,059 12,624 124 654
35 - 39 24,966 5,000 14,882 250 712
40 - 44 20,555 2,913 13,848 401 800
45 - 49 17,331 2,097 12,264 606 731
50 - 54 14,625 1,420 10,626 985 545
55 - 59 12,508 953 9,177 1,288 438
60 - 64 10,070 759 6,938 1,715 275
65 - 69 5,954 374 3,836 1,433 141
70 - 74 3,156 231 1,747 1,049 66
75 - 79 2,040 125 983 864 32
80 years and over 1,715 142 545 1,004 12
Male 127,514 61,122 48,002 2,014 1,596
Below 20 29,051 28,736 56 1 8

20 - 24 15,664 12,849 783 8 46
25 - 29 15,339 8,684 3,073 13 113
30 - 34 13,861 4,654 5,919 33 197
35 - 39 12,409 2,539 7,304 75 209
40 - 44 10,057 1,392 6,829 103 289
45 - 49 8,476 924 6,211 139 272
50 - 54 6,844 549 5,362 199 164
55 - 59 5,838 345 4,707 265 125
60 - 64 4,618 249 3,693 350 95
65 - 69 2,736 94 2,186 295 46
70 - 74 1,315 59 989 207 19
75 - 79 768 27 562 149 10
80 years and over 538 21 328 177 3
Female 135,202 59,758 49,181 7,793 3,515
Below 20 28,885 27,997 106 2 31

20 - 24 16,544 11,787 1,454 22 189
25 - 29 16,004 7,754 4,241 42 318
30 - 34 14,448 4,405 6,705 91 457
35 - 39 12,557 2,461 7,578 175 503
40 - 44 10,498 1,521 7,019 298 511
45 - 49 8,855 1,173 6,053 467 459
50 - 54 7,781 871 5,264 786 381
55 - 59 6,670 608 4,470 1,023 313
60 - 64 5,452 510 3,245 1,365 180
65 - 69 3,218 280 1,650 1,138 95
70 - 74 1,841 172 758 842 47
75 - 79 1,272 98 421 715 22
80 years and over 1,177 121 217 827 9
Live-in
29,735 -
999 -
5,070 -
7,105 -
5,848 -
4,122 -
2,593 -
1,633 -
1,049 -
652 -
383 -
170 -
63 -
36 -
12 -
14,780 -
250 -
1,978 -
3,456 -
3,058 -
2,282 -
1,444 -
930 -
570 -
396 -
231 -
115 -
41 -
20 -
9 -
14,955 -
749 -
3,092 -
3,649 -
2,790 -
1,840 -
1,149 -
703 -
479 -
256 -
152 -
55 -
22 -
16 -
3 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
CARDONA
Both sexes 38,724 16,372 17,047 1,702 729
Below 20 9,356 9,035 90 - 4

20 - 24 4,541 3,050 893 - 37
25 - 29 4,050 1,694 1,678 7 70
30 - 34 3,684 897 2,227 22 87
35 - 39 3,307 451 2,388 34 109
40 - 44 2,758 317 2,085 54 84
45 - 49 2,783 275 2,126 100 99
50 - 54 2,331 198 1,779 142 87
55 - 59 2,031 161 1,489 237 74
60 - 64 1,556 122 1,070 260 40
65 - 69 1,084 59 690 288 19
70 - 74 566 48 307 190 11
75 - 79 359 32 149 165 5
80 years and over 318 33 76 203 3
Male 19,660 9,059 8,488 398 286
Below 20 4,924 4,847 15 - -

20 - 24 2,362 1,769 331 - 11
25 - 29 2,074 1,009 743 1 16
30 - 34 1,894 547 1,082 5 27
35 - 39 1,734 281 1,214 12 46
40 - 44 1,408 198 1,029 13 44
45 - 49 1,409 156 1,083 32 41
50 - 54 1,127 98 890 35 34
55 - 59 1,003 68 803 63 33
60 - 64 761 50 589 64 19
65 - 69 501 13 401 60 9
70 - 74 241 11 175 44 4
75 - 79 133 6 89 32 2
Female 19,064 7,313 8,559 1,304 443
Below 20 4,432 4,188 75 - 4

20 - 24 2,179 1,281 562 - 26
25 - 29 1,976 685 935 6 54
30 - 34 1,790 350 1,145 17 60
35 - 39 1,573 170 1,174 22 63
40 - 44 1,350 119 1,056 41 40
45 - 49 1,374 119 1,043 68 58
50 - 54 1,204 100 889 107 53
55 - 59 1,028 93 686 174 41
60 - 64 795 72 481 196 21
65 - 69 583 46 289 228 10
70 - 74 325 37 132 146 7
75 - 79 226 26 60 133 3
80 years and over 229 27 32 166 3
Live-in
2,874 -
227 -
561 -
601 -
451 -
325 -
218 -
183 -
125 -
70 -
64 -
28 -
10 -
8 -
3 -
1,429 -
62 -
251 -
305 -
233 -
181 -
124 -
97 -
70 -
36 -
39 -
18 -
7 -
4 -
2 -
1,445 -
165 -
310 -
296 -
218 -
144 -
94 -
86 -
55 -
34 -
25 -
10 -
3 -
4 -
1 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 25,115 10,222 10,919 1,051 399
Below 20 6,407 6,223 55 - 1

20 - 24 2,884 1,901 510 1 23
25 - 29 2,458 886 1,016 7 41
30 - 34 2,284 453 1,363 19 53
35 - 39 2,362 241 1,720 19 64
40 - 44 1,887 142 1,395 47 67
45 - 49 1,785 114 1,391 53 52
50 - 54 1,492 84 1,154 118 25
55 - 59 1,241 59 927 146 28
60 - 64 950 54 642 170 23
65 - 69 565 28 374 121 14
70 - 74 373 14 197 139 4
75 - 79 233 17 115 92 2
80 years and over 194 6 60 119 2
Male 12,732 5,592 5,439 275 156
Below 20 3,299 3,259 12 - -

20 - 24 1,518 1,142 189 - 5
25 - 29 1,232 523 449 1 10
30 - 34 1,178 267 656 4 22
35 - 39 1,178 148 822 7 19
40 - 44 970 79 718 16 33
45 - 49 882 64 687 16 24
50 - 54 772 49 612 36 12
55 - 59 630 28 499 47 10
60 - 64 478 21 366 45 10
65 - 69 276 8 217 27 7
70 - 74 164 - 113 34 3
75 - 79 82 1 61 14 -
Female 12,383 4,630 5,480 776 243
Below 20 3,108 2,964 43 - 1

20 - 24 1,366 759 321 1 18
25 - 29 1,226 363 567 6 31
30 - 34 1,106 186 707 15 31
35 - 39 1,184 93 898 12 45
40 - 44 917 63 677 31 34
45 - 49 903 50 704 37 28
50 - 54 720 35 542 82 13
55 - 59 611 31 428 99 18
60 - 64 472 33 276 125 13
65 - 69 289 20 157 94 7
70 - 74 209 14 84 105 1
75 - 79 151 16 54 78 2
80 years and over 121 3 22 91 1
Live-in
2,523 1
128 -
449 -
507 1
396 -
318 -
236 -
175 -
111 -
81 -
61 -
28 -
19 -
7 -
7 -
1,270 -
28 -
182 -
249 -
229 -
182 -
124 -
91 -
63 -
46 -
36 -
17 -
14 -
6 -
3 -
1,253 1
100 -
267 -
258 1
167 -
136 -
112 -
84 -
48 -
35 -
25 -
11 -
5 -
1 -
4 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
RODRIGUEZ
Both sexes 285,200 123,106 104,816 10,532 5,257
Below 20 77,522 75,255 341 - 69

20 - 24 32,331 21,786 3,283 2 361
25 - 29 29,009 10,942 8,869 12 625
30 - 34 28,943 5,820 14,800 184 710
35 - 39 29,073 3,388 18,852 321 788
40 - 44 23,773 1,852 16,747 525 702
45 - 49 19,289 1,358 13,621 789 675
50 - 54 14,510 874 10,041 1,166 511
55 - 59 11,298 678 7,611 1,534 350
60 - 64 8,475 462 5,273 1,815 233
65 - 69 5,412 340 3,050 1,587 138
70 - 74 2,690 164 1,312 1,037 60
75 - 79 1,679 96 687 821 21
80 years and over 1,196 91 329 739 14
Male 142,231 65,350 52,034 2,461 1,735
Below 20 39,547 38,975 83 - 7

20 - 24 16,161 12,174 1,114 - 82
25 - 29 14,262 6,255 3,706 2 176
30 - 34 14,156 3,311 6,694 55 218
35 - 39 14,420 1,878 9,093 98 276
40 - 44 12,257 958 8,714 149 251
45 - 49 9,902 732 7,122 195 256
50 - 54 7,379 416 5,389 276 190
55 - 59 5,433 283 4,039 345 106
60 - 64 4,042 173 2,942 415 87
65 - 69 2,457 119 1,729 370 55
70 - 74 1,170 36 799 228 20
75 - 79 642 23 399 173 6
80 years and over 403 17 211 155 5
Female 142,969 57,756 52,782 8,071 3,522
Below 20 37,975 36,280 258 - 62

20 - 24 16,170 9,612 2,169 2 279
25 - 29 14,747 4,687 5,163 10 449
30 - 34 14,787 2,509 8,106 129 492
35 - 39 14,653 1,510 9,759 223 512
40 - 44 11,516 894 8,033 376 451
45 - 49 9,387 626 6,499 594 419
50 - 54 7,131 458 4,652 890 321
55 - 59 5,865 395 3,572 1,189 244
60 - 64 4,433 289 2,331 1,400 146
65 - 69 2,955 221 1,321 1,217 83
70 - 74 1,520 128 513 809 40
75 - 79 1,037 73 288 648 15
80 years and over 793 74 118 584 9
Live-in
41,489 -
1,857 -
6,899 -
8,561 -
7,429 -
5,724 -
3,947 -
2,846 -
1,918 -
1,125 -
692 -
297 -
117 -
54 -
23 -
20,651 -
482 -
2,791 -
4,123 -
3,878 -
3,075 -
2,185 -
1,597 -
1,108 -
660 -
425 -
184 -
87 -
41 -
15 -
20,838 -
1,375 -
4,108 -
4,438 -
3,551 -
2,649 -
1,762 -
1,249 -
810 -
465 -
267 -
113 -
30 -
13 -
8 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
MORONG
Both sexes 46,488 19,665 19,155 2,301 923
Below 20 10,891 10,568 59 - 4

20 - 24 5,466 3,854 702 3 39
25 - 29 4,850 2,109 1,699 6 84
30 - 34 4,508 1,084 2,525 23 114
35 - 39 4,105 630 2,736 49 145
40 - 44 3,244 382 2,314 64 122
45 - 49 3,317 299 2,471 135 135
50 - 54 2,804 240 2,097 223 92
55 - 59 2,381 171 1,720 295 84
60 - 64 1,845 118 1,268 330 50
65 - 69 1,268 86 753 364 26
70 - 74 831 55 437 310 12
75 - 79 499 40 231 212 6
80 years and over 479 29 143 287 10
Male 23,330 10,663 9,535 562 359
Below 20 5,519 5,440 8 - 1

20 - 24 2,860 2,224 272 - 10
25 - 29 2,438 1,221 698 1 22
30 - 34 2,304 641 1,233 7 36
35 - 39 2,137 390 1,371 14 65
40 - 44 1,613 233 1,124 15 47
45 - 49 1,646 182 1,235 30 53
50 - 54 1,470 148 1,129 60 38
55 - 59 1,136 68 875 80 43
60 - 64 902 60 685 90 19
65 - 69 585 23 436 88 12
70 - 74 349 17 243 71 6
75 - 79 198 11 130 46 2
80 years and over 173 5 96 60 5
Female 23,158 9,002 9,620 1,739 564
Below 20 5,372 5,128 51 - 3

20 - 24 2,606 1,630 430 3 29
25 - 29 2,412 888 1,001 5 62
30 - 34 2,204 443 1,292 16 78
35 - 39 1,968 240 1,365 35 80
40 - 44 1,631 149 1,190 49 75
45 - 49 1,671 117 1,236 105 82
50 - 54 1,334 92 968 163 54
55 - 59 1,245 103 845 215 41
60 - 64 943 58 583 240 31
65 - 69 683 63 317 276 14
70 - 74 482 38 194 239 6
75 - 79 301 29 101 166 4
80 years and over 306 24 47 227 5
Live-in
4,431 13
258 2
866 2
952 -
762 -
543 2
362 -
274 3
151 1
110 1
79 -
37 2
17 -
10 -
10 -
2,204 7
69 1
353 1
496 -
387 -
296 1
194 -
144 2
95 -
70 -
48 -
24 2
12 -
9 -
7 -
2,227 6
189 1
513 1
456 -
375 -
247 1
168 -
130 1
56 1
40 1
31 -
13 -
5 -
1 -
3 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
PILILLA
Both sexes 50,704 21,479 20,068 2,068 836
Below 20 13,591 13,180 74 1 8

20 - 24 6,158 3,968 840 3 45
25 - 29 4,991 1,831 1,899 10 64
30 - 34 4,806 940 2,702 34 101
35 - 39 4,542 517 3,048 47 150
40 - 44 3,777 319 2,751 92 116
45 - 49 3,438 240 2,498 153 117
50 - 54 2,722 183 1,955 208 91
55 - 59 2,299 106 1,693 241 73
60 - 64 1,756 75 1,229 296 37
65 - 69 1,100 54 683 302 18
70 - 74 731 22 399 270 7
75 - 79 417 21 185 191 6
80 years and over 376 23 112 220 3
Male 25,570 11,666 9,990 527 295
Below 20 6,974 6,872 19 1 2

20 - 24 3,171 2,309 295 - 11
25 - 29 2,529 1,088 833 2 19
30 - 34 2,421 561 1,296 5 24
35 - 39 2,280 301 1,470 11 58
40 - 44 1,894 186 1,368 35 46
45 - 49 1,793 139 1,327 42 53
50 - 54 1,320 90 995 54 31
55 - 59 1,138 56 887 58 27
60 - 64 886 30 696 72 15
65 - 69 507 21 391 65 3
70 - 74 342 4 238 75 3
75 - 79 168 4 107 47 2
80 years and over 147 5 68 60 1
Female 25,134 9,813 10,078 1,541 541
Below 20 6,617 6,308 55 - 6

20 - 24 2,987 1,659 545 3 34
25 - 29 2,462 743 1,066 8 45
30 - 34 2,385 379 1,406 29 77
35 - 39 2,262 216 1,578 36 92
40 - 44 1,883 133 1,383 57 70
45 - 49 1,645 101 1,171 111 64
50 - 54 1,402 93 960 154 60
55 - 59 1,161 50 806 183 46
60 - 64 870 45 533 224 22
65 - 69 593 33 292 237 15
70 - 74 389 18 161 195 4
75 - 79 249 17 78 144 4
80 years and over 229 18 44 160 2
Live-in
6,252 1
328 -
1,302 -
1,187 -
1,029 -
780 -
498 1
430 -
285 -
186 -
119 -
43 -
33 -
14 -
18 -
3,092 -
80 -
556 -
587 -
535 -
440 -
259 -
232 -
150 -
110 -
73 -
27 -
22 -
8 -
13 -
3,160 1
248 -
746 -
600 -
494 -
340 -
239 1
198 -
135 -
76 -
46 -
16 -
11 -
6 -
5 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 200,974 88,895 71,735 8,231 4,432
Below 20 49,845 48,573 141 1 48

20 - 24 23,690 17,161 1,647 9 280
25 - 29 21,938 10,041 5,368 39 448
30 - 34 19,760 5,024 9,035 108 566
35 - 39 19,112 2,889 11,540 187 686
40 - 44 15,680 1,621 10,520 356 603
45 - 49 14,133 1,198 9,840 605 607
50 - 54 11,158 783 7,955 842 415
55 - 59 9,060 557 6,300 1,130 365
60 - 64 7,036 436 4,561 1,374 219
65 - 69 4,602 294 2,732 1,256 114
70 - 74 2,284 146 1,153 867 47
75 - 79 1,505 94 635 706 20
80 years and over 1,171 78 308 751 14
Male 99,172 46,355 35,639 1,885 1,503
Below 20 24,904 24,609 25 - 10

20 - 24 11,744 9,321 558 1 61
25 - 29 10,720 5,488 2,203 9 112
30 - 34 9,924 2,837 4,210 28 204
35 - 39 9,582 1,625 5,557 51 240
40 - 44 7,958 908 5,286 118 233
45 - 49 7,092 606 5,022 154 239
50 - 54 5,452 373 4,111 175 144
55 - 59 4,476 259 3,427 255 117
60 - 64 3,299 166 2,437 329 76
65 - 69 2,104 93 1,573 262 43
70 - 74 967 40 658 207 16
75 - 79 583 16 380 151 6
80 years and over 367 14 192 145 2
Female 101,802 42,540 36,096 6,346 2,929
Below 20 24,941 23,964 116 1 38

20 - 24 11,946 7,840 1,089 8 219
25 - 29 11,218 4,553 3,165 30 336
30 - 34 9,836 2,187 4,825 80 362
35 - 39 9,530 1,264 5,983 136 446
40 - 44 7,722 713 5,234 238 370
45 - 49 7,041 592 4,818 451 368
50 - 54 5,706 410 3,844 667 271
55 - 59 4,584 298 2,873 875 248
60 - 64 3,737 270 2,124 1,045 143
65 - 69 2,498 201 1,159 994 71
70 - 74 1,317 106 495 660 31
75 - 79 922 78 255 555 14
80 years and over 804 64 116 606 12
Live-in
27,681 -
1,082 -
4,593 -
6,042 -
5,027 -
3,810 -
2,580 -
1,883 -
1,163 -
708 -
446 -
206 -
71 -
50 -
20 -
13,790 -
260 -
1,803 -
2,908 -
2,645 -
2,109 -
1,413 -
1,071 -
649 -
418 -
291 -
133 -
46 -
30 -
14 -
13,891 -
822 -
2,790 -
3,134 -
2,382 -
1,701 -
1,167 -
812 -
514 -
290 -
155 -
73 -
25 -
20 -
6 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TANAY
Both sexes 89,281 38,421 33,271 3,546 1,621
Below 20 24,746 23,860 165 1 12

20 - 24 11,110 6,961 1,604 11 96
25 - 29 9,160 3,179 3,318 27 168
30 - 34 8,265 1,570 4,503 44 191
35 - 39 8,020 962 5,165 90 253
40 - 44 6,322 561 4,338 164 217
45 - 49 5,732 442 4,002 221 224
50 - 54 4,766 278 3,434 352 157
55 - 59 3,814 196 2,676 442 118
60 - 64 3,052 179 1,960 611 77
65 - 69 1,889 93 1,114 487 58
70 - 74 1,111 68 538 421 27
75 - 79 705 35 300 320 14
80 years and over 589 37 154 355 9
Male 45,029 20,925 16,575 789 592
Below 20 12,605 12,414 29 1 1

20 - 24 5,613 4,024 541 4 27
25 - 29 4,623 1,923 1,432 9 46
30 - 34 4,247 965 2,150 10 61
35 - 39 4,147 585 2,597 22 92
40 - 44 3,259 353 2,220 46 88
45 - 49 2,832 254 1,974 58 84
50 - 54 2,450 148 1,833 87 71
55 - 59 1,936 111 1,471 95 43
60 - 64 1,443 79 1,073 130 29
65 - 69 908 36 668 87 26
70 - 74 469 19 305 96 13
75 - 79 289 7 177 76 8
80 years and over 208 7 105 68 3
Female 44,252 17,496 16,696 2,757 1,029
Below 20 12,141 11,446 136 - 11

20 - 24 5,497 2,937 1,063 7 69
25 - 29 4,537 1,256 1,886 18 122
30 - 34 4,018 605 2,353 34 130
35 - 39 3,873 377 2,568 68 161
40 - 44 3,063 208 2,118 118 129
45 - 49 2,900 188 2,028 163 140
50 - 54 2,316 130 1,601 265 86
55 - 59 1,878 85 1,205 347 75
60 - 64 1,609 100 887 481 48
65 - 69 981 57 446 400 32
70 - 74 642 49 233 325 14
75 - 79 416 28 123 244 6
80 years and over 381 30 49 287 6
Live-in
12,422 -
708 -
2,438 -
2,468 -
1,957 -
1,550 -
1,042 -
843 -
545 -
382 -
225 -
137 -
57 -
36 -
34 -
6,148 -
160 -
1,017 -
1,213 -
1,061 -
851 -
552 -
462 -
311 -
216 -
132 -
91 -
36 -
21 -
25 -
6,274 -
548 -
1,421 -
1,255 -
896 -
699 -
490 -
381 -
234 -
166 -
93 -
46 -
21 -
15 -
9 -
Table 7--Continued
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TAYTAY
Both sexes 252,275 110,191 93,881 9,186 5,301
Below 20 62,780 61,026 233 1 59

20 - 24 31,206 21,636 2,999 18 321
25 - 29 27,549 11,516 7,859 51 506
30 - 34 25,289 5,967 12,419 136 684
35 - 39 23,360 3,257 14,565 251 762
40 - 44 20,513 2,109 14,212 429 763
45 - 49 17,736 1,584 12,776 644 738
50 - 54 14,086 1,104 10,137 1,052 579
55 - 59 10,965 766 7,801 1,201 410
60 - 64 8,103 510 5,344 1,540 244
65 - 69 5,071 342 3,101 1,307 130
70 - 74 2,605 148 1,357 972 56
75 - 79 1,686 120 717 764 30
80 years and over 1,326 106 361 820 19
Male 125,346 58,024 46,723 2,067 1,772
Below 20 31,967 31,507 60 - 19

20 - 24 15,621 12,023 999 6 70
25 - 29 13,818 6,475 3,439 19 140
30 - 34 12,552 3,305 5,783 52 216
35 - 39 11,867 1,789 7,243 80 273
40 - 44 10,290 1,102 7,140 117 272
45 - 49 8,800 751 6,525 162 269
50 - 54 6,959 456 5,315 275 204
55 - 59 5,294 288 4,136 264 141
60 - 64 3,812 153 2,926 346 92
65 - 69 2,299 98 1,744 287 47
70 - 74 1,065 35 775 194 18
75 - 79 629 23 426 138 7
80 years and over 373 19 212 127 4
Female 126,929 52,167 47,158 7,119 3,529
Below 20 30,813 29,519 173 1 40

20 - 24 15,585 9,613 2,000 12 251
25 - 29 13,731 5,041 4,420 32 366
30 - 34 12,737 2,662 6,636 84 468
35 - 39 11,493 1,468 7,322 171 489
40 - 44 10,223 1,007 7,072 312 491
45 - 49 8,936 833 6,251 482 469
50 - 54 7,127 648 4,822 777 375
55 - 59 5,671 478 3,665 937 269
60 - 64 4,291 357 2,418 1,194 152
65 - 69 2,772 244 1,357 1,020 83
70 - 74 1,540 113 582 778 38
75 - 79 1,057 97 291 626 23
80 years and over 953 87 149 693 15
Live-in
33,715 1
1,460 1
6,232 -
7,617 -
6,083 -
4,525 -
3,000 -
1,994 -
1,214 -
787 -
465 -
191 -
72 -
55 -
20 -
16,760 -
381 -
2,523 -
3,745 -
3,196 -
2,482 -
1,659 -
1,093 -
709 -
465 -
295 -
123 -
43 -
35 -
11 -
16,955 1
1,079 1
3,709 -
3,872 -
2,887 -
2,043 -
1,341 -
901 -
505 -
322 -
170 -
68 -
29 -
20 -
9 -
Table 7--Concluded
Sex, Age Group,
Household
Marital Status
Common-law/
Unknown
and Over Separated
TERESA
Both sexes 45,235 19,103 20,694 1,956 726
Below 20 11,887 11,574 126 1 5

20 - 24 5,208 3,601 969 5 50
25 - 29 4,486 1,666 2,170 13 81
30 - 34 4,302 727 3,010 41 89
35 - 39 4,299 502 3,311 53 110
40 - 44 3,829 305 3,064 98 116
45 - 49 3,364 276 2,661 155 103
50 - 54 2,598 168 2,041 209 71
55 - 59 1,960 115 1,474 249 50
60 - 64 1,311 77 901 263 30
65 - 69 859 43 499 287 8
70 - 74 541 18 290 215 6
75 - 79 326 16 126 176 5
80 years and over 265 15 52 191 2
Male 22,609 10,217 10,299 456 268
Below 20 6,053 5,977 30 - 1

20 - 24 2,649 2,038 339 2 15
25 - 29 2,246 966 958 5 29
30 - 34 2,140 442 1,418 11 35
35 - 39 2,102 288 1,590 13 39
40 - 44 1,968 174 1,588 33 49
45 - 49 1,700 144 1,385 43 37
50 - 54 1,351 89 1,110 64 27
55 - 59 980 51 816 51 16
60 - 64 641 23 513 69 13
65 - 69 363 11 267 67 2
70 - 74 236 6 183 37 2
75 - 79 108 6 67 29 3
Female 22,626 8,886 10,395 1,500 458
Below 20 5,834 5,597 96 1 4

20 - 24 2,559 1,563 630 3 35
25 - 29 2,240 700 1,212 8 52
30 - 34 2,162 285 1,592 30 54
35 - 39 2,197 214 1,721 40 71
40 - 44 1,861 131 1,476 65 67
45 - 49 1,664 132 1,276 112 66
50 - 54 1,247 79 931 145 44
55 - 59 980 64 658 198 34
60 - 64 670 54 388 194 17
65 - 69 496 32 232 220 6
70 - 74 305 12 107 178 4
75 - 79 218 10 59 147 2
80 years and over 193 13 17 159 2
Live-in
2,756 -
181 -
583 -
556 -
435 -
323 -
246 -
169 -
109 -
72 -
40 -
22 -
12 -
3 -
5 -
1,369 -
45 -
255 -
288 -
234 -
172 -
124 -
91 -
61 -
46 -
23 -
16 -
8 -
3 -
3 -
1,387 -
136 -
328 -
268 -
201 -
151 -
122 -
78 -
48 -
26 -
17 -
6 -
4 -
- -
2 -
TABLE 8 Total Population by Religious Affiliation and Sex: 2015
Religious Affiliation Both Sexes
RIZAL
Total 2,884,227
Aglipay 7,267
Association of Baptist Churches in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao 176
Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines 17
Bible Baptist Church 2,061
Bread of Life Ministries 212
Buddhist 434
Cathedral of Praise , Incorporated 93
Church of Christ 5,882
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints 3,494
Convention of the Philippine Baptist Church 18
Crusaders of the Divine Church of Christ , Incorporated 38
Door of Faith 2,444
Evangelical Christian Outreach Foundation 683
Evangelicals (Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches) 15,779
Faith Tabernacle Church (Living Rock Ministries) 54
Good News Christian Churches 43
Higher Ground Baptist Mission 15
Iglesia Evangelica Unida de Cristo 8
Iglesia ni Cristo 129,349
Iglesia sa Dios Espiritu Santo , Incorporated 497
International Baptist Missionary Fellowship 15
International One Way Outreach 75
Islam 13,913
Jehovah’s Witness 9,392
Jesus is Alive Community , Incorporated 191
Jesus is Lord Church 9,795
Love of Christ International Ministries 98
Lutheran Church of the Philippines 23
Miracle Revival Church of the Philippines 22
Missionary Baptist Churches of the Philippines 40
National Council of Churches in the Philippines 2,137
Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association 3
Philippine Ecumenical Christian Church 48
Philippine Good News Ministries 15
Philippine Grace Gospel 329
Philippine Independent Catholic Church 125
Potter’s House Christian Center 39
Roman Catholic, including Catholic Charismatic 2,512,737
Salvation Army, Philippines 123
Seventh Day Adventist 6,973
Things to Come 47
UNIDA Evangelical Church 85
Union Espiritista Cristiana de Filipinas , Incorporated 33
United Church of Christ in the Philippines 396
United Pentecostal Church (Philippines) , Incorporated 1,267
Victory Chapel Christian Fellowship 1,471
Way of Salvation Church , Incorporated 20
Other Baptists 14,315
Other Protestants 6,720
Other Religious Affiliations 134,892
None 161
Not Reported 163

Male Female
1,444,063 1,440,164
3,643 3,624
66 110
6 11
999 1,062
107 105
245 189
40 53
2,872 3,010
1,684 1,810
9 9
19 19
1,196 1,248
302 381
7,700 8,079
30 24
21 22
7 8
4 4
65,185 64,164
245 252
7 8
39 36
6,949 6,964
4,504 4,888
97 94
4,827 4,968
47 51
12 11
11 11
15 25
1,024 1,113
- 3
27 21
5 10
161 168
59 66
24 15
1,260,402 1,252,335
54 69
3,491 3,482
16 31
42 43
19 14
196 200
633 634
686 785
10 10
7,135 7,180
3,221 3,499
65,759 69,133
80 81
131 32
TABLE 9 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were Currently Attending School by Age Group, Sex,
and City/Municipality: 2015
Age Group Household Population 5 to 24 Years Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were
and City/Municipality Old Currently Attending School
Female
Both Sexes Male Both Sexes Male Female
RIZAL
Total 1,146,212 581,466 564,746 810,640 412,253 398,387

5- 9 297,996 152,853 145,143 279,994 143,146 136,848
10 - 14 288,267 147,220 141,047 280,531 142,618 137,913
15 - 19 286,107 144,775 141,332 200,427 100,453 99,974
20 - 24 273,842 136,618 137,224 49,688 26,036 23,652
ANGONO
Total 44,204 22,363 21,841 31,437 15,991 15,446

5- 9 11,086 5,669 5,417 10,510 5,352 5,158
10 - 14 11,062 5,622 5,440 10,838 5,504 5,334
15 - 19 11,293 5,776 5,517 8,118 4,103 4,015
20 - 24 10,763 5,296 5,467 1,971 1,032 939
Total 316,441 159,940 156,501 222,959 113,305
5- 81,903 41,950 39,953 76,358 38,954
9
10 79,131 40,265 38,866 77,065 39,067
15- 79,202 39,985 39,217 55,675 28,059
14-
20 76,205 37,740 38,465 13,861 7,225
19-
BARAS
24
Total 28,018 14,498 13,520 19,939 10,224

5- 7,980 4,107 3,873 7,522 3,851
9
10 7,767 4,007 3,760 7,526 3,846
15- 6,555 3,432 3,123 4,166 2,116
14-
20 5,716 2,952 2,764 725 411
19-
BINANGONAN
24
Total 108,666 55,803 52,863 76,259 39,236
5- 9 27,907 14,471 13,436 26,287 13,588
10 - 14 27,135 13,979 13,156 26,478 13,595
15 - 19 27,268 14,086 13,182 19,352 9,854
20 - 24 26,356 13,267 13,089 4,142 2,199
Total 119,210 59,436 59,774 83,812 42,535
5- 9 29,066 14,721 14,345 27,449 13,883

10 - 14 27,855 14,189 13,666 27,251 13,831
15 - 19 30,081 14,862 15,219 22,222 11,114
20 - 24 32,208 15,664 16,544 6,890 3,707
CARDONA
Total 18,878 9,822 9,056 13,034 6,689

5- 9 4,981 2,536 2,445 4,727 2,394
10 - 14 4,713 2,458 2,255 4,584 2,382
15 - 19 4,643 2,466 2,177 3,092 1,597
20 - 24 4,541 2,362 2,179 631 316
CAINTA
5 to 24 Years Old Who Were
hool
ale Female
0 412,253 398,387
4 143,146 136,848
1 142,618 137,913
7 100,453 99,974
8 26,036 23,652
7 15,991 15,446
0 5,352 5,158
8 5,504 5,334
8 4,103 4,015
1 1,032 939
113,305 109,654
38,954 37,404
39,067 37,998
28,059 27,616
7,225 6,636
10,224 9,715
3,851 3,671
3,846 3,680
2,116 2,050
411 314
37,023
12,699
12,883
9,498
1,943
41,277
13,566
13,420
11,108
3,183
6,345
2,333
2,202
1,495
315
Continued
Table 9--Continued
Household Population 5 Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were

Age Group to 24 Years Old Currently Attending School
and City/Municipality Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male Female
JALA-JALA
Total 12,758 6,599 6,159 8,782 4,467 4,315

5- 9 3,467 1,782 1,685 3,303 1,690 1,613
10 - 14 3,371 1,712 1,659 3,230 1,627 1,603
15 - 19 3,036 1,587 1,449 1,871 937 934
20 - 24 2,884 1,518 1,366 378 213 165
Total 151,199 77,304 73,895 108,411 55,578
5- 9 41,346 21,596 19,750 38,590 20,108
10 - 14 40,495 20,829 19,666 39,303 20,096
15 - 19 37,027 18,718 18,309 25,131 12,588
20 - 24 32,331 16,161 16,170 5,387 2,786
Total 22,135 11,337 10,798 15,726 7,953
5- 9 5,778 2,958 2,820 5,496 2,805

10 - 14 5,496 2,794 2,702 5,337 2,698
15 - 19 5,395 2,725 2,670 3,840 1,859
20 - 24 5,466 2,860 2,606 1,053 591
P
I
L Total 26,794 13,754 13,040 18,679 9,469
I
5
L 7,045 3,609 3,436 6,729 3,432
L
1 7,021 3,572 3,449 6,825 3,450
-A
0
1 6,570 3,402 3,168 4,254 2,131
5
2 6,158 3,171 2,987 871 456
-
0
MORONG
-
9
1
SAN MATEO
-
4
1 Total 99,268 49,682 49,586 72,645 36,574
9
2
5 25,733 13,034 12,699 24,050 12,172
4
1- 24,888 12,515 12,373 24,288 12,173
0
1 24,957 12,389 12,568 18,788 9,370
9-
5
2 23,690 11,744 11,946 5,519 2,859
1-
0
4
TANAY
1-
9
2
4 Total 49,276 24,936 24,340 34,353 17,151
5 13,420 6,718 6,702 12,721 6,331
1- 12,717 6,514 6,203 12,283 6,233
0
1 12,029 6,091 5,938 7,892 3,855
9-
5
2 11,110 5,613 5,497 1,457 732
1-
0
4
TAYTAY
1-
9
2
4 Total 126,327 64,226 62,101 88,066 44,652
5 32,341 16,638 15,703 30,537 15,643
1- 30,793 15,764 15,029 29,851 15,205
0
1 31,987 16,203 15,784 21,737 10,751
9-
5
2 31,206 15,621 15,585 5,941 3,053
1-
0
4
1-
9
2
4
5 to 24 Years Old Who Were
hool
s Male Female
2 4,467 4,315
3 1,690 1,613
0 1,627 1,603
1 937 934
8 213 165
55,578 52,833
20,108 18,482
20,096 19,207
12,588 12,543
2,786 2,601
7,953 7,773
2,805 2,691
2,698 2,639
1,859 1,981
591 462
9,469 9,210
3,432 3,297
3,450 3,375
2,131 2,123
456 415
36,071
11,878
12,115
9,418
2,660
17,202
6,390
6,050
4,037
725
43,414
14,894
14,646
10,986
2,888
Continued
Table 9--Concluded
Household Population 5
Age Group to 24 Years Old
and City/Municipality Both Sexes Male Female
TERESA
Total 23,038 11,766 11,272

5- 9 5,943 3,064 2,879
10 - 14 5,823 3,000 2,823
15 - 19 6,064 3,053 3,011
20 - 24 5,208 2,649 2,559
Household Population 5 to 24 Years Old Who Were
Currently Attending School
Both Sexes Male Female
16,538 8,429 8,109

5,715 2,943 2,772
5,672 2,911 2,761
4,289 2,119 2,170
862 456 406
TABLE 10 Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
Age Group
Household Population
10 Years Old and Over
Literate
and City/Municipality Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes Male
RIZAL
Total 2,277,320 1,131,233 1,146,087 2,271,061 1,127,954

10 - 14 288,267 147,220 141,047 287,365 146,681
15 - 19 286,107 144,775 141,332 285,342 144,286
20 - 24 273,842 136,618 137,224 273,211 136,241
25 - 29 248,226 123,311 124,915 247,783 123,048
30 - 34 227,998 113,462 114,536 227,586 113,227
35 - 39 214,573 107,944 106,629 214,204 107,732
40 - 44 178,207 90,068 88,139 177,866 89,883
45 - 49 156,191 78,116 78,075 155,892 77,942
50 - 54 125,154 61,780 63,374 124,780 61,591
55 - 59 100,333 48,800 51,533 100,078 48,669
60 - 64 76,265 36,088 40,177 75,947 35,967
65 years and over 102,157 43,051 59,106 101,007 42,687
ANGONO
Total 90,933 44,769 46,164 90,698 44,662

10 - 14 11,062 5,622 5,440 11,011 5,596
15 - 19 11,293 5,776 5,517 11,262 5,754
20 - 24 10,763 5,296 5,467 10,744 5,290
25 - 29 9,628 4,813 4,815 9,606 4,803
30 - 34 9,015 4,476 4,539 9,001 4,470
35 - 39 8,129 4,064 4,065 8,121 4,061
40 - 44 6,961 3,436 3,525 6,952 3,431
45 - 49 6,350 3,152 3,198 6,335 3,144
50 - 54 5,341 2,563 2,778 5,329 2,559
55 - 59 4,423 2,117 2,306 4,413 2,115
60 - 64 3,362 1,566 1,796 3,349 1,559
65 years and over 4,606 1,888 2,718 4,575 1,880
Total 610,095 302,670 307,425 608,674 301,921

10 - 14 79,131 40,265 38,866 78,902 40,120
15 - 19 79,202 39,985 39,217 79,021 39,874
20 - 24 76,205 37,740 38,465 76,032 37,637
25 - 29 68,139 33,909 34,230 68,040 33,844
30 - 34 60,417 29,999 30,418 60,323 29,948
35 - 39 56,400 28,367 28,033 56,332 28,331
40 - 44 46,905 23,607 23,298 46,833 23,572
45 - 49 41,151 20,470 20,681 41,080 20,428
50 - 54 32,915 16,184 16,731 32,811 16,128
55 - 59 25,529 12,482 13,047 25,473 12,453
60 - 64 19,216 9,140 10,076 19,144 9,116
65 years and over 24,885 10,522 14,363 24,683 10,470
Female
1,143,107
140,684
141,056
136,970
124,735
114,359
106,472
87,983
77,950
63,189
51,409
39,980
58,320
46,036
5,415
5,508
5,454
4,803
4,531
4,060
3,521
3,191
2,770
2,298
1,790
2,695
306,753
38,782
39,147
38,395
34,196
30,375
28,001
23,261
20,652
16,683
13,020
10,028
14,213
Table 10--Continued
Age Group
Literate
and City/Municipality Both Sexes Male Female Both Sexes
BARAS
Total 52,850 27,000 25,850 52,696

10 - 14 7,767 4,007 3,760 7,730
15 - 19 6,555 3,432 3,123 6,540
20 - 24 5,716 2,952 2,764 5,703
25 - 29 5,353 2,659 2,694 5,338
30 - 34 5,331 2,657 2,674 5,324
35 - 39 5,245 2,693 2,552 5,236
40 - 44 4,303 2,285 2,018 4,295
45 - 49 3,745 1,898 1,847 3,737
50 - 54 2,821 1,472 1,349 2,816
55 - 59 2,272 1,186 1,086 2,265
60 - 64 1,634 798 836 1,628
65 years and over 2,108 961 1,147 2,084
BINANGONAN
Total 226,730 113,601 113,129 226,014

10 - 14 27,135 13,979 13,156 27,067
15 - 19 27,268 14,086 13,182 27,170
20 - 24 26,356 13,267 13,089 26,296
25 - 29 25,272 12,649 12,623 25,226
30 - 34 23,085 11,653 11,432 23,032
35 - 39 21,653 10,964 10,689 21,609
40 - 44 17,700 9,066 8,634 17,662
45 - 49 16,037 8,064 7,973 15,999
50 - 54 12,985 6,437 6,548 12,950
55 - 59 10,552 5,151 5,401 10,522
60 - 64 7,899 3,702 4,197 7,866
65 years and over 10,788 4,583 6,205 10,615
CAINTA
Total 262,716 127,514 135,202 262,248

10 - 14 27,855 14,189 13,666 27,782
15 - 19 30,081 14,862 15,219 30,018
20 - 24 32,208 15,664 16,544 32,153
25 - 29 31,343 15,339 16,004 31,297
30 - 34 28,309 13,861 14,448 28,272
35 - 39 24,966 12,409 12,557 24,936
40 - 44 20,555 10,057 10,498 20,532
45 - 49 17,331 8,476 8,855 17,316
50 - 54 14,625 6,844 7,781 14,592
55 - 59 12,508 5,838 6,670 12,497
60 - 64 10,070 4,618 5,452 10,058
65 years and over 12,865 5,357 7,508 12,795
Male Female
26,910 25,786
3,982 3,748
3,421 3,119
2,945 2,758
2,652 2,686
2,650 2,674
2,689 2,547
2,283 2,012
1,892 1,845
1,470 1,346
1,181 1,084
796 832
949 1,135
113,234 112,780
13,936 13,131
14,022 13,148
13,230 13,066
12,623 12,603
11,617 11,415
10,935 10,674
9,045 8,617
8,042 7,957
6,421 6,529
5,133 5,389
3,691 4,175
4,539 6,076
127,282 134,966
14,150 13,632
14,823 15,195
15,632 16,521
15,310 15,987
13,844 14,428
12,394 12,542
10,048 10,484
8,469 8,847
6,825 7,767
5,834 6,663
4,615 5,443
5,338 7,457
Table 10--Continued
Age Group
Literate
CARDONA
Total 38,724 19,660 19,064 38,629

10 - 14 4,713 2,458 2,255 4,697
15 - 19 4,643 2,466 2,177 4,634
20 - 24 4,541 2,362 2,179 4,528
25 - 29 4,050 2,074 1,976 4,045
30 - 34 3,684 1,894 1,790 3,675
35 - 39 3,307 1,734 1,573 3,305
40 - 44 2,758 1,408 1,350 2,752
45 - 49 2,783 1,409 1,374 2,780
50 - 54 2,331 1,127 1,204 2,325
55 - 59 2,031 1,003 1,028 2,031
60 - 64 1,556 761 795 1,548
65 years and over 2,327 964 1,363 2,309
JALA-JALA
Total 25,115 12,732 12,383 24,974

10 - 14 3,371 1,712 1,659 3,355
15 - 19 3,036 1,587 1,449 3,025
20 - 24 2,884 1,518 1,366 2,877
25 - 29 2,458 1,232 1,226 2,452
30 - 34 2,284 1,178 1,106 2,281
35 - 39 2,362 1,178 1,184 2,356
40 - 44 1,887 970 917 1,877
45 - 49 1,785 882 903 1,779
50 - 54 1,492 772 720 1,484
55 - 59 1,241 630 611 1,237
60 - 64 950 478 472 937
65 years and over 1,365 595 770 1,314
Total 285,200 142,231 142,969 284,368

10 - 14 40,495 20,829 19,666 40,376
15 - 19 37,027 18,718 18,309 36,927
20 - 24 32,331 16,161 16,170 32,267
25 - 29 29,009 14,262 14,747 28,960
30 - 34 28,943 14,156 14,787 28,895
35 - 39 29,073 14,420 14,653 29,013
40 - 44 23,773 12,257 11,516 23,723
45 - 49 19,289 9,902 9,387 19,242
50 - 54 14,510 7,379 7,131 14,463
55 - 59 11,298 5,433 5,865 11,254
60 - 64 8,475 4,042 4,433 8,430
65 years and over 10,977 4,672 6,305 10,818
Male Female
19,605 19,024
2,452 2,245
2,459 2,175
2,351 2,177
2,072 1,973
1,888 1,787
1,732 1,573
1,405 1,347
1,406 1,374
1,125 1,200
1,003 1,028
757 791
955 1,354
12,659 12,315
1,700 1,655
1,580 1,445
1,512 1,365
1,226 1,226
1,176 1,105
1,178 1,178
962 915
880 899
766 718
626 611
476 461
577 737
141,799 142,569
20,759 19,617
18,654 18,273
16,125 16,142
14,233 14,727
14,127 14,768
14,389 14,624
12,226 11,497
9,877 9,365
7,358 7,105
5,407 5,847
4,021 4,409
4,623 6,195
Table 10--Continued
Age Group
Literate
MORONG
Total 46,488 23,330 23,158 46,328

10 - 14 5,496 2,794 2,702 5,478
15 - 19 5,395 2,725 2,670 5,373
20 - 24 5,466 2,860 2,606 5,452
25 - 29 4,850 2,438 2,412 4,840
30 - 34 4,508 2,304 2,204 4,495
35 - 39 4,105 2,137 1,968 4,097
40 - 44 3,244 1,613 1,631 3,240
45 - 49 3,317 1,646 1,671 3,303
50 - 54 2,804 1,470 1,334 2,797
55 - 59 2,381 1,136 1,245 2,374
60 - 64 1,845 902 943 1,837
65 years and over 3,077 1,305 1,772 3,042
PILILLA
Total 50,704 25,570 25,134 50,511

10 - 14 7,021 3,572 3,449 7,002
15 - 19 6,570 3,402 3,168 6,547
20 - 24 6,158 3,171 2,987 6,131
25 - 29 4,991 2,529 2,462 4,980
30 - 34 4,806 2,421 2,385 4,800
35 - 39 4,542 2,280 2,262 4,535
40 - 44 3,777 1,894 1,883 3,764
45 - 49 3,438 1,793 1,645 3,430
50 - 54 2,722 1,320 1,402 2,705
55 - 59 2,299 1,138 1,161 2,293
60 - 64 1,756 886 870 1,746
65 years and over 2,624 1,164 1,460 2,578
SAN MATEO
Total 200,974 99,172 101,802 200,488

10 - 14 24,888 12,515 12,373 24,816
15 - 19 24,957 12,389 12,568 24,900
20 - 24 23,690 11,744 11,946 23,635
25 - 29 21,938 10,720 11,218 21,898
30 - 34 19,760 9,924 9,836 19,724
35 - 39 19,112 9,582 9,530 19,080
40 - 44 15,680 7,958 7,722 15,661
45 - 49 14,133 7,092 7,041 14,107
50 - 54 11,158 5,452 5,706 11,127
55 - 59 9,060 4,476 4,584 9,036
60 - 64 7,036 3,299 3,737 7,015
65 years and over 9,562 4,021 5,541 9,489
Male Female
23,247 23,081
2,784 2,694
2,712 2,661
2,852 2,600
2,432 2,408
2,297 2,198
2,132 1,965
1,610 1,630
1,637 1,666
1,465 1,332
1,133 1,241
898 939
1,295 1,747
25,474 25,037
3,561 3,441
3,389 3,158
3,159 2,972
2,524 2,456
2,418 2,382
2,276 2,259
1,884 1,880
1,789 1,641
1,314 1,391
1,135 1,158
881 865
1,144 1,434
98,904 101,584
12,474 12,342
12,353 12,547
11,710 11,925
10,693 11,205
9,902 9,822
9,563 9,517
7,950 7,711
7,080 7,027
5,435 5,692
4,464 4,572
3,289 3,726
3,991 5,498
Table 10--Concluded
Age Group
Literate
TANAY
Total 89,281 45,029 44,252 88,670

10 - 14 12,717 6,514 6,203 12,669
15 - 19 12,029 6,091 5,938 11,980
20 - 24 11,110 5,613 5,497 11,075
25 - 29 9,160 4,623 4,537 9,127
30 - 34 8,265 4,247 4,018 8,226
35 - 39 8,020 4,147 3,873 7,967
40 - 44 6,322 3,259 3,063 6,271
45 - 49 5,732 2,832 2,900 5,703
50 - 54 4,766 2,450 2,316 4,731
55 - 59 3,814 1,936 1,878 3,784
60 - 64 3,052 1,443 1,609 3,004
65 years and over 4,294 1,874 2,420 4,133
TAYTAY
Total 252,275 125,346 126,929 251,619

10 - 14 30,793 15,764 15,029 30,668
15 - 19 31,987 16,203 15,784 31,891
20 - 24 31,206 15,621 15,585 31,120
25 - 29 27,549 13,818 13,731 27,499
30 - 34 25,289 12,552 12,737 25,239
35 - 39 23,360 11,867 11,493 23,326
40 - 44 20,513 10,290 10,223 20,484
45 - 49 17,736 8,800 8,936 17,719
50 - 54 14,086 6,959 7,127 14,059
55 - 59 10,965 5,294 5,671 10,942
60 - 64 8,103 3,812 4,291 8,079
65 years and over 10,688 4,366 6,322 10,593
TERESA
Total 45,235 22,609 22,626 45,144

10 - 14 5,823 3,000 2,823 5,812
15 - 19 6,064 3,053 3,011 6,054
20 - 24 5,208 2,649 2,559 5,198
25 - 29 4,486 2,246 2,240 4,475
30 - 34 4,302 2,140 2,162 4,299
35 - 39 4,299 2,102 2,197 4,291
40 - 44 3,829 1,968 1,861 3,820
45 - 49 3,364 1,700 1,664 3,362
50 - 54 2,598 1,351 1,247 2,591
55 - 59 1,960 980 980 1,957
60 - 64 1,311 641 670 1,306
65 years and over 1,991 779 1,212 1,979
Male Female
44,702 43,968
6,485 6,184
6,055 5,925
5,593 5,482
4,604 4,523
4,224 4,002
4,113 3,854
3,231 3,040
2,812 2,891
2,431 2,300
1,924 1,860
1,422 1,582
1,808 2,325
124,990 126,629
15,688 14,980
16,143 15,748
15,563 15,557
13,788 13,711
12,526 12,713
11,844 11,482
10,273 10,211
8,787 8,932
6,948 7,111
5,283 5,659
3,805 4,274
4,342 6,251
22,565 22,579
2,994 2,818
3,047 3,007
2,642 2,556
2,244 2,231
2,140 2,159
2,095 2,196
1,963 1,857
1,699 1,663
1,346 1,245
978 979
641 665
776 1,203
TABLE 11 Total Population 5 Years Old and Over by Highest Grade/Year Completed, Sex, Age, and City/Municipality: 2015
Total
Age
Highest Grade/Year Completed,
Sex, and City/Municipality
Population
5 Years Old
and Over
5 6 7 8 9
RIZAL
Both sexes 2,581,948 61,936 59,711 62,076
No grade completed 47,436 31,315 4,761 841
Preschool 73,554 29,431 34,011 7,258
Special education 2,133 - 49 83
Elementary 655,049 - 20,865 53,885
1st - 4th grade 328,881 - 20,865 53,885
5th - 6th grade 121,226 - - -
Graduate 204,942 - - -
High school 1,051,998 - - -
Undergraduate 339,985 - - - - -
Graduate 712,013 - - - - -
Postsecondary 38,812 - - - - -
Graduate 34,262 - - - - -
College undergraduate 365,184 - - -
Baccalaureate/college graduate 343,742 - - -
Post baccalaureate 2,573 - - -
Not stated 1,467 1,190 25 9
Male 1,289,152 31,708 30,676 31,781
Preschool 38,205 14,915 17,630 3,975
Special education 1,223 - 36 48
Elementary 338,402 - 10,390 27,249
1st - 4th grade 173,708 - 10,390 27,249
5th - 6th grade 62,369 - - -
Graduate 102,325 - - -
High school 532,818 - - -
Graduate 360,236 - - - - -
Graduate 14,620 - - - - -
Not stated 766 558 10 3
Female 1,292,796 30,228 29,035 30,295
Preschool 35,349 14,516 16,381 3,283
Special education 910 - 13 35
Elementary 316,647 - 10,475 26,636
1st - 4th grade 155,173 - 10,475 26,636
5th - 6th grade 58,857 - - -
Graduate 102,617 - - -
Graduate 351,777 - - - - -
Graduate 19,642 - - - - -
Not stated 701 632 15 6
Municipality: 2015
57,759 56,617
416 234
1,285 458
88 93
55,962 55,832
55,962 55,832
- -
- -
- -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- -
- -
- -
8 -
29,707 29,040
258 133
786 278
62 57
28,595 28,572
28,595 28,572
- -
- -
- -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- -
- -
- -
6 -
28,052 27,577
158 101
499 180
26 36
27,367 27,260
27,367 27,260
- -
- -
- -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- -
- -
- -
2 -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
ANGONO
Both sexes 102,188
2,226 2,225 2,240

No grade completed 1,785 1,199 188 35
Preschool 2,610 974 1,292 237
Elementary 23,381 - 741 1,964
1st - 4th grade 11,833 - 741 1,964
5th - 6th grade 3,878 - - -
Graduate 7,670 - - -
Undergraduate 11,751 - - -
Graduate 28,152 - - -
Postsecondary 2,061 - - -
Undergraduate 122 - - -
Post baccalaureate 103 - - -
Not stated 62 53 2 -
Male 50,577 1,175 1,151 1,185
No grade completed 917 622 93 29
Preschool 1,380 522 666 127
Elementary 11,826 - 390 1,028
1st - 4th grade 6,120 - 390 1,028
5th - 6th grade 1,992 - - -
Graduate 14,239 - - -
Postsecondary 941 - - -
Graduate 886 - - -
Not stated 35 31 - -
Female 51,611 1,051 1,074 1,055
Preschool 1,230 452 626 110
Special education 46 - - 3
Elementary 11,555 - 351 936
1st - 4th grade 5,713 - 351 936
5th - 6th grade 1,886 - - -
Graduate 13,913 - - -
8 9
2,274 2,123
16 10
57 17
6 4
2,195 2,092
2,195 2,092
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1,122 1,036
12 4
32 13
- 1
1,078 1,018
1,078 1,018
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1,152 1,087
4 6
25 4
6 3
1,117 1,074
1,117 1,074
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
Both sexes 693,615
17,063 16,292 17,115

Preschool 19,896 8,064 8,943 2,174
Elementary 174,763 - 5,874 14,667
1st - 4th grade 87,380 - 5,874 14,667
5th - 6th grade 34,360 - - -
Graduate 53,023 - - -
Graduate 197,315 - - -
Not stated 512 454 16 3
Male 345,789 8,667 8,383 8,714
Preschool 10,315 4,066 4,619 1,217
Elementary 90,913 - 2,911 7,334
1st - 4th grade 46,126 - 2,911 7,334
5th - 6th grade 17,859 - - -
Graduate 26,928 - - -
Graduate 98,119 - - -
Female 347,826 8,396 7,909 8,401
Preschool 9,581 3,998 4,324 957
Elementary 83,850 - 2,963 7,333
1st - 4th grade 41,254 - 2,963 7,333
5th - 6th grade 16,501 - - -
Graduate 26,095 - - -
Graduate 99,196 - - -
Not stated 271 241 8 3
8 9
15,898 15,565
127 68
376 115
19 19
15,370 15,363
15,370 15,363
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
6 -
8,215 7,980
75 36
224 67
15 13
7,896 7,864
7,896 7,864
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
5 -
7,683 7,585
52 32
152 48
4 6
7,474 7,499
7,474 7,499
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1 -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
BARAS
Both sexes 60,980
1,676 1,614 1,677

No grade completed 1,304 894 118 22
Preschool 2,257 761 1,074 313
Elementary 18,281 - 422 1,341
1st - 4th grade 9,036 - 422 1,341
5th - 6th grade 3,583 - - -
Graduate 17,208 - - -
Graduate 720 - - -
Male 31,215 889 807 837
Preschool 1,167 388 556 166
Elementary 9,619 - 189 661
1st - 4th grade 4,846 - 189 661
5th - 6th grade 1,907 - - -
Graduate 347 - - -
Female 29,765 787 807 840
Preschool 1,090 373 518 147
Special education 19 - - -
Elementary 8,662 - 233 680
1st - 4th grade 4,190 - 233 680
5th - 6th grade 1,676 - - -
Graduate 373 - - -
Not stated 7 7 - -
8 9
1,553 1,470
8 7
58 14
1 3
1,485 1,446
1,485 1,446
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1 -
821 758
3 5
32 5
1 3
784 745
784 745
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1 -
732 712
5 2
26 9
- -
701 701
701 701
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 254,898
5,711 5,512 5,833

Preschool 6,422 2,636 3,157 506
Elementary 66,092 - 1,949 5,260
1st - 4th grade 31,243 - 1,949 5,260
5th - 6th grade 10,786 - - -
Graduate 24,063 - - -
Graduate 74,388 - - -
Male 128,281 2,992 2,894 2,996
Preschool 3,357 1,364 1,668 254
Elementary 33,705 - 1,020 2,700
1st - 4th grade 16,271 - 1,020 2,700
5th - 6th grade 5,454 - - -
Graduate 11,980 - - -
Graduate 38,543 - - -
Female 126,617 2,719 2,618 2,837
Preschool 3,065 1,272 1,489 252
Elementary 32,387 - 929 2,560
1st - 4th grade 14,972 - 929 2,560
5th - 6th grade 5,332 - - -
Graduate 12,083 - - -
Graduate 35,845 - - -
8 9
5,366 5,490
28 19
72 20
5 7
5,261 5,444
5,261 5,444
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,821 2,773
19 13
45 12
2 5
2,755 2,743
2,755 2,743
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,545 2,717
9 6
27 8
3 2
2,506 2,701
2,506 2,701
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
CAINTA
Both sexes 292,484
6,049 5,783 6,020

Preschool 7,412 3,199 3,236 775
Elementary 55,166 - 2,100 5,149
1st - 4th grade 29,009 - 2,100 5,149
5th - 6th grade 9,326 - - -
Graduate 16,831 - - -
Graduate 77,679 - - -
Not stated 459 294 - 3
Male 142,817 3,033 2,940 3,133
Preschool 3,795 1,580 1,672 412
Elementary 27,731 - 1,020 2,665
1st - 4th grade 14,978 - 1,020 2,665
5th - 6th grade 4,637 - - -
Graduate 38,276 - - -
Female 149,667 3,016 2,843 2,887
Preschool 3,617 1,619 1,564 363
Elementary 27,435 - 1,080 2,484
1st - 4th grade 14,031 - 1,080 2,484
5th - 6th grade 4,689 - - -
Graduate 39,403 - - -
8 9
5,662 5,552
36 18
110 33
17 10
5,499 5,491
5,499 5,491
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,857 2,758
19 13
72 19
10 5
2,756 2,721
2,756 2,721
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,805 2,794
17 5
38 14
7 5
2,743 2,770
2,743 2,770
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
CARDONA
Both sexes 43,813
1,029 1,035 1,064

Preschool 1,200 574 523 74
Elementary 13,138 - 472 981
1st - 4th grade 6,097 - 472 981
5th - 6th grade 2,682 - - -
Graduate 11,305 - - -
Graduate 649 - - -
Male 22,292 514 504 553
Preschool 594 280 260 34
Elementary 6,929 - 223 512
1st - 4th grade 3,286 - 223 512
5th - 6th grade 1,413 - - -
Graduate 284 - - -
Female 21,521 515 531 511
Preschool 606 294 263 40
Elementary 6,209 - 249 469
1st - 4th grade 2,811 - 249 469
5th - 6th grade 1,269 - - -
Graduate 365 - - -
8 9
972 881
3 6
11 4
5 5
953 866
953 866
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
499 466
2 6
9 3
5 2
483 455
483 455
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
473 415
1 -
2 1
- 3
470 411
470 411
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 28,713
736 701 698

Preschool 960 367 443 88
Elementary 9,686 - 208 606
1st - 4th grade 4,782 - 208 606
5th - 6th grade 1,871 - - -
Graduate 456 - - -
Male 14,605 382 339 351
Preschool 492 198 205 51
Elementary 5,069 - 107 297
1st - 4th grade 2,595 - 107 297
5th - 6th grade 955 - - -
Graduate 215 - - -
Baccalaureate/college graduate 837 - - -
Not stated 6 6 - -
Female 14,108 354 362 347
Preschool 468 169 238 37
Elementary 4,617 - 101 309
1st - 4th grade 2,187 - 101 309
5th - 6th grade 916 - - -
Graduate 241 - - -
8 9
719 614
5 1
20 10
1 -
693 603
693 603
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
378 333
3 -
12 4
1 -
362 329
362 329
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
341 281
2 1
8 6
- -
331 274
331 274
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
Both sexes 327,051
8,407 8,308 8,458

Preschool 10,017 3,939 4,857 879
Elementary 92,617 - 2,832 7,443
1st - 4th grade 48,347 - 2,832 7,443
5th - 6th grade 17,131 - - -
Graduate 27,139 - - -
Graduate 88,187 - - -
Male 164,247 4,339 4,401 4,373
Preschool 5,359 2,044 2,616 485
Elementary 48,560 - 1,447 3,809
1st - 4th grade 26,105 - 1,447 3,809
5th - 6th grade 8,923 - - -
Graduate 13,532 - - -
Graduate 44,333 - - -
Female 162,804 4,068 3,907 4,085
Preschool 4,658 1,895 2,241 394
Elementary 44,057 - 1,385 3,634
1st - 4th grade 22,242 - 1,385 3,634
5th - 6th grade 8,208 - - -
Graduate 13,607 - - -
Graduate 43,854 - - -
8 9
8,112 8,078
67 47
155 57
12 8
7,878 7,966
7,878 7,966
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
4,268 4,226
46 24
100 37
10 4
4,112 4,161
4,112 4,161
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
3,844 3,852
21 23
55 20
2 4
3,766 3,805
3,766 3,805
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
MORONG
Both sexes 52,374
1,185 1,153 1,235

Preschool 1,333 555 617 132
Elementary 14,368 - 470 1,088
1st - 4th grade 7,162 - 470 1,088
5th - 6th grade 2,584 - - -
Graduate 11,495 - - -
Not stated 3 3 - -
Male 26,377 604 578 654
Preschool 679 277 314 75
Elementary 7,325 - 225 567
1st - 4th grade 3,756 - 225 567
5th - 6th grade 1,297 - - -
Graduate 682 - - -
Not stated 1 1 - -
Female 25,997 581 575 581
Preschool 654 278 303 57
Elementary 7,043 - 245 521
1st - 4th grade 3,406 - 245 521
5th - 6th grade 1,287 - - -
Graduate 457 - - -
Not stated 2 2 - -
8 9
1,114 1,092
7 2
10 7
2 3
1,095 1,080
1,095 1,080
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
565 558
6 1
2 4
2 2
555 551
555 551
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
549 534
1 1
8 3
- 1
540 529
540 529
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
PILILLA
Both sexes 57,844
1,435 1,437 1,475

Preschool 1,912 812 861 144
Elementary 16,877 - 522 1,320
1st - 4th grade 8,372 - 522 1,320
5th - 6th grade 3,331 - - -
Graduate 16,151 - - -
Graduate 936 - - -
Male 29,262 746 718 787
Preschool 1,002 421 444 82
Elementary 8,776 - 243 697
1st - 4th grade 4,458 - 243 697
5th - 6th grade 1,728 - - -
Graduate 431 - - -
Not stated 4 4 - -
Female 28,582 689 719 688
Preschool 910 391 417 62
Elementary 8,101 - 279 623
1st - 4th grade 3,914 - 279 623
5th - 6th grade 1,603 - - -
Graduate 505 - - -
Not stated 9 8 1 -
8 9
1,359 1,339
5 4
25 19
1 3
1,328 1,313
1,328 1,313
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
652 706
3 3
17 11
1 1
631 691
631 691
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
707 633
2 1
8 8
- 2
697 622
697 622
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 227,125
5,471 5,111 5,357

Preschool 6,501 2,554 2,945 716
Elementary 53,774 - 1,640 4,547
1st - 4th grade 27,706 - 1,640 4,547
5th - 6th grade 10,506 - - -
Graduate 15,562 - - -
Graduate 57,680 - - -
Male 112,558 2,793 2,615 2,670
Preschool 3,394 1,291 1,514 410
Elementary 27,383 - 813 2,209
1st - 4th grade 14,396 - 813 2,209
5th - 6th grade 5,341 - - -
Graduate 28,999 - - -
Female 114,567 2,678 2,496 2,687
Preschool 3,107 1,263 1,431 306
Elementary 26,391 - 827 2,338
1st - 4th grade 13,310 - 827 2,338
5th - 6th grade 5,165 - - -
Graduate 28,681 - - -
8 9
4,919 4,875
35 24
123 49
8 11
4,753 4,791
4,753 4,791
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,484 2,472
20 16
76 32
6 6
2,382 2,418
2,382 2,418
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,435 2,403
15 8
47 17
2 5
2,371 2,373
2,371 2,373
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
TANAY
Both sexes 104,001
2,845 2,696 2,855

Preschool 3,209 1,130 1,702 269
Elementary 32,297 - 774 2,538
1st - 4th grade 16,910 - 774 2,538
5th - 6th grade 5,807 - - -
Graduate 26,922 - - -
Not stated 7 7 - -
Male 52,695 1,427 1,335 1,433
Preschool 1,597 559 839 142
Elementary 16,951 - 377 1,261
1st - 4th grade 9,096 - 377 1,261
5th - 6th grade 2,977 - - -
Graduate 14,096 - - -
Graduate 677 - - -
Not stated 4 4 - -
Female 51,306 1,418 1,361 1,422
Preschool 1,612 571 863 127
Elementary 15,346 - 397 1,277
1st - 4th grade 7,814 - 397 1,277
5th - 6th grade 2,830 - - -
Graduate 12,826 - - -
Graduate 734 - - -
Not stated 3 3 - -
8 9
2,548 2,496
17 8
46 13
2 6
2,483 2,469
2,483 2,469
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1,310 1,230
12 6
26 10
2 4
1,270 1,210
1,270 1,210
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1,238 1,266
5 2
20 3
- 2
1,213 1,259
1,213 1,259
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
TAYTAY
Both sexes 285,136
6,879 6,613 6,767

Preschool 8,121 2,996 3,696 811
Elementary 70,535 - 2,346 5,844
1st - 4th grade 34,213 - 2,346 5,844
5th - 6th grade 12,743 - - -
Graduate 23,579 - - -
Graduate 82,564 - - -
Male 142,272 3,517 3,401 3,420
Preschool 4,218 1,488 1,931 443
Elementary 36,280 - 1,169 2,913
1st - 4th grade 18,030 - 1,169 2,913
5th - 6th grade 6,529 - - -
Graduate 11,721 - - -
Graduate 41,838 - - -
Female 142,864 3,362 3,212 3,347
Preschool 3,903 1,508 1,765 368
Elementary 34,255 - 1,177 2,931
1st - 4th grade 16,183 - 1,177 2,931
5th - 6th grade 6,214 - - -
Graduate 11,858 - - -
Graduate 40,726 - - -
8 9
6,166 5,931
56 19
204 99
8 14
5,898 5,799
5,898 5,799
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
3,169 3,140
33 6
129 60
6 11
3,001 3,063
3,001 3,063
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
2,997 2,791
23 13
75 39
2 3
2,897 2,736
2,897 2,736
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Total
Age
Population
5 Years Old
and Over 5 6 7
TERESA
Both sexes 51,726
1,224 1,231 1,282

Preschool 1,704 870 665 140
Elementary 14,074 - 515 1,137
1st - 4th grade 6,791 - 515 1,137
5th - 6th grade 2,638 - - -
Graduate 14,978 - - -
Graduate 773 - - -
Not stated 15 - - -
Male 26,165 630 610 675
Preschool 856 437 326 77
Special education 25 - 1 -
Elementary 7,335 - 256 596
1st - 4th grade 3,645 - 256 596
5th - 6th grade 1,357 - - -
Graduate 338 - - -
Not stated 10 - - -
Female 25,561 594 621 607
Preschool 848 433 339 63
Elementary 6,739 - 259 541
1st - 4th grade 3,146 - 259 541
5th - 6th grade 1,281 - - -
Graduate 435 - - -
Not stated 5 - - -
8 9
1,097 1,111
6 1
18 1
1 -
1,071 1,109
1,071 1,109
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1 -
546 604
5 -
10 1
1 -
530 603
530 603
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
551 507
1 1
8 -
- -
541 506
541 506
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
1 -
Table 11--Continued
Age
Sex, and City/Municipality 10 11 12 13 14
RIZAL
Both sexes
58,440 56,232 57,514 58,111 58,181

No grade completed 213 158 161 157 205
Preschool 271 159 105 93 87
Special education 101 97 96 89 96
Elementary 57,853 55,818 46,609 23,498 11,110
1st - 4th grade 45,517 19,222 7,443 3,937 2,728
5th - 6th grade 12,336 26,439 14,163 4,831 2,404
Graduate - 10,157 25,003 14,730 5,978
High school - - 10,542 34,274 46,683
Undergraduate - - 10,542 34,274 46,683
Graduate - - - - -
Postsecondary - - - - -
Undergraduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
College undergraduate - - - - -
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - - - -
Post baccalaureate - - - - -
Not stated 2 - 1 - -
Male 30,494 28,783 29,097 29,189 29,771
Preschool 165 92 64 52 47
Elementary 30,129 28,547 23,977 12,837 6,705
1st - 4th grade 24,058 10,777 4,433 2,460 1,807
5th - 6th grade 6,071 12,866 7,319 2,654 1,481
Graduate - 4,904 12,225 7,723 3,417
High school - - 4,894 16,158 22,843
Undergraduate - - 4,894 16,158 22,843
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Not stated 1 - - - -
Female 27,946 27,449 28,417 28,922 28,410
Preschool 106 67 41 41 40
Elementary 27,724 27,271 22,632 10,661 4,405
1st - 4th grade 21,459 8,445 3,010 1,477 921
5th - 6th grade 6,265 13,573 6,844 2,177 923
Graduate - 5,253 12,778 7,007 2,561
High school - - 5,648 18,116 23,840
Undergraduate - - 5,648 18,116 23,840
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
60,744 54,144
570 835
58 39
101 82
6,965 4,550
2,006 1,319
1,446 1,114
3,513 2,117
53,050 39,490
46,180 21,345
6,870 18,145
- 33
- 33
- -
- 9,115
- -
- -
- -
31,544 27,378
299 437
31 19
60 39
4,542 2,957
1,372 889
961 744
2,209 1,324
26,612 19,720
23,419 11,355
3,193 8,365
- 15
- 15
- -
- 4,191
- -
- -
- -
29,200 26,766
271 398
27 20
41 43
2,423 1,593
634 430
485 370
1,304 793
26,438 19,770
22,761 9,990
3,677 9,780
- 18
- 18
- -
- 4,924
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
ANGONO
Both sexes
2,256 2,127 2,240 2,199 2,249

Preschool 7 4 4 3 3
Elementary 2,232 2,108 1,834 871 423
1st - 4th grade 1,808 745 302 139 92
5th - 6th grade 424 1,042 541 186 105
Graduate - 321 991 546 226
High school - - 387 1,313 1,813
Undergraduate - - 387 1,313 1,813
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Not stated - - - - -
Male 1,144 1,094 1,129 1,120 1,137
Preschool 5 2 2 1 2
Special education 4 5 4 - -
Elementary 1,129 1,082 926 483 232
1st - 4th grade 930 411 162 92 51
5th - 6th grade 199 520 281 95 61
Graduate - 151 483 296 120
High school - - 191 631 902
Undergraduate - - 191 631 902
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 1,112 1,033 1,111 1,079 1,112
Preschool 2 2 2 2 1
Special education - 2 3 1 2
Elementary 1,103 1,026 908 388 191
1st - 4th grade 878 334 140 47 41
5th - 6th grade 225 522 260 91 44
Graduate - 170 508 250 106
High school - - 196 682 911
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
2,307 2,141
20 21
5 -
1 4
280 170
81 47
52 40
147 83
2,001 1,567
1,756 852
245 715
- -
- -
- -
- 379
- -
- -
- -
1,189 1,103
14 10
5 -
- 3
187 110
54 29
39 27
94 54
983 797
867 464
116 333
- -
- -
- -
- 183
- -
- -
- -
1,118 1,038
6 11
- -
1 1
93 60
27 18
13 13
53 29
1,018 770
889 388
129 382
- -
- -
- -
- 196
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age

Both sexes
16,106 15,211 15,893 15,975 16,033

Preschool 65 42 24 23 17
Elementary 15,980 15,114 12,942 6,929 3,278
1st - 4th grade 12,514 5,343 2,191 1,109 738
5th - 6th grade 3,466 6,929 4,010 1,458 719
Graduate - 2,842 6,741 4,362 1,821
High school - - 2,874 8,965 12,669
Undergraduate - - 2,874 8,965 12,669
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 8,395 7,704 7,935 8,052 8,221
Preschool 41 26 13 11 7
Elementary 8,318 7,644 6,590 3,820 1,984
1st - 4th grade 6,587 2,995 1,277 701 486
5th - 6th grade 1,731 3,318 2,053 798 442
Graduate - 1,331 3,260 2,321 1,056
High school - - 1,299 4,183 6,187
Undergraduate - - 1,299 4,183 6,187
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 7,711 7,507 7,958 7,923 7,812
Preschool 24 16 11 12 10
Elementary 7,662 7,470 6,352 3,109 1,294
1st - 4th grade 5,927 2,348 914 408 252
5th - 6th grade 1,735 3,611 1,957 660 277
Graduate - 1,511 3,481 2,041 765
High school - - 1,575 4,782 6,482
Undergraduate - - 1,575 4,782 6,482
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
16,813 15,008
148 196
5 2
19 23
2,011 1,313
546 348
428 336
1,037 629
14,630 11,056
12,828 6,404
1,802 4,652
- 7
- 7
- -
- 2,411
- -
- -
- -
8,707 7,580
80 97
1 -
10 12
1,304 853
363 222
292 244
649 387
7,312 5,481
6,491 3,378
821 2,103
- 4
- 4
- -
- 1,133
- -
- -
- -
8,106 7,428
68 99
4 2
9 11
707 460
183 126
136 92
388 242
7,318 5,575
6,337 3,026
981 2,549
- 3
- 3
- -
- 1,278
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
BARAS
Both sexes
1,599 1,575 1,561 1,560 1,489

Preschool 14 5 2 2 4
Special education 2 4 - 1 1
Elementary 1,576 1,562 1,341 700 360
1st - 4th grade 1,306 640 288 143 103
5th - 6th grade 270 708 418 152 83
Graduate - 214 635 405 174
High school - - 212 852 1,113
Undergraduate - - 212 852 1,113
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 855 827 815 767 753
Preschool 8 4 1 1 2
Special education 2 1 - - -
Elementary 840 820 713 376 204
1st - 4th grade 706 354 175 95 63
5th - 6th grade 134 366 244 88 52
Graduate - 100 294 193 89
High school - - 98 387 538
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 744 748 746 793 736
Preschool 6 1 1 1 2
Special education - 3 - 1 1
Elementary 736 742 628 324 156
1st - 4th grade 600 286 113 48 40
5th - 6th grade 136 342 174 64 31
Graduate - 114 341 212 85
High school - - 114 465 575
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
1,484 1,320
14 30
1 -
4 1
260 164
69 44
51 48
140 72
1,205 962
1,073 594
132 368
- 1
- 1
- -
- 162
- -
- -
- -
753 675
10 20
- -
2 1
174 103
49 28
32 28
93 47
567 479
514 300
53 179
- -
- -
- -
- 72
- -
- -
- -
731 645
4 10
1 -
2 -
86 61
20 16
19 20
47 25
638 483
559 294
79 189
- 1
- 1
- -
- 90
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
BINANGONAN
Both sexes
5,509 5,245 5,320 5,454 5,622

Elementary 5,470 5,223 4,165 1,734 741
1st - 4th grade 4,140 1,391 463 272 187
5th - 6th grade 1,330 2,777 1,080 348 146
Graduate - 1,055 2,622 1,114 408
High school - - 1,127 3,699 4,853
Undergraduate - - 1,127 3,699 4,853
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 2,886 2,671 2,733 2,782 2,916
Preschool 7 - 2 1 2
Elementary 2,861 2,662 2,175 988 454
1st - 4th grade 2,200 778 282 181 116
5th - 6th grade 661 1,356 547 192 94
Graduate - 528 1,346 615 244
High school - - 538 1,783 2,443
Undergraduate - - 538 1,783 2,443
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 2,623 2,574 2,587 2,672 2,706
Preschool 6 1 1 1 -
Elementary 2,609 2,561 1,990 746 287
1st - 4th grade 1,940 613 181 91 71
5th - 6th grade 669 1,421 533 156 52
Graduate - 527 1,276 499 164
High school - - 589 1,916 2,410
Undergraduate - - 589 1,916 2,410
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
5,861 5,117
74 144
- 1
9 7
467 328
132 79
93 71
242 178
5,311 3,606
4,608 1,712
703 1,894
- 2
- 2
- -
- 1,029
- -
- -
- -
3,125 2,615
39 71
- -
7 3
302 203
87 56
66 42
149 105
2,777 1,851
2,446 923
331 928
- -
- -
- -
- 487
- -
- -
- -
2,736 2,502
35 73
- 1
2 4
165 125
45 23
27 29
93 73
2,534 1,755
2,162 789
372 966
- 2
- 2
- -
- 542
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
CAINTA
Both sexes
5,630 5,413 5,505 5,655 5,652

Elementary 5,590 5,383 4,330 2,103 896
1st - 4th grade 4,300 1,815 566 284 218
5th - 6th grade 1,290 2,524 1,416 428 167
Graduate - 1,044 2,348 1,391 511
High school - - 1,143 3,528 4,715
Undergraduate - - 1,143 3,528 4,715
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 2,878 2,806 2,806 2,834 2,865
Elementary 2,855 2,786 2,257 1,104 540
1st - 4th grade 2,223 1,005 344 167 147
5th - 6th grade 632 1,229 713 227 101
Graduate - 552 1,200 710 292
High school - - 524 1,712 2,303
Undergraduate - - 524 1,712 2,303
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 2,752 2,607 2,699 2,821 2,787
Preschool 7 2 1 1 2
Special education 3 2 - - 5
Elementary 2,735 2,597 2,073 999 356
1st - 4th grade 2,077 810 222 117 71
5th - 6th grade 658 1,295 703 201 66
Graduate - 492 1,148 681 219
High school - - 619 1,816 2,412
Undergraduate - - 619 1,816 2,412
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
5,888 5,550
56 67
1 1
11 5
543 313
153 104
94 62
296 147
5,277 4,106
4,563 2,028
714 2,078
- 4
- 4
- -
- 1,054
- -
- -
- -
3,064 2,745
28 39
1 -
9 1
353 205
95 72
62 31
196 102
2,673 2,028
2,330 1,059
343 969
- 1
- 1
- -
- 471
- -
- -
- -
2,824 2,805
28 28
- 1
2 4
190 108
58 32
32 31
100 45
2,604 2,078
2,233 969
371 1,109
- 3
- 3
- -
- 583
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
CARDONA
Both sexes
964 945 912 955 937

Preschool 4 2 3 2 -
Special education 4 - 1 2 2
Elementary 955 939 664 323 158
1st - 4th grade 691 268 94 56 31
5th - 6th grade 264 441 185 58 30
Graduate - 230 385 209 97
High school - - 239 624 774
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 510 502 464 505 477
Preschool 2 - 3 2 -
Special education 3 - 1 1 1
Elementary 504 500 352 190 101
1st - 4th grade 376 163 63 32 20
5th - 6th grade 128 210 100 34 21
Graduate - 127 189 124 60
High school - - 107 310 374
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 454 443 448 450 460
No grade completed - 2 4 2 2
Preschool 2 2 - - -
Special education 1 - - 1 1
Elementary 451 439 312 133 57
1st - 4th grade 315 105 31 24 11
5th - 6th grade 136 231 85 24 9
Graduate - 103 196 85 37
High school - - 132 314 400
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
970 964
21 37
1 1
4 2
109 95
39 31
23 28
47 36
835 612
673 302
162 310
- -
- -
- -
- 217
- -
- -
- -
535 506
11 14
- -
3 1
77 66
31 23
16 20
30 23
444 333
363 173
81 160
- -
- -
- -
- 92
- -
- -
- -
435 458
10 23
1 1
1 1
32 29
8 8
7 8
17 13
391 279
310 129
81 150
- -
- -
- -
- 125
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
JALA-JALA
Both sexes
685 688 657 666 675

Preschool 5 2 2 3 1
Elementary 674 682 569 242 119
1st - 4th grade 578 226 74 37 35
5th - 6th grade 96 376 156 40 26
Graduate - 80 339 165 58
High school - - 84 417 550
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 343 349 340 336 344
Preschool 3 2 2 3 -
Elementary 336 344 296 126 79
1st - 4th grade 296 133 52 21 25
5th - 6th grade 40 177 85 21 18
Graduate - 34 159 84 36
High school - - 41 204 262
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 342 339 317 330 331
No grade completed - 1 - - 2
Preschool 2 - - - 1
Special education 2 - 1 1 -
Elementary 338 338 273 116 40
1st - 4th grade 282 93 22 16 10
5th - 6th grade 56 199 71 19 8
Graduate - 46 180 81 22
High school - - 43 213 288
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
698 591
5 5
1 -
1 2
82 61
26 17
18 14
38 30
609 472
570 221
39 251
- 2
- 2
- -
- 49
- -
- -
- -
347 316
2 4
- -
- 1
54 48
18 13
11 11
25 24
291 250
279 121
12 129
- -
- -
- -
- 13
- -
- -
- -
351 275
3 1
1 -
1 1
28 13
8 4
7 3
13 6
318 222
291 100
27 122
- 2
- 2
- -
- 36
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
Both sexes
8,198 8,047 8,109 8,210 7,973

Preschool 33 21 11 16 11
Elementary 8,102 7,989 6,575 3,383 1,702
1st - 4th grade 6,393 2,923 1,136 647 452
5th - 6th grade 1,709 3,688 2,087 723 404
Graduate - 1,378 3,352 2,013 846
High school - - 1,475 4,759 6,220
Undergraduate - - 1,475 4,759 6,220
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 4,361 4,158 4,139 4,133 4,072
Elementary 4,300 4,125 3,392 1,806 1,031
1st - 4th grade 3,470 1,667 686 397 313
5th - 6th grade 830 1,809 1,072 391 246
Graduate - 649 1,634 1,018 472
High school - - 712 2,288 3,014
Undergraduate - - 712 2,288 3,014
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 3,837 3,889 3,970 4,077 3,901
Elementary 3,802 3,864 3,183 1,577 671
1st - 4th grade 2,923 1,256 450 250 139
5th - 6th grade 879 1,879 1,015 332 158
Graduate - 729 1,718 995 374
High school - - 763 2,471 3,206
Undergraduate - - 763 2,471 3,206
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
8,075 7,066
80 97
3 5
13 7
1,003 708
297 217
215 169
491 322
6,976 5,090
6,003 2,821
973 2,269
- 8
- 8
- -
- 1,151
- -
- -
- -
4,225 3,522
40 54
1 3
8 4
657 435
205 146
143 109
309 180
3,519 2,488
3,060 1,461
459 1,027
- 2
- 2
- -
- 536
- -
- -
- -
3,850 3,544
40 43
2 2
5 3
346 273
92 71
72 60
182 142
3,457 2,602
2,943 1,360
514 1,242
- 6
- 6
- -
- 615
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
MORONG
Both sexes
1,090 1,073 1,117 1,104 1,116

No grade completed 5 4 2 - 6
Preschool 2 1 1 1 1
Elementary 1,080 1,064 879 446 215
1st - 4th grade 785 337 137 98 65
5th - 6th grade 295 500 253 78 38
Graduate - 227 489 270 112
High school - - 233 654 889
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 550 532 577 566 571
Preschool 1 1 1 1 1
Special education - 2 1 2 4
Elementary 547 527 466 244 125
1st - 4th grade 402 181 79 70 45
5th - 6th grade 145 236 142 42 22
Graduate - 110 245 132 58
High school - - 107 319 438
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 540 541 540 538 545
No grade completed 3 2 - - 3
Preschool 1 - - - -
Elementary 533 537 413 202 90
1st - 4th grade 383 156 58 28 20
5th - 6th grade 150 264 111 36 16
Graduate - 117 244 138 54
High school - - 126 335 451
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
1,154 1,025
19 20
- -
3 2
154 80
59 35
29 16
66 29
978 677
842 360
136 317
- 1
- 1
- -
- 245
- -
- -
- -
596 500
5 8
- -
1 -
98 56
40 25
20 11
38 20
492 321
421 186
71 135
- 1
- 1
- -
- 114
- -
- -
- -
558 525
14 12
- -
2 2
56 24
19 10
9 5
28 9
486 356
421 174
65 182
- -
- -
- -
- 131
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
PILILLA
Both sexes
1,385 1,380 1,409 1,432 1,415

Elementary 1,370 1,371 1,155 535 251
1st - 4th grade 1,109 420 147 98 44
5th - 6th grade 261 693 322 104 57
Graduate - 258 686 333 150
High school - - 245 882 1,153
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 767 665 704 717 719
Preschool 7 3 3 4 4
Elementary 756 661 589 301 172
1st - 4th grade 615 222 94 63 40
5th - 6th grade 141 314 169 64 41
Graduate - 125 326 174 91
High school - - 110 407 540
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 618 715 705 715 696
No grade completed - 2 1 4 1
Preschool 3 3 2 - 3
Elementary 614 710 566 234 79
1st - 4th grade 494 198 53 35 4
5th - 6th grade 120 379 153 40 16
Graduate - 133 360 159 59
High school - - 135 475 613
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
1,483 1,266
13 33
4 3
2 6
162 118
49 31
43 30
70 57
1,302 940
1,162 451
140 489
- -
- -
- -
- 166
- -
- -
- -
790 658
5 19
1 -
1 2
111 83
36 22
28 24
47 37
672 485
607 253
65 232
- -
- -
- -
- 69
- -
- -
- -
693 608
8 14
3 3
1 4
51 35
13 9
15 6
23 20
630 455
555 198
75 257
- -
- -
- -
- 97
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
SAN MATEO
Both sexes
5,168 4,866 4,918 5,011 4,925

Preschool 29 16 13 10 7
Elementary 5,110 4,827 4,054 2,058 939
1st - 4th grade 4,103 1,756 658 323 234
5th - 6th grade 1,007 2,252 1,271 432 203
Graduate - 819 2,125 1,303 502
High school - - 834 2,923 3,952
Undergraduate - - 834 2,923 3,952
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 2,630 2,499 2,433 2,502 2,451
Elementary 2,590 2,480 2,022 1,099 556
1st - 4th grade 2,101 960 384 192 150
5th - 6th grade 489 1,124 658 244 113
Graduate - 396 980 663 293
High school - - 394 1,389 1,872
Undergraduate - - 394 1,389 1,872
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 2,538 2,367 2,485 2,509 2,474
Elementary 2,520 2,347 2,032 959 383
1st - 4th grade 2,002 796 274 131 84
5th - 6th grade 518 1,128 613 188 90
Graduate - 423 1,145 640 209
High school - - 440 1,534 2,080
Undergraduate - - 440 1,534 2,080
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
5,402 4,544
37 70
11 3
13 9
552 360
148 95
119 87
285 178
4,789 3,260
4,105 1,737
684 1,523
- 1
- 1
- -
- 841
- -
- -
- -
2,758 2,280
21 36
7 3
7 4
361 229
108 66
73 49
180 114
2,362 1,608
2,041 928
321 680
- 1
- 1
- -
- 399
- -
- -
- -
2,644 2,264
16 34
4 -
6 5
191 131
40 29
46 38
105 64
2,427 1,652
2,064 809
363 843
- -
- -
- -
- 442
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
TANAY
Both sexes
2,531 2,515 2,586 2,508 2,601

Elementary 2,507 2,498 2,229 1,116 576
1st - 4th grade 2,138 898 422 206 170
5th - 6th grade 369 1,275 611 249 114
Graduate - 325 1,196 661 292
High school - - 336 1,379 2,008
Undergraduate - - 336 1,379 2,008
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 1,331 1,272 1,349 1,193 1,378
Preschool 6 - 1 2 -
Elementary 1,317 1,262 1,184 583 346
1st - 4th grade 1,162 493 267 121 117
5th - 6th grade 155 613 320 125 72
Graduate - 156 597 337 157
High school - - 150 601 1,023
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 1,200 1,243 1,237 1,315 1,223
Preschool 5 3 1 1 2
Elementary 1,190 1,236 1,045 533 230
1st - 4th grade 976 405 155 85 53
5th - 6th grade 214 662 291 124 42
Graduate - 169 599 324 135
High school - - 186 778 985
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
2,585 2,409
16 23
2 1
4 3
414 268
138 92
79 70
197 106
2,149 1,830
1,953 991
196 839
- 1
- 1
- -
- 283
- -
- -
- -
1,311 1,239
10 14
1 1
3 2
266 189
100 75
47 48
119 66
1,031 918
949 561
82 357
- 1
- 1
- -
- 114
- -
- -
- -
1,274 1,170
6 9
1 -
1 1
148 79
38 17
32 22
78 40
1,118 912
1,004 430
114 482
- -
- -
- -
- 169
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
TAYTAY
Both sexes
6,145 6,016 6,088 6,216 6,338

Preschool 55 47 28 19 21
Elementary 6,040 5,933 4,921 2,594 1,234
1st - 4th grade 4,759 2,078 813 443 303
5th - 6th grade 1,281 2,744 1,502 485 265
Graduate - 1,111 2,606 1,666 666
High school - - 1,112 3,585 5,045
Undergraduate - - 1,112 3,585 5,045
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 3,224 3,089 3,104 3,091 3,260
Preschool 30 23 16 8 10
Elementary 3,161 3,045 2,545 1,462 751
1st - 4th grade 2,508 1,194 485 275 192
5th - 6th grade 653 1,334 780 282 169
Graduate - 517 1,280 905 390
High school - - 527 1,612 2,477
Undergraduate - - 527 1,612 2,477
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 2,921 2,927 2,984 3,125 3,078
Preschool 25 24 12 11 11
Elementary 2,879 2,888 2,376 1,132 483
1st - 4th grade 2,251 884 328 168 111
5th - 6th grade 628 1,410 722 203 96
Graduate - 594 1,326 761 276
High school - - 585 1,973 2,568
Undergraduate - - 585 1,973 2,568
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
15 16
6,714 5,981
53 65
24 22
14 8
766 487
212 151
165 125
389 211
5,857 4,460
5,105 2,436
752 2,024
- 6
- 6
- -
- 933
- -
- -
- -
3,486 3,049
26 40
14 12
6 5
490 325
147 97
106 89
237 139
2,950 2,255
2,602 1,312
348 943
- 5
- 5
- -
- 407
- -
- -
- -
3,228 2,932
27 25
10 10
8 3
276 162
65 54
59 36
152 72
2,907 2,205
2,503 1,124
404 1,081
- 1
- 1
- -
- 526
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
TERESA
Both sexes
1,174 1,131 1,199 1,166 1,156

Preschool 3 1 - 1 2
Elementary 1,167 1,125 951 464 218
1st - 4th grade 893 382 152 82 56
5th - 6th grade 274 490 311 90 47
Graduate - 253 488 292 115
High school - - 241 694 929
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Male 620 615 569 591 607
Preschool 1 1 - 1 1
Elementary 615 609 470 255 130
1st - 4th grade 482 221 83 53 42
5th - 6th grade 133 260 155 51 29
Graduate - 128 232 151 59
High school - - 96 332 470
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Female 554 516 630 575 549
No grade completed - - 2 1 1
Preschool 2 - - - 1
Special education - - 1 3 -
Elementary 552 516 481 209 88
1st - 4th grade 411 161 69 29 14
5th - 6th grade 141 230 156 39 18
Graduate - 125 256 141 56
High school - - 145 362 459
Graduate - - - - -
Graduate - - - - -
Not stated - - 1 - -
15 16
1,310 1,162
14 27
- -
3 3
162 85
57 28
37 18
68 39
1,131 852
939 436
192 416
- -
- -
- -
- 195
- -
- -
- -
658 590
8 11
- -
3 -
108 52
39 15
26 11
43 26
539 426
449 236
90 190
- -
- -
- -
- 101
- -
- -
- -
652 572
6 16
- -
- 3
54 33
18 13
11 7
25 13
592 426
490 200
102 226
- -
- -
- -
- 94
- -
- -
- -
Table 11--Continued
Age
Sex, and City/Municipality 17 18 19 20-24 25-29 30-34
RIZAL
Both sexes 57,788 58,660 55,794 274,893 249,164 228,785

No grade completed 602 338 292 927 570 561
Preschool 30 35 13 51 38 24
Special education 106 86 77 328 189 129
Elementary 4,376 4,237 3,805 18,816 17,764 19,726
1st - 4th grade 1,225 1,151 1,055 4,675 3,880 4,271
5th - 6th grade 1,074 1,110 981 4,842 4,575 4,793
Graduate 2,077 1,976 1,769 9,299 9,309 10,662
High school 29,582 25,320 23,470 121,515 119,050 111,563
Undergraduate 11,257 7,965 6,614 27,871 22,753 20,604
Graduate 18,325 17,355 16,856 93,644 96,297 90,959
Postsecondary 90 193 687 6,193 5,827 5,102
Undergraduate 86 175 120 844 659 630
Graduate 4 18 567 5,349 5,168 4,472
College undergraduate 23,002 28,446 25,570 71,769 45,348 38,513
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 1,871 55,151 60,134 52,892
Post baccalaureate - - - 104 208 242
Not stated - 5 9 39 36 33
Male 29,336 29,351 27,871 137,445 124,108 114,155
Preschool 13 18 4 31 19 17
Elementary 2,954 2,870 2,513 12,509 11,388 11,892
1st - 4th grade 880 812 752 3,334 2,686 2,778
5th - 6th grade 731 778 663 3,149 2,915 2,897
Graduate 1,343 1,280 1,098 6,026 5,787 6,217
High school 15,421 13,083 12,052 62,851 60,816 56,810
Undergraduate 6,395 4,487 3,685 15,446 12,314 10,730
Graduate 9,026 8,596 8,367 47,405 48,502 46,080
Postsecondary 42 96 328 2,915 2,932 2,563
Undergraduate 41 88 61 418 365 335
Graduate 1 8 267 2,497 2,567 2,228
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 800 22,897 26,407 23,235
Not stated - 5 8 32 29 24
Female 28,452 29,309 27,923 137,448 125,056 114,630
Preschool 17 17 9 20 19 7
Elementary 1,422 1,367 1,292 6,307 6,376 7,834
1st - 4th grade 345 339 303 1,341 1,194 1,493
5th - 6th grade 343 332 318 1,693 1,660 1,896
Graduate 734 696 671 3,273 3,522 4,445
High school 14,161 12,237 11,418 58,664 58,234 54,753
Undergraduate 4,862 3,478 2,929 12,425 10,439 9,874
Graduate 9,299 8,759 8,489 46,239 47,795 44,879
Postsecondary 48 97 359 3,278 2,895 2,539
Undergraduate 45 87 59 426 294 295
Graduate 3 10 300 2,852 2,601 2,244
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 1,071 32,254 33,727 29,657
Not stated - - 1 7 7 9
35 and Over
955,399
4,280
108
243
193,378
43,908
41,118
108,352
437,459
83,897
353,562
20,687
2,003
18,684
123,421
173,694
2,019
110
467,718
1,878
49
117
89,776
21,864
19,140
48,772
221,558
40,856
180,702
8,094
1,042
7,052
65,248
79,993
915
90
487,681
2,402
59
126
103,602
22,044
21,978
59,580
215,901
43,041
172,860
12,593
961
11,632
58,173
93,701
1,104
20
Table 11--Continued
Age
ANGONO
Both sexes 2,253 2,300 2,305 10,787 9,655 9,040

Preschool - - - 2 3 1
Special education 7 4 - 12 8 3
Elementary 131 134 126 520 520 598
1st - 4th grade 42 43 24 133 115 101
5th - 6th grade 32 28 28 114 110 120
Graduate 57 63 74 273 295 377
High school 1,150 932 886 4,072 4,098 4,016
Undergraduate 405 245 220 767 609 620
Graduate 745 687 666 3,305 3,489 3,396
Postsecondary 4 9 47 354 267 281
Undergraduate 4 8 1 20 11 23
Graduate - 1 46 334 256 258
College undergraduate 949 1,213 1,150 3,058 1,916 1,729
Not stated - - - 1 - -
Male 1,133 1,188 1,172 5,316 4,838 4,499
Preschool - - - 1 1 -
Elementary 91 86 95 359 346 349
1st - 4th grade 27 26 18 84 79 64
5th - 6th grade 25 22 20 82 76 67
Graduate 39 38 57 193 191 218
High school 576 496 483 2,104 2,114 2,063
Undergraduate 230 118 123 411 339 322
Graduate 346 378 360 1,693 1,775 1,741
Undergraduate 4 4 - 4 4 9
Graduate - - 23 149 136 143
College undergraduate 451 597 528 1,552 965 871
Not stated - - - 1 - -
Female 1,120 1,112 1,133 5,471 4,817 4,541
Elementary 40 48 31 161 174 249
1st - 4th grade 15 17 6 49 36 37
5th - 6th grade 7 6 8 32 34 53
Graduate 18 25 17 80 104 159
High school 574 436 403 1,968 1,984 1,953
Undergraduate 175 127 97 356 270 298
Graduate 399 309 306 1,612 1,714 1,655
Postsecondary - 5 24 201 127 129
Undergraduate - 4 1 16 7 14
Graduate - 1 23 185 120 115
Not stated - - - - - -
35 and Over
39,241
153
1
7
6,442
1,169
1,056
4,217
17,668
2,764
14,904
1,099
55
1,044
5,645
8,143
77
6
18,846
59
1
3
2,837
579
478
1,780
8,785
1,288
7,497
465
30
435
2,958
3,692
43
3
20,395
94
-
4
3,605
590
578
2,437
8,883
1,476
7,407
634
25
609
2,687
4,451
34
3
Table 11--Continued
Age
Sex, and City/Municipality 17 18 19 20-24 25-29
Both sexes 16,051 16,169 15,308 76,465 68,386

Preschool 1 1 2 7 8
Elementary 1,213 1,200 992 5,243 4,739
1st - 4th grade 300 289 254 1,272 889
5th - 6th grade 306 331 278 1,517 1,400
Graduate 607 580 460 2,454 2,450
High school 8,403 7,217 6,663 35,117 34,061
Undergraduate 3,401 2,359 1,844 7,802 6,317
Graduate 5,002 4,858 4,819 27,315 27,744
Postsecondary 19 50 213 1,615 1,549
Undergraduate 19 48 31 198 138
Graduate - 2 182 1,417 1,411
College undergraduate 6,227 7,609 6,793 20,046 12,207
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 555 14,052 15,558
Post baccalaureate - - - 38 60
Not stated - - 1 4 8
Male 8,096 8,099 7,597 37,949 34,100
Preschool - - - 4 3
Elementary 798 821 657 3,577 3,071
1st - 4th grade 215 205 180 931 619
5th - 6th grade 200 240 186 1,013 915
Graduate 383 376 291 1,633 1,537
High school 4,326 3,711 3,337 17,820 17,234
Undergraduate 1,893 1,331 1,036 4,330 3,429
Graduate 2,433 2,380 2,301 13,490 13,805
Postsecondary 8 22 105 722 725
Graduate - - 89 626 655
Not stated - - 1 1 4
Female 7,955 8,070 7,711 38,516 34,286
Preschool 1 1 2 3 5
Elementary 415 379 335 1,666 1,668
1st - 4th grade 85 84 74 341 270
5th - 6th grade 106 91 92 504 485
Graduate 224 204 169 821 913
High school 4,077 3,506 3,326 17,297 16,827
Undergraduate 1,508 1,028 808 3,472 2,888
Graduate 2,569 2,478 2,518 13,825 13,939
Graduate - 2 93 791 756
Not stated - - - 3 4
30-34 35 and Over
60,632 247,632
134 999
8 19
32 77
5,334 47,201
1,056 9,257
1,408 11,774
2,870 26,170
30,936 117,558
5,590 21,781
25,346 95,777
1,253 4,941
154 418
1,099 4,523
9,767 31,259
13,098 45,036
63 530
7 12
30,188 121,207
64 436
6 10
19 34
3,196 22,275
674 4,666
875 5,552
1,647 12,057
15,452 58,577
2,824 10,419
12,628 48,158
617 1,913
84 204
533 1,709
4,907 16,303
5,894 21,413
30 240
3 6
30,444 126,425
70 563
2 9
13 43
2,138 24,926
382 4,591
533 6,222
1,223 14,113
15,484 58,981
2,766 11,362
12,718 47,619
636 3,028
70 214
566 2,814
4,860 14,956
7,204 23,623
33 290
4 6
Table 11--Continued
Age
BARAS
Both sexes 1,292 1,304 1,169 5,733 5,374 5,344

Preschool - - 1 2 - 1
Elementary 137 132 128 574 516 638
1st - 4th grade 46 38 29 131 113 118
5th - 6th grade 36 38 36 155 145 157
Graduate 55 56 63 288 258 363
High school 757 694 571 2,996 2,997 2,932
Undergraduate 310 231 181 772 704 623
Graduate 447 463 390 2,224 2,293 2,309
Graduate 2 - 10 96 111 104
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 38 847 918 887
Post baccalaureate - - - - 4 3
Male 694 722 594 2,964 2,679 2,666
Preschool - - 1 2 - 1
Elementary 99 101 89 365 333 375
1st - 4th grade 34 33 20 93 84 80
5th - 6th grade 26 30 25 102 91 94
Graduate 39 38 44 170 158 201
High school 405 384 289 1,575 1,517 1,483
Undergraduate 172 133 98 423 362 320
Graduate 233 251 191 1,152 1,155 1,163
Postsecondary 1 - 7 51 68 58
Undergraduate - - 1 5 4 5
Graduate 1 - 6 46 64 53
College undergraduate 177 229 190 601 386 388
Female 598 582 575 2,769 2,695 2,678
Preschool - - - - - -
Elementary 38 31 39 209 183 263
1st - 4th grade 12 5 9 38 29 38
5th - 6th grade 10 8 11 53 54 63
Graduate 16 18 19 118 100 162
High school 352 310 282 1,421 1,480 1,449
Undergraduate 138 98 83 349 342 303
Graduate 214 212 199 1,072 1,138 1,146
Undergraduate - 2 - 3 2 2
Graduate 1 - 4 50 47 51
35 and Over
22,186
106
5
7
5,499
1,274
1,286
2,939
11,044
2,462
8,582
426
29
397
2,587
2,479
33
-
11,339
51
-
4
2,648
653
595
1,400
5,821
1,209
4,612
195
18
177
1,476
1,128
16
-
10,847
55
5
3
2,851
621
691
1,539
5,223
1,253
3,970
231
11
220
1,111
1,351
17
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 5,473 5,565 5,268 26,378 25,305 23,122

Preschool - - 1 1 2 1
Elementary 377 368 339 1,740 1,733 2,044
1st - 4th grade 101 113 78 339 336 368
5th - 6th grade 69 55 79 338 339 348
Graduate 207 200 182 1,063 1,058 1,328
High school 2,576 2,223 2,199 11,916 12,508 11,471
Undergraduate 852 600 553 2,573 2,163 2,028
Graduate 1,724 1,623 1,646 9,343 10,345 9,443
Postsecondary 9 16 46 432 376 355
Graduate 1 5 34 382 333 318
Male 2,834 2,819 2,705 13,287 12,679 11,686
Preschool - - - - 1 -
Elementary 271 249 218 1,143 1,125 1,260
1st - 4th grade 74 81 54 231 247 250
5th - 6th grade 47 41 51 205 219 211
Graduate 150 127 113 707 659 799
High school 1,354 1,176 1,195 6,322 6,442 5,967
Undergraduate 496 344 316 1,431 1,198 1,096
Graduate 858 832 879 4,891 5,244 4,871
Postsecondary 3 11 19 200 209 180
Graduate - 3 15 179 188 163
Female 2,639 2,746 2,563 13,091 12,626 11,436
Elementary 106 119 121 597 608 784
1st - 4th grade 27 32 24 108 89 118
5th - 6th grade 22 14 28 133 120 137
Graduate 57 73 69 356 399 529
High school 1,222 1,047 1,004 5,594 6,066 5,504
Undergraduate 356 256 237 1,142 965 932
Graduate 866 791 767 4,452 5,101 4,572
Graduate 1 2 19 203 145 155
35 and Over
97,747
503
4
14
23,449
5,330
3,713
14,406
46,076
8,409
37,667
1,649
147
1,502
12,242
13,704
105
1
48,067
198
1
7
10,576
2,416
1,722
6,438
23,962
4,253
19,709
665
80
585
6,535
6,082
40
1
49,680
305
3
7
12,873
2,914
1,991
7,968
22,114
4,156
17,958
984
67
917
5,707
7,622
65
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
CAINTA
Both sexes 6,111 6,434 6,153 32,365 31,448 28,400

Preschool 1 1 - 2 1 2
Elementary 293 306 273 1,262 1,249 1,302
1st - 4th grade 67 75 80 276 241 249
5th - 6th grade 63 80 74 282 258 303
Graduate 163 151 119 704 750 750
High school 2,909 2,430 2,232 12,104 12,263 11,412
Undergraduate 965 650 474 2,117 1,756 1,569
Graduate 1,944 1,780 1,758 9,987 10,507 9,843
Postsecondary 1 18 58 699 659 589
Graduate - 5 52 639 609 528
Not stated - 4 7 24 23 23
Male 2,989 3,101 2,991 15,784 15,431 13,944
Preschool 1 1 - 1 - 1
Elementary 178 197 176 767 784 773
1st - 4th grade 48 43 62 189 164 161
5th - 6th grade 39 61 47 171 155 172
Graduate 91 93 67 407 465 440
High school 1,468 1,202 1,104 6,096 6,173 5,732
Undergraduate 540 378 266 1,114 919 794
Graduate 928 824 838 4,982 5,254 4,938
Graduate - 3 24 297 315 252
Not stated - 4 6 22 21 20
Female 3,122 3,333 3,162 16,581 16,017 14,456
Elementary 115 109 97 495 465 529
1st - 4th grade 19 32 18 87 77 88
5th - 6th grade 24 19 27 111 103 131
Graduate 72 58 52 297 285 310
High school 1,441 1,228 1,128 6,008 6,090 5,680
Undergraduate 425 272 208 1,003 837 775
Graduate 1,016 956 920 5,005 5,253 4,905
Postsecondary 1 11 29 369 322 305
Graduate - 2 28 342 294 276
Not stated - - 1 2 2 3
35 and Over
113,214
244
2
30
13,084
2,342
2,285
8,457
45,459
6,391
39,068
2,632
201
2,431
15,940
35,303
439
81
53,858
103
-
11
5,594
1,096
997
3,501
22,072
2,872
19,200
904
92
812
8,224
16,658
220
72
59,356
141
2
19
7,490
1,246
1,288
4,956
23,387
3,519
19,868
1,728
109
1,619
7,716
18,645
219
9
Table 11--Continued
Age
CARDONA
Both sexes 907 923 887 4,557 4,064 3,705

Elementary 78 79 64 423 424 444
1st - 4th grade 26 26 15 104 99 98
5th - 6th grade 24 26 25 127 106 148
Graduate 28 27 24 192 219 198
High school 421 408 381 2,051 1,929 1,747
Undergraduate 160 145 116 508 438 423
Graduate 261 263 265 1,543 1,491 1,324
Graduate 1 1 6 102 98 88
Post baccalaureate - - - - 1 -
Male 474 504 454 2,375 2,087 1,913
Special education 1 - - 1 - -
Elementary 51 62 38 292 267 289
1st - 4th grade 21 19 11 78 71 64
5th - 6th grade 14 23 14 86 69 94
Graduate 16 20 13 128 127 131
High school 242 229 201 1,102 1,057 959
Undergraduate 92 83 64 269 245 246
Graduate 150 146 137 833 812 713
Graduate - 1 4 55 50 48
Post baccalaureate - - - - - -
Female 433 419 433 2,182 1,977 1,792
Elementary 27 17 26 131 157 155
1st - 4th grade 5 7 4 26 28 34
5th - 6th grade 10 3 11 41 37 54
Graduate 12 7 11 64 92 67
High school 179 179 180 949 872 788
Undergraduate 68 62 52 239 193 177
Graduate 111 117 128 710 679 611
Undergraduate 1 - - 1 6 10
Graduate 1 - 2 47 48 40
35 and Over
17,142
63
1
3
5,111
1,247
1,197
2,667
7,360
1,674
5,686
374
21
353
1,981
2,238
11
-
8,450
27
1
2
2,467
641
584
1,242
3,904
881
3,023
143
17
126
1,107
793
6
-
8,692
36
-
1
2,644
606
613
1,425
3,456
793
2,663
231
4
227
874
1,445
5
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 625 607 556 2,915 2,474 2,292

Preschool - 1 1 3 2 2
Special education 1 - - 2 3 1
Elementary 64 52 60 292 272 297
1st - 4th grade 22 16 20 94 67 82
5th - 6th grade 20 13 14 72 72 73
Graduate 22 23 26 126 133 142
High school 369 322 282 1,574 1,459 1,379
Undergraduate 103 81 74 346 286 314
Graduate 266 241 208 1,228 1,173 1,065
Graduate - - 9 87 77 60
Male 327 324 299 1,545 1,242 1,185
Special education - - - - 2 1
Elementary 48 36 41 203 166 194
1st - 4th grade 18 11 13 71 48 65
5th - 6th grade 14 8 8 50 44 45
Graduate 16 17 20 82 74 84
High school 189 169 144 865 768 718
Undergraduate 68 44 38 212 169 178
Graduate 121 125 106 653 599 540
Graduate - - 6 39 41 38
Female 298 283 257 1,370 1,232 1,107
Preschool - 1 - 1 - 1
Special education 1 - - 2 1 -
Elementary 16 16 19 89 106 103
1st - 4th grade 4 5 7 23 19 17
5th - 6th grade 6 5 6 22 28 28
Graduate 6 6 6 44 59 58
High school 180 153 138 709 691 661
Undergraduate 35 37 36 134 117 136
Graduate 145 116 102 575 574 525
Graduate - - 3 48 36 22
Post baccalaureate - - - - - 1
35 and Over
11,116
150
9
-
4,110
1,378
881
1,851
4,801
1,283
3,518
242
19
223
751
1,046
6
1
5,525
72
6
-
2,003
716
423
864
2,534
664
1,870
99
8
91
394
414
3
-
5,591
78
3
-
2,107
662
458
987
2,267
619
1,648
143
11
132
357
632
3
1
Table 11--Continued
Age
Sex, and City/Municipality 17 18 19 20-24 25-29
Both sexes 7,409 7,573 6,999 32,421 29,071

Preschool 4 3 2 6 5
Elementary 684 685 586 2,770 2,675
1st - 4th grade 211 196 194 766 722
5th - 6th grade 181 184 154 735 686
Graduate 292 305 238 1,269 1,267
High school 3,869 3,378 3,045 14,953 14,842
Undergraduate 1,627 1,252 1,034 4,113 3,272
Graduate 2,242 2,126 2,011 10,840 11,570
Graduate - 1 52 484 499
Male 3,760 3,787 3,504 16,248 14,322
Preschool 3 1 1 3 2
Elementary 440 442 377 1,811 1,712
1st - 4th grade 140 132 129 512 486
5th - 6th grade 121 118 107 483 429
Graduate 179 192 141 816 797
High school 2,006 1,712 1,565 7,753 7,395
Undergraduate 949 693 559 2,332 1,690
Graduate 1,057 1,019 1,006 5,421 5,705
Graduate - - 18 201 215
Not stated - - - - 1
Female 3,649 3,786 3,495 16,173 14,749
Preschool 1 2 1 3 3
Elementary 244 243 209 959 963
1st - 4th grade 71 64 65 254 236
5th - 6th grade 60 66 47 252 257
Graduate 113 113 97 453 470
High school 1,863 1,666 1,480 7,200 7,447
Undergraduate 678 559 475 1,781 1,582
Graduate 1,185 1,107 1,005 5,419 5,865
Graduate - 1 34 283 284
30-34 35 and Over
28,997 117,540
90 732
3 7
14 12
3,037 26,599
829 7,245
770 5,426
1,438 13,928
14,922 56,131
2,997 11,900
11,925 44,231
541 2,230
79 268
462 1,962
4,937 15,399
5,431 16,302
22 126
- 2
14,206 58,203
51 323
3 4
8 3
1,777 12,726
519 3,774
453 2,612
805 6,340
7,427 28,510
1,516 5,782
5,911 22,728
235 742
41 124
194 618
2,361 8,191
2,333 7,644
11 59
- 1
14,791 59,337
39 409
- 3
6 9
1,260 13,873
310 3,471
317 2,814
633 7,588
7,495 27,621
1,481 6,118
6,014 21,503
306 1,488
38 144
268 1,344
2,576 7,208
3,098 8,658
11 67
- 1
Table 11--Continued
Age
MORONG
Both sexes 1,041 1,064 1,115 5,475 4,870 4,519

Special education 4 1 1 7 5 -
Elementary 91 90 113 469 456 495
1st - 4th grade 21 36 40 124 111 122
5th - 6th grade 24 12 31 103 102 99
Graduate 46 42 42 242 243 274
High school 451 404 378 2,075 1,966 1,701
Undergraduate 191 128 111 535 467 420
Graduate 260 276 267 1,540 1,499 1,281
Graduate - - 8 164 195 177
Male 518 534 580 2,865 2,455 2,313
Special education 3 1 - 4 2 -
Elementary 62 66 79 302 272 310
1st - 4th grade 15 30 32 91 73 89
5th - 6th grade 18 7 21 64 56 62
Graduate 29 29 26 147 143 159
High school 228 203 193 1,146 1,055 919
Undergraduate 109 65 59 327 271 224
Graduate 119 138 134 819 784 695
Graduate - - 4 105 125 119
Female 523 530 535 2,610 2,415 2,206
Preschool - - - 2 - -
Special education 1 - 1 3 3 -
Elementary 29 24 34 167 184 185
1st - 4th grade 6 6 8 33 38 33
5th - 6th grade 6 5 10 39 46 37
Graduate 17 13 16 95 100 115
High school 223 201 185 929 911 782
Undergraduate 82 63 52 208 196 196
Graduate 141 138 133 721 715 586
Postsecondary -4 63 75 69
Undergraduate - - - 4 5 11
Graduate -4 59 70 58
35 and Over
20,832
76
2
4
5,003
1,459
1,004
2,540
7,683
1,764
5,919
668
73
595
2,463
4,860
73
-
10,261
36
-
2
2,273
686
451
1,136
4,096
934
3,162
372
43
329
1,451
2,000
31
-
10,571
40
2
2
2,730
773
553
1,404
3,587
830
2,757
296
30
266
1,012
2,860
42
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
PILILLA
Both sexes 1,268 1,326 1,234 6,178 5,006 4,817

Preschool 2 2 1 2 1 -
Special education 4 - 3 10 2 3
Elementary 105 107 94 464 411 517
1st - 4th grade 32 33 28 116 97 123
5th - 6th grade 28 35 19 130 101 142
Graduate 45 39 47 218 213 252
High school 697 635 562 2,992 2,596 2,578
Undergraduate 239 167 142 724 506 462
Graduate 458 468 420 2,268 2,090 2,116
Graduate - - 13 178 155 124
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 46 1,170 1,069 849
Male 660 670 630 3,188 2,544 2,430
Preschool - 2 - 1 1 -
Special education 3 - - 3 1 3
Elementary 74 73 70 305 261 311
1st - 4th grade 23 23 20 81 71 83
5th - 6th grade 22 23 14 82 60 85
Graduate 29 27 36 142 130 143
High school 382 331 304 1,642 1,401 1,366
Undergraduate 140 97 82 404 282 246
Graduate 242 234 222 1,238 1,119 1,120
Graduate - - 7 90 77 61
Female 608 656 604 2,990 2,462 2,387
Preschool 2 - 1 1 - -
Special education 1 - 3 7 1 -
Elementary 31 34 24 159 150 206
1st - 4th grade 9 10 8 35 26 40
5th - 6th grade 6 12 5 48 41 57
Graduate 16 12 11 76 83 109
High school 315 304 258 1,350 1,195 1,212
Undergraduate 99 70 60 320 224 216
Graduate 216 234 198 1,030 971 996
Postsecondary -7 105 85 70
Undergraduate -1 17 7 7
Graduate -6 88 78 63
35 and Over
21,200
106
4
4
5,734
1,562
1,366
2,806
9,968
2,266
7,702
491
25
466
2,196
2,660
37
-
10,511
53
1
3
2,747
803
661
1,283
5,238
1,163
4,075
209
13
196
1,171
1,077
12
-
10,689
53
3
1
2,987
759
705
1,523
4,730
1,103
3,627
282
12
270
1,025
1,583
25
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 5,021 5,029 4,982 23,750 22,021 19,839

Preschool 1 3 1 4 3 3
Elementary 368 280 296 1,465 1,379 1,381
1st - 4th grade 102 80 95 405 333 321
5th - 6th grade 95 81 61 415 402 396
Graduate 171 119 140 645 644 664
High school 2,419 1,973 1,874 9,302 9,454 8,980
Undergraduate 929 678 613 2,456 1,985 1,718
Graduate 1,490 1,295 1,261 6,846 7,469 7,262
Postsecondary 12 14 48 538 589 487
Graduate - - 40 468 510 450
Male 2,530 2,423 2,415 11,795 10,797 9,993
Preschool - 2 - - 2 3
Elementary 238 191 194 959 873 844
1st - 4th grade 65 58 69 294 238 207
5th - 6th grade 61 60 38 257 248 251
Graduate 112 73 87 408 387 386
High school 1,271 984 937 4,775 4,773 4,640
Undergraduate 527 369 339 1,335 1,079 956
Graduate 744 615 598 3,440 3,694 3,684
Graduate - - 17 230 248 200
College undergraduate 979 1,217 1,190 3,530 2,159 1,869
Female 2,491 2,606 2,567 11,955 11,224 9,846
Preschool 1 1 1 4 1 -
Elementary 130 89 102 506 506 537
1st - 4th grade 37 22 26 111 95 114
5th - 6th grade 34 21 23 158 154 145
Graduate 59 46 53 237 257 278
High school 1,148 989 937 4,527 4,681 4,340
Undergraduate 402 309 274 1,121 906 762
Graduate 746 680 663 3,406 3,775 3,578
Graduate - - 23 238 262 250
35 and Over
85,916
259
10
36
14,974
3,322
3,685
7,967
37,038
7,188
29,850
2,191
197
1,994
13,177
17,985
246
-
42,018
115
6
20
6,925
1,682
1,676
3,567
18,746
3,523
15,223
813
104
709
7,007
8,284
102
-
43,898
144
4
16
8,049
1,640
2,009
4,400
18,292
3,665
14,627
1,378
93
1,285
6,170
9,701
144
-
Table 11--Continued
Age
TANAY
Both sexes 2,614 2,516 2,355 11,275 9,283 8,343

Preschool - 2 1 2 2 2
Elementary 300 277 255 1,177 1,131 1,117
1st - 4th grade 116 93 85 363 339 304
5th - 6th grade 64 72 64 256 256 264
Graduate 120 112 106 558 536 549
High school 1,456 1,205 1,058 5,569 4,879 4,351
Undergraduate 607 427 334 1,516 1,163 1,053
Graduate 849 778 724 4,053 3,716 3,298
Graduate - 2 32 209 220 163
College undergraduate 817 1,007 912 2,253 1,290 1,194
Male 1,384 1,299 1,228 5,745 4,726 4,316
Preschool - 1 - 2 1 2
Elementary 233 197 172 785 721 708
1st - 4th grade 101 72 67 265 222 204
5th - 6th grade 53 46 43 171 160 170
Graduate 79 79 62 349 339 334
High school 791 658 561 2,925 2,542 2,309
Undergraduate 364 261 188 823 623 548
Graduate 427 397 373 2,102 1,919 1,761
Undergraduate 2 - 3 11 6 5
Graduate - - 17 100 115 99
Female 1,230 1,217 1,127 5,530 4,557 4,027
Preschool - 1 1 - 1 -
Special education 4 3 2 8 6 -
Elementary 67 80 83 392 410 409
1st - 4th grade 15 21 18 98 117 100
5th - 6th grade 11 26 21 85 96 94
Graduate 41 33 44 209 197 215
High school 665 547 497 2,644 2,337 2,042
Undergraduate 243 166 146 693 540 505
Graduate 422 381 351 1,951 1,797 1,537
Graduate - 2 15 109 105 64
Baccalaureate/college graduate - - 38 1,167 1,005 886
35 and Over
36,440
491
16
17
10,168
3,282
2,064
4,822
16,499
4,030
12,469
825
40
785
3,812
4,497
115
-
18,189
239
4
11
4,870
1,712
954
2,204
8,712
2,034
6,678
370
24
346
2,067
1,876
40
-
18,251
252
12
6
5,298
1,570
1,110
2,618
7,787
1,996
5,791
455
16
439
1,745
2,621
75
-
Table 11--Continued
Highest Grade/Year Completed, Age
TAYTAY
Both sexes 6,476 6,587 6,346 31,293 27,613 25,339

Preschool 21 20 3 17 10 1
Elementary 434 425 403 1,983 1,856 2,071
1st - 4th grade 109 89 100 444 350 403
5th - 6th grade 99 114 90 488 466 460
Graduate 226 222 213 1,051 1,040 1,208
High school 3,451 2,969 2,858 14,411 13,622 12,856
Undergraduate 1,233 860 795 3,148 2,618 2,396
Graduate 2,218 2,109 2,063 11,263 11,004 10,460
Postsecondary 16 37 98 886 733 677
Undergraduate 16 36 26 223 156 150
Graduate - 1 72 663 577 527
Not stated - 1 1 7 3 -
Male 3,284 3,242 3,164 15,658 13,862 12,590
Preschool 9 10 1 14 5 -
Elementary 297 283 263 1,345 1,204 1,239
1st - 4th grade 75 61 69 331 240 258
5th - 6th grade 66 75 68 308 310 261
Graduate 156 147 126 706 654 720
High school 1,833 1,545 1,496 7,440 7,067 6,560
Undergraduate 688 488 450 1,787 1,452 1,260
Graduate 1,145 1,057 1,046 5,653 5,615 5,300
Postsecondary 4 19 48 419 371 352
Graduate - 1 35 311 282 265
Not stated - 1 1 7 3 -
Female 3,192 3,345 3,182 15,635 13,751 12,749
Preschool 12 10 2 3 5 1
Elementary 137 142 140 638 652 832
1st - 4th grade 34 28 31 113 110 145
5th - 6th grade 33 39 22 180 156 199
Graduate 70 75 87 345 386 488
High school 1,618 1,424 1,362 6,971 6,555 6,296
Undergraduate 545 372 345 1,361 1,166 1,136
Graduate 1,073 1,052 1,017 5,610 5,389 5,160
Postsecondary 12 18 50 467 362 325
Graduate - - 37 352 295 262
35 and Over
105,628
337
27
28
21,501
4,072
4,459
12,970
50,882
10,211
40,671
2,465
461
2,004
13,620
16,574
194
-
51,522
140
15
14
9,724
1,952
2,028
5,744
25,716
4,985
20,731
1,023
255
768
7,105
7,693
92
-
54,106
197
12
14
11,777
2,120
2,431
7,226
25,166
5,226
19,940
1,442
206
1,236
6,515
8,881
102
-
Table 11--Concluded
Age
TERESA
Both sexes 1,247 1,263 1,117 5,301 4,594 4,396

Preschool - 2 - - - -
Elementary 101 102 76 434 403 451
1st - 4th grade 30 24 13 108 68 97
5th - 6th grade 33 41 28 110 132 105
Graduate 38 37 35 216 203 249
High school 654 530 481 2,383 2,376 2,282
Undergraduate 235 142 123 494 469 391
Graduate 419 388 358 1,889 1,907 1,891
Graduate - - 11 126 117 114
Post baccalaureate - - - 2 2 -
Not stated - - - 2 - 3
Male 653 639 538 2,726 2,346 2,226
Special education 1 - 1 3 - 1
Elementary 74 66 44 296 253 267
1st - 4th grade 24 18 8 83 44 60
5th - 6th grade 25 24 21 75 83 57
Graduate 25 24 15 138 126 150
High school 350 283 243 1,286 1,278 1,215
Undergraduate 127 83 67 248 256 200
Graduate 223 200 176 1,038 1,022 1,015
Graduate - - 2 69 56 60
Post baccalaureate - - - 1 - -
Female 594 624 579 2,575 2,248 2,170
Special education - 1 1 7 2 1
Elementary 27 36 32 138 150 184
1st - 4th grade 6 6 5 25 24 37
5th - 6th grade 8 17 7 35 49 48
Graduate 13 13 20 78 77 99
High school 304 247 238 1,097 1,098 1,067
Undergraduate 108 59 56 246 213 191
Graduate 196 188 182 851 885 876
Graduate - - 9 57 61 54
Post baccalaureate - - - 1 2 -

35 and Over
19,565
61
1
4
4,503
969
922
2,612
9,292
1,774
7,518
454
49
405
2,349
2,867
27
7
9,722
26
-
3
2,111
488
407
1,216
4,885
849
4,036
181
30
151
1,259
1,239
11
7
9,843
35
1
1
2,392
481
515
1,396
4,407
925
3,482
273
19
254
1,090
1,628
16
-
TABLE 12 Overseas Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Highest Grade/Year Completed, Sex, and Age Group: 2015
Highest Grade/Year
Total
Age Group
Completed and Sex Overseas
Below 20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44
Worker
RIZAL
Both sexes 65,800 1,076 3,606 8,785 11,486 12,072 9,895

No grade completed 34 12 2 3 2 1 1
Preschool 5 2 - - 1 1 1
Special education 8 - 1 2 1 1 2
Elementary 1,932 65 55 102 168 232 261
1st - 4th grade 308 13 8 19 29 32 40
5th - 6th grade 411 12 16 22 32 59 45
Graduate 1,213 40 31 61 107 141 176
High school 22,589 651 1,045 2,709 3,769 4,240 3,677
Undergraduate 2,479 301 167 233 351 436 332
Graduate 20,110 350 878 2,476 3,418 3,804 3,345
Postsecondary 2,517 4 175 341 468 477 421
Undergraduate 212 3 22 28 37 46 37
Graduate 2,305 1 153 313 431 431 384
College undergraduate 13,043 323 794 1,795 2,467 2,546 1,870
Baccalaureate/college graduate 25,590 19 1,531 3,822 4,598 4,558 3,657
Post baccalaureate 82 - 3 11 12 16 5
Not stated - - - - - - -
Male 39,260 523 1,876 4,505 6,401 7,102 6,144
No grade completed 14 7 1 - 1 - 1
Preschool 4 1 - - 1 1 1
Special education 5 - 1 1 - 1 2
Elementary 909 36 33 49 76 108 113
1st - 4th grade 160 8 4 8 15 17 24
5th - 6th grade 192 6 13 16 16 25 16
Graduate 557 22 16 25 45 66 73
High school 12,006 311 480 1,256 1,839 2,179 1,943
Undergraduate 1,122 149 76 81 132 178 152
Graduate 10,884 162 404 1,175 1,707 2,001 1,791
Postsecondary 1,507 2 89 204 299 275 244
Undergraduate 131 1 13 18 24 23 24
Graduate 1,376 1 76 186 275 252 220
College undergraduate 7,758 158 405 896 1,363 1,449 1,219
Baccalaureate/college graduate 17,009 8 866 2,093 2,816 3,078 2,617
Not stated - - - - - - -
Female 26,540 553 1,730 4,280 5,085 4,970 3,751
No grade completed 20 5 1 3 1 1 -
Preschool 1 1 - - - - -
Special education 3 - - 1 1 - -
Elementary 1,023 29 22 53 92 124 148
1st - 4th grade 148 5 4 11 14 15 16
5th - 6th grade 219 6 3 6 16 34 29
Graduate 656 18 15 36 62 75 103
High school 10,583 340 565 1,453 1,930 2,061 1,734
Undergraduate 1,357 152 91 152 219 258 180
Graduate 9,226 188 474 1,301 1,711 1,803 1,554
Postsecondary 1,010 2 86 137 169 202 177
Undergraduate 81 2 9 10 13 23 13
Graduate 929 - 77 127 156 179 164
College undergraduate 5,285 165 389 899 1,104 1,097 651
Baccalaureate/college graduate 8,581 11 665 1,729 1,782 1,480 1,040
Not stated - - - - - - -
45 and Over
18,880
13
-
1
1,049
167
225
657
6,498
659
5,839
631
39
592
3,248
7,405
35
-
12,709
4
-
-
494
84
100
310
3,998
354
3,644
394
28
366
2,268
5,531
20
-
6,171
9
-
1
555
83
125
347
2,500
305
2,195
237
11
226
980
1,874
15
-
TABLE 13 Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Major Occupation Group, Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 2015
Total Gainful
Age Group
Sex, Major Occupation Group,
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
RIZAL
Both sexes 1,168,618 42,026 158,836
Managers 98,184 513 4,290

Professionals 90,798 318 12,544
Technicians and associate professionals 65,817 1,012 8,816
Clerical support workers 106,714 1,827 23,606
Service and sales workers 229,220 12,478 44,885
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 33,495 1,120 2,445
Craft and related trades workers 194,241 5,022 18,159
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 141,994 1,488 8,460
Elementary occupations 203,515 16,870 35,300
Armed forces occupations 2,323 10 144
Other occupation, not elsewhere classified - - -
Not reported 2,317 1,368 187
Male 736,203 24,681 92,676
Managers 40,174 217 1,772

Technicians and associate professionals 40,558 584 4,994
Clerical support workers 46,119 791 9,251
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 30,195 1,034 2,290
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 137,557 1,340 7,937
Not reported 1,158 699 97
Female 432,415 17,345 66,160
Managers 58,010 296 2,518

Clerical support workers 60,595 1,036 14,355
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 3,300 86 155
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 4,437 148 523
Armed forces occupations 181 2 23
Not reported 1,159 669 90
/Municipality: 2015
25-29 30-34
177,904 167,045
8,438 11,802
17,911 14,826
11,208 10,574
24,934 19,598
42,233 32,740
2,863 3,035
23,203 25,889
14,738 20,161
31,788 27,847
399 424
- -
189 149
110,389 107,118
3,601 4,783
7,456 6,334
6,936 6,682
11,086 8,759
23,106 18,783
2,663 2,806
18,558 20,539
14,136 19,527
22,397 18,447
361 385
- -
89 73
67,515 59,927
4,837 7,019
10,455 8,492
4,272 3,892
13,848 10,839
19,127 13,957
200 229
4,645 5,350
602 634
9,391 9,400
38 39
- -
100 76
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
ANGONO
Both sexes 45,645 1,523 6,062
Managers 4,238 18 213

Professionals 4,061 15 608
Technicians and associate professionals 2,954 48 381
Service and sales workers 7,947 399 1,585
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 375 5 30
Craft and related trades workers 6,877 150 579
Elementary occupations 7,456 679 1,168
Armed forces occupations 31 - 5
Not reported 94 52 7
Male 27,923 890 3,344
Managers 1,669 8 89
Clerical support workers 2,383 49 484
Service and sales workers 4,371 183 811
Elementary occupations 4,505 433 806
Female 17,722 633 2,718
Managers 2,569 10 124

Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 41 - 3
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 180 4 18
Armed forces occupations 6 - -
25-29 30-34
6,797 6,639
340 498
803 607
477 481
1,236 1,067
1,428 1,182
31 28
771 926
579 849
1,118 992
8 3
- -
6 6
4,096 4,112
137 200
354 267
301 302
553 483
784 699
29 26
589 684
550 824
788 623
7 1
- -
4 3
2,701 2,527
203 298
449 340
176 179
683 584
644 483
2 2
182 242
29 25
330 369
1 2
- -
2 3
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
Both sexes 305,672 11,366 43,737
Managers 26,479 145 1,211

Plant and machine operators and assemblers 37,955 285 2,139
Male 194,174 6,501 25,330
Managers 11,104 64 533

Craft and related trades workers 38,433 820 3,807
Female 111,498 4,865 18,407
Managers 15,375 81 678

25-29 30-34
48,408 43,618
2,412 3,108
4,644 3,734
2,936 2,725
6,471 4,934
12,677 9,219
326 358
5,874 6,425
3,847 5,396
9,120 7,610
52 66
- -
49 43
30,261 28,226
1,067 1,304
1,955 1,618
1,819 1,738
2,902 2,203
7,034 5,342
301 322
4,922 5,358
3,688 5,216
6,507 5,045
47 62
- -
19 18
18,147 15,392
1,345 1,804
2,689 2,116
1,117 987
3,569 2,731
5,643 3,877
25 36
952 1,067
159 180
2,613 2,565
5 4
- -
30 25
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
BARAS
Both sexes 25,057 996 3,022
Managers 2,138 15 97
Male 17,405 669 2,042
Managers 685 5 28
Professionals 555 6 77
Technicians and associate professionals 839 6 106
Clerical support workers 651 18 132
Not reported 18 12 -
Female 7,652 327 980
Craft and related trades workers 504 10 38
25-29 30-34
3,378 3,527
199 274
288 243
205 208
305 238
644 600
62 82
491 603
350 470
823 787
9 18
- -
2 4
2,325 2,504
57 87
109 95
129 139
123 105
393 379
55 75
447 552
339 456
663 599
8 15
- -
2 2
1,053 1,023
142 187
179 148
76 69
182 133
251 221
7 7
44 51
11 14
160 188
1 3
- -
- 2
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 125,279 4,606 17,337
Managers 8,491 69 379

Male 78,632 2,791 10,168
Managers 3,444 31 167

Female 46,647 1,815 7,169
Managers 5,047 38 212

25-29 30-34
19,023 17,587
755 1,012
1,702 1,450
1,165 1,063
2,795 2,061
4,051 2,963
571 644
3,253 3,598
1,879 2,219
2,811 2,556
21 10
- -
20 11
11,886 11,270
310 419
729 581
759 681
1,306 977
2,249 1,639
557 633
2,089 2,372
1,815 2,163
2,041 1,788
21 10
- -
10 7
7,137 6,317
445 593
973 869
406 382
1,489 1,084
1,802 1,324
14 11
1,164 1,226
64 56
770 768
- -
- -
10 4
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
CAINTA
Both sexes 141,594 4,431 19,061
Managers 14,941 41 607

Male 82,567 2,209 10,066
Managers 6,957 14 288

Female 59,027 2,222 8,995
Managers 7,984 27 319

25-29 30-34
23,764 21,896
1,342 1,886
3,287 2,756
1,691 1,650
4,567 3,755
5,465 4,234
57 56
2,226 2,345
1,366 1,900
3,710 3,263
19 24
- -
34 27
13,561 12,966
648 869
1,464 1,340
1,010 957
2,064 1,693
2,957 2,393
50 50
1,818 1,893
1,283 1,843
2,232 1,894
17 19
- -
18 15
10,203 8,930
694 1,017
1,823 1,416
681 693
2,503 2,062
2,508 1,841
7 6
408 452
83 57
1,478 1,369
2 5
- -
16 12
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
CARDONA
Both sexes 20,006 655 2,455
Managers 1,178 9 43
Male 12,974 442 1,543
Managers 489 6 19
Female 7,032 213 912
Managers 689 3 24
25-29 30-34
2,756 2,669
84 137
298 272
149 136
255 225
515 434
323 295
355 364
219 301
552 500
3 5
- -
3 -
1,807 1,757
28 44
119 95
88 84
125 95
215 212
316 291
301 309
216 292
397 330
- 5
- -
2 -
949 912
56 93
179 177
61 52
130 130
300 222
7 4
54 55
3 9
155 170
3 -
- -
1 -
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 12,788 527 1,627
Managers 694 5 42
Male 8,540 329 1,061
Managers 269 2 12
Service and sales workers 849 52 164
Not reported 11 8 1
Female 4,248 198 566
Managers 425 3 30
Elementary occupations 785 48 97
Not reported 19 17 -
25-29 30-34
1,608 1,600
47 82
98 64
79 68
120 82
244 206
227 240
267 340
169 223
353 294
2 1
- -
2 -
1,089 1,111
9 28
42 16
43 45
43 36
133 108
215 228
188 241
165 220
248 188
2 1
- -
1 -
519 489
38 54
56 48
36 23
77 46
111 98
12 12
79 99
4 3
105 106
- -
- -
1 -
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
Both sexes 138,766 5,085 17,550
Managers 11,113 50 386

Male 91,668 3,078 10,684
Managers 4,073 18 136

Female 47,098 2,007 6,866
Managers 7,040 32 250

25-29 30-34
19,540 20,140
891 1,373
1,615 1,543
1,109 1,154
2,173 1,787
5,152 4,540
340 387
2,473 2,896
1,940 2,769
3,808 3,645
28 33
- -
11 13
12,729 13,437
365 471
615 581
700 784
958 747
2,872 2,674
300 346
2,255 2,658
1,878 2,695
2,755 2,443
26 31
- -
5 7
6,811 6,703
526 902
1,000 962
409 370
1,215 1,040
2,280 1,866
40 41
218 238
62 74
1,053 1,202
2 2
- -
6 6
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
MORONG
Both sexes 26,449 883 3,468
Not reported 16 4 5
Male 15,914 572 2,045
Managers 734 7 31
Not reported 9 3 5
Female 10,535 311 1,423
Managers 1,185 6 55
Not reported 7 1 -
25-29 30-34
3,807 3,627
162 230
500 452
223 213
466 404
758 635
134 147
530 552
377 454
649 537
4 3
- -
4 -
2,253 2,223
59 87
192 163
130 145
201 164
357 314
117 131
413 426
358 437
422 353
3 3
- -
1 -
1,554 1,404
103 143
308 289
93 68
265 240
401 321
17 16
117 126
19 17
227 184
1 -
- -
3 -
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
PILILLA
Both sexes 24,237 961 3,382
Male 16,493 614 2,223
Managers 559 7 37
Not reported 11 9 -
Female 7,744 347 1,159
Managers 1,141 7 55
Not reported 8 6 1
25-29 30-34
3,300 3,253
165 198
283 190
176 160
335 235
593 507
179 176
569 677
322 455
674 652
3 3
- -
1 -
2,259 2,285
53 67
103 74
106 94
144 101
314 275
174 163
544 634
310 441
507 433
3 3
- -
1 -
1,041 968
112 131
180 116
70 66
191 134
279 232
5 13
25 43
12 14
167 219
- -
- -
- -
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 102,563 3,169 13,447
Managers 8,707 47 384

Male 63,720 1,752 7,573
Managers 3,632 19 135

Female 38,843 1,417 5,874
Managers 5,075 28 249

25-29 30-34
16,064 14,673
705 1,039
1,878 1,497
1,143 1,105
2,659 1,948
4,110 3,095
96 109
1,530 1,732
1,288 1,753
2,612 2,355
18 25
- -
25 15
9,553 9,365
293 454
747 659
700 697
1,130 869
2,222 1,786
82 95
1,352 1,551
1,236 1,683
1,762 1,541
17 23
- -
12 7
6,511 5,308
412 585
1,131 838
443 408
1,529 1,079
1,888 1,309
14 14
178 181
52 70
850 814
1 2
- -
13 8
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
TANAY
Both sexes 43,370 1,893 6,056
Managers 3,341 22 173

Male 29,010 1,279 3,989
Managers 1,148 6 71
Not reported 15 7 2
Female 14,360 614 2,067
Managers 2,193 16 102

Not reported 20 7 2
25-29 30-34
6,112 5,778
270 401
484 386
326 293
525 354
1,270 1,038
360 359
502 588
706 925
1,458 1,220
207 212
- -
4 2
4,160 4,007
100 114
170 146
200 176
234 163
711 584
327 315
435 517
683 904
1,111 896
188 192
- -
1 -
1,952 1,771
170 287
314 240
126 117
291 191
559 454
33 44
67 71
23 21
347 324
19 20
- -
3 2
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
TAYTAY
Both sexes 135,075 5,245 18,868
Managers 11,521 52 519

Male 82,648 3,126 10,895
Managers 4,782 26 201

Female 52,427 2,119 7,973
Managers 6,739 26 318

25-29 30-34
20,312 19,022
941 1,401
1,739 1,369
1,321 1,115
2,698 2,186
4,726 3,568
103 87
3,934 4,399
1,408 2,004
3,396 2,852
21 17
- -
25 24
12,400 11,829
422 581
745 613
811 693
1,176 981
2,545 2,065
92 79
2,834 2,978
1,342 1,924
2,402 1,886
18 16
- -
13 13
7,912 7,193
519 820
994 756
510 422
1,522 1,205
2,181 1,503
11 8
1,100 1,421
66 80
994 966
3 1
- -
12 11
Table 13--Continued
Total Gainful
Age Group
Workers
15 Years Old
and Over 15-19 20-24
TERESA
Both sexes 22,117 686 2,764
Not reported 22 - 2
Male 14,535 429 1,713
Managers 629 4 25
Not reported 5 - -
Female 7,582 257 1,051
Managers 1,095 9 33
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 107 - 7
Armed forces occupations - - -
Not reported 17 - 2
25-29 30-34
3,035 3,016
125 163
292 263
208 203
329 322
600 519
54 67
428 444
288 443
704 584
4 4
- -
3 4
2,010 2,026
53 58
112 86
140 147
127 142
320 313
48 52
371 366
273 429
562 428
4 4
- -
- 1
1,025 990
72 105
180 177
68 56
202 180
280 206
6 15
57 78
15 14
142 156
- -
- -
3 3
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
RIZAL
Both sexes 159,252 133,287 115,646 88,375 64,891 34,950
Managers 14,040 13,237 12,846 11,802 9,661 6,066

Professionals 12,685 10,254 8,768 6,234 4,249 1,866
Technicians and associate professionals 9,182 7,395 6,146 4,732 3,655 1,821
Clerical support workers 14,052 8,467 5,908 3,985 2,675 1,102
Service and sales workers 27,505 20,881 17,628 12,852 9,069 5,066
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 3,238 3,440 3,647 3,817 3,598 2,843
Craft and related trades workers 28,419 26,588 24,006 18,196 13,352 6,774
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 24,180 21,823 18,994 14,271 10,191 4,976
Elementary occupations 25,293 20,799 17,425 12,257 8,323 4,383
Armed forces occupations 518 312 210 162 87 35
Other occupation, not elsewhere classified - - - - - -
Not reported 140 91 68 67 31 18
Male 103,632 86,915 74,824 56,856 41,753 21,788
Managers 5,607 5,340 5,244 4,847 4,060 2,494

Professionals 5,461 4,433 3,900 2,991 2,075 902
Technicians and associate professionals 5,832 4,623 3,891 2,960 2,222 1,110
Clerical support workers 6,128 3,659 2,657 1,752 1,233 516
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 2,968 3,114 3,277 3,398 3,209 2,505
Not reported 75 48 24 25 15 8
Female 55,620 46,372 40,822 31,519 23,138 13,162
Managers 8,433 7,897 7,602 6,955 5,601 3,572

Professionals 7,224 5,821 4,868 3,243 2,174 964
Technicians and associate professionals 3,350 2,772 2,255 1,772 1,433 711
Clerical support workers 7,924 4,808 3,251 2,233 1,442 586
Skilled agricultural, forestry, and fishery workers 270 326 370 419 389 338
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 633 530 473 374 279 136
Not reported 65 43 44 42 16 10
Age Group
65 and over
26,406
5,489
1,143
1,276
560
3,883
3,449
4,633
2,712
3,230
22
-
9
15,571
2,209
627
724
287
1,720
2,931
2,952
2,607
1,493
16
-
5
10,835
3,280
516
552
273
2,163
518
1,681
105
1,737
6
-
4
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
ANGONO
Both sexes 5,998 5,208 4,709 3,653 2,685 1,413
Managers 599 563 537 555 431 252

Professionals 498 478 402 294 210 96
Technicians and associate professionals 374 337 281 248 188 80
Clerical support workers 698 422 291 172 137 65
Service and sales workers 865 710 657 478 329 194
Craft and related trades workers 1,004 939 911 661 528 252
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 1,036 921 892 719 493 232
Elementary occupations 878 789 697 478 323 199
Armed forces occupations 5 3 5 1 1 -
Not reported 7 10 1 2 1 -
Male 3,830 3,275 2,986 2,284 1,707 854
Managers 240 216 204 207 179 101

Professionals 235 219 183 146 117 47
Craft and related trades workers 739 671 633 470 363 175
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 1,013 902 877 695 482 224
Not reported 2 5 1 - 1 -
Female 2,168 1,933 1,723 1,369 978 559
Managers 359 347 333 348 252 151

Professionals 263 259 219 148 93 49
Armed forces occupations 1 - 2 - - -
Not reported 5 5 - 2 - -
Age Group
65 and over
958
232
50
59
23
120
44
156
137
135
-
-
2
545
88
26
34
14
63
39
95
133
52
-
-
1
413
144
24
25
9
57
5
61
4
83
-
-
1
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
Both sexes 41,282 34,531 29,778 22,678 16,154 8,261
Managers 3,698 3,562 3,635 3,276 2,544 1,553

Professionals 3,230 2,565 2,246 1,658 1,121 479
Technicians and associate professionals 2,345 1,872 1,588 1,213 874 451
Clerical support workers 3,507 2,183 1,617 1,098 685 299
Not reported 30 21 17 23 10 5
Male 27,292 22,794 19,606 14,850 10,586 5,228
Managers 1,505 1,429 1,524 1,393 1,089 654

Professionals 1,498 1,125 1,065 838 571 243
Technicians and associate professionals 1,473 1,205 972 779 535 280
Clerical support workers 1,555 929 724 482 309 144
Service and sales workers 4,523 3,224 2,545 1,792 1,181 592
Elementary occupations 4,425 3,402 2,721 1,876 1,301 596
Not reported 15 10 6 7 6 1
Female 13,990 11,737 10,172 7,828 5,568 3,033
Managers 2,193 2,133 2,111 1,883 1,455 899

Professionals 1,732 1,440 1,181 820 550 236
Clerical support workers 1,952 1,254 893 616 376 155
Craft and related trades workers 1,285 1,252 1,109 857 671 344
Elementary occupations 2,546 2,416 2,061 1,479 941 523
Armed forces occupations 1 2 - 2 3 1
Not reported 15 11 11 16 4 4
Age Group
65 and over
5,859
1,335
299
308
141
846
481
1,050
652
739
6
-
2
3,500
542
176
180
67
404
392
775
620
337
6
-
1
2,359
793
123
128
74
442
89
275
32
402
-
-
1
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
BARAS
Both sexes 3,615 3,042 2,631 1,985 1,448 804
Managers 299 282 287 243 185 146

Professionals 190 144 136 112 50 25
Not reported 1 1 1 1 - -
Male 2,576 2,200 1,823 1,349 1,007 516
Managers 89 92 105 82 56 39
Professionals 76 61 47 41 26 9
Not reported 1 - - - - -
Female 1,039 842 808 636 441 288
Managers 210 190 182 161 129 107

Armed forces occupations - 1 - - - -
Not reported - 1 1 1 - -
Age Group
65 and over
609
111
16
32
7
68
125
108
46
94
1
-
1
394
45
8
20
6
35
103
74
46
55
1
-
1
215
66
8
12
1
33
22
34
-
39
-
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 16,516 13,666 12,258 9,577 7,347 4,015
Managers 1,122 1,032 1,034 999 893 605

Professionals 1,287 1,071 846 549 333 135
Craft and related trades workers 3,761 3,448 3,253 2,421 1,763 919
Plant and machine operators and assemblers 2,608 2,198 2,035 1,533 1,174 576
Male 10,664 8,840 7,835 6,142 4,682 2,462
Managers 442 420 425 402 367 233

Professionals 516 425 356 241 140 56
Service and sales workers 1,316 966 829 640 494 278
Elementary occupations 1,514 1,141 891 691 455 207
Female 5,852 4,826 4,423 3,435 2,665 1,553
Managers 680 612 609 597 526 372

Professionals 771 646 490 308 193 79
Craft and related trades workers 1,312 1,226 1,240 883 666 361
Armed forces occupations 2 - 1 - 1 -
Age Group
65 and over
3,347
591
77
114
61
591
555
673
309
375
1
-
-
1,892
228
43
65
32
231
502
354
291
146
-
-
-
1,455
363
34
49
29
360
53
319
18
229
1
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
CAINTA
Both sexes 19,375 15,865 12,998 10,159 7,712 3,893
Managers 2,195 2,091 1,886 1,797 1,533 879

Professionals 2,128 1,842 1,484 1,133 993 454
Technicians and associate professionals 1,405 1,131 921 774 616 286
Clerical support workers 2,549 1,558 1,017 662 537 206
Service and sales workers 3,308 2,349 1,854 1,292 897 467
Male 11,756 9,615 7,960 6,099 4,737 2,267
Managers 1,026 986 857 824 741 403

Professionals 1,025 904 760 601 538 244
Service and sales workers 1,872 1,274 1,006 696 499 224
Craft and related trades workers 1,995 1,793 1,544 1,154 858 414
Female 7,619 6,250 5,038 4,060 2,975 1,626
Managers 1,169 1,105 1,029 973 792 476

Professionals 1,103 938 724 532 455 210
Service and sales workers 1,436 1,075 848 596 398 243
Elementary occupations 1,345 1,194 1,033 810 478 288
Armed forces occupations 5 1 - 1 1 -
Age Group
65 and over
2,440
684
267
178
90
308
27
293
266
323
3
-
1
1,331
301
161
95
39
142
21
188
259
122
2
-
1
1,109
383
106
83
51
166
6
105
7
201
1
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
CARDONA
Both sexes 2,467 2,076 2,123 1,702 1,439 902
Managers 131 132 157 130 154 97

Professionals 195 136 144 95 62 25
Armed forces occupations 4 1 - - 2 1
Not reported - 1 1 - 1 -
Male 1,644 1,359 1,366 1,072 916 595
Managers 51 53 57 56 63 53
Armed forces occupations 3 1 - - 2 1
Not reported - - 1 - 1 -
Female 823 717 757 630 523 307
Managers 80 79 100 74 91 44
Professionals 125 91 106 65 42 20
Armed forces occupations 1 - - - - -
Not reported - 1 - - - -
Age Group
65 and over
762
104
22
19
12
156
213
113
43
79
1
-
-
473
59
9
8
6
39
206
75
42
29
-
-
-
289
45
13
11
6
117
7
38
1
50
1
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 1,730 1,385 1,335 1,085 861 567
Managers 98 84 76 78 70 60
Not reported 1 - - - 1 -
Male 1,133 949 863 728 571 383
Managers 32 33 29 32 36 30
Not reported - - - - 1 -
Female 597 436 472 357 290 184
Managers 66 51 47 46 34 30
Armed forces occupations - - - - - -
Not reported 1 - - - - -
Age Group
65 and over
463
52
7
11
7
56
238
47
21
24
-
-
-
323
26
2
7
3
21
208
24
20
12
-
-
-
140
26
5
4
4
35
30
23
1
12
-
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
Both sexes 20,717 17,316 13,887 10,131 7,177 4,052
Managers 1,876 1,632 1,406 1,202 988 681

Professionals 1,517 1,131 765 438 267 127
Technicians and associate professionals 1,136 845 686 487 364 171
Elementary occupations 3,244 2,827 2,249 1,611 1,109 592
Male 13,925 11,920 9,577 6,913 4,789 2,631
Managers 634 619 510 455 350 259

Professionals 597 483 344 216 131 61
Elementary occupations 2,055 1,677 1,335 884 603 326
Not reported 5 5 - 3 1 -
Female 6,792 5,396 4,310 3,218 2,388 1,421
Managers 1,242 1,013 896 747 638 422

Professionals 920 648 421 222 136 66
Armed forces occupations 1 2 - 1 - -
Age Group
65 and over
3,171
628
75
141
57
501
415
515
373
465
1
-
-
1,985
256
41
92
30
239
339
366
364
257
1
-
-
1,186
372
34
49
27
262
76
149
9
208
-
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
MORONG
Both sexes 3,356 2,681 2,713 2,206 1,731 1,034
Managers 237 224 246 218 209 129

Professionals 332 331 352 266 147 77
Armed forces occupations 2 1 2 1 - -
Male 2,073 1,561 1,582 1,368 1,028 641
Managers 91 82 91 89 90 50
Professionals 114 113 115 98 60 25
Not reported - - - - - -
Female 1,283 1,120 1,131 838 703 393
Managers 146 142 155 129 119 79

Professionals 218 218 237 168 87 52
Age Group
65 and over
943
165
29
31
24
140
290
109
74
80
1
-
-
568
57
9
18
14
57
244
61
71
37
-
-
-
375
108
20
13
10
83
46
48
3
43
1
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
PILILLA
Both sexes 3,170 2,661 2,493 1,848 1,446 944
Managers 237 215 207 183 155 128

Professionals 198 200 164 113 50 29
Not reported - 1 1 - - -
Male 2,199 1,827 1,700 1,230 1,014 631
Managers 72 76 59 51 47 42
Not reported - 1 - - - -
Female 971 834 793 618 432 313
Managers 165 139 148 132 108 86

Professionals 131 136 117 73 35 17
Armed forces occupations 1 1 - - - -
Not reported - - 1 - - -
Age Group
65 and over
779
106
15
21
13
115
266
109
58
76
-
-
-
511
48
7
10
7
39
226
84
54
36
-
-
-
268
58
8
11
6
76
40
25
4
40
-
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 14,254 11,704 10,518 7,796 5,788 2,962
Managers 1,193 1,141 1,167 1,092 879 541

Professionals 1,386 1,049 998 676 427 180
Male 9,160 7,659 6,805 4,985 3,748 1,857
Managers 489 473 514 461 361 240

Professionals 572 433 426 309 200 86
Service and sales workers 1,515 1,141 909 588 419 188
Female 5,094 4,045 3,713 2,811 2,040 1,105
Managers 704 668 653 631 518 301

Professionals 814 616 572 367 227 94
Armed forces occupations 1 - 2 2 - -
Age Group
65 and over
2,188
519
110
121
53
307
136
405
271
263
2
-
1
1,263
193
48
61
27
146
114
288
258
125
2
-
1
925
326
62
60
26
161
22
117
13
138
-
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
TANAY
Both sexes 5,822 4,676 4,121 3,357 2,445 1,626
Managers 470 455 435 390 317 200

Professionals 367 254 242 153 100 34
Elementary occupations 1,228 916 777 539 353 255
Male 3,995 3,131 2,695 2,208 1,622 990
Managers 153 155 162 136 129 54

Female 1,827 1,545 1,426 1,149 823 636
Managers 317 300 273 254 188 146

Professionals 259 161 163 98 64 24
Not reported 2 2 - - 2 -
Age Group
65 and over
1,484
208
33
56
9
211
497
173
111
181
5
-
-
934
68
20
27
8
89
399
104
107
108
4
-
-
550
140
13
29
1
122
98
69
4
73
1
-
-
Table 13--Continued
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
TAYTAY
Both sexes 17,864 15,659 13,593 10,341 7,376 3,873
Managers 1,631 1,574 1,525 1,415 1,117 688

Professionals 1,041 821 712 589 411 173
Male 11,366 9,883 8,391 6,376 4,485 2,337
Managers 707 614 618 575 479 295

Professionals 471 391 351 315 193 94
Not reported 12 5 - 6 - 1
Female 6,498 5,776 5,202 3,965 2,891 1,536
Managers 924 960 907 840 638 393

Professionals 570 430 361 274 218 79
Armed forces occupations 5 - 1 - - -
Age Group
65 and over
2,922
658
127
167
57
388
60
821
308
333
1
-
2
1,560
264
72
95
30
181
49
423
300
146
-
-
-
1,362
394
55
72
27
207
11
398
8
187
1
-
2
Table 13--Concluded
Age Group
35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64
TERESA
Both sexes 3,086 2,817 2,489 1,857 1,282 604
Managers 254 250 248 224 186 107

Professionals 225 190 209 126 55 20
Not reported 4 1 4 - 3 1
Male 2,019 1,902 1,635 1,252 861 396
Managers 76 92 89 84 73 41
Not reported 1 - - - 2 1
Female 1,067 915 854 605 421 208
Managers 178 158 159 140 113 66

Professionals 138 124 142 76 33 11
Not reported 3 1 4 - 1 -
Age Group
65 and over
481
96
16
18
6
76
102
61
43
63
-
-
-
292
34
5
12
4
34
89
41
42
31
-
-
-
189
62
11
6
2
42
13
20
1
32
-
-
-
TABLE 14 Household Population by Relationship to the Household Head and Household Size: 2015
Household
Household Size
Relationship to the Household Head Population
1 2 3
RIZAL
Total 2,877,509 38,316 152,588 357,258
Head 652,605 38,316 76,294 119,086

Spouse 492,709 - 46,286 90,905
Son 690,442 - 9,422 62,259
Daughter 633,342 - 6,570 53,574
Stepson 6,574 - 36 500
Stepdaughter 5,796 - 24 405
Son-in-law 18,815 - 32 343
Daughter-in- 19,474 - 20 449
Grandsonlaw 71,990 - 1,156 4,006
Granddaughter 64,121 - 893 3,181
Father 6,234 - 180 589
Mother 20,135 - 1,309 2,194
Brother 25,011 - 2,314 3,651
Sister 23,802 - 1,939 3,435
Uncle 1,103 - 43 95
Aunt 1,921 - 70 182
Nephew 23,031 - 818 1,838
Niece 22,370 - 601 1,744
Other relative 52,728 - 1,677 3,981
Nonrelative 30,110 - 2,304 3,593
Boarder 1,339 - 128 227
Domestic 13,857 - 472 1,021
helper
4
549,416
137,354
114,873
128,971
117,256
1,047
904
1,199
1,481
7,019
6,069
962
3,456
4,159
4,152
147
306
3,021
3,010
7,096
4,692
226
2,016
Continued
Table 14--Concluded
Household Size
Relationship to the Household Head 6
5 7
RIZAL
Total 559,435 442,662 307,230
Head 111,887 73,777 43,890

Spouse 95,800 63,409 37,597
Son 148,338 122,951 86,839
Daughter 136,590 114,346 80,904
Stepson 1,354 1,241 990
Stepdaughter 1,198 1,092 881
Son-in-law 2,396 3,260 3,199
Daughter-in-law 2,834 3,430 3,246
Grandson 10,094 11,608 11,058
Granddaughter 8,986 10,501 9,862
Father 1,239 1,222 904
Mother 4,150 3,618 2,487
Brother 4,225 3,736 2,638
Sister 4,187 3,467 2,669
Uncle 184 202 159
Aunt 362 346 228
Nephew 3,829 3,948 3,274
Niece 3,825 3,834 3,255
Other relative 9,643 9,265 7,439
Nonrelative 5,237 4,715 3,532
Boarder 250 173 111
Domestic helper 2,827 2,521 2,068
8 and Over
470,604
52,001
43,839
131,662
124,102
1,406
1,292
8,386
8,014
27,049
24,629
1,138
2,921
4,288
3,953
273
427
6,303
6,101
13,627
6,037
224
2,932
TABLE 15 Number of Households by Age Group, Sex of the Household Head, Household Size, and City/Municipality: 2015
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
of the Household Head, of Households 1 2 3
RIZAL
Both sexes 652,605 38,316 76,294 119,086
Below 20 3,410 574 1,086 1,164

20 - 29 86,037 6,233 14,643 27,671
30 - 39 172,278 8,577 16,223 31,745
40 - 49 165,821 7,404 12,374 22,318
50 - 59 123,927 6,097 13,095 18,918
60 - 69 71,496 5,658 12,260 12,180
70 - 79 23,623 2,882 5,188 4,065
80 years and over 6,013 891 1,425 1,025
Male 527,362 23,950 54,268 95,018
Below 20 2,510 400 770 932

20 - 29 73,095 4,385 11,482 24,425
30 - 39 149,799 6,227 12,495 27,187
40 - 49 139,305 5,176 8,704 17,401
50 - 59 96,265 3,698 8,686 13,785
60 - 69 49,872 2,687 8,200 8,379
70 - 79 13,737 1,102 3,239 2,451
80 years and over 2,779 275 692 458
Female 125,243 14,366 22,026 24,068
Below 20 900 174 316 232

20 - 29 12,942 1,848 3,161 3,246
30 - 39 22,479 2,350 3,728 4,558
40 - 49 26,516 2,228 3,670 4,917
50 - 59 27,662 2,399 4,409 5,133
60 - 69 21,624 2,971 4,060 3,801
70 - 79 9,886 1,780 1,949 1,614
80 years and over 3,234 616 733 567
4
137,354
355
21,157
43,516
33,522
22,910
11,608
3,497
789
115,491
260
18,756
39,031
28,508
18,008
8,421
2,095
412
21,863
95
2,401
4,485
5,014
4,902
3,187
1,402
377
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
ANGONO
Both sexes 25,325 1,441 2,930 4,503
Below 20 104 21 30 27
20 - 29 2,782 195 491 883
30 - 39 6,117 310 585 1,108
40 - 49 6,495 276 490 867
50 - 59 5,346 270 526 839
60 - 69 3,097 214 533 541
70 - 79 1,072 116 199 185
80 years and 312 39 76 53
over
Male 19,594 848 1,995 3,420
Below 20 83 15 21 24
20 - 29 2,280 132 376 767
30 - 39 5,167 215 453 919
40 - 49 5,239 186 342 626
50 - 59 3,967 153 316 585
60 - 69 2,131 96 344 369
70 - 79 583 43 105 110
80 years and 144 8 38 20
over
Female 5,731 593 935 1,083
Below 20 21 6 9 3
20 - 29 502 63 115 116
30 - 39 950 95 132 189
40 - 49 1,256 90 148 241
50 - 59 1,379 117 210 254
60 - 69 966 118 189 172
70 - 79 489 73 94 75
80 years and 168 31 38 33
over
4
5,192
21
657
1,482
1,334
984
503
176
35
4,175
20
557
1,286
1,095
739
357
103
18
1,017
1
100
196
239
245
146
73
17
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
Both sexes 170,523 9,376 18,992 29,745
Below 20 873 152 278 310

20 - 29 23,263 1,561 3,926 7,336
30 - 39 44,928 2,047 4,189 7,976
40 - 49 43,549 1,861 3,043 5,391
50 - 59 32,432 1,537 3,155 4,682
60 - 69 18,271 1,349 2,879 2,869
70 - 79 5,785 671 1,209 932
80 years and over 1,422 198 313 249
Male 137,988 5,847 13,696 23,703
Below 20 619 101 188 238

20 - 29 19,819 1,104 3,141 6,439
30 - 39 39,183 1,518 3,256 6,838
40 - 49 36,603 1,275 2,160 4,189
50 - 59 25,095 924 2,073 3,380
60 - 69 12,673 615 1,944 1,967
70 - 79 3,357 250 787 548
80 years and over 639 60 147 104
Female 32,535 3,529 5,296 6,042
Below 20 254 51 90 72
20 - 29 3,444 457 785 897
30 - 39 5,745 529 933 1,138
40 - 49 6,946 586 883 1,202
50 - 59 7,337 613 1,082 1,302
60 - 69 5,598 734 935 902
70 - 79 2,428 421 422 384
80 years and over 783 138 166 145
4
34,881
82
5,784
10,995
8,329
5,700
2,944
861
186
29,228
58
5,132
9,873
7,034
4,430
2,086
519
96
5,653
24
652
1,122
1,295
1,270
858
342
90
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
BARAS
Both sexes 16,706 1,454 2,153 3,142
Below 20 108 20 35 36
20 - 29 2,372 230 315 810
30 - 39 4,694 311 436 803
40 - 49 4,280 334 366 606
50 - 59 2,988 273 455 483
60 - 69 1,598 185 367 296
70 - 79 537 80 148 88
80 years and 129 21 31 20
over
Male 13,905 928 1,596 2,615
Below 20 93 15 30 34
20 - 29 2,062 163 240 730
30 - 39 4,203 229 336 716
40 - 49 3,632 210 273 487
50 - 59 2,397 174 334 378
60 - 69 1,154 100 268 208
70 - 79 308 28 105 52
80 years and 56 9 10 10
over
Female 2,801 526 557 527
Below 20 15 5 5 2
20 - 29 310 67 75 80
30 - 39 491 82 100 87
40 - 49 648 124 93 119
50 - 59 591 99 121 105
60 - 69 444 85 99 88
70 - 79 229 52 43 36
80 years and 73 12 21 10
over
4
3,421
12
588
1,210
787
495
242
70
17
2,990
9
539
1,124
674
414
183
40
7
431
3
49
86
113
81
59
30
10
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 69,786 4,873 10,102 14,649
Below 20 379 53 133 125

20 - 29 10,181 638 2,093 3,612
30 - 39 18,389 1,065 2,156 3,859
40 - 49 16,953 985 1,499 2,645
50 - 59 13,015 822 1,718 2,291
60 - 69 7,603 764 1,650 1,489
70 - 79 2,680 424 673 534
80 years and over 586 122 180 94
Male 55,490 2,953 7,062 11,620
Below 20 279 43 90 100

20 - 29 8,506 438 1,550 3,163
30 - 39 15,623 769 1,613 3,254
40 - 49 14,039 703 1,043 2,033
50 - 59 10,035 474 1,143 1,692
60 - 69 5,188 325 1,110 1,029
70 - 79 1,563 167 431 307
80 years and over 257 34 82 42
Female 14,296 1,920 3,040 3,029
Below 20 100 10 43 25
20 - 29 1,675 200 543 449
30 - 39 2,766 296 543 605
40 - 49 2,914 282 456 612
50 - 59 2,980 348 575 599
60 - 69 2,415 439 540 460
70 - 79 1,117 257 242 227
4
15,213
45
2,364
4,788
3,735
2,549
1,283
384
65
12,682
33
2,083
4,213
3,159
2,012
908
238
36
2,531
12
281
575
576
537
375
146
29
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
CAINTA
Both sexes 71,463 4,525 7,976 12,671
Below 20 274 55 78 97
20 - 29 9,268 1,125 1,796 2,654
30 - 39 18,522 1,323 1,948 3,607
40 - 49 17,186 805 1,281 2,369
50 - 59 13,752 467 1,092 1,948
60 - 69 8,822 479 1,182 1,415
70 - 79 2,891 219 472 471
80 years and 748 52 127 110
over
Male 57,162 2,794 5,605 9,989
Below 20 183 35 47 69
20 - 29 7,674 725 1,381 2,315
30 - 39 15,914 899 1,494 3,078
40 - 49 14,314 550 896 1,837
50 - 59 10,715 262 701 1,374
60 - 69 6,315 235 752 974
70 - 79 1,678 71 272 294
80 years and 369 17 62 48
over
Female 14,301 1,731 2,371 2,682
Below 20 91 20 31 28
20 - 29 1,594 400 415 339
30 - 39 2,608 424 454 529
40 - 49 2,872 255 385 532
50 - 59 3,037 205 391 574
60 - 69 2,507 244 430 441
70 - 79 1,213 148 200 177
80 years and 379 35 65 62
over
4
14,384
21
2,024
4,314
3,432
2,567
1,438
462
126
11,988
19
1,812
3,851
2,892
2,023
1,060
264
67
2,396
2
212
463
540
544
378
198
59
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
CARDONA
Both sexes 12,114 748 1,644 2,712
Below 20 95 13 32 38
20 - 29 1,676 66 254 692
30 - 39 2,891 91 244 579
40 - 49 2,721 118 223 433
50 - 59 2,391 163 318 455
60 - 69 1,601 174 361 360
70 - 79 574 94 162 123
Male 9,866 428 1,138 2,222
Below 20 70 8 23 33
20 - 29 1,474 49 195 621
30 - 39 2,571 75 175 504
40 - 49 2,355 82 159 352
50 - 59 1,885 92 221 360
60 - 69 1,122 72 251 262
70 - 79 320 40 92 73
Female 2,248 320 506 490
Below 20 25 5 9 5
20 - 29 202 17 59 71
30 - 39 320 16 69 75
40 - 49 366 36 64 81
50 - 59 506 71 97 95
60 - 69 479 102 110 98
70 - 79 254 54 70 50
4
2,661
8
420
797
591
505
245
80
15
2,280
4
390
733
515
403
185
43
7
381
4
30
64
76
102
60
37
8
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 6,919 315 628 1,214
Below 20 40 8 9 10
20 - 29 650 21 61 258
30 - 39 1,662 33 87 287
40 - 49 1,746 59 76 222
50 - 59 1,476 73 132 221
60 - 69 899 70 158 147
70 - 79 350 38 75 52
80 years and 96 13 30 17
over
Male 5,776 196 479 999
Below 20 33 8 6 10
20 - 29 592 15 53 242
30 - 39 1,502 24 70 251
40 - 49 1,531 46 61 179
50 - 59 1,195 53 101 173
60 - 69 660 37 112 106
70 - 79 208 9 54 32
80 years and 55 4 22 6
over
Female 1,143 119 149 215
Below 20 7 - 3 -
20 - 29 58 6 8 16
30 - 39 160 9 17 36
40 - 49 215 13 15 43
50 - 59 281 20 31 48
60 - 69 239 33 46 41
70 - 79 142 29 21 20
80 years and 41 9 8 11
over
4
1,455
1
197
442
365
269
134
35
12
1,258
1
182
406
324
223
96
17
9
197
-
15
36
41
46
38
18
3
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
Both sexes 82,348 4,297 8,880 14,406
Below 20 475 70 149 180

20 - 29 10,519 642 1,545 3,207
30 - 39 24,084 981 1,993 4,154
40 - 49 22,509 791 1,696 2,919
50 - 59 14,421 734 1,521 2,177
60 - 69 7,573 661 1,335 1,282
70 - 79 2,261 332 510 398
80 years and over 506 86 131 89
Male 68,902 2,784 6,546 11,880
Below 20 389 57 120 155

20 - 29 9,192 478 1,255 2,908
30 - 39 21,391 715 1,589 3,609
40 - 49 19,538 567 1,247 2,396
50 - 59 11,389 459 1,020 1,621
60 - 69 5,385 339 922 906
70 - 79 1,359 134 326 245
Female 13,446 1,513 2,334 2,526
Below 20 86 13 29 25
20 - 29 1,327 164 290 299
30 - 39 2,693 266 404 545
40 - 49 2,971 224 449 523
50 - 59 3,032 275 501 556
60 - 69 2,188 322 413 376
70 - 79 902 198 184 153
4
17,948
42
2,802
6,297
4,564
2,673
1,195
315
60
15,579
30
2,528
5,745
4,011
2,134
884
208
39
2,369
12
274
552
553
539
311
107
21
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
MORONG
Both sexes 13,180 761 1,452 2,341
Below 20 74 16 24 19
20 - 29 1,373 67 188 468
30 - 39 2,970 113 235 523
40 - 49 3,047 132 218 447
50 - 59 2,871 138 251 446
60 - 69 1,832 151 302 285
70 - 79 752 100 172 110
80 years and 261 44 62 43
over
Male 10,364 489 1,011 1,823
Below 20 53 12 18 13
20 - 29 1,153 55 144 399
30 - 39 2,591 93 180 459
40 - 49 2,530 101 162 337
50 - 59 2,219 91 174 321
60 - 69 1,256 77 194 205
70 - 79 438 41 109 69
80 years and 124 19 30 20
over
Female 2,816 272 441 518
Below 20 21 4 6 6
20 - 29 220 12 44 69
30 - 39 379 20 55 64
40 - 49 517 31 56 110
50 - 59 652 47 77 125
60 - 69 576 74 108 80
70 - 79 314 59 63 41
80 years and 137 25 32 23
over
4
2,895
8
368
848
630
590
305
114
32
2,373
6
311
753
534
456
224
72
17
522
2
57
95
96
134
81
42
15
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
PILILLA
Both sexes 14,734 697 1,728 2,773
Below 20 81 11 29 24
20 - 29 1,928 53 284 710
30 - 39 3,734 97 275 671
40 - 49 3,572 110 240 449
50 - 59 2,776 130 351 444
60 - 69 1,733 150 312 327
70 - 79 700 101 191 112
Male 12,379 429 1,310 2,304
Below 20 68 7 24 23
20 - 29 1,769 47 244 663
30 - 39 3,379 80 228 582
40 - 49 3,148 84 183 369
50 - 59 2,229 83 241 337
60 - 69 1,246 70 236 231
70 - 79 434 44 130 77
Female 2,355 268 418 469
Below 20 13 4 5 1
20 - 29 159 6 40 47
30 - 39 355 17 47 89
40 - 49 424 26 57 80
50 - 59 547 47 110 107
60 - 69 487 80 76 96
70 - 79 266 57 61 35
4
3,192
14
554
977
746
502
283
95
21
2,778
12
515
900
653
416
214
55
13
414
2
39
77
93
86
69
40
8
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 56,379 2,761 6,137 10,043
Below 20 199 34 62 72
20 - 29 6,472 412 1,048 2,064
30 - 39 14,598 615 1,340 2,652
40 - 49 14,780 556 986 1,999
50 - 59 11,132 440 1,109 1,639
60 - 69 6,599 441 1,042 1,135
70 - 79 2,047 198 407 390
80 years and 552 65 143 92
over
Male 46,213 1,778 4,326 8,064
Below 20 159 22 50 63
20 - 29 5,577 294 820 1,840
30 - 39 12,949 446 1,052 2,321
40 - 49 12,600 395 679 1,577
50 - 59 8,783 290 724 1,196
60 - 69 4,646 230 682 770
70 - 79 1,237 76 251 248
80 years and 262 25 68 49
over
Female 10,166 983 1,811 1,979
Below 20 40 12 12 9
20 - 29 895 118 228 224
30 - 39 1,649 169 288 331
40 - 49 2,180 161 307 422
50 - 59 2,349 150 385 443
60 - 69 1,953 211 360 365
70 - 79 810 122 156 142
80 years and 290 40 75 43
over
4
12,247
25
1,583
3,856
3,129
2,095
1,142
327
90
10,407
19
1,414
3,516
2,700
1,675
842
201
40
1,840
6
169
340
429
420
300
126
50
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
TANAY
Both sexes 25,836 1,688 2,906 4,398
Below 20 180 32 46 60
20 - 29 3,559 215 514 1,130
30 - 39 6,712 310 454 1,103
40 - 49 6,097 313 395 719
50 - 59 4,897 266 559 672
60 - 69 3,003 310 562 491
70 - 79 1,091 184 296 170
Male 19,859 1,082 1,992 3,345
Below 20 107 19 28 40
20 - 29 2,895 158 401 963
30 - 39 5,559 238 326 886
40 - 49 4,833 237 249 530
50 - 59 3,698 176 385 466
60 - 69 2,020 159 383 322
70 - 79 611 83 174 112
Female 5,977 606 914 1,053
Below 20 73 13 18 20
20 - 29 664 57 113 167
30 - 39 1,153 72 128 217
40 - 49 1,264 76 146 189
50 - 59 1,199 90 174 206
60 - 69 983 151 179 169
70 - 79 480 101 122 58
4
5,123
16
971
1,658
1,101
784
442
124
27
4,087
6
810
1,412
891
576
310
67
15
1,036
10
161
246
210
208
132
57
12
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
TAYTAY
Both sexes 73,835 4,641 9,208 13,924
Below 20 459 82 156 142

20 - 29 10,306 901 1,882 3,285
30 - 39 19,454 1,119 1,995 3,690
40 - 49 19,163 908 1,591 2,730
50 - 59 13,843 661 1,607 2,217
60 - 69 7,618 612 1,319 1,327
70 - 79 2,387 262 532 417
80 years and 605 96 126 116
over
Male 58,574 2,936 6,418 10,899
Below 20 321 55 106 109

20 - 29 8,572 639 1,489 2,848
30 - 39 16,616 802 1,499 3,123
40 - 49 15,709 630 1,060 2,074
50 - 59 10,553 398 1,048 1,590
60 - 69 5,199 291 842 871
70 - 79 1,359 98 312 240
80 years and 245 23 62 44
over
Female 15,261 1,705 2,790 3,025
Below 20 138 27 50 33
20 - 29 1,734 262 393 437
30 - 39 2,838 317 496 567
40 - 49 3,454 278 531 656
50 - 59 3,290 263 559 627
60 - 69 2,419 321 477 456
70 - 79 1,028 164 220 177
80 years and 360 73 64 72
over
4
15,470
53
2,367
4,850
3,855
2,645
1,228
388
84
12,780
37
2,030
4,299
3,201
2,045
904
228
36
2,690
16
337
551
654
600
324
160
48
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
Total Number
Household Size
TERESA
Both sexes 13,457 739 1,558 2,565
Below 20 69 7 25 24
20 - 29 1,688 107 246 562
30 - 39 3,523 162 286 733
40 - 49 3,723 156 270 522
50 - 59 2,587 123 301 404
60 - 69 1,247 98 258 216
70 - 79 496 63 142 83
Male 11,290 458 1,094 2,135
Below 20 53 3 19 21
20 - 29 1,530 88 193 527
30 - 39 3,151 124 224 647
40 - 49 3,234 110 190 415
50 - 59 2,105 69 205 312
60 - 69 877 41 160 159
70 - 79 282 18 91 44
Female 2,167 281 464 430
Below 20 16 4 6 3
20 - 29 158 19 53 35
30 - 39 372 38 62 86
40 - 49 489 46 80 107
50 - 59 482 54 96 92
60 - 69 370 57 98 57
70 - 79 214 45 51 39
4
3,272
7
478
1,002
924
552
224
66
19
2,886
6
453
920
825
462
168
40
12
386
1
25
82
99
90
56
26
7
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
of the Household Head, and City/Municipality
Household Size Average
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
RIZAL
Both sexes 111,887 73,777 43,890 52,001
Below 20 119 59 16 37
20 - 29 9,833 3,852 1,501 1,147
30 - 39 33,961 20,039 9,897 8,320
40 - 49 33,594 23,929 14,999 17,681
50 - 59 21,172 16,015 10,789 14,931
60 - 69 9,856 7,504 5,044 7,386
70 - 79 2,707 1,929 1,320 2,035
80 years and over 645 450 324 464
Male 95,563 62,669 37,186 43,217
Below 20 75 36 11 26
20 - 29 8,607 3,283 1,250 907
30 - 39 30,780 17,957 8,842 7,280
40 - 49 29,550 21,136 13,300 15,530
50 - 59 17,392 13,284 9,050 12,362
60 - 69 7,264 5,579 3,763 5,579
70 - 79 1,582 1,176 817 1,275
80 years and over 313 218 153 258
Female 16,324 11,108 6,704 8,784
Below 20 44 23 5 11
20 - 29 1,226 569 251 240
30 - 39 3,181 2,082 1,055 1,040
40 - 49 4,044 2,793 1,699 2,151
50 - 59 3,780 2,731 1,739 2,569
60 - 69 2,592 1,925 1,281 1,807
70 - 79 1,125 753 503 760
80 years and over 332 232 171 206
4.4
2.7
3.4
4.3
4.9
4.8
4.4
3.9
3.7
4.5
2.7
3.5
4.4
5.0
5.0
4.5
4.1
4.0
3.9
2.6
3.2
3.8
4.3
4.2
4.0
3.7
3.5
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
ANGONO
Both sexes 4,329 2,982 1,796 2,152
Below 20 4 1 - -
20 - 29 325 127 52 52
30 - 39 1,192 776 334 330
40 - 49 1,308 958 583 679
50 - 59 925 688 496 618
60 - 69 406 312 247 341
70 - 79 129 96 68 103
Male 3,519 2,444 1,476 1,717
Below 20 2 1 - -
20 - 29 263 104 43 38
30 - 39 1,044 676 288 286
40 - 49 1,097 827 493 573
50 - 59 728 539 419 488
60 - 69 296 233 183 253
70 - 79 68 52 42 60
Female 810 538 320 435
Below 20 2 - - -
20 - 29 62 23 9 14
30 - 39 148 100 46 44
40 - 49 211 131 90 106
50 - 59 197 149 77 130
60 - 69 110 79 64 88
70 - 79 61 44 26 43
4.5
2.6
3.5
4.3
4.9
4.8
4.4
4.1
3.9
4.6
2.7
3.5
4.4
5.0
5.0
4.6
4.3
4.3
4.1
2.2
3.4
3.9
4.4
4.3
4.0
3.9
3.5
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size

Both sexes 29,219 19,903 12,383 16,024
Below 20 25 12 6 8
20 - 29 2,744 1,090 466 356
30 - 39 8,870 5,454 2,798 2,599
40 - 49 8,679 6,545 4,237 5,464
50 - 59 5,501 4,227 3,030 4,600
60 - 69 2,545 1,977 1,408 2,300
70 - 79 700 486 358 568
80 years and over 155 112 80 129
Male 24,922 16,888 10,392 13,312
Below 20 16 8 5 5
20 - 29 2,411 933 380 279
30 - 39 8,028 4,871 2,506 2,293
40 - 49 7,651 5,766 3,736 4,792
50 - 59 4,477 3,512 2,500 3,799
60 - 69 1,867 1,454 1,020 1,720
70 - 79 396 293 211 353
Female 4,297 3,015 1,991 2,712
Below 20 9 4 1 3
20 - 29 333 157 86 77
30 - 39 842 583 292 306
40 - 49 1,028 779 501 672
50 - 59 1,024 715 530 801
60 - 69 678 523 388 580
70 - 79 304 193 147 215
4.5
2.6
3.5
4.4
5.0
5.0
4.6
4.1
3.9
4.6
2.6
3.5
4.5
5.1
5.1
4.7
4.2
4.1
4.1
2.5
3.3
4.0
4.4
4.4
4.2
3.9
3.7
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
BARAS
Both sexes 2,762 1,729 1,034 1,011
Below 20 2 1 1 1
20 - 29 288 86 40 15
30 - 39 954 527 256 197
40 - 49 816 568 387 416
50 - 59 439 362 228 253
60 - 69 198 134 91 85
70 - 79 50 39 28 34
Male 2,426 1,528 922 900
Below 20 2 1 1 1
20 - 29 266 75 36 13
30 - 39 892 486 244 176
40 - 49 732 525 349 382
50 - 59 361 311 202 223
60 - 69 147 103 71 74
70 - 79 19 23 17 24
Female 336 201 112 111
Below 20 - - - -
20 - 29 22 11 4 2
30 - 39 62 41 12 21
40 - 49 84 43 38 34
50 - 59 78 51 26 30
60 - 69 51 31 20 11
70 - 79 31 16 11 10
4.1
2.6
3.4
4.2
4.6
4.3
3.7
3.5
3.6
4.3
2.6
3.5
4.3
4.8
4.5
3.9
3.6
3.9
3.4
2.2
2.8
3.5
3.6
3.6
3.3
3.4
3.4
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
BINANGONAN
Both sexes 11,043 6,753 3,537 3,616
Below 20 13 6 1 3
20 - 29 954 355 104 61
30 - 39 3,364 1,786 792 579
40 - 49 3,327 2,188 1,240 1,334
50 - 59 2,152 1,508 900 1,075
60 - 69 908 694 385 430
70 - 79 278 182 94 111
Male 9,420 5,701 3,012 3,040
Below 20 8 3 1 1
20 - 29 834 302 86 50
30 - 39 3,001 1,578 700 495
40 - 49 2,907 1,918 1,109 1,167
50 - 59 1,785 1,255 760 914
60 - 69 684 520 291 321
70 - 79 177 106 57 80
Female 1,623 1,052 525 576
Below 20 5 3 - 2
20 - 29 120 53 18 11
30 - 39 363 208 92 84
40 - 49 420 270 131 167
50 - 59 367 253 140 161
60 - 69 224 174 94 109
70 - 79 101 76 37 31
4.0
2.7
3.3
4.0
4.5
4.4
3.8
3.4
3.1
4.2
2.6
3.3
4.1
4.7
4.6
4.0
3.6
3.4
3.5
2.8
2.9
3.6
3.9
3.8
3.4
3.1
2.9
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
CAINTA
Both sexes 11,923 8,227 5,117 6,640
Below 20 10 8 1 4
20 - 29 936 427 174 132
30 - 39 3,364 1,987 1,051 928
40 - 49 3,400 2,453 1,551 1,895
50 - 59 2,418 1,962 1,338 1,960
60 - 69 1,320 1,046 726 1,216
70 - 79 377 270 210 410
Male 10,067 6,919 4,317 5,483
Below 20 3 6 1 3
20 - 29 815 364 154 108
30 - 39 3,053 1,787 930 822
40 - 49 2,947 2,153 1,365 1,674
50 - 59 1,982 1,631 1,129 1,613
60 - 69 1,002 778 568 946
70 - 79 210 163 139 265
Female 1,856 1,308 800 1,157
Below 20 7 2 - 1
20 - 29 121 63 20 24
30 - 39 311 200 121 106
40 - 49 453 300 186 221
50 - 59 436 331 209 347
60 - 69 318 268 158 270
70 - 79 167 107 71 145
4.5
2.6
3.3
4.2
4.9
5.1
4.8
4.6
4.6
4.6
2.7
3.4
4.3
5.0
5.3
5.0
4.8
4.8
4.0
2.5
2.8
3.6
4.2
4.5
4.3
4.3
4.4
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
CARDONA
Both sexes 2,008 1,196 623 522
Below 20 3 - - 1
20 - 29 173 54 8 9
30 - 39 606 320 149 105
40 - 49 566 390 224 176
50 - 59 381 273 152 144
60 - 69 208 118 66 69
70 - 79 51 32 17 15
Male 1,747 1,038 556 457
Below 20 2 - - -
20 - 29 154 49 8 8
30 - 39 558 288 142 96
40 - 49 516 355 209 167
50 - 59 320 228 137 124
60 - 69 158 94 50 50
70 - 79 32 19 10 11
80 years and over 7 5 - 1
Female 261 158 67 65
Below 20 1 - - 1
20 - 29 19 5 - 1
30 - 39 48 32 7 9
40 - 49 50 35 15 9
50 - 59 61 45 15 20
60 - 69 50 24 16 19
70 - 79 19 13 7 4
4.0
2.6
3.4
4.3
4.6
4.2
3.6
3.1
3.1
4.2
2.6
3.4
4.4
4.7
4.4
3.8
3.3
3.0
3.4
2.7
3.0
3.7
3.7
3.6
3.2
2.9
3.2
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
JALA-JALA
Both sexes 1,254 887 556 610
Below 20 10 2 - -
20 - 29 68 27 10 8
30 - 39 403 212 122 76
40 - 49 363 307 167 187
50 - 59 227 202 158 194
60 - 69 125 92 69 104
70 - 79 47 36 28 39
Male 1,087 752 483 522
Below 20 6 2 - -
20 - 29 59 23 10 8
30 - 39 371 200 114 66
40 - 49 327 266 157 171
50 - 59 185 168 127 165
60 - 69 99 70 55 85
70 - 79 33 17 19 27
80 years and over 7 6 1 -
Female 167 135 73 88
Below 20 4 - - -
20 - 29 9 4 - -
30 - 39 32 12 8 10
40 - 49 36 41 10 16
50 - 59 42 34 31 29
60 - 69 26 22 14 19
70 - 79 14 19 9 12
4.6
3.0
3.6
4.6
5.1
5.0
4.5
4.3
3.2
4.7
2.9
3.6
4.6
5.1
5.0
4.7
4.5
3.3
4.2
3.7
3.4
4.2
4.5
4.8
4.0
4.0
3.2
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
Both sexes 14,853 9,699 5,701 6,564
Below 20 14 12 3 5
20 - 29 1,365 565 197 196
30 - 39 5,042 2,998 1,466 1,153
40 - 49 4,730 3,329 2,084 2,396
50 - 59 2,404 1,818 1,292 1,802
60 - 69 1,030 775 522 773
70 - 79 220 168 116 202
Male 13,054 8,502 4,989 5,568
Below 20 13 8 1 5
20 - 29 1,226 483 164 150
30 - 39 4,631 2,740 1,331 1,031
40 - 49 4,249 3,022 1,911 2,135
50 - 59 2,007 1,535 1,103 1,510
60 - 69 758 581 395 600
70 - 79 144 114 66 122
Female 1,799 1,197 712 996
Below 20 1 4 2 -
20 - 29 139 82 33 46
30 - 39 411 258 135 122
40 - 49 481 307 173 261
50 - 59 397 283 189 292
60 - 69 272 194 127 173
70 - 79 76 54 50 80
4.5
2.7
3.6
4.4
4.9
4.8
4.3
3.8
3.5
4.6
2.7
3.6
4.5
5.0
5.0
4.5
4.0
3.7
4.0
2.8
3.4
3.9
4.3
4.2
3.9
3.6
3.4
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
MORONG
Both sexes 2,371 1,498 905 957
Below 20 3 2 - 2
20 - 29 176 67 29 10
30 - 39 617 326 174 134
40 - 49 656 441 250 273
50 - 59 538 366 240 302
60 - 69 264 199 148 178
70 - 79 94 71 47 44
Male 1,977 1,198 733 760
Below 20 3 - - 1
20 - 29 152 60 23 9
30 - 39 553 285 154 114
40 - 49 576 377 218 225
50 - 59 448 282 191 256
60 - 69 183 139 112 122
70 - 79 50 42 30 25
Female 394 300 172 197
Below 20 - 2 - 1
20 - 29 24 7 6 1
30 - 39 64 41 20 20
40 - 49 80 64 32 48
50 - 59 90 84 49 46
60 - 69 81 60 36 56
70 - 79 44 29 17 19
4.4
2.6
3.6
4.4
4.8
4.8
4.4
3.8
3.6
4.5
2.5
3.6
4.4
4.8
4.9
4.5
3.9
3.6
4.1
3.0
3.4
4.2
4.4
4.3
4.1
3.7
3.5
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
PILILLA
Both sexes 2,586 1,750 991 1,017
Below 20 1 1 - 1
20 - 29 214 68 33 12
30 - 39 846 494 223 151
40 - 49 718 571 350 388
50 - 59 474 373 231 271
60 - 69 241 174 111 135
70 - 79 67 53 33 48
Male 2,286 1,518 862 892
Below 20 1 1 - -
20 - 29 202 58 28 12
30 - 39 792 456 200 141
40 - 49 652 528 319 360
50 - 59 408 309 202 233
60 - 69 173 126 86 110
70 - 79 46 33 22 27
Female 300 232 129 125
Below 20 - - - 1
20 - 29 12 10 5 -
30 - 39 54 38 23 10
40 - 49 66 43 31 28
50 - 59 66 64 29 38
60 - 69 68 48 25 25
70 - 79 21 20 11 21
4.4
2.7
3.5
4.5
5.0
4.6
4.1
3.6
3.4
4.5
2.7
3.5
4.5
5.1
4.8
4.3
3.7
3.8
3.9
2.5
3.4
4.1
4.3
4.0
3.7
3.5
3.1
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
SAN MATEO
Both sexes 10,316 6,733 3,799 4,343
Below 20 2 3 - 1
20 - 29 802 331 122 110
30 - 39 2,871 1,769 817 678
40 - 49 3,271 2,150 1,276 1,413
50 - 59 2,082 1,517 985 1,265
60 - 69 974 746 463 656
70 - 79 249 185 115 176
Male 8,961 5,815 3,252 3,610
Below 20 2 2 - 1
20 - 29 715 296 102 96
30 - 39 2,654 1,612 746 602
40 - 49 2,930 1,931 1,133 1,255
50 - 59 1,764 1,268 840 1,026
60 - 69 723 565 345 489
70 - 79 148 123 75 115
Female 1,355 918 547 733
Below 20 - 1 - -
20 - 29 87 35 20 14
30 - 39 217 157 71 76
40 - 49 341 219 143 158
50 - 59 318 249 145 239
60 - 69 251 181 118 167
70 - 79 101 62 40 61
4.5
2.6
3.5
4.3
4.9
4.9
4.4
4.0
3.7
4.6
2.6
3.6
4.4
5.0
5.0
4.6
4.2
3.8
4.0
2.3
3.2
3.8
4.2
4.3
4.1
3.8
3.6
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
TANAY
Both sexes 4,393 3,009 1,934 2,385
Below 20 14 5 3 4
20 - 29 459 165 59 46
30 - 39 1,464 853 485 385
40 - 49 1,183 932 628 826
50 - 59 769 640 482 725
60 - 69 367 311 214 306
70 - 79 113 83 46 75
Male 3,498 2,411 1,548 1,896
Below 20 7 1 2 4
20 - 29 362 126 41 34
30 - 39 1,259 731 405 302
40 - 49 946 762 527 691
50 - 59 603 509 387 596
60 - 69 253 225 149 219
70 - 79 61 49 26 39
Female 895 598 386 489
Below 20 7 4 1 -
20 - 29 97 39 18 12
30 - 39 205 122 80 83
40 - 49 237 170 101 135
50 - 59 166 131 95 129
60 - 69 114 86 65 87
70 - 79 52 34 20 36
4.5
2.9
3.5
4.5
5.1
5.0
4.2
3.5
3.4
4.6
2.9
3.5
4.6
5.2
5.1
4.4
3.6
3.7
4.2
2.9
3.6
4.4
4.7
4.5
4.0
3.5
3.2
Continued
Table 15--Continued
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
TAYTAY
Both sexes 12,458 8,035 4,710 5,389
Below 20 14 5 1 6
20 - 29 1,147 421 175 128
30 - 39 3,638 2,211 1,064 887
40 - 49 3,789 2,611 1,732 1,947
50 - 59 2,428 1,756 1,059 1,470
60 - 69 1,107 791 512 722
70 - 79 274 198 132 184
Male 10,486 6,718 3,951 4,386
Below 20 7 2 - 5
20 - 29 976 347 149 94
30 - 39 3,263 1,942 935 753
40 - 49 3,297 2,257 1,512 1,678
50 - 59 1,950 1,453 880 1,189
60 - 69 802 584 375 530
70 - 79 165 118 85 113
Female 1,972 1,317 759 1,003
Below 20 7 3 1 1
20 - 29 171 74 26 34
30 - 39 375 269 129 134
40 - 49 492 354 220 269
50 - 59 478 303 179 281
60 - 69 305 207 137 192
70 - 79 109 80 47 71
4.3
2.6
3.4
4.2
4.8
4.7
4.3
3.9
3.7
4.4
2.6
3.4
4.3
4.9
4.8
4.5
4.1
4.0
3.9
2.6
3.2
3.8
4.2
4.2
3.9
3.7
3.5
Continued
Table 15--Concluded
Age Group, Sex
5 6 7 8 and Over
Household Size
TERESA
Both sexes 2,372 1,376 804 771
Below 20 4 1 - 1
20 - 29 182 69 32 12
30 - 39 730 326 166 118
40 - 49 788 486 290 287
50 - 59 434 323 198 252
60 - 69 163 135 82 71
70 - 79 58 30 28 26
Male 2,113 1,237 693 674
Below 20 3 1 - -
20 - 29 172 63 26 8
30 - 39 681 305 147 103
40 - 49 723 449 262 260
50 - 59 374 284 173 226
60 - 69 119 107 63 60
70 - 79 33 24 18 14
Female 259 139 111 97
Below 20 1 - - 1
20 - 29 10 6 6 4
30 - 39 49 21 19 15
40 - 49 65 37 28 27
50 - 59 60 39 25 26
60 - 69 44 28 19 11
70 - 79 25 6 10 12
Appendices
APPENDIX A
EXCERPTS FROM REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10625
RELEVANT TO THE CONDUCT OF THE 2015 CENSUS OF POPULATION
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10625
AN ACT REORGANIZING THE PHILIPPINE STATISTICAL SYSTEM, REPEALING FOR THE
PURPOSE EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBERED ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE, ENTITLED “REORGANIZING AND STRENG
SECTION 6. Functions of the PSA. – The PSA shall have the following functions:
(b) Prepare and conduct periodic censuses on population, housing, agriculture, fisheries,
business, industry and other sectors of the economy;
SECTION 25. Obligation to Provide Information. – The National Statistician shall determine whether a
statistical inquiry or survey to be conducted is with or without obligation to provide information. If such obligation is stipulated, a
The respondents under this Act are required to give truthful and complete answers to statistical inquiries or surveys of
SECTION 26. Confidentiality of Information. – Individual data furnished by a respondent to statistical
inquiries, surveys and censuses of the PSA shall be considered privileged communication and as such shall be inadmis
The PSA may release aggregated information from statistical inquiries, surveys and censuses in the
form of summaries or statistical tables in which no reference to an individual, corporation, association, partnership, institution or
The National Statistician and all staff of the PSA shall take a solemn oath regarding confidentiality of
information.
SECTION 27. Penalties. – Respondents of primary data collection activities such as censuses and
sample surveys are obliged to give truthful and complete answers to statistical inquiries. The gathering, consolidation
Philippine Statistics Authority A–1
Appendix A – Republic Act No. 10625
To ensure compliance, any violation of this Act shall result in the imposition of the penalty of one (1)
year imprisonment and a fine of One hundred thousand pesos (P100,000.00). In cases where the respondent who fa
Approved,
(SGD) JINGGOY EJERCITO ESTRADA (SGD) FELICIANO BELMONTE JR.
Acting Senate President Speaker of the House of Representatives
This Act which originated in the House of Representatives was finally passed by the House of
Representatives and the Senate on June 6, 2013.
(SGD) EMMA LIRIO-REYES (SGD) MARILYN B. BARUA-YAP
Secretary of the Senate Secretary General House of Representatives
APPROVED: September 12, 2013
(SGD) BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
President of the Philippines
A–2 Philippine Statistics Authority
APPENDIX B
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 352
DESIGNATION OF STATISTICAL ACTIVITIES
THAT WILL GENERATE CRITICAL DATA FOR DECISION-MAKING OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR
WHEREAS, Executive Order No. 121, which was issued in January 1987, created the National
Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) as the policy-making and coordinating body of the decentralized Philippine
WHEREAS, the NSCB, now an agency attached to the National Economic and Development
Authority (NEDA), has established a system of designated statistics in accordance with its mandate, that enables the identificat
WHEREAS, the generation of said data requires the conduct of nationwide censuses and surveys and the
maintenance/processing of administrative-based records on a regular basis to allow for monitoring, time series analysis and
WHEREAS, the quality of these designated statistics needs to be continuously improved to address
the needs of data users;
WHEREAS, the system of designated statistics is a dynamic process that allows for updating to keep
attuned to the emerging demands of data users;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FIDEL V. RAMOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers
vested in me by law, do hereby order:
SECTION 1. The activities and statistics that have been designated by the NSCB as per ANNEX of this
Executive Order shall be adopted by the government as the means of generating the critical and essential data for administrato
SECTION 2. The implementing agencies shall provide the Office of the President thru the NSCB results
of said censuses, surveys and administrative-based reports on a regular basis and ensure the dissemination of the dat
SECTION 3. The implementing agencies shall be responsible in carrying out the improvements in the
design and methodology of said activities in coordination with the NSCB.
SECTION 4. Any modification, addition or deletion from the above list shall be approved through a
Board Resolution by the NSCB in accordance with its implementing guidelines. The NSCB is authorized to issue implem
SECTION 5. The NSCB shall regularly conduct adequate consultations with the data users and
producers as a means of updating the lists of designated statistics to be responsive to the emerging needs of data users.
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RGANIZING AND STRENGTHENING THE PHILIPPINE STATISTICAL SYSTEM AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”
h obligation is stipulated, all respondents whether natural or legal persons shall be liable to reply to the statistical inquiry or survey. This s
tical inquiries or surveys of the PSA and other statistical offices of the PSS. The respondent is considered to have complied with the oblig
nd as such shall be inadmissible as evidence in any proceeding.
n, partnership, institution or business enterprise shall appear.
e gathering, consolidation and analysis of such data shall likewise be done in the most truthful and credible manner.
re the respondent who fails to give a truthful and complete answer to such statistical inquiries is a corporation, the above penalt
Representatives
THE PRIVATE SECTOR
he decentralized Philippine Statistical System;
that enables the identification and generation of the most critical and essential statistics required for social and economic planning/analysis
ng, time series analysis and forecasting by policy-makers;
sential data for administrators, planners and policy-makers in the government and private sectors.
he dissemination of the data to the general public in accordance with the designated time frame.
s authorized to issue implementing guidelines consistent with the provisions of this Executive Order. It shall also be responsible in monito
needs of data users.

tical inquiry or survey. This section applies to all statistical inquiries or surveys conducted by other statistical offices in the Philippine
have complied with the obligation only upon receipt of the duly completed statistical inquiry or survey forms. The government shall
credible manner.
corporation, the above penalty shall be imposed against the responsible officer, director, manager and/or agent of said corporation.
nd economic planning/analysis based on approved criteria;

also be responsible in monitoring the system's implementation to attain the objectives of this Executive Order.
atistical offices in the Philippine Statistical System (PSS).
vey forms. The government shall provide franking privileges, charges and postings to the survey offices, unless otherwise disallowed by law
d/or agent of said corporation.

less otherwise disallowed by law.
Appendix B – Executive Order No. 352
SECTION 6. The amounts necessary to carry out the provisions of this Executive Order shall be
provided for in the General Appropriations Act (GAA) in the year following its approval and thereafter. However, any immediate
SECTION 7. This Executive Order shall take effect immediately.
Done in the City of Manila, this 1st day of July in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and ninety six.
(Signed)
FIDEL V. RAMOS
President of the Philippines
Excerpt of ANNEX (List of Designated Statistical Activities) of Executive Order 352
For Mid-Decade Census of Population:
Mid- Decade NSO every 10 years national, regional, Before the end of every census year for
Census of provincial, city, municipal, population figures from national down to
Population barangay, barangay levels;
Activity Agency Frequency of Geographic
urban-rural Schedule
18 months of Data
after the reference year for other
Conduct Disaggregation Dissemination
statistics
Note: NSO was merged with three other statistical agencies: NSCB, BAS, and BLES
B–2 Philippine Statistics Authority
APPENDIX C
CP FORM 1 – LISTING BOOKLET
CP FORM 1 – LISTING BOOKLET (PAGE 2)
Appendix C – CP Form 1 – Listing Booklet
APPENDIX D
CP FORM 2 – HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE
CP FORM 2 – HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE (PAGE 2)
Appendix D – CP Form 2 – Household Questionnaire
APPENDIX E
CP FORM 4 – INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION QUESTIONNAIRE
CP FORM 4 – INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION QUESTIONNAIRE (PAGE 2)
Appendix E – CP Form 4 – Institutional Population Questionnaire
APPENDIX F
2015 CENSUS OF POPULATION
List of Report No. 2
Philippines 2
Abra 2 - 1N La Union 2 - 53A
Agusan del Norte 2 - 2P Laguna 2 - 54D
Agusan del Sur 2 - 3P Lanao del Norte 2 - 55J
Aklan 2 - 4F Lanao del Sur 2 - 56O
Albay 2 - 5E Lapu-Lapu City 2 - 57G
Angeles City 2 - 6C Leyte 2 - 58H
Antique 2 - 7F Lucena City 2 - 59D
Apayao 2 - 8N Maguindanao 2 - 60O
Aurora 2 - 9C Mandaue City 2 - 61G
Bacolod City 2 - 10R Marinduque 2 - 62Q
Baguio City 2 - 11N Masbate 2 - 63E
Basilan 2 - 12O Misamis Occidental 2 - 64J
Bataan 2 - 13C Misamis Oriental 2 - 65J
Batanes 2 - 14B Mountain Province 2 - 66N
Batangas 2 - 15D National Capital Region - First District 2 - 67M
Benguet 2 - 16N National Capital Region - Second District 2 - 68M
Biliran 2 - 17H National Capital Region - Third District 2 - 69M
Bohol 2 - 18G National Capital Region - Fourth District 2 - 70M
Bukidnon 2 - 19J Negros Occidental 2 - 71R
Bulacan 2 - 20C Negros Oriental 2 - 72R
Butuan City 2 - 21P Northern Samar 2 - 73H
Cagayan 2 - 22B Nueva Ecija 2 - 74C
Cagayan de Oro City 2 - 23J Nueva Vizcaya 2 - 75B
Camarines Norte 2 - 24E Occidental Mindoro 2 - 76Q
Camarines Sur 2 - 25E Olongapo City 2 - 77C
Camiguin 2 - 26J Oriental Mindoro 2 - 78Q
Capiz 2 - 27F Palawan 2 - 79Q
Catanduanes 2 - 28E Pampanga 2 - 80C
Cavite 2 - 29D Pangasinan 2 - 81A
Cebu 2 - 30G Puerto Princesa City 2 - 82Q
Cebu City 2 - 31G Quezon 2 - 83D
Compostela Valley 2 - 32K Quirino 2 - 84B
Cotabato (North Cotabato) 2 - 33L Rizal 2 - 85D
Cotabato City 2 - 34L Romblon 2 - 86Q
Davao City 2 - 35K Samar (Western Samar) 2 - 87H
Davao del Norte 2 - 36K Sarangani 2 - 88L
Davao del Sur 2 - 37K Siquijor 2 - 89G
Davao Occidental 2 - 38K Sorsogon 2 - 90E
Davao Oriental 2 - 39K South Cotabato 2 - 91L
Dinagat Islands 2 - 40P Southern Leyte 2 - 92H
Eastern Samar 2 - 41H Sultan Kudarat 2 - 93L
General Santos City 2 - 42L Sulu 2 - 94O
Guimaras 2 - 43F Surigao del Norte 2 - 95P
Ifugao 2 - 44N Surigao del Sur 2 - 96P
Iligan City 2 - 45J Tacloban City 2 - 97H
Ilocos Norte 2 - 46A Tarlac 2 - 98C
Ilocos Sur 2 - 47A Tawi-Tawi 2 - 99O
Iloilo 2 - 48F Zambales 2 - 100C
Iloilo City 2 - 49F Zamboanga City 2 - 101I
Isabela 2 - 50B Zamboanga del Norte 2 - 102I
City of Isabela 2 - 51I Zamboanga del Sur 2 - 103I
Kalinga 2 - 52N Zamboanga Sibugay 2 - 104I
Philippine Statistics Authority F-1
. However, any immediate requirement to implement this Executive Order shall be taken from any available appropriations in the CY
very census year for

om national down to
With
reference year forARC
other
ailable appropriations in the CY l994 GAA, subject to the usual budgetary rules and regulations.

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CITATION:

Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population,

2015 Census of Population

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

POPULATION MAP RIZAL: 2015

nsus primarily to update the population count in all barangays nationwide.

of enumeration in the areas under its jurisdiction.

CP forms and maps in DPC 2015.

uded in the total population of the country.

nd each part was called an enumeration area (EA).

quarters at the time of the census.

or permanent partitions, and

but used for purposes other than residential,

ries, mental hospitals, and others,

container vans, tents, and railroad cars.

housing unit with. This person was listed as a separate household.

egardless of the length of their confinement,

nating Boards for the POPCEN 2015.

in the region, including data processing and evaluation.

nd socioeconomic characteristics were likewise gathered.

buildings, which usually extend from the foundation to the roof.

sing units may not be discernible.

ers of the household.

It is the place where he/she usually sleeps.

ther a common public objective or a common personal interest.

rehabilitation centers, regardless of the duration of their confinement,

r from the date of their departure,

ed or dissolved and can, therefore, remarry.

d maps. Selected DPC 2015 had their own SS 2015.

ry, ground or through a common hall.

d orders were delegated to the field supervisors through a chain of command.

rs. However, immigrants were excluded from the census.

Total Population by Specific Age Group

Annual Population Growth Rate (2010 to 2015) 2.88

Population Density (persons per square kilometer) 2,439

Sex Ratio 100

Median Age (years) 24.8

Household Population 2,877,509

Number of Households 652,605

Average Household Size 4.4

Literacy Rate 99.7

Municipality of Angono was the most

emales. The same sex ratio recorded in 2010.

FIGURE 2 Age-Sex Pyramid of the Total Population

younger than 24.8 years. This is higher than

the median age of 24.2 years that was

lege undergraduate, and 13.3 percent was baccalaureate/college graduate.

sued post baccalaureate courses.

(Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (0.5 percent).

ine operators and assemblers (12.2 percent).

RIZAL 173,958 307,238 414,192 555,533

Angono 7,093 12,127 17,574 26,571

City/Municipality 1995 2000 2010

RIZAL 1,312,489 1,707,218 2,484,840

Angono 59,444 74,668 102,407

All ages 2,884,227 1,444,063

Under 1 59,716 30,451