Administrative divisions of Pangasinan

The province of Pangasinan is divided into 44 municipalities, 3 component cities, and 1 independent component city,[1] all of which are organized into six legislative districts.[2] There are a total of 1,364 barangays in the province.[1]

List of cities and municipalities

Political map of Pangasinan

† Capital municipality
^ Independent component city
∗ Component city
Municipality

Municipality or city		District[2]	Area[2]		Population (2020)[2][1]		Density		No. of barangays	Coordinates^[A] (sorted N—S)	Map^[B] (sorted W—E)
Municipality or city		District[2]	km²	mi²		%	/km²	/mi²	No. of barangays	Coordinates^[A] (sorted N—S)	Map^[B] (sorted W—E)
Agno		1st	169.75 km²	65.54 sq mi	29,947	0.9%	180/km²	470/sq mi	17	16°06′51″N 119°48′10″E
Aguilar		2nd	195.07 km²	75.32 sq mi	45,100	1.4%	230/km²	600/sq mi	16	15°53′19″N 120°14′22″E
Alaminos	∗	1st	164.26 km²	63.42 sq mi	99,397	3.1%	610/km²	1,600/sq mi	39	16°09′23″N 119°58′49″E
Alcala		8th	45.71 km²	17.65 sq mi	48,908	1.5%	1,100/km²	2,800/sq mi	21	15°50′39″N 120°31′17″E
Anda		1st	74.55 km²	28.78 sq mi	41,548	1.3%	560/km²	1,500/sq mi	18	16°17′24″N 119°57′05″E
Asingan		6th	66.64 km²	25.73 sq mi	57,811	1.8%	870/km²	2,300/sq mi	21	16°00′13″N 120°40′13″E
Balungao		6th	73.25 km²	28.28 sq mi	30,004	0.9%	410/km²	1,100/sq mi	20	15°53′54″N 120°40′21″E
Bani		1st	179.65 km²	69.36 sq mi	52,603	1.7%	290/km²	750/sq mi	27	16°11′00″N 119°51′45″E
Basista		8th	24 km²	9.3 sq mi	37,679	1.2%	1,600/km²	4,100/sq mi	13	15°51′08″N 120°24′09″E
Bautista		8th	46.33 km²	17.89 sq mi	35,398	1.1%	760/km²	2,000/sq mi	18	15°48′40″N 120°28′36″E
Bayambang		8th	143.94 km²	55.58 sq mi	129,011	4.1%	900/km²	2,300/sq mi	77	15°48′32″N 120°27′14″E
Binalonan		7th	58.05 km²	22.41 sq mi	56,382	1.8%	970/km²	2,500/sq mi	24	16°02′40″N 120°35′30″E
Binmaley		2nd	118.5 km²	45.8 sq mi	86,881	2.7%	730/km²	1,900/sq mi	33	16°01′50″N 120°16′10″E
Bolinao		1st	197.22 km²	76.15 sq mi	83,979	2.7%	430/km²	1,100/sq mi	30	16°23′08″N 119°53′40″E
Bugallon		2nd	189.64 km²	73.22 sq mi	74,962	2.4%	400/km²	1,000/sq mi	24	15°57′14″N 120°12′54″E
Burgos		1st	131.32 km²	50.70 sq mi	23,749	0.8%	180/km²	470/sq mi	14	16°03′33″N 119°51′54″E
Calasiao		4th	48.36 km²	18.67 sq mi	100,471	3.2%	2,100/km²	5,400/sq mi	24	16°00′32″N 120°21′26″E
Dagupan	^	4th	37.23 km²	14.37 sq mi	174,302	5.5%	4,700/km²	12,000/sq mi	31	16°02′33″N 120°20′15″E
Dasol		1st	166.6 km²	64.3 sq mi	31,355	1%	190/km²	490/sq mi	18	15°59′25″N 119°52′52″E
Infanta		1st	254.29 km²	98.18 sq mi	26,242	0.8%	100/km²	260/sq mi	13	15°49′30″N 119°54′20″E
Labrador		2nd	90.99 km²	35.13 sq mi	26,811	0.8%	290/km²	750/sq mi	10	16°01′32″N 120°08′43″E
Laoac		7th	40.5 km²	15.6 sq mi	34,128	1.1%	840/km²	2,200/sq mi	22	16°02′53″N 120°32′50″E
Lingayen	†	2nd	62.76 km²	24.23 sq mi	107,728	3.4%	1,700/km²	4,400/sq mi	32	16°01′14″N 120°13′50″E
Mabini		1st	291.01 km²	112.36 sq mi	26,454	0.8%	91/km²	240/sq mi	16	16°04′11″N 119°56′22″E
Malasiqui		3rd	131.37 km²	50.72 sq mi	143,094	4.5%	1,100/km²	2,800/sq mi	73	15°55′09″N 120°24′50″E
Manaoag		5th	55.95 km²	21.60 sq mi	76,045	2.4%	1,400/km²	3,600/sq mi	26	16°02′34″N 120°29′15″E
Mangaldan		4th	48.17 km²	18.60 sq mi	113,185	3.6%	2,300/km²	6,000/sq mi	30	16°04′00″N 120°24′04″E
Mangatarem		8th	317.5 km²	122.6 sq mi	79,323	2.5%	250/km²	650/sq mi	82	15°47′19″N 120°17′38″E
Mapandan		5th	21.01 km²	8.11 sq mi	38,058	1.2%	1,800/km²	4,700/sq mi	15	16°01′26″N 120°27′13″E
Natividad		6th	134.36 km²	51.88 sq mi	25,771	0.8%	190/km²	490/sq mi	18	16°02′34″N 120°47′41″E
Pozorrubio		5th	134.6 km²	52.0 sq mi	74,729	2.4%	560/km²	1,500/sq mi	34	16°06′37″N 120°32′45″E
Rosales		7th	66.39 km²	25.63 sq mi	66,711	2.1%	1,000/km²	2,600/sq mi	37	15°53′29″N 120°37′59″E
San Carlos	∗	3rd	169.03 km²	65.26 sq mi	205,424	6.5%	1,200/km²	3,100/sq mi	86	15°55′40″N 120°20′52″E
San Fabian		5th	81.28 km²	31.38 sq mi	87,428	2.8%	1,100/km²	2,800/sq mi	34	16°07′35″N 120°24′12″E
San Jacinto		5th	44.18 km²	17.06 sq mi	44,351	1.4%	1,000/km²	2,600/sq mi	19	16°04′25″N 120°26′13″E
San Manuel		6th	129.18 km²	49.88 sq mi	54,271	1.7%	420/km²	1,100/sq mi	14	16°03′51″N 120°40′05″E
San Nicolas		6th	210.2 km²	81.2 sq mi	39,778	1.3%	190/km²	490/sq mi	33	16°04′13″N 120°45′45″E
San Quintin		6th	115.9 km²	44.7 sq mi	33,980	1.1%	290/km²	750/sq mi	21	15°59′03″N 120°48′47″E
Santa Barbara		3rd	61.37 km²	23.70 sq mi	92,187	2.9%	1,500/km²	3,900/sq mi	29	16°00′00″N 120°24′18″E
Santa Maria		6th	69.5 km²	26.8 sq mi	34,220	1.1%	490/km²	1,300/sq mi	23	15°58′45″N 120°42′01″E
Santo Tomas		7th	13.43 km²	5.19 sq mi	14,878	0.5%	1,100/km²	2,800/sq mi	10	15°52′42″N 120°35′10″E
Sison		5th	81.88 km²	31.61 sq mi	52,320	1.7%	640/km²	1,700/sq mi	28	16°10′21″N 120°30′37″E
Sual		2nd	130.16 km²	50.26 sq mi	39,091	1.2%	300/km²	780/sq mi	19	16°04′00″N 120°05′42″E
Tayug		6th	51.24 km²	19.78 sq mi	45,241	1.4%	880/km²	2,300/sq mi	21	16°01′40″N 120°44′41″E
Umingan		6th	258.43 km²	99.78 sq mi	77,074	2.4%	300/km²	780/sq mi	58	15°55′36″N 120°50′26″E
Urbiztondo		8th	81.8 km²	31.6 sq mi	55,557	1.8%	680/km²	1,800/sq mi	21	15°49′24″N 120°19′46″E
Urdaneta	∗	7th	98.21 km²	37.92 sq mi	144,577	4.6%	1,500/km²	3,900/sq mi	34	15°58′31″N 120°34′01″E
Villasis		7th	75.83 km²	29.28 sq mi	65,047	2.1%	860/km²	2,200/sq mi	21	15°54′05″N 120°35′18″E
Pangasinan Total^[C]		1st - 8th	5,450.59 km²	2,104.48 sq mi	3,163,190	100%	580/km²	1,500/sq mi	1,364	15.9151°N 120.2879°E / 15.9151; 120.2879 (Province of Pangasinan)^[D] (View at OpenStreetMap)
^↑Coordinates mark the town center, and are sortable by latitude. ^↑Map locator images can be sorted according to longitude, which likewise indicates the town/city center. ^↑All total figures include the independent city of Dagupan and the component cities of Alaminos, San Carlos and Urdaneta. [2] ^↑Indicates the generic (central) geographic area of the province

References

"Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 (Ilocos)" (PDF). 2010 Census of Population and Housing. National Statistics Office. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
"Province: Pangasinan". PSGC Interactive. Makati, Philippines: Philippine Statistics Authority - National Statistical Coordination Board. Archived from the original on 2016-08-20. Retrieved 18 January 2016.

External links

Geographic data related to Pangasinan at OpenStreetMap

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[2010Census-Ilocos-1] "Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 (Ilocos)" (PDF). 2010 Census of Population and Housing. National Statistics Office. Retrieved 18 January 2016.

[PSA-NSCB-2] "Province: Pangasinan". PSGC Interactive. Makati, Philippines: Philippine Statistics Authority - National Statistical Coordination Board. Archived from the original on 2016-08-20. Retrieved 18 January 2016.

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Province of Pangasinan
Lingayen (capital) San Carlos City (largest city)
Municipalities	Agno Aguilar Alcala Anda Asingan Balungao Bani Basista Bautista Bayambang Binalonan Binmaley Bolinao Bugallon Burgos Calasiao Dasol Infanta Labrador Laoac Lingayen Mabini Malasiqui Manaoag Mangaldan Mangatarem Mapandan Natividad Pozorrubio Rosales San Fabian San Jacinto San Manuel San Nicolas San Quintin Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santo Tomas Sison Sual Tayug Umingan Urbiztondo Villasis
Component cities	Alaminos San Carlos Urdaneta
Independent component city	Dagupan (Administratively independent from the province but grouped under Pangasinan by the Philippine Statistics Authority.)
Barangays	See: List of barangays in Pangasinan

Administrative divisions of Pangasinan

List of cities and municipalities

See also

References

External links