Corella, Bohol (5th class)

Land Area:

-3722.14 hectares

-8 barangays.

-Only one barangay (Barangay Poblacion) is urbanized.

Population:

-7471 total population with 1502 households based on 2008 monitoring

Education:

-5 Elementary schools
-3 Primary schools

-1 Secondary school

-All schools are public or government schools

Health

-Has 9 health personnels. 1 physician, 1 dentist, 1 nurse, 2 midwifes, 1 sanitary inspector, 4 ambulance
drivers, 4 health aide workers

-Services are provided by 1 main health center. There is also a barangay health center in each of the
barangays.

Industry

-Industrial establishments comprises mostly of home crafts such as weaving, basket making, stuff toys
making, and winnower making.

-There are also pig farms and rice mills.

Employment

-57% of the labor force are employed

Tourism

-There are 3 major tourist sites: Tarsier Foundation, Candawis Environmental Garden, and Balisawa Hill
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Alburquerque, Bohol (5th class)

Land Area

-2865 hectares

-11 barangays

Population

-9644

Major Industries

-Farming, tuba gathering, fishing, pottery, carpentry, and weaving

Education

-1 secondary school, 3 primary schools, 4 elementary schools

Language/Dialect

-Boholano

Source of Water

-main source of water is ground water

Health

-5 health stations

-no hospitals

-11 day care centers

Travel

-76.63 kms road length

-4 existing bridges

Communication

-2 public calling offices (1 pldt, 1 globe)

Tourism

-Formerly home of one of the biggest and longest python named “Prony”

-Has a municipal marine sanctuary

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