Largest Cities in Bicol Region

Top 100 cities ranked by largest cities

Largest Cities - Bicol Region

1 Legaspi 210,616
2 Bangkirohan 210,616
3 Villahermosa 210,616
4 San Roque 210,616
5 Maslog 210,616
6 Bariw 210,616
7 Aanislag 210,616
8 Naga 210,545
9 Sorsogon 187,670
10 Balete 187,670
11 Bacon 187,670
12 Gabao 187,670
13 Buhatan 187,670
14 Tabaco 140,779
15 Miliroc 140,779
16 Daraga 138,000
17 Malabog 138,000
18 Cabognon 138,000
19 Anuling 138,000
20 Ligao 119,779
21 Tuburan 119,779
22 Tinampo 119,779
23 Paulba 119,779
24 Herrera 119,779
25 Batana 119,779
26 City of Ligao 119,779
27 Santo Domingo 115,306
28 Iriga City 115,306
29 Santa Teresita 115,306
30 Mambulo 113,254
31 Libmanan 113,254
32 Tulay na Lupa 108,319
33 Labo 108,319
34 Talubatib 108,319
35 Malasugui 108,319
36 Lugui 108,319
37 Guinacotan 108,319
38 Bulan 106,919
39 Butag 106,919
40 Daet 106,465
41 Masbate 104,011
42 Usab 104,011
43 Mayngaran 104,011
44 Malinta 104,011
45 Bulo 104,011
46 San Agustin 101,668
47 Pili 101,668
48 Pawili 101,668
49 Himaao 101,668
50 Curry 101,668
51 Causip 101,668
52 Cadlan 101,668
53 Ayugan 101,668
54 San Jose 89,344
55 Polangui 89,344
56 Ponso 89,344
57 Manga 89,344
58 Lanigay 89,344
59 Balinad 89,344
60 Puro 89,154
61 Tigbao 89,154
62 Paniqui 89,154
63 Aroroy 89,154
64 Calabanga 88,918
65 San Lucas 88,918
66 Manquiring 88,918
67 Binanwanaan 88,918
68 Nabua 86,458
69 Agupit 86,458
70 Inapatan 86,458
71 Tinago 84,420
72 San Rafael 84,420
73 Muladbucad 84,420
74 Mauraro 84,420
75 Masaraway 84,420
76 Guinobatan 84,420
77 Santa Justina 78,104
78 Buhi 78,104
79 Pilar 76,908
80 Cabiguan 76,908
81 Abucay 76,908
82 Bula 75,943
83 Palsong 75,943
84 Fabrica 75,943
85 Balaogan 75,943
86 Virac 75,135
87 Calatagan 75,135
88 Baligang 73,087
89 Lacag 73,087
90 Cotmon 73,087
91 Camalig 73,087
92 Bascaron 73,087
93 Bacacay 72,298
94 Bonga 72,298
95 Libon 72,135
96 Sagrada Familia 72,135
97 Matacon 72,135
98 Burabod 72,135
99 Goa 71,651
100 Buyo 71,651

The largest cities in Bicol Region represent major centers of economic activity, cultural influence, and population growth. Legaspi leads with a population of 210,616, followed by Bangkirohan and Villahermosa. These cities serve as hubs for employment, education, and innovation, attracting residents from across the country and around the world.

Population size is a key indicator of a city's economic influence and infrastructure capacity. Larger cities typically offer more diverse job markets, extensive public transit systems, and a wider range of cultural amenities. 05 dominates the top 10 with 10 cities on the list, reflecting the state's strong economic pull and quality of life.

While large populations bring economic advantages, they also present challenges including higher costs of living, traffic congestion, and housing affordability concerns. Many of these cities have experienced significant growth over the past decade, driven by job opportunities in technology, healthcare, and professional services.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Legaspi's population is larger than that of many small nations.
  • 2. 05 has 10 cities in the top 10, more than any other state.
  • 3. The 50th largest city still has a population of 101,668 - larger than most cities worldwide.
  • 4. The top 5 cities combined have a population of 1,053,080.

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