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INSTITUTIONAL POPULATIONREPORT NO.5:

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National Statistics Office, 1990Census of Population and Housing, ReportNo.5-Institutional Population, Manila, November 1992.

ISBN 971-562-342-5

ISSN 0117-1453

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REPORT NO.5:

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Republic of the Philippines..NATIONAL STATISTICS OmCE

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PRESIDENT FIDEL"'. RAMOS'

NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD

Honorable Cielito F. HabitoChainnan

NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE

Tomas P. AfricaAdministrator

Nelia R. MarquezDeputy Administrator

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Batas Pambansa BIg. 72 requires that a census of population be conducted every tenyears. On this basis, the 1990 Census of Population and Housing was undertaken by theNational Statistics Office in May 1990.

The results of the census are strategically used by many sectors. The size of thepopulation determines the number of representation by congressional districts in the Houseof Representatives. It is also the basis for redrawing congressional boundaries, fordetermining share of internal revenues for barangays, cities and municipalities, for thecreation and conversion of various administrative geographic units, and for many other I.

political and administrative purposes. .

To planners. and government executives, the results of the census provide the basicinformation needed to effect an efficient and judicious allocation of government resource~and services. To the general public, statistics from the census provide an understandingof the demographic, social, and economic characteristics of the Filipino people, knowledgewhich can help them chart their own destiny.

This report is one of many that will be prepared to disseminate the results of the1990 Census of Population and Housing. Presented herein is the institutional populatioA,their demographic. cha.racteristics (sex, age, marital statu.s, religious affiliation a~lddisability) as well as the type and number of institutional living quarter they are living

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The 1990 census would not have been successful had it not been for the servicesrendered by the various entities, both private and public, and the cooperation of the gener~lpopulace. To them the National Statistics Office extends its deep appreciation for thJirsupport in this most important undertaking. More specifically, the valuable assistance brcontribution of the following is acknowledged:

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Department of Education, Culture and Sports for the involvement of over55,000 public school teachers who served as enumerators and supervisor~;

Department of National Defense for facilitating the enumeration of militirycamps and provision of transport facilities;

Department of Foreign Affairs for coordinating the enumeration of embass es,consulates and missions abroad;

Department of Social Welfare and Development for the enumeration of thehomeless population;

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• the members of the National Statistical Coordination Board for lending outtheir logistics during the field enumeration phases;

• ,the members of the Provincial and CityjMunicipal Census Boards, chairedby the governors 'andmayots; 'respectively, for, assisting in the field

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• the barangay captains for endorsing and facilitating the conduct of the censusin their respective areas of jUrisdiction;

.;,' .•..• the print and broadcast media for the generous and whole-hearted

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• ' the church leaders who endorsed the project to their laity from the pulpit;

• and most of all; the oVer10 inillion' individuals for serving as respondentsin the census interviewS, for their unwavering support to the decennial censustaking. .

The successful conduct of the 1990 Census of population and Housing is proof thatnational development emanates from concerted national effort •

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CONTENTS

EXPLANATORY TEXT

IntroductionAuthority for Conducting the 199.0CensusCensus BoardsMethod of EnumerationPlace Where EnumeratMPersons Enumerated as Members of the Institutional PopulationContent and Coverage of this PublicationDefinition of Terms and Concepts

HIGHLIGHTS

MAP: INSTITUTIONAL LIVING QUARTERS

LIST OF TABLES

1 Number of Institutional Living Quarters by Type of Institu-tion, their Resident Population by Sex and Region, Urban-

. Rural: 1990

2 Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status, Age Groupand Region: 1990

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Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Sexand Region, Urban-Rural: 1990

Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living.Quarters, Residence Status and Region: 1990

Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group,Marital Status, Sex and Region: 1990

Religious Affiliation of Institutional Population by Sex andRegion: 1990

Disabled Institutional Population by Age Group, Sex, Type ofDisability and Region: 1990

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APPENDICES

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List of Tables in CPH Report No.3- Socio-economic andDemographic Characteristics

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C List of Tables in CPH Report No.4 - Housing Statistics72

D List of Unpublished Tables - populatlon74

E List of Unpublished Tables - Housing76

F Listing Booklet (CPH Form 1)77

G Common Household Questionnaire (CPH Form 2)81

H Sample Household Questionnaire (CPH Form 3)85

I Institutional Population Questionnaire (CPH Form 4)93

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Introduction

In May 1990, the National StatisticsOffice conducted the 1990 Census ofPopulation and Housing (CPH). Thisnationwide undertaking is the 9thpopulation census and 4th housing censusconducted in the century.

Like the 1980 census, the 1990 CPH isdesigned to take an <inventory of the totalpopulation and housing units in thePhilippines and to collect informationabout their characteristics. The census ofpopulation is the source of information onthe size and distribution of the populationas well as information about thedemographic, social, economic andcultural characteristics. The census ofhousing, on the other hand, providesinformation on the supply of housing units,their structural characteristics and facilitieswhich have bearing on the maintenance ofprivacy, health arid the development ofnormal family living conditions. Theseinformation are vital for making rationalplans and programs for development.

Pursuant to the provision of BatasPambansa Big. 72, a final report on totalpopulation, total household population,and number of households at the barangaylevel was submitted to the President andwas approved under Proclamation No. 688dated February 21, 1991. This report hadalready been published as 1990 CPHReport NO.2. <On<the other hand, thesocio-economic <and demographiccharacteristics of the population had beenpublished as CPR Report No. 3 while •housing statistics otherwise known as CPHReport No. 4 contained merely housing

characteristics are already available tousers. These two' publications ardavailable <for each province and highly"urbanized cities.

•Authority for Conducting the 1990 < <

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Under Commonwealth Act No. 591, the,

Bureau of the Census and Statistics (now <National Statistics Office) is authorized "t6<prepare for and undertake all censuses ofpopulation, agriculture, industry ani!commerce." , I

Batas Pambansa Big. 72, which waspassed on June 11, 1980, further accordedthe National Statistics Office the authorityto conduct population censuses every tehyears beginning in 1980 without prejudiceto the undertaking of special censuses oragriculture, industry, commer.ce, housingand other sectors as may be approved bythe National Economic and DevelopmerltAuthority. « I

More recently, Executive Order Nb.121, otherwise known as th1eReorganization Act <of the PhilippiI1eStatistical System, which was passed <inJanuary 30, 1987,declaredthat< the J:'lSOshall be the major statistical agen9>responsible for generating general purpo~estatistics and undertaking such c~nsusbsand surveys as may be designated by theNational Statistical Coordination Boatd(NSCB). < < < I

< iIt may be mentioned that Presidential

Proclamation No. 497 declared 1990 asl aNational Census Year and called upon all

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heads of departments of the governmentand' their' instrumentalities to give thei1support and cooperation in the censusundertaking.

Census Boards

Aside from the authority to conductcensuses every ten years, Batas PambansaBig. 72 created the National CensusCoordinating Board (NCCB) to supervise,coordinate and issue such rules andregulations; as may be necessary, for thesuccessful ' . conduct of the . census.Provincial, City and Municipal Census',Boards were also created to assist at thesubnational level in the conduct of thepopulation census.

Executive Order No. 121 created theNational Statistical Coordination Board'(NSCB) to oversee all statistical activitiesin the Philippine Statistical Systems andtherefore has taken over the functions ofthe NCCB. However, the NSO remains tobe the implementing agency of the census.

A systematized involvement of thegovernment agencies and instrumentalitieswas made possible largely through theconcerted efforts of the members of theNSCB and the Provincial, City andMunicipal Census Boards.

1;he NSCB is composed of the DirectorGeneral of the National Economic andDevelopment Authority as chairman, theUndersecretary of the Department ofBudget as vice-chairman, a representativefrom the remaining departments with therank of undersecretary, Deputy Governorof the, Central Bank, Administrator ofNSO; Executive Director of the Statistical

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Research and Training Center, SecretaryGeneral of the NSCB, and arepresentative from the private sector, asmembers. For purposes of the 1990Census of Population and Housing, theAdministrator of the NSO is the ExecutiveDirector of the NSCB.

At the local government level,Provincial and City/Municipal CensusBoards were created. 1;he ProvincialGovernor was the chairman of theProvincial Census Board with the DivisionSuperintendent as vice chairman, theDistrict Highway Engineer, the Provincial. Commander of the PhilippineConstabulary, the Local GovernmentOperations Officer, the ProvincialAgricultural Officer, the ProvincialAssessor, as members, with the ProvincialCensus Officer of the NSO as theExecutive Officer.

The City/Municipal Board is composedof the City/Municipal Mayor as chairman,'the District Supervisor, the City/MunicipalAgricultural Officer, City/MunicipalGovernment Officer, the MunicipalTreasurer/City Assessor as members, withthe City/Municipal Census Officer asExecutive Officer.

Method of Enumeration

The gathering of population andhousing data was performed by censusenumerators through house-to-house visitsand interview of a responsible member ofeach household. The household was usedas the enumeration unit. However, acomplete listing of buildings which containliving quarters, including vacant ones, as

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well as housing units was done.

Institutional' households wereenumerated using the InstitutionalPopulation Questionnaire (CPH Form 4).This includes all items in the CommonHousehold Questionnaire, except thehousing portion. Complete enumerationof all institutional population found insidethe institutional living quarter was done.

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(those who have stayed or•expected to stay for one year or

longer) and those tempor rylodgers/boarders who hdvestayed for six months or longe~ asof May 1, 1990, or have beenaway from their own families forthe same period. HoweJer,exclude those who usually gohome at least once a 'week.

Place Where Enumerated

All persons were enumerated in theirusual place of residence, which is thegeographic place (street, barangay, sitio,municipality or province) where theenumerated person usually resides. As arule, it is the place where he usuallysleeps; therefore, it may be the same as ordifferent from the place where he wasfound at the time of the census ..

Persons Enumerated as Membersof the Institutional Population

The following were counted andenumerated as members of institution foreach type of institutional living quarters:

1. Hotels, lodging houses, dormitories,etc.

a. Proprietor, manager andemployees living in theestablishment, except those livingtherein with their own familiesand those who usually go hometo their respective families atleast once a week.

b. Permanent lodgers/boarders

c. Lodgers/boarders who are notresidents of the Philippines ~ndwho have been in the Philippiees

i~\~~~,y~:ra~~ l~;:::t:~ ~~~:~in the Philippines for one year or

~~~~~~v~~w:ev~~o~:~u~~a~~o~~residence elsewhere in /thePhilippines to where they usuallygo home. Exclude klsodiplomatic representativesl orUN, ILO, USAID officials I ho,like diplomatic representatives,are subject to reassignment toother countries after their torlr ofduty in the Philippines, andmembers of their families.

2. Hospitals and Nurses' Home

a. All patients, including t oseconfined, in mental hospitals,leprosaria or leper colohies,pavilions of tuberculosis sanibriawhere patients stay more 0ir lesspermanently, and rehabilitationcenters for drug addicts.

b. Patients who have been con inedfor six months or longer s ofMay 1, 1990 in other kin s of

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hospitals and in wards fortemporary confinement intuberculosis sanitaria. .

c. Nurses in nurses' homes who donot usually go home at least oncea week.

d.Staff members and employeesliving in hospitals/nurses' homes,except those living therein withtheir families and those whousually go home at least once aweek.

3. Welfare Institutions (Home for theAged and Infirm, Orphanage, Boy'sTown, etc.)

a. All inmates or wards, includingthose who have just confined.

b. Staff members and employeesliving in the institutions, exceptthose living therein with theirfamilies and those who usually gohome at least once a week.

4. Corrective and Penal Institutions

a. All prisoners in national prisonsand reformatories (Welfareville).

b. Prisoners and detainees inprovincial or city/municipal jailswho have been continuouslyconfined for six months orlonger, including confinement inanother jail elsewhere, as of May1, 1990, or those whose sentenceis for six months or longer evenif the sentence is on appeal.

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c. Staff members and employeesliving in these institutions exceptthose living therein with theirown families and those .whousually go home at least once aweek.

.5. Convents, Nunneries, Seminaries,and Boarding Schools

a. Monks, priests, ministers, nuns,seminarians, etc.. However,priests or ministers of sects otherthan the Roman Catholic Churchwho live in the convent or houseclose to church or chapel withtheir own families are to beconsidered as members.. ofhouseholds.

b. Students in boarding schools(schools where students 'arerequired to ~tay in the schoolcampus). .

c. Staff members, employees andhelpers living in the premises,except those living therein withtheir own families and those whousually go home at least once aweek.

6. Military Camps, Stations (PC Army,Air Force and Navy) and PhilippineMilitary Academy (PMA)

a. Officers and enlistedmen/draftees, except those wholive in the premises with theirown families and those whousually sleep most nights withhouseholds or in hotels, lodging

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b. PMA cadets and trainees whosetraining will last for six monthsor longer. . .

7. Logging, Mining and Constmction/Public Works Camps; Plantationsand Agricultural/ Fi'SheriesExperimental or Breeding S~ations,etc.

b. Any crew member ofinterisland/ coastal vessel dlrdeep-sea fishing vessel at port dnany day during the enumeratioh,if the crew member has no horrleother than the vessel.

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8. Ocean-going and InteriSland/coasJVessels or Deep-sea Fishing Vessels

a. Filipino crew members of oceaJ.going vessels (whose own familidslive in the Philippines) at port ~sof 12:01 A.M. May 1, 199@,except those who usually gphome to their own families in the,Philippines at least once every sixmonths.

9..ij.efugee Camps

a. Filipino citizens working a~dliving inside the camps exceptthose living therein with their,own families and those whousually go home to thJirrespective families at least oncJ aweek.

Content and Coverage of tHisPublication

This publication presents one (1) tableI

on institutional living quarter and six (6)tables on the institutional populatiim.Figures on the. number and type I ofinstitution and the demograp~iccharacteristics (age, sex, marital status,religious affiliation, and disability) ofl itspopulation are based on CPH Forrrl 4entries. I

c. Detainees who have beencontinuously confined for . sixmonths or longer, i'ncludingconfinement in anothen:amp or'station elsewhere, as o(May 1,1990.

places6~ dormitories. lncludethose belonging td the tinit in thecamp or station but areaway onmilitary operation or misSion orabroad naval vessels,.. exceptthose whose families arel,iving inthe camp or station (their ownfamilies will report them);:.

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d. Civilian employees livi~,jn thecamp or station, except:' thoseliving therein with their' ownfamilies and those who '~lIy gohome at least once a we~

a. Proprietor, manager, contractorand employees who do.not livewith their own families':t'l1 the.'t~-.:camp/station premises ....~ aresupplied with lodging (beddings,etc.) and/or meals by thecompany, firm contracfor oragency, except those wh&:usuallygo home at least ohcea \veek.

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Published only in one volume, CPHReport NO.5 contains data at the regionallevel only.

mupicipali.ties and.cities which have.; a'poPlllatjon density of at least 500persoqS per square. kilometer.

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l!.. Stree,t pl!.ttern, i.e., . network of'.str~ets . iri, .either parallel or right-, angle orientation; ,

lJ.' At ,least s.ix" establishments., (cofTImer;cial" manufacturing,'recreational ,and! or personalS~fVices);a~d' <

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Previously published CPH Reports •. ' 'i p'oprll-~i~nes'6; '~'entral districts (notpresent the total and household incll.lded in 1,and' ii, regardless of th~population (CPH Report No.2) socio- •..... ,' p~PlJl.aiiori',.siz( ,'which have theeconomic and demographic characteristics .f~llo~iqg:(CPH Report No.3); and housingstatistics (CPH Report No.4).Unpublished tables are available for CPH

"Reports 3 and 4. Please refer toAppendix B to E for the list of tables inCPH Report Nos. 3 and 4.

Usu,aIPlace of Residence

This term refers to the geographicplace (street, barangay, municipality, orprovince) where the enumerated personsusually resides. As a rule, it is the placewhere he sleeps most of the time; hence,it may be the same as or different fromthe place where he was found at the timeof the census.

I.A ~own,hall, church or chapelwiih, religious services at least, pnce a,.lllonth;,'

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iii. .",A Illarket pl~ceof.. building, where' widing, activities are",'carded on at least once a week;

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Urban and Rural Areas

The same concepts used ';rithe 1970,1975 and 1980 censuses were followed inclassifying areas as urban. According tothese concepts, urbanized areas consist of:

1. In their entirety all' cities andmunicipalities having a populationdensity of at least 1,000 persons persquare kilometer. '

2. Poblaciones or central districts of

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4. ,,~aI;~~ga:f.~:.:having 'at least 1,000"', intI,l\QIta,nts,wpjch illeet the conditions

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Institutional population comprises ofpersons who are found living ininstitutional living quarters. . They mayhave their own families or householdselsewhere but at the time of the census,they are committed or confined ininstitutions.

d. boarders in residential houses,provided that their number is ten(10) or more;

e. patients in hospitals who areconfined for at least 6 months at thetime of the enumeration;

f. wards in orphanages;

Residence Status

This determines how each member lofthe institutional living quarters is relatedto the institution:

i. soldiers residing in military camps;

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g. inmates of penal colonies or priso 'cells; 1

h. priests, seminarians, nuns iconvents;

Manager, director, in-charge i aperson responsible for the c~reand organization of theinstitution.

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The occupants of instit~tional livingquarters are usually subject to a commonauthority or management or are bound byeither a common public objective or acommon personal interest.

Institutional living quarters arestructurally separate and independentplaces of abode intended for habitation bylarge groups of individuals. Such quartersusually have certain common facilitiessuch as kitchen and dining rooms, toiletand bath, and lounging areas which areshared by the occupants.

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3. Officer or enlisted man, trainee(AFP including cadet) - a petsonin the military camps andstations.

The following were considered asmembers of the institutional population:

a. permanent lodgers. in boardinghouses;

b. dormitory residents who do not gohome at least once a week;

c. hotel residents who have stayed 6months or more at the time of thecensus;

2. Staff member or employee -those stay-in workers residing ingroup quarters or in housingunits on the institutional grourlds.This includes physicians ~ndnurses in the hospitals.

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4. Officer or crew member in themerchant vessel - 0 a personworking on ocean-going vesselsand interisland or coastal vessel

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5. Priest, seminarian, nun - a personwho render spiritual services tothe people.

6. Lodger, boarder - a person whohave stayed for six months orlonger in the institution or havebeen away from their ownfamilies for the same period.

7. Patient - a person confined inmental hospitals, leprosaria,rehabilitation centers and otherkinds of hospital who had beenconfined for six months andlonger as of May 1, 1990.

8. Inmate or ward - a personconfined or housed with others ina welfare institutions like homefor the aged and infirm,orphanage, Boy's town, etc.

9. Prisoner or detainee - a personconfined in a reformatory forcrimes committed.

10. Others a person whoserelationship to the institution isnot defined above.

Age and Date of Birth

Data on the age of the population wereobtained by asking the month and year ofbirth and the age itself of an individualbefore May 1, 1990.

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Marital Status

',This refers to the civil status of allpersoI1s 10 yea~s and over. A person inthis age group is classified as single,married, widowed, separated/divorced,others 0 or marital status unknown, basedon th'e following definitions:

a. Single - a person who has neverbeen married.

b. Married - a person married in areligious or civil ceremony, eitherliving together with spouse at thetime of visit, or temporarily livingapart because the spouse isemployed elsewhere oris in theArmed Forces, etc.

c. Widowed - a married person whose, spouse 0 died and who has notremarried up to the time of visit.

o d. Separated/Divorced - a person whois permanently separated from hisspouse, legally or through mutualconsent. Also for a person whosemarriage with another has beenannulled or dissolved and cantherefore remarry.

e. Others - a person living consensuallytogether (by mere consent) ashusband and wife without thebenefit of a legal marriage.

f.o Unknown - a person wl)ose maritalstatus is not known to therespondent, or,whose marital statusis ,being concealed 0 by therespondent.


Religious Affiliation

This refers to a particular system ofbeliefs, attitudes, emotions and behaviorsconstituting man's relationship with thepowers and principalities of the universe.

Citizenship

Citizenship is defined as the legalnationality of a person. A citizen is alegal national of the country at the time ofthe census, while an alien is a non-national of the country.

Disability

Disability refers to any restnctlOn orlack of ability to perform an activity in themanner or within the range considered "normal for a human being. ..A person Js .considered physically or mentally disabledif he has any of the following impairments:

a. Blindness - if one eye or both eyesare reported totally blind and haveno vision.

b. Deafness - if one ear or both ears ..are reported to be incapable ofhearing sounds or noises. A personcan be completely deaf or partiallydeaf. Completely deaf persons donot hear sounds or noises. at all.Partly deaf persons can hear orrespond to loud noises only, but notto soft or low noises. Persons whoare partly deaf hear a little whenpeople speak to them.

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c. Muteness - if the person is unable tospeak or utter words.

(L Deafness and Muteness - if theperson is reported to be both deafand mute.

e. Speech Impairment - if the personcan speak but not sufficiently cleatto be understood. This also include~those people who can only makJmeaningless sounds. I

f. Mental Illness - if the ~erson sufferkfrom schizophrenia, mani~depressive illness, psychosis, orsevere depression characterized b¥strange behavior.

g. Mental Retardation - if the persophas disorder/damage of the brainresulting in mental retardation.

h. Orthopedic Handicap - if tile. per'son suffers from bodedeformities or has the followirtgimpairments: absence or deformifYof one or both hands or arms,absence or deformity of one or bothfeet or legs, fractures, sevete.scoliosis, kyphosis, third degrJeburns, etc.

i. Multiple Disability - if the person isreported to have a combination 0tftwo or more disabilities.

j. Others - if the answer does not f IIin any. of the above categori~s.Examples are cancer, leproh,paralysis, cerebral palsy, etc.

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• Institutional living quarters increased by2,729or 23.9per cent over a span of ten years.

• Inspite of an increase in the number of institutional living quarters, its populationdecreased by 9,089 persons from 147,967in 1980 to 138,878in 1990.

• Majority of the population in institutions were found in urban areas. There were110,198 as compared to 28,680 in rural areas.

• Almost one-third of the institutional living quarters were hotels, lodging houses, etc.;about 86.9 per cent were in urban areas while only 13.1 per cent in rural areas .

• National Capital Region (NCR) had the highest number of institutional living quarterswith about one-sixth (15.1%), the corresponding population of which is 41,006 or 29.5per cent of the total.

• Population in institutional living quarter is predominantly male with a sex ratio of 197males for every 100 females. This is approximately one female for every two males.

• Mo're than one-fifth (23.5 %) of the persons living in institutional living quarters areaged 20 - 24 years.

• About one-fourth (25.6 %) of the male population were prisoners/detainees; less thanone-third (28.6 %) of the female population were lodgers/boarders .

• More than two-thirds (69.3%) of the population are single.

• Majority (85.2 %) of the instituticonal population were Roman Catholics.

• Only 4.3 per cent of the institutional population had a disability; two out of five (44.1%)disabled institutional population have mental illness, while one out of. five isorthopedically handicapped .

• The average number of persons per institutional living quarters is 12. This decreasedby 5 persons from the 1980 figure.

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and INumber I 8oth.1" Mele 1 FemalelNumber I Both I Male IFernll.lelNumber I Both I Male IF~moleRegion tof In!totl,Sexes I I I~f Instl Sexes I t lo~In5tl Sexes 1 I I

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Dormitories, etc. 3,585 30.685 12,964 17,721 3,116 28,135 11,489 16,646 469 2,550 1,475 1,075Hospitals and Nurses Home 1.075 6,258 3,880 4,376 861 7,657 3.584 4,073 194 601 296 305Welfare Institutions 327 11,894 6,297 5,597 252 10.314 5,286 5,028 75 1,580 1,011 569Corrective end Penal Institutions 532 25,315 24,356 957 478 21,452 20,538 914 54 3,663 3,820 43Convents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding School~Military Camps and Stationsloggi ng, Mi n i,ng and Con~ t.!

Public Work CampsOCean-going and Inter-Island!

Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

National Capital Region

Total 1,718 41,006 23.528 17,478 1,718 41,006 23,528 17,478

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc.

Hospitals and Nurses Homewelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging. Mining and Const.1

Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Island!


6461216620

366119

7

16

1526

10,8202.8156.1219.195

6,9442.633

64

16

2,34344

3,7581,2532,8428,680

3,3592,304

74

1,2561

7,0621,5623.279

515

3,585329

10

61,087

43

6461216620

368119

7

I6

1526.

10,8202,8156,1219,195

6,9442,633

8416

2,34344

3,7581,2532,8428,680

3,3592,304

"74

1,2561

7,0621,5623,279

515

3,585329

10

61,087

43

Cordillera Administrative Region

Total 460 5,050 3,399 1,651 344 4,202 2,774 1,428 116 646 625 223

Hotels, Lodging Houses.Dormitories, etc.

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stationslogging, Mining and Const.!


Coastal VesselsRefugee ClImpsOthersNot Stated

166451311

12742

15

36

1,572165223262

6611,618

149

5

175

72853

146271

3551,613

127

3

103

6441127711

5065

22

2

15028106

91.23

4

29

1,518122135213

7631,336

26

5

64

7014699

203

3151,331

21

3

55

617763610

4465

5

2

29

161733

3619

11

9

54438669

96262

123

91

277

4768

40262

106

48

2736411

56

17

Region I Ilocos Region

Total 535 3,373 2.154 1.219 394 2,451 1,452 999 141 922 702 220

Hotels, lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc.




Coastal Vessels

177531133

17253

5

600119162419

8776"55

4115697

408

3666~3

55

369636511

4693

134456

33

13516

658 336105 54105 50419 406

696 313193 193

,49 49

322515511

363

4365

3735

4

1421457

161463

6

752

47

75460

6

67,12

10

1063

1

1990 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING

Table I. Number of Institutiona1 Living Quarters and their Resident Population by Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Type of InstitutionalLiving Quarters,,0

Region

I TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL

1--------,----------------------1-----------------------------1-----------------,-,-------'-INumber I Both I Male I Fema1elNumber I Both 1 Mal. IFemalelNumber I Both 1 Male IFemalelof lnstl Sexes I I lot t"nstl Sexes "I I lof Instl Sexes I I

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Region I - Ilocos Region

Refugee Camps.othersNot Stated

.Region II - Cagayon Valley

30 264 65 199 21 225 46 177 9 ,59 31 22.'

Total


Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare Institutions.Corrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!


Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot. Stated

Region III - Central Luzon

369 4,195

100 45334 2865 12019 399

86 43370 1,673

20 232

32 5803 19

3,184

16014957397

2211,658

167

31617

1,011

213137632

21215

45

2622

234 2,579 1,911

77 381 13520 250 1324 32 817 397 395

67 300 15624 852 84?

55443

17 294 1763 19 17

666

246116242

1443

11

1162

135

'231412

1946

15

15

1,616 1,273

72 4536 1788 492 2

133 65821 809

178 144

286 142

'43

211939

6612"

34

144

Total


Hospitals and Nurses. HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StotionsLogging, Mining and Const.!

Public Work Camps.Ocean-going and Inter-Island!

Coastal VesselsRefuge. CampsOthersNot Stated

Region IV - Southern Tagalog

919

265153113

22666

31

42126

10,301

2,653491149556

1,4832,080

559

2341,490

6,606

1, III290364519 '

1571,992

49,

97963

3,695

1,54220136531

12566

66

137527

124

250602912

205SO

16

102

8,183

2,373445712466

1,3031,576

269

999

5,074

902262361451

6761,497

236

663

3,109

1,47116334535

62119

53

316

195

351521

2336

15

4226

2,118

260523170

160S04

210

234491

1,532

209261766

81495

257

91260

566

7124202

999

13

137211

Total 1,456 15,979 11,706 4,273 1,014 10,306 7,232 3,074 442 5,673 4,474 1,199

117 105

2,326 ~1,096809 792

88 8414 14549 31310 9


Hospitals ond Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries



Coastal Vess.e15Refugee CampsOthersNot Stated

31413139110

432214

60

211

1164

2,762966646

4,038

3,0142,490

699

25614

1,05715

1,469619446

3,982

1,4392,240'

666

24410.

57411

1,29336720256

1,575250

31

12

4634

2411103096

34499

12

71131

2,171697474

2,851

1,092 -565351

2,811

1, 07933212340

1",23017

12

4

2361

,1321914

66115

46

20

453

59169174

1;187

6661,681

562

166

S065

377, 54'95

1,171

3431,448

563

160

2612

214357916

345233

19

6

,473

Region V

Total

Bicol Region

121 5,208 3,936 1,272 515 3,176 2,115 1,061 206 "2,032 1,821 211


Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCor~ective and Penal In5titutionsConvents, Nunneri es, Semi naries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stations

116901113

243124

494436201199

1,2241,423

30922265166

6641,409

2

16521413611

54014

10271969

19736

364 219 145376 190 186166 58 108560 551 9

1,044 580 464279 276 3

16 130 9'019 60 322 35 74 239 237

46 180 10488 1,144 1,133

4026'82

7611


Table 1. Number of Institution.l Living Quarters and their Resident Population by Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

I TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL1-------------------------------1--------------,--------------1-----------------------------tNumber I Both I Male I FemalelNumber 1 Both I Male IFemalelNumber I Both I Mal. IFemal •lof lnst! .Sexes I I lof Instl Sexes I I lof lnstl Seltu I I

Type of InstitutionalLiving Quarters•n'

Reg10n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------~---~--_.-------------_.--_.------_.-------------------------------------------------~---------------_.--------_.--_.-------

Region V _ 8teol RegionLogging. Mining and Const./

Public Work CampsOCean-going and Inter-Island/


26111

231

198

1763

2468

194

1733

89

4

3

1678

6

91

141

sa 67

114 1113 3

204 70B

3

1348

20

2

9

140

62

42

137

6219

3

23

Region VI - Weltern Visayas

Total 998 8,111 5,420 2,691 605 5,511 3,448 2,063 393 2,600 1,972 628


Hospitals and Nurles HomeWelfare InstitutionlCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding School IMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const./

Public Work CampiOcean-going and Inter-Island/


320 1,37066 32231 88628 1,038

301 1,961163 1, 596

8 203

68 68811 45

606lOB4B6

1,019

1,0201,496

194

47022

764214403

19

941100

•218

23

lSl541926

25.42

4

466

751 314 437302 100 202609 307 302962 943 19

1,770 902 868489 469 20

165 158

426 241 18537 14 23

1691412

3

42121

4

226

619 29220 8279 17876 76

191 1181,107 1,027

38 36

262 2298 8

32712

101

73BO

2

33

Region VII - Central Visayas

Total .87 11,595 7,315 4,280 815 10,388 6,443 3,945 172 1,207 B72 335

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitoriel, etc.


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationlLogging, Mining and Const./

Public Work CampiOCean-going and Inter-Island/

,Coastal VesselsRefugee CampiOther,Not Stated

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas

TotalHotel" Lodging Hou,es,

Dormitories, etc.Hospital I and Nurlel HomeWelfare InstitutionlCorrective and Penal InltitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const./

Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Island/

Coastal Velse'lRefugee Camp'OthersNot Stated

319992633

3226926

27914

600

126641968

"496

21

212

3,511779660

1,752

2,2151,036

793

61664124

5,636

3"167464

1,454

9361.961

137

1197

1,580345406

1,666

1,1031,004

776

3433.62

4,605

!SO57

2341",435

6901,940

124

714

1,931434264B6

1,11232

17

2732562

1,031

241110230'19

34621

13

483

306761632

26837

6

26211

463

111431269

1683.

6

142

3,373732666

1,751

1,910746

60B

6169063

3,510

35414027663B

B121.,173

30

807

1,51632334.

1,665

930716

696

342862.

2,710

"843"A.626

6221,164

2B

554

1,85740920686

9BO30

12

2730434

800

21697

14612

2909

2

263

1423

91

6432,.173

147

1411

7

•2657

16

7

"847

1051

3062.1lB6

7461

2,126

3727

18B816

124788

107

39

6422571

17328.

180

5333

1,895

1214

104809

6B776

96

16

74,2,48

JI

"22~lL,

2,1

2i

'l:1364

7

5612

11

23

Region IK _ Weltern Mindanao

Total 63. 6,959 5,754 1,205 368 3,491 2,482 1,009 lB1 3,468 3,272 ,.6Hoteh, Lodging Housel,

Dormitories, etc.Hospitals and Nursel HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal Inltitutions

9466

933

500510152

1,516

24'237'7

1,403

251273

66113

8651

626

442 201 241360 165 215119 72 47650 547 103

914

4B

58 48130 7233 25666 856

10688

10

3


~abl. 1. Number 01 Institutional 'Living Quarters and their R.sident Population by Sex and Region. Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

I TOTAL I "UR8AN I R-lJRAL

I---------------------C---------I---------,-------------------1-----------------------------[Number I 80th I Mal. I Fam.lelNumber 1 80th I Male .IFemalelNumber I 80th 1 Male IFemalelof Inst I Sax&, I I lof Inst I Sexu I I lof Inst I Sexes I I

Type of Institutiona'Living Quarters•••Region------~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------------_.------------------

-------_ ..-------_.-------------------------------_ ...-~~_.._---~------------------_._----------------_._---------------_.----------

Region IX - Western MindanaoConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries



Coastal VesselsRefugee ,CampsOthersNot Stated

124100

62

142

36

6461,843

.06

2.87

581

3.31,824

847

2.86

400

253,.5.

1181

10440

38

118

520410

742

215

202

3243.5702

214

51

'.615

40

',~'~"

1151

2060

24

131

28

1261;433

164

2772

-379

6.1;429

145

2772

349

"4

30

Region x Northern Mindanao868 7,079 4,586 2,493 712 5,337 3,118 2,219 156 1,742 1,468 - 274

Hotels,' Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc.

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal Inst1tutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminar1es

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging. Mining and Const.!

Public Work CampsOce~n-going and Inter-Island!

Coa.stal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

311102284021186

14

742

2,09832664.

1,037

1,3691,075

116

38.20

8.311.473•••752

1,051

107

17220

1,20520717638

61724

•217

2.38.183.

185238

561

1,96028.229

1,036

1,219235

56

2.4,.

808'102135•• 8

682218

4.107,.

i:152187.438

53717

7

187

1813101

2663

6

181

, 13837

4201

150840

60

.51

8517

3381

708s3

58

651

532062

807

2

30

Region XI - Southern MindanaoTotal 772, 10,213 7,274 2,939 604 6,955 4,546 2,409 168 3,258 2,728 530

Hot.ls, Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc.

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConv~nts, Nunneries, Seminaries

,and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!


r Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stilted

188 1,59277 6702S 62429 2,115

202 1,97279 1.819

100 1,060

1 52 34

54 28712 35

72631336.

2,094

1,052"1,563

.07

52.19620

86635725521

.20256

153

5.,15

174702224

17627

62

238•

1,456655582

1,843

1,449262

452

34,19428

644307, 340

1,826

643256

358

2912815

B1234824217

8066

.4

56613

14765

,2652

38

163

1361542

272

5231,557

608

5

.37

8262.

268

4091,307

549

685

549134

114250

59

252

Region XII - Central MindanaoTotlll 461 4,173 2,686 l,4El7 367 3,103 1,871 1,232 .4 1,070 815 255

Hotels, Lodging Houses,. Dormitories, etc.


..and Boarding Schools,Military Camps and StationsLogg1ng, Mining and Const.!

Public Work CampsOcoan-go1ng and Inter-Island!


21855

•22.833

•116

1,669180233715

660302

113

.5206

7945.'.66.7

388262

.742

151

8751213718

27240

16

5355

'.5434,.7.12

5

'65

1,5M 725 789149 42 107199 178 21451 434 17

474 255 -219183 146 37

72 61 11

55 25 306 5 1

231253

2021

4

51

1553134

264

18611.

41

40200

69 6617 1'418 16

263 1

133 53116 ' 3

36 5

17 23146 S4

-------------------~~-----,~-------------~~---------------------------~------------------------~------------------------~-~---------

4


Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status, Age Group and Region: 1990

94

67

18

41729628.

356

70103321262

224

691

341

35632330380

937

801,154

8.268

J,110

1,186323278

3,476

1,010

59. 2, 793

356441

58

283

782

107

14'15.583428

241

424

1552,586

204506

7051,001368

6,697

6,115

51,4961,127

308

1,561

5,611

1126,486

'841,330

1171,3561,097

661 .

2,166

151

861

241

248

333

2674,349

.121,278

21,2225,163

654

2,503

131,6367,097

227

4,470

256173

2,1921,183

4,823'

28.2,2664,6101, 001

17.362

27611,1083,2362,969

17,736

10,709

40

32

4'

21

47

571

716

3412,185

167

2,0074704"293

6,585

5244

4,34374

1,28251

1,420552

9,269

1,228

1,4881,6401,796

8••

101770

2,264224

1,517

••44

25243

21961

1,8905

24036

2,314

1,3792

562218

2,456

1,73671

924276

22

37

24

3421

173;1

56'

393

57'182

5904

590161

1,191

13

35

30

34.

24032

633

348

639160

435I

6'0232

1,182

522

350

5,5979,2752,4162,668

4,575

1,257

33,B138,9191,961

4,398524

5,6653,393

1,109

8,700

1,516

5536,OB58,7142,869

41,006

256,844

13,3821,335

46,725

5,07423,626B,8286,649

18,158

10,081

Both Sexes

Female


Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employ ••'including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Trainee

(AFP including Cadets)Officer or Crew Member in

Merchant Ve5sesPrie5t/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.) '.Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot Stated

Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee ineluding



Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLOdger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


Manager, Director, In_chargeStaff Member/Employee including



Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


:_-::::~~;~:~~~~: __::-::::::::-:-::::;~:;---i;;;;:;;;;:;i-:;:::;:-i-;;::_;;:;:f;:::;~:;:~~-~;;:;:~:::~:;:~:::~:;;;:;:~;

Soth Sexes 138,878 2,570 2,560 5,743. .20,730 59,356 26,459 10,190 10,6'1°Manager, Director, In-charge 2,625 96 574 665 565 725Staff Member/Employee including I

Physicians and Nurses 18,781 2.745 9,293 3,727 1,628 1,388Officer or Enlisted Man, Trainee j

(AFP including Cadets) IB,508 737 10,957 5,669 1,028 1 7Office •...or Crew Member in 113

Merchant Vessn 578 106 302 122 35Priest/Seminarian/Nun 12,929 1,014 3,902 2,852 1,818 3'4343:43Lodger/Border (Hot.l. Dorm.) 22,096 471 6,607 11,707 2,224 653Patient (Hospital, San1tal"'1um) 4.204 65 61 104 298 1,228 969 658 821Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged, 8.1•Orphanages etc.) 9,472 783 983 3,115 2,770 532 261 129Prisoner/Detainee 24,150 ,I 4 73 1.691 11,281 6,645 2,896 1,559Others 15,493 1,329 1,169 1,486 3,216 5,428 1,567 677 621Not Stated 10,042, 392 343 494 1,450 4,152 1.758 703 750

Male 92,153 l,38B 1.369 3,287 11,461 41.620 20,344 7,314 5,3~0I

311+H2Iu1,~~;48B

l,~~iI

5'I:

,t240333

J2113636.

3.r:138

J63

J2ii75

t::110I,.224

5


.,:'Tabl. 2. Institutiona' Population by Sell., Residence Status. Age Group and Region: 1990' - Continued

TotalResidence Status. Sax and Region

I AGE GROUP1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------fl••s than 51 5 - 9 I 10 - 14 I 15.19 I 20,- 291.30 - 39 I 40 - 49-'150 "Ov"r

Nattona' Capit.l Region

157 1110

62

1,993 ,,' 1.826

45 5ti

,132 ." 301115 67.

'.174220

I

223

2881167129

1821113,.4

1, 910

8249

5

199

524062

,129

.285181115

I,U7

'28 2201,114 699

27 22139 95

946.11417.

391545,154

424

263

5.

51

20

358

31.456214.

2,035

.,2,520

90330

4,662

13282509502

70

•• 5

81

1,465

196

2521

3,462.3

1354,267403776

10,3271.

,.13

308

263

27

9.3451145142

23367012.

1081,615

41

3,649

1,04419

334151

2,936

.,18

999

8115

382.8915

15921

1,174

1,140

9920

129

10

258

12

21317411

311

12

300

17l

1098

177

13124

333

2,909218

1,3651,130

235

32,1265,971.17

279

2,6889,0571,0511,538

2,619

1,956

1,6872,9421,344

1,022

17,478

23,528243

Mal.

Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Tra1ne.

(AFP including Cadets)Offic.r or Crew Member in

Merchant VessesPri~st/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sen1tarium)Inmate/W'ard (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot CStated

Femal.

Manager, Director. In-chargeStaff Member/Employe. including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Tratnee

(AFP including Cadets)Off1car or Crew Member in

Merchant V •••••Priest/Seminarian/NunLodger/8order (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospit.l, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanag., ate.)Prisonar/o.tatn ••other.•Not Stated

Cordillera Administrative RegionBoth Sexes 5,050 44 9. 198 1,240 2,335 579, .232 32.


Physicians and Nurse.Officer or Enlisted Man, Trainee

(AFP including Cadets)Offtcer or Crew Member in



115

7.0

1,576

4381,015

13

14019.4373.0

2

392

34

'219

492

71

5125

3

104

381

525083

24209154

403

1,050."

-, .'90395

2

89.122148

.28,

139 '.

1-27

7041

584175

32

71

15

52123

1.' 92314

34

43

3

174101

102823

Male 3,399 23 64 121 791 1,762 412 122 104




Merchant VessesPrie~~/Seminarian/NunLodge~lBorder (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital. Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanag •• etc.)Priso~er/DetaineeOthersNot Stated

67

424

1,576

,..4215

82192217239

22

19

2718

241

45

3021

58

381

51200

15203927

5

224

1,050

.3,.,1

2985210.

20

82

127

2621

5.2951

14

38

15

'15103

9108

18

22

3

315

988

6


Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status, Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued

Manager, Dtrector, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including



Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, DoMm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


Region I - 110co$ RegionBoth Sexes

Manager, Director. In-~hargeStaff Member/Employee including





MaleManager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlfsted Man, Trainee


Merchant Ve,sellPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hollpital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


FemaleManager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including





58

335

252594

8

584

220121

3,373

11'

492

611

4753451

12439558'222

2,154

71

255

611

175188

1

81386242144

1,219

48237

300157

439

34778

172

97

23

452'57

12

2520

40

11

209

7

15

151

46

15

301

32

8

231

14

7

251

26

214

'4

11

233

4611

50

8

143

196

44

3

,27

5

3

46

1308

3,5227

378

3

82

4

652

452813325

200

2

40

4

520

38284'14

178

42

132

7

8411

13

179

272341

61

7042

1,443

24

240

334

'8190

1120423'103

984

14

117

334

36108

51989577

459

10

123

6282

66

14426

8

57

4420

21224

679

24

108

216

13244

2924318

483

17

63

216

4324

911712

196

7

45

8920

21

266

18

33

372

136

291

24

30

54

7125

1482413

201

17

19

54

3617

147

55

90

7

11

35,

1198

16

21

14351

12015

45

44

32

3

16822

1

4202922

147

21

15

3


Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status. Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------.----------------------------------------------.----------------------------------.-----------.------------.--.-------------Residence StatusSex. and Region

Toto'I ' AGE GROUP

1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Iless than 51 5 - 9 I 10 - 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29 I 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 ~ Ovpr------------------.-----------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Region II - Cegayan ValleyBoth StlX8S






Male

Manager, DirectOr, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee includ1ng



Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodger/Border (Hotel. Dorm.)Patient (Hospital. Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


Female




Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


Region III - Central luzon

Both Sexes




Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Agea,


4,195

76

601

1,586

250218

1

102398775188

3,164

49

354

1,566

13851

50395439122

1,011

27

247

112157

1

523

33666

10,301

262

2,367

1,783

7481,316255

4.0"0

1,990498

113

26

7611

55

16

381

58

10

3810

294

92

16.33

8

138

35

7924

"

21

308

79

14

4916

285

2

81

18418

138

17

261

8212

70

7

111

438

68

10

15

394

417

422

1276

20634

410

5

57

24

2780

53313049

248

28

24

1912

2329040

162

4

29

868

31

409

1,434

8

414

39

6033818

5354346104

91£

13

239

1,062

58931

17722845

1.611

7

131

1,062

4121

17714329

305

6

108

17721

8516

4,352

57

1,273

.53

21864070

19288676"6

939

26

173

441

4318

10410232

790

19

113

441

247

103

"24149

7

60

1911

1438

2,001

75

397

635

17119572

"14220693

302

15

75

59

445

56399

218

9

49

""1

55237

846

26

294

1162

778

53

147

144

1016359

136012018

"Jq

7il

"

2

133

39.,

27135

106

4

24

392

10

261

740

69

136

12

1984032

90408340


Table 2. Institutional Population by Se~. Residence Status, Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued

Region III - Centra' Luzon

•

Ma,.Manager, Director, In-chargeSteff Member/Employee including



Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel. Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


FemaleManager. Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Trafnee

(AFP including Cadets)Offfcer or Crew Member in

Merchant VessesPriest/Semfnarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel. Dorm~)Patient (Hospital. Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetafneeOthersNot Stated

Region IV - Southern TagalogBoth Sexes


Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlfsted Man. Trainee

(AFP includfng Cadets)Offfcer or Crew Member in

Merchant VessesPriest/Semin~rian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarfum)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged.

-Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetafneeOthersNot Stated

MaleManager, Director. In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfffcer or Enlisted Man. Trainee


Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged.

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetafneeOthersNot Stated

6.606

144

1.279

1,734

359550166

307550

l,leS329

3,695

118

l,oae

49

38976889

1e340802169

15,979

336

1,850

2,062

1681.9991.994612

5293.5641.8361,029

11.706

215

1.2222.046

166813

1,018454

3713,5141,089

798.

169

58

8823

125

34

8110

238

2

28

17137

105

13

8110

9

168

2

56

9713

117

25875

253

53

12575

115

29

6422

/,

22I

786

13010

170

201

49

7624

431

656

1808

13537

285

315

12989517

818

3

248

39

5511410

355120360

616

5

166

52248

183

14344

1,701

10

226

58

4010043343

16415738090

1,100

5

142

54

384920339

13.15521069

2,96620

712

939

12.2584'13282439125

1.386

37

561

14

8938221

66

23733

7,143

70

889

1.306

87787

1,104219

581,638631354

5,622

52

609

1,296

87417582192

401,624406317

1,435

50

216

610

8190458

12712979

566

25

181

25

9010527

7ISn14

3,558

93

409

572

27434265152

251,085242254

2,82362

270

571

27172133117

151,067160229

480

34

62

138

333840

1247697

298

19

85

6

682519

1135111

1.55466

196

107

103208192

748287106

1.070

47

127

106

10765046

64714586

323

37

418

612819

47373312

417

32

95

4

1371213

4335028

1.101

97

130

19

43584698

141946576

586

49

74

19

49919543

1892848


Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status. Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_._-------- .

Residence StatusSex and Region

TotalI AGE GROUP1"-----------_._-_ .._._-----_ _ _--_ ----- ------ ------I less than 51 5 _ 9 I 10 - 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29 I 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 to OVP)-----------------------------------------------------------.--------_.----------------------------------------------------_._-------_.

Region IV _ Southern Tagalog

Fem.le



(AFP including Cadet~)Officer or Crew Member in

Merchant VeSS8~

Prie~t/Seminarian/Nunlodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanage~ etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot Stated

Region V _ Bicol Region

Both SexeaManager, Director, In_chargeStaff Member/Employee including





Mal.Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Treinee


Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodger/80rder (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


FemaleManager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including





4,273

121

628

16

21,186

976158

15850

747231

5,208

122

1,011

1,330

150563280206

130749388279

3,936

82

572

1,329

148297137145

41739244202

1, 272

40

439

226614361

891014477

133

15

90

"82

2

27

1934

44

13

822

38

14

1112

10

138

24

6153

86

2

91

3143

55

41

203031

2

5

1113

146

341

51

4020

142

8

193

8131

93

5

63

5227

49

3

13

294

601

5

84

4

251

2304

282

17021

611

178

26

5126772

28697578

403

101

265014332

6684854

208

77

11244

221

2724

1,521

18

280

10

37052227

1814

22537

2,192

12

492

793

6413814114

1234612159

1,734

11

236792

64816111

33438547

458

256

57803

93

3612

735

31

139

26213235

10188225

1,208

18

173

437

1816730119

41972817

1,061

15

124

437

1711221113

11941611

147

3

49

15596

33126

484

19

69

24'3146

1114220

485

4791

65

14831051

3951610

339

30

65

65

1438710

29387

146

17

26

453

41

1283

."

2592/44

11

"211

402

44

77

9

31491416

2838177

20725

46

9

352108

63774

195

19

31

9748

221103


Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Re~idenc~ Status. Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued

Region VI _ Western Viseyas

Soth Selles

Manager. Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man. Trainee


Merehent VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nun ~Lodger/Border (Hotel. Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

OrphanageS etc.)Prisoner/~talneeOthersHot Stated




Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (HoliPital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Agod,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot Statod

Manager, Director, In-chargoStaff Member/Employee including


(AFP including Cadet5)Officer or Crew Member in


Orphanages etc.)p~isono~/OetaineeOthe~sNot Stated

Region VII _ Central Visayas

Both Selle!Manager, D1recto~. In-chargeStaff Member/Employee including


(AFP including Cadets)Officer or Crew Membe~ in

Me~chant VesliesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodge~/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Pr~soner/DetaineeOtherliNot Stated

8,111

155

1,203

1,446

94792240

553774939

1,131

5,420

100

573

1,440

39745435

27975455971B

2,691

55

530

5

sso46B4

27420370413

11,595

252

1.622

929

9522,439319

52B1,7021,2741,578

14B

29

B533

72

13

4315

75

15

4317

lB5

27

25

9044

,.7

.017530

.4

3.13411

103

42

4219

221

17

77

9730

11

302

lB

1275

10052

,.5

10

.355325

115

•44

3727

542

5323

20313145105

1,079

3

151

53

302964

10.99,.,134

709

2

11B

62

221274

5997125.2370

43

•159392ss52

2,115

9

292

19

34.5.15

127235310215

3,179

25

505

.06

lea"48819

503.929B410

2,360

24

272

.01

77253,.273B520.295

.19

2

233

5

1112351

23490115

4,679

54

741

505

,..'1,261

42

43.304177.7

1,602

42

259

511

235.57

17174B7lB3

1,21429

154

511

124'495

415456m

38S

13

105 "

112371

13103155

1,914

55

304

2.2

.257164SS

233.'103276

5"39

134

ss

155213

97350B9

399

20

7.ss

57103

3721972

240

19

56

9911

513117

.35

41

131

101

2035237

1015550ss

975

'5

14'

11

327137

1333351200

,,525

51

11

10755

.23020100

579

21

93

220B2

91341100

902

72

15'

21

27051103

20.35255

1990 CENSUS OF POPlJLi\TION AND HOUSING

Tabl. 2. Institutional popu.lat1on by Sex, ResidE;nce Status, Age Group and Region: 1990 - Continued

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Residence StatusSe;w;:and Region

TotalI AGE GROUP

1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------11esl than 51 5 - 9 I 10 - 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29,1 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 & Over--------------------------.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.------

1,121

Region VII _ Central V1~IlY~SMal.


Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, 'Trainee


Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,. Orphanages etc.)

Prisoner/DetaineeOthers- .Not Stated

Female




Merchant VessesPri.st/Seminar1an/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanftarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


7.315

143

857

909

4231,034208

. 3411,631732

1,037

4,280

,109

765

20

'5291,'405III

.18771542541

94

14

16

442092

13

9

4624

98

3

345011

123

14

43

4719

339

2513

148.139248

203

2810

55

5357

•

6

143

19

2330611

90220198105

994

3

149

11552

4

3716112110

3,244

33

408

494

t 7456032

24805239575

1,635

31

333

12

114.70110

1925178212

1,41~

43

171

278

130.942

1436955228

495

23

133

4

1277513

9154848

543

24

66

97

843127

61452835

293

17

65

4

1192110

411,2220

37

]1:..,9

79:"515

41;5

35

85

1582837

114

3651

•

Region VIII Eastern Vfsayas

Both Sex.s

Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee ,including

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Trafnee


Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium):Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot St.ated

Ma'"




.Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLOdger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Pati'ent (Hospital, Sanitarfum)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOth'ersNot,~tated

5,636

85

526

1,864

36523314

3541,428528239

4,605

45

306

1,861

193997

1991,409338148'

94

.3

40

3417

56

3

24

245

12

141

78

4319

77

52

195

211

71

11956118

130

5

7253612

528

4

48

25

876

70.11914038

391

3

36

25

634

3511810232

2.544

7

226

1, 285

77102

1759215880

2,242

4

125

1,282

3931

758611058

1,257

32

142

477

117302

14033221

1,071

13

73

477

63151

4002015

490

22

7961

12022719

396

13

4'69

4451

196145

371

20

46

8

"126

281073327

236

12

23

8

4,,1

,1041316

.INSTITImONAL POPULATION

Table 2. In5t1tut1onal Population by Sex, Residence Status, Aie Group and Regton: 1990 - Continued

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I A"G E GROUP

Residence Status I Total l----------------------~------------------------------------------------------1---Selt and Regton I llen than 51 5 - 9 I 10'" 14 I ]5 - 19 I 20 - 29 I 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 & Over_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J ___

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas IFemale 1.031 38 .4 81 137 302 180 '4 135

Manager, Director, In_charge 40 3 " • 8Staff Member/Employee including

Physicians and Nurs •• 220 12 101 •• 15 23Officer Qr Enlisted Man. Trainee

(AFP including Cadets) 3 3Officer or Crew Member in

Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nun 172 2 38 54 35 43

Lodger/Border (Hotel, Donn.) 134 2 42 71 15 I 3

Petient (Hospital, Sanitarium) 7 I I 5

InmatejWard (Home for the Aged,Orphanages etc.) 155 I. 2. 47 35 10 1 I "Prisoner/Detainee " 1 • 3 6 3

Others ,.0 10 24 25 38 48 12 13 20Not Stated ., 12 14 • • 22 • 14

I11

Region IX _ Western Mindanao

Both Sexes 6,959 85 72 150 7.0 3,244 1,804 503 311

Manager, Director, In-cherge 10. 4 30 35 23 14Staff Member/Employe. including

Physicians and Nurses 518 57 227 141 53 40Officer or Enlisted Man, Trainee

(AFP including Cadets) 1,670 14 '00 .25 122 •Officer or Crew Member '"Merchant Vesses 255 15 ,.8 " 11 4Priest/Seminarian/Nun 352 47 112 82 42 ••Lodger/Border (Hotel, Donn. ) '4' 15 14. 22. 34 • 8Patient (Hospi ta 1, Sanitarium) 154 3 • 12 2. 38 22 43Inmate/Ward (Home for the.Aged,

Orphanages etc.) 115 2. 33 38 14 1 2 I

Prisoner/Detainee 1,309 I 1 • 81 .'0 3.2 124 ••Othors 1,399 34 23 55 2.7 ." 215 57 41

Not Stated .37 23 12 32 100 251 '.3 3. 17

Male 5,754 48 .3 8' 55' 2,729 1,650 431 205

Manager, Director, In-charge 7' 23 27 18 10

Staff Member/Employee includingPhysicians and Nurses 284 34 III 85 3' 20

Officer or Enlisted Man, Trainee(AFP including Cadets) 1,661 " 8.5 .21 122 •

Officer or Crew Member '"Merchant Vessel. 238 13 137 73 11 4Pr1est/Seminarian/Nun 210 38 75 53 21 23Lodger/Border (Hotel, Donn.) 20. 7 .7 101 20 8 3

Patient (Hosp1 ta 1, Sanitarium) 117 2 4 10 23 28 ,. 33Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.) 80 " 20 2' 12 I 2 1Prfsoner/Detainee 1,298 I I 4 80 .3' 3" 121 ••Others 1,023 15 1', 33 201 4.8 "3 47 25

Not Stated 558 12 • ,. 8. 231 157 32 12

Female 1,205 37 2. ., 231 515 '154 72 10.

Manager, Director, In-charge 27 3 7 8 , 4Staff Member/Employee including

Physicians and Nurses 234 23 11. 5. " 20Officer or Enlisted Man, Trainee

(AFP including Cadets) • 5 4Officer or Crew Member in

Merchant Vesses 17 2 11 4Priest/Seminarian/Nun 142 • 37 2• 21 4.Lodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm. ) 238 8 82 128 " 1 5

Patient (Hosp1 ta 1, Sanitariu.m) 37 2 2 • 10 • 10Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Or,phanages etc'.)' 35 7 13 13 2Prisoner/Detainee 11 1 • I 3Others 37. " 12 22 g. 179 22 10 ,.Not Stated 7' 11 3 I. 11 20 • 7 5

13

..' 'f'r ..

1990 cENsusoF"P()P(JLATl(jN AND HOUSING

~,.-Table 2. Institutiol'llll Popu1at1ol'1 by Sex, Residence 'si~~u~~:A;e G;'o~p and Regiol'l: 1990 - -Continued

----------------------------------------------~--------------------.---------------------------------------------------------------,Residence StatuISex and Region

I.II

Total - : '1-:_.~_::.:_:__~':_~:.__.:'t:::. _:. ~_' ~_:. : : _~ _~_ ~_ ~ •. - ~- - -- - ~- - -- - - - M - M ~ ~ _ M ~-

,]leu than 5~ 5-.' 9. _ l' iO .• 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29 I 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 & OV6Ir________ M ------------.----------~.----------------------------------------------------.-

R~gion X - Northerl'l Hindal'lllOBoth Saxes

Hal'lager, Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee 1ncludihg

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Han, Trainee


Merchant VessellPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodg~r/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,



Physicians al'ldNursesOfficer or El'Ilisted Man, Trainee

(AFP including Cadets)Officer or Crew Member 11'1

Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.),Patient (Hospital. Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged.


FemaleMal'lllger,Director, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee 1ncludil'lg

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlisted Mal'l,Trainee

(AFP includil'lg Cadets)Officer or Crew Member in

Merchant VesselPriest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,


Region XI _ Southern MindanaoBoth Sexes



(AFP including Cadets)Off~cer or Crew Member in

Merchant VessesPriest/Seminarian/Nunlodger/Border (Hotel. Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged.


7,079160

1,355

936

1612

1,23913

2361,0131,123

369

4,586

90

669

931

.358443, c 9

i40,983726237

2,493

, '70

666

6

1254796

4

9630

397152

10,213

207

1,5171.235

11.,144f.241. 413

3712,0661,459

559

220

2

71

7671

146

44

4259

74

273412

260

14

44

21111

14

; '"106

37

':" 5116

51

16

266

55

19

2610

262

12

69

16616

222

34

64106133

136

12

409

472666

22

241

346

361

3410

1036

16642

1,1322

243

12

11376

4111626960

593

106

11

6106

3311316533

539

136

6272

63

6427

1,517

7

263

27

21639221

60102300129

3,089

32662

441

230649

4

13625

, 409124

2,019

20

279

439

176240

3

461626573

1,07012

363

2

52409

1

97

;4461

4.097

65

699

671

1394653133

26676437264

1,428

42

265

430

147120

4

423713742

1,10322

165

429

67593

2269319

325

20

100

60611

4114423

2,226

44

350

536

252123104

1163611061

461

36

106

46

7336

3765620

269

1971

47

2117

70366

162

16

35

6219

35

1714

657

43

134

93

1262771

2943433

431

4'.'

7.'

115i2.'

I

5,4:.21

249

284"

6

6692

1473111

162

21

30

18!'.131

43

1410

613

58

7l

1541246

5'1543514


,Table 2. Institutional Population by Sex, Residence Status, Age Group and Region: 1990 _ Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------._---------------------------------------------------

8

44

535

29

24

376

38153

175

n

1016565

533

"B

5528

5650

42

467

571

12752667'8

868245208

5

26

181

19611'15

3110115894

176

786

101

"

4

49

917

8

27

1117

131

165348'229

1,027

1,230

2372,045

800422




MercnD.nt V.uesPriest/Seminarian/NunlOdger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospitel, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages stc.)Prisoner/DetaineeOthersNot Stated

1 AGE GROUPResidence Status J Total 1------------------- _Sex and Region I. 11ess than 51 5 - 9 I 10 - 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29 I 30 - 39 I 40 - 49 150 to. Over

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\\-----------Region XI - Southern Mindanao

Male 7,274 153 151 231 927 3,026 1,764 6J6,.6,\,Ij3.

17137

1

28~\2028

.85

2 29 1153

18 25 2413 7 14

1910

2 40 1254

39 49 3715 8 26

33 61 170

176 8 4

17 20 25

100 75 654 8 19

56 98 221

20 119273 387

5 59

29 171 7

142 19135 46

1,210 1,5815 15

49 194

5 B'

56 1027B5 599

13 41

2. 8107 32985 103B1 101

665 994

8

20 94

4 8'

53 80353 267

5 27

" 7105 n342 4757 52

462 211 237

12 15 34

112 37 27

3

151 '0 10158 10 749 34 19

5 217 5 1

54 14 1811 5 S

567 252 178

33 31 "85 40 16

97 29 3

39 39 3573 , 448 30 59

2155 58 2717 6 417 10 7

451 187 125

19 " 16

54 25 10

97 29 3

25 12\ 1~48 4

37 " 50

1150 64

12:11 3

8 4

\'

13

"2

1,071

2

82

590130111127

223

107

201591340265

203

222

384

67

75

490

13421

659137

481752lB4

5

178673170157

18668'148

2,939

4,173

2711,489

202

2,686

Both Sexes

MaleManager, Dfrector, In-chargeStaff Member/Employee includfng

Physicians and NursesOfficer or Enlfsted Man, Trainee

(AFP includfng Cadets)Officer or Crew Member in




Physicians dnd NursesOfficer or Enlisted Man, Trainee



Orphllna.ges etc.)' .Prisoner/DetaineeOthenNot Stat ad

Region XII - Cantral Mindanao

Femalo

Manager, Director, In-chargeStaff M9mber/Employee including

Physicians and NursesOfffcer or Enlisted Man. Trainee


Merchont VessesPrfest/Seminarian/NunLodger/Border (Hotel, Dorm.)Patient (Hospital, Sanitarium)Inmate/Ward (Home for the Aged,

Orphanages etc.)Prisoner/Detafnee

.OthersNot Stated

15


Tabl •. 2. Institut1one.l Population by Sex, Residence Status, Age Group lind Region: 1990 - Continued

I AGE GROUP

1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------!less than 51 5 _ 9 I 10 - 14 I 15 - 19 I 20 - 29 1 30 - 39 [ 40 - 49 150 & Over

Tot",lResidence StatusSell. end Region-------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------'---------------------.-----------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Region XI! - Central M1 ndanao

Female 1,487 23 37 51 545 587 "" 75 53

Manager, Diroctor, In-charg. 40 4 7 14 S 7

Staff Member/Employee includingPhysicians ". Nurses 181 2. 100 31 15 "Officer or Enl hted Man, Trainee(AFP including Cadets)

Officer or Craw Member ••Merchant Vess.sPriost/Sem1narian/Nun 85 3 22 13 27 2\)

Lodger/Bord.r (Hotel, Oom.) 807 11 432 332 25 5 2

Pationt .(Ho$pital, Sanitar1um) 54 5 7 14 II 9

lnml.lte/Ward(Home for the Aged,Orphanl!.gel.tc. ) 23 11 • 1

Prilon~r/Oetainee 18 1 1 5 • ,Others 170 21 24 13 43 56 • , 4

Not Stated 108 2 1 12 24 Il~ 3 " 5

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_ .._-- .- ---_._-----_. --------------

16


Table 3. In5t i tut iona' Population'by Single-Veal'" .Age~Cla5$ification. Sex and Regior., Urban-Rural: 1990

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------------------Single-Year Age 1 TOTAL I UR8AN 1 R U R A L.Classification 1-----',-------"---------------1------------------------------1------------------,------------and Region I 80th" Sexes I Mate I Female ,I .Bot~ Sexes I Male I Female I Both Se)(EIS I Hale I Female--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Phil fpp1nes

All Ages 138,8"78 92,153 46;725 110,198 68,.704 41,494 2~.680 23.449 5,231

Below 660 356 304 528 289 239 132 67 651 554 316 238 403 231 172 151 85 662 487 273 214 374 219 155 113 54 59

I 3 432 236 196 326 184 142 106 52 544 437 207 230 322 153 169 115 54 615 450 249 201 353 196 '157 97 53 446 485 243 242 372 169 203 113 74 39

I 7 452 235 217 355 193 162 97 42 55, 8 513 .258 '.255 405 204 201 108 54 54,\ 9 660 384 276 502 28B _214 158 96 62

10 701 441 260 560 358 202 141 83 5811 715 429 28. 559 348 211 156 81 7512 821 501 320 680 426 254 141 75 6613 1,334 756 578 1,160 668 512 154 88 6614 2,172 1,160 1,012 1,956 .1,020 936 216 140 7615 2,396 1,355 1,041 2,117 1,179 "8 279 176 10316 2,753 1,556 1,197 2,417 1,335 1,062 336 221 11517 4,231 2,322 1,909 ,3,625 1,924 1,701 606 396 20B18 5,179 2,773' 2,406 4,430 2,223 2,207 749 550 19919 6,171 '3,455 2,716 5,386 2,665 2,521 785 590 19520 7,077 4,196 2,681 6,072 3,398 '2,674 1,005 798 20721 6,603 4,291 2,512 5,750 3,456 2,292 1,053 833 22022 5,340 4,211 2,129 5,222 3,260 1,962 1,118 951 16723 6,328 4,299 2,029 5,025 3,183 1,642 1,303 1,116 18724 6,123 4,334 1,789 4,722 3,096 1,626 1,401 1,238 16325 6,786 5,136 1,650 5,227 3,776 1,451 1,559 1,360 1992. 5,625 4,250 '1,375 4,144 2,913 1,231 1,481 1,337 14427 5,375 4,106 1,269 3,'883 2,763 1,120 1,492 1,343 14928 ,4,494 3,456 1,038 3,238 2,322 916 1,256 1.134 12229 4,405 3,341 1,064 3,181 2,257 924 1,224 1,084 14030 4,224 3,226 998 " 3,046 2,181 865 1,178 1,045 13331 3,232 2,522 710 2,306 1,724 502 926 798 12832 3,124 2,390 734 2,248 1,607 641 876 783 9333 2,720 2,109 611 1,980 1,436 544 740 673 6734 2,648 2,084 564 1,958 1,455 503 690 629 6135 2,673 2,037 636 1,939 1,374 565 734 663 7136 2,342 1,821 521 1,720 1,262 458 622 559 6337 2,081 1,592 489 1,542 1,113 429 539 479 6038 1,778 1,360 418 1,295 931 364 483 429 5439 1,637 1,203 434 1,234 856 378 403 347 5640 1,855 1,303 552 1,432 950 482 423 353 7041 1,385 962 423 1,066 708 358 319 254 6542 1,303 932 371 1,004 6BO 324 299 252 4743 1,130 772 358 902 585 317 228 187 4144 977 647 330 772 4B4 288 205 163 4245 926 610 316 723 451 272 203 159 4446 841 547 294 660 404 256 181 143 3847 B44 594 250 670 452 218 174 142 3248 790 504 286 641 3B9 252 149 115 3449 739 443 296 593 334 259 146 109 3750 780 441 339 637 327 310 143 114 2951 679 378 301 561 302 259 118 76 4252 636 366 270 527 297 230 109 69 4053 580 338 242 477 267 210 103 71 3254 574 327 247 484 260 224 90 67 2355 546 331 215 45B 268 190 88 63 2556 463 246 217 391 199 192 72 47 2557 43B 245 193 374 197 177 64 48 1658 402 219 183 349 183 166 53 36 1759 377 189 lB8 326 145 181 51 '4 760 469 236 233 403 195 208 66 41 2561 349 187 162 309 164 145 40 23 1762 356 181 175 298 150 14B 58 31 2763 317 142 175 279 125 154 38 17 2164 341 152 189 279 129 150 62 23 3965 304 159 145 260',. 132 128 44 27 1766 233 102 131 211 92 119 22 10 1267 222 112 110 191_ 94 97 31 18 136B 181 74 107 160 67 93 21 7 1469 244 123 121 212 104 108 32 19 1370 247 116 131 220 102 118 27 14 1371 145 63 82 131 57 74 14 6 B72 145 59 86 128 50 7B 17 9 873 135 65 70 120 56 64 15 9 674 143 47 96 130 45 85 13 2 1175 151 60 91 139 ' 55 84 12 5 7

17


Table 3. Institutiona' Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued_____________ w~ _____________ •_________________________ -----------------------------_.-------------------------------------

Single-Year Age I TOT A'L. I URBAN I R U R A L.

Classification1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1••••••••••••••••• " ••••••••••• -1- ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••

and Region I Both Sexes I "-,. I Fem.l. I Both Sex •• I Mal. I Femal. I Both Sexes I Male I Female------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-------------Phil 1pp1n ••

76 148 58 90 137 51 86 11 7 4

77 143 59 84 129 51 78 14 8 6

78 132 48 84 117 41 76 15 7 8

79 126 41 85 110 33 77 16 8 8

80 136 41 95 126 39 87 10 2 8

81 68 21 47 60 18 42 8 3 5

82 74 24 50 66 22 44 8 2 6 i83 70 22 48 64 20 44 6 2 4

84 67 19 48 65 19 46 2 2

85 57 14 43 51 13 38 6 1 5

86 45 17 28 40 15 25 5 2 3

87 23 7 16 21 7 14 2 2

88 38 12 26 38 12 26

89 31 12 19 27 11 16 4 3

90 21 6 15 18 6 12 3 3

91 11 3 8 9 2 7 2 1

92 8 1 7 8 1 7

93 2 1 1 1 194 2 1 1 2 1 1

95 4 1 3 4 1 3

96 1 197 3 3 3 398 1 1 1 199 1 1 1

100 " Over 1 1 1

Nationa' Capital Regton

All Agu 41,006 23,526 17 ,478 41,006 23.528 17,476

B.low 138 75 63 138 75 63

1 137 61 76 137 61 76

2 127 78 49 127 78 49

3 107 62 45 107 62 45

4 124 57 67 124 57 67

5 100 45 55 100 45 55

6 85 45 40 85 45 40

7 99 60 39 99 60 39

8 130 64 66 130 64 66

9 155 97 58 155 97 5810 157 99 58 157 99 5811 157 88 69 157 88 69

12 209 135 74 209 "5 74

13 630 300 330 630 300 330

14 1,161 518 643 1,161 518 643

15 1,116 546 570 1,116 546 570

16 1,053 493 560 1,053 493 560

17 1,245 556 689 1,245 556 689

18 1,434 561 873 1,434 561 873

19 1,737 780 957 1,737 780 '5720 2,074 993 l,OBI 2,074 993 1,081

21 2,064 1,019 1,045 2,064 1,019 1,045

22 1, 981 1,033 948 1,981. 1,033 948

23 1,909 1,065 844 1,909 1,065 844

24 1,804 1,064 740 1,804 1,064 740

25 2,270 1,640 630 2,270 1,640 630

26 1,558 1,001 557 1,558 1,001 55727 1,429 959 470 1,429 959 470

28 1,133 778 355 1,133 778 355

29 1,140. 775 365 1,140 775 365

30 1.122 763 359 1,122 763 35931 790 564 226 790 564 226

32 796 562 234 796 562 234

33 666 464 202 666 464 20234 621 422 199 621 422 19935 663 471 192 663 471 192

36 583 420 163 583 420 16337 561 390 171 561 390 171

38 472 336 "6 472 336 "639 .,3 270 153 423 270 15340 522- 360 162 522 360 16241 391 242 149 391 242 14942 361 239 122 361 239 12243 352 229 123 352 229 12344 329 219 110 329 219 11045 236 150 86 236 150 8646 246 145 101 246 145 10147 230 151 7' 230 151 7948 242 152 90 242 152 90

18


Table J. Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Se~ and Region,'Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

-----------------------------------------------------------.---.-._--------.-._------------------------.------------------Single-Year Ag" I TOTAL I URBAN I RURALClassification 1--------------------------'---1--------------------,---------1------,--------------,---,-----and Region I 80th Sexes I Male I Female J 80th Sexes J Malo I Female I 80th Sexes I Male I Female-------------------.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------._-------------------.-


4' 201 105 '5 201 105 '550 23. 131 106 23. 131 10651 235 120 115 235 120 11552 202 115 67 202 115 6753 161 102 7' 161 102 7'54 163 .6 65 163 .6 6555 162 '7 65 162 '7 6556 146 57 6. 146 57 6.57 146 63 63 146 63 5356 13. 70 6. 139 70 6.59 123 67 66 123 57 6660 151 76 75 151 76 75 - ,51 134 79 55 134 79 5562 130 73 57 130 73 5763 115 56 59 115 56 5964 122 57 65 122 57 6565 106 53 53 106 53 5366 76 40 36 76 40 3667 56 37 31 68 37 3166 69 26 41 69 , 26 4169 96 53 43 .6 53 4370 100 49 51 100 49 5171 58 26 32 56 26 3272 52 24 26 52 24 2673 50 26 24 50 26 2474 59 16 41 5' 16 4175 63 32 31 63 32 3176 72 22 50 72 22 5077 51 24 37 51 24 3776 60 20 40 60 20 4079 51 16 35 51 16 3560 69 19 50 69 19 5061 36 10 26 36 10 2662 37 13 24 37 13 2463 37 10 27 37 10 276' 27 9 16 27 9 1665 24 7 17 24 7 1766 19 6 13 19 6 1367 11 2 9 11 2 966 12 2 10 12 2 1069 13 3 10 13 3 1090 4 2 2 4 2 291 4 4 4 492 5 4 5 49394 1 1 1 195 2 2 2 29697 2 2 2 2.6 1 1 1 199 1 1

100 &. Over

Cordillera Administrative RegionAll Ages 5,050 3,399 1,651 4,202 2,774 1,426 646 625 223

Belew 13 7 6 9 5 4 4 2 21 7 6 1 4 4 3 2 12 9 2 7 6 1 5 3 1 2, 5 4 1 4 3 1 1 14 10 4 6 6 2 4 4 2 25 10 7 3 7 6 1 3 1 26 12 6 6 6 2 4 6 4 27 15 9 6 9 ' 5 4 6 4 26 19 11 6 15 6 7 4 , 19 40 31 • 32 26 6 6 5 3

10 33 26 5 24 22 2 • 6 311 35 19 16 24 14 10 11 5 612 37 25 12 26 21 7 '. 4 513 36 23 15 2. 16 11 • 5 414 55 26 29 37 16 19 16 6 1015 71 37 34 47 23 24 24 14 1016 66 33 35 53 27 26 15 6 917 240 146 94 223 132 91 17 14 316 369 237 132 352 225 127 17 12 519 492 338 154 475 326 147 17 10 720 554 361 173 532 363 169 22 16 4

19


Tebl. 3. Institutional Population by Singl.-Vear Ag. Classification, Sex and Reg1on, Urban-Rural: 1990 _ Continued

-----------------------------------------_._.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Single-Year Age 1 TOT A I. I URBAN I RURAL

Class1'f1clI.t1on 1------------------------------1------------------------------1-------------------------------and Region I Both Sex.s I Male I F'amah I Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Mal. I Female---------.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_.-------

Cord111era Administrative Region21 379 309 70 350 292 58 29 17 12

22 277 227 50 246 205 41 31 22 9

23 237 184 53 197 148 49 .0 36 •24 177 144 33 129 100 29 .8 44 4

25 178 132 '6 123 85 38 55 47 8

26 ". 116 48 120 77 43 44 39 5

27 145 106 39 92 60 32 53 46 7

28 113 80 33 84 56 28 29 2' 5

29 III 83 28 83 59 2' 28 2' •30 97 67 30 77 50 27 20 17 3

31 75 47 28 57 34 23 ,. 13 5

32 66 38 28 50 30 20 16 8 8

33 67 58 9 •• 40 • 19 18 1

34 61 '6 15 38 26 12 23 20 3

35 45 33 12 33 23 10 12 10 2

36 61 38 13 40 28 12 11 10 1

37 .8 32 16 35 23 12 13 9 4

38 35 26 9 23 16 7 12 10 2

39 34 27 7 20 14 6 14 13 1

'0 38 22 "'. 34 19 15 • 3 1

41 25 15 10 16 9 7 9 6 3

42 24 11 13 21 10 11 3 1 2

43 26 15 11 17 7 10 9 8 1

44 18 11 7 13 6 7 5 5

45 30 9 21 19 4 15 11 5 6

46 17 10 7 16 9 7 1 1

47 14 8 6 11 6 5 3 2 1

48 25 11 14 18 7 11 7 4 3

49 15 10 5 11 8 3 4 2 2

50 37 16 21 31 10 21 6 6

51 22 10 12 13 • 7 9 4 5

52 18 7 11 12 3 9 6 4 2

53 15 6 9 11 3 8 4 3 1

54 14 • 8 11 5 6 3 1 2

55 15 3 12 12 2 10 3 1 2

56 7 1 6 6 1 5 1 1

57 8 4 4 7 3 4 1

58 13 5 8 13 5 8

59 8 3 5 6 1 5 2 2

'0 15 2 13 12 1 11 3 1 2

61 18 6 12 15 6 9 3 3

'2 11 6 5 8 4 4 3 2 1

63 ,. 4 12 8 3 5 8 1 7

'4 4 2 2 1 1 3 2 1

65 10 8 2 • 4 2 4 4

66 5 1 • 4 4 1 1

'7 8 3 5 8 3 568 • 3 5 7 3 4

69 3 3 3 3

70 7 7 5 5 2 2

71 4 4 4 472 3 1 2 3 1 273 6 1 5 5 1 4 1 1

74 4 2 2 1 1 3 2

75 3 3 3 376 3 2 1 3 2 177 6 2 4 6 2 4

78 3 3 3 379 8 8 8 8

80 • 4 4 481 1 1 1 182 3 3 3 383 2 2 2 284 3 3 3 385 3 3 3 386 1 1 1 18788 2 2 2 28990 2 2 2 291 1 1 1 192 1 1 1 19394959697

20


Table 3. Institutiona' Population by Single-Year Age Classification. Se~ and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 _ Continued

-------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------~-------------~----~-----------------------S1ngle-YearAge I TOTAL I URSA,N I RU'RAL.

Classification l------~-----------------------[------------------------------1-------------------------------and Region I Both'$exes I Male I Female I 80th Sexes I Male I Female I 80th Sexes I Male I Female


'899

lOa &. Over

Region I - Iloco$ RegionAll Age!>

Below12345678,10111213141516l7181920212223242526272.2'303132333435363738394041424344454647484,505152535455565758596051.2.364656..768.,

3,373

242621121477810141020l713344545758412913615015416815915814414311411797777563857459574745453640282128332317201916182320171315411181213,15817,78

2,154

14171754754D87,1071727254242648273961101051221161128781675858.425852424134313428311812192218,105,814,1275364651

12275

3

1,219

1094710

24263117617182033426554775.58543628312736301917212722l7161314118,10,,11581014710,115610151468•3610475

21

2,451

20181710,677813,171310303631495110310511412012111710'828468.0"43554755513245303727312619182525191716181314192015121341016

'11,,13816866

1,45212101333653686,8615221426274665557272698163514652312739273434203123241823191010161815,,5771191274354621

10275

99'

88476

242538541514l7233457405948494828192322282016162021171214713,•7,8974a7136781135,151257836,365

922

4•4251

12113434,1426232631363447424'6259463746342016302327121781851493384

41344

212

1214

2

1112

702

274211

12

2I25111615181718243836415351412936311915241822101171651282343

213

3

2

2

220

21

4

3222431088141810,68,858103116552612

211

41

31131

211

211


Table 3. Insttt~ttonel Pop~1.t1on by S1n91e~Y.ar Age Classificotion, Sex and Region. Urban-Rural: 1990. Continued

Single-Veor AgeClassification

and Region

I T ,0 TAL I U R BAN' I R U R A L1------------------,-----------1-.-----------------------------1-------------------------------I Both Sexes I Mal. I Famal. I Both Saxa, I Mal. I Femal. I 80th Saxes I Male I Female

~i

707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899

100 &. Over

Region II - Cageya" ValleyAll Ages

Below12'34567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041

76936962452311221

21

4,195

23302223153421182441351922303242488711911413314616721019123525022218417815311612010310389856655495552

322212212311

3,184

13159991710515121699181819324283729210711916815421523220516315613110292859071735848404639

44715741221211221

2

1.011

1015131461711139

29191013121423164536424139484237201817212222142818131812879913

22

76836752352311221

21

2.579

67452115461513412171329316186818889115132123144160127128106838669586248594630323532

322211212'311

1,911

3222171

316341271219235443566173988913114511511294747553495533524025272924

44615631121211221

2

668

35231444314718561712383238322842343413151216129111697157655•8

21

1,616

17231818132316141826221510131913172.3333455752786891909556727030514541412.2025172020

1,273

1013778109512111065611713192929364646706584879051625727393.3538211823131715

343

710111151379•1512957864

44911•8373551013312563522435


Table 3. Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------~--------------------------------~---------------------------------------.-.----.---Single-Year AgeClass 1.11 CII t iO!'l

and Region

I TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL1 1 c I _

I Both Sexes I Male I Female. I Both SexQs I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female

I

Region II _ Cagayan Valley42434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767770798081828384858687888990919293949596979899

100 & Over

Region III - Central luzonAll AgesBelow

12345678910111213

45361222202317202114131815136121198858510684572141343124

23

2

10,301

8350585053525350577374696378

283051614161113105613101067106132647361

41

3

12111

21

6,6064826392828303426354344462648

1767667671197553

513753213323531111222

14

2

2

3.695

3524192225221924223030233730

23

332391517201312161071081067697556496514521413421

2

23

2

8,183

7447523941454339485159574671

21193111213897449586356122537341

31

3

1211

21 .

5,074

4326372323272621312837361545

124645753963132

41363311231

421111221

2

2

2

3,109

3121151618181718172322213126

1213373348546873

55

13

211

3312

22

2,118

9361112710119

221512177

711252334312452

45

2

1,532

5

255385415710113

52121

14234421

12

1311

12

586

43467426578264

1'J90CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING

Table 3. Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classific.tion. Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 _ C~ntfnued

--------------------------------------------_._-----~-----------------_._-.----------------------------------------------.Single-Year Age 1 TOTAL I URBAN I , R U R A l.C1ess111cat1on 1------------------------------1------------------------------1-------------------------------

and Region I Both Sexes 1 Male I Fema'e I Both Sexes 1 Male I Female I 80th Sexes I Male 1 female--------------------------------------------------------------------_.-------------------------.-------------------_.-----Region III - Centra 1 Luzon

14 133 83 50 113 .8 45 20 15 "15 137 82 55 112 .5 4. 25 I. ,,. 178 97 81 154 82 72 24 15 917 284 170 114 219 125 94 55 45 20 I18 372 214 158 301 159 132 71 45 2019 4.3 255 208 387 193 194 75 .2 1420 481 272 209 398 211 187 83 .1 22

• 21 481 322 159 389 255 134 92 .7 2:522 427 291 13. 338 216 120 69 73 1623 481 325 15. 379 249 130 102 7. 2624 440 315 125 336 232 10. 102 83 1925 491 319 172 375 23. 139 11. 83 332. 452 328 124 343 234 109 109 94 1527 407 295 112 297 202 95 110 93 1728 3.5 2.8 97 279 202 77 8. •• 2029 321 231 9. 25. m 80 71 55 1630 315 211 104 249 '.3 8. •• 48 1631 224 15. .8 15. 100 5. •• 5. 1232 220 '.8 52 '.1 11. 45 59 52 733 191 135 5. 147 9. 51 44 39 534 '.3 109 54 129 85 44 34 24 1035 248 194 54 198 152 4. 50 42 63. 198 140 58 I•• 115 51 32 25 737 1.0 123 37 138 10. 32 22 17 538 140 101 39 113 78 35 27 23 439 142 98 44 112 79 33 30 19 1140 '.8 10. .2 138 85 53 30 21 941 120 79 41 97 .4 33 23 15 842 84 51 33 .3 39 24 21 12 943 72 44 28 5. 3. 20 I. 8 844 .9 42 27 53 31 22 I. 11 545 .5 37 28 5. 32 24 9 5 44. 48 27 21 33 15 18 15 12 347 52 35 17 38 24 14 14 11 348 52 33 19 45 29 ,. 7 4 349 48 2. 22 41 23 18 7 3 450 45 21 24 39 18 21 • 3 351 4. 24 22 41 22 19 5 2 352 37 19 18 2. 13 13 11 • 553 27 13 14 25 11 14 2 254 39 17 22 32 11 21 7 • 155 44 25 19 40 23 17 4 2 25. 24 17 7 18 13 5 • 4 257 21 13 8 15 9 • • 4 258 .24 12 12 ,. 9 7 6 3 559 31 13 18 29 11 18 2 2.0 32 13 19 27 12 15 5 1 4., 32 I. ,. 24 11 13 8 5 3.2 24 14 10 20 11 9 4 3 1.3 18 • 12 ,. • 10 2 2.4 19 9 10 17 7 10 2 2.5 24 13 11 22 13 9 2 2•• 28 11 17 25 11 14 3 3'.7 13 5 8 10 5 5 " 3.8 19 5 14 14 5 9 5 5.9 14 3 11 8 1 7 • 2 470 14 • 8 12 • • 2 271 10 3 7 9 3 • 1 172 11 3 " 10 3 7 1 173 18 11 7 14 9 5 4 2 274 17 4 13 13 4 9 4 475 18 5 13 15 4 11 3 27. 10 4 • 8 3 5 2 177 8 2 • • 2 4 2 278 11 1 10 • 1 5 5 579 • 1 5 • 1 580 14 2 12 13 2 11 1 181 5 3 2 3 2 1 2 182 8 8 3 3 5 583 8 4 4 • 3 3 2 184 2 I 1 2 1 185 2 2 2 28. • 2 4 5 2 3 1 187 4 4 2 2 2 268 3 2 1 3 2 189 1 1 1 190 1 1 1 191 1 I

24


Toble 3. In!ltituti'onal Populll~ion by Single-Year Age Clas.sHication, Sex a,nd,,Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 _ Continued______________________~______________~________•__~~__________________________________________i ______~_______________•_____

Single_Year Ag, I TOT A L 1 U'R B'A N 1 RURAL

Classification1________________________ """___1_____________________ ---------1"-----------------------------

and Region I Both Sexes .1. Male' I 'Female -I Both Su.e5, I t"'ale .1. Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female---------------------------------------------------------------~~---------------------------~---------------.-------------Region III - Central Luzon

9293949596979B99 - .

100' & Over


All Ages 15,979 11,706 4,273 10,306 7,232 3,074 5.673 4,474 1,199

•Below 65 22 43 46 20 26 19 2 17

1 41 23 lB 26 12 14 IS 11 42 43 22 21 32 14 lB 11 B 33 40 23 17 30 16 14 10 7 34 49 15 34 32 13 19 17 2 155 32 16 16 24 10 14 B 6 26 72 21 51 59 14 45 13 7 67 42 14 2B 33 9 24 9 5 48 4B 25 23 35 16 19 13 9 49 59 39 20 36 22 14 23 17 610 70 41 29 50 27 23 20 14 611 59 41 IB 39 26 13 20 15 512 BO 54 26 54 41 13 26 13 1313 91 59 32 63 45 IB 2B 14 1414 131 90 41 92 64 2B 39 26 1315 175 115 60 126 B7 39 49 28 2116 212 134 7B 141 94 47 71 40 3117 366 232 U4 234 161 73 132 71 61lB 422 265 157 291 178 113 131 B7 4419 526 354 172 372 242 130 154 112 4220 640 4B4 156 434 317 117 206 167 3921 731 545 lB6 505 357 14B 226 lBB 3822 753 5B9 164 507 377 130 246 212 3423 776 591 lB5 507 355 152 269 236 3324 BI1 642 169 500 373 127 311 269 4225 869 726 143 52B 424 104 341 302 3926 742 586 156 440, 322 118 302 264 3B27 703 567 136 391 291, 100 312 276 3628 595 471 124 346 251 95 249 220 2929 523 421 102 33B 262 76 185 159 2630 547 450 97 312 245 67 235 205 3031 461 383 78 277 229 4B lB4 154 3032 407 319 8B 250 IB4 66 157 135 2233 393 321 72 259 207 52 134 114 2034 340 279 61 21B 170 4B 122 109 1335 374 281 93 234 166 6B 140 115 2536 302 230 72 lB7 134 53 115 96 1937 291 223 6B 190 141 49 101 82 1938 203 161 42 126 100 26 77 61 1639 240 176 64 163 110 53 77 66 1140 233 173 60 146 110 36 B7 63 2441 197 144 53 115 87 2B 82 57 2542 193 141 52 125 90 35 6B 51 1743 lB2 123 59 120 77 43 62 46 1644 153 103 50 105 70 35 4B 33 1545 142 90 52 96 60 36 46 30 1646 125 B2 43 74 49 25 51 33 lB47 130 93 37 79 .62 17 51 31 204B 92 59 33 '. 66 43 23 26 16 1049 107 62 45 76 45 31 31 17 1450 9B 63 35 66 39 27 32 24 B51 B4 46 3B 46 27 19 3B 19 1952 74 44 30 50 30 20 24 14 1053 71 49 22 46 34 12 25 15 1054, . 70 42 2B 47 26 21 23 16 755 6B 47 21 49 33 16 19 14 556 55 38 -.]7 39 29 10 16 9 757 49 28 21 35 20 15 14 8 65B 50 24 26 3B lB 20 12 6 659 39 20 19 30 14 16 9 6 360 57 32 25 42 24 18 15 8 761 36 20 16 24 13 11 12 7 562 36 15 21 25 10 15 11 5 .663 38 14 .. 24 30 .11 19 B 3 5

25

1990 CENSUS OF POPULAT.ION AND HOUSING

Table 3. Institutiona' Population by Single-Y.ar Ag. Cl.lsif1cation. Sell. and Region. Urban-Rural: 1990 _ Conttnued

_____________________ • _____ ._. ______ 4 ___________ • __ • ___ • _______________________________________ • ____________ --------------

Single-Year Age I TOT A l I URBAN I R U R A 1.

Classtfication 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••..••••••••.nd Region I 50th S••• & I Mal. I F.mal. I 80th Sa•• s I Mal. I Female I 80th s.,,,; •• I Male I Female

--------.------.---_.--.--------------------.------------------------~~----------------.--.-_._---------------------------Region IV • Southern TeVa'oG

64 34 • 25 24 1 11 10 2 665 2. • ,. ,. 5 14 • 4 566 13 4 • 10 3 1 3 1 261 22 • 13 20 • 11 2 26. 13 6 1 12 6 6 1 1 I6. 26 13 13 21 10 11 5 3 210 21 10 11 ,. • 10 2 1 111 • 2 1 6 2 4 3 312 12 6 6 1 5 2 5 4

13 • 2 6 6 1 5 2 114 12 4 • • 4 5 3 315 12 3 • • 3 5 4 4,. 6. 5 1 5 4 1 111 • 3 6 1 2 5 2,. 1 2 5 1 2 519 11 3 • 5 1 4 6 2 4.0 • 6 2 6 5 1 2 1 1., 4 4 4 4.2 2 1 2 1.3 2 2 1 1.4 3 2 2 1.5 3 3 3 3•• 5 3 2 3 2 1 2.7 1 1 1 188•• 2 2 2 2.0 3 3 1 2 2.,.293.4.5.697••••100 g, Over

Region V . Stcol RegionAll Ag.' S,zoe 3,936 1.272 3.176 2.115 I,Q61 2,032 1,621 2ll

Below 20 12 • 20 12 •1 2' 15 II 23 15 • 3 3

2 • 4 5 7 3 • 2 1 1

3 ,. • • 13 6 7 5 3 2

4 • 4 5 8 4 • 1 1

5 3' 2. 7 2. 24 5 , 5 2

• 14 9 5 10 5 5 4 47 • • 1 • • 3 2 1

6 II 3 8 6 • 5 3 2

9 ,. 6 10 12 4 • • 2 2

10 9 7 2 • 5 1 3 2 1

II 21 17 4 ,. 14 4 , 3

12 ,. 14 5 15 13 2 4 1 3

13 43 30 13 34 2. 6 • 2 714 50 25 25 3. 21 ,. 1l 4 7

15 71 53 ,. 60 4' 14 II 7 4,. 7' 4. 26 55 40 15 19 • II

17 129 14 55 9. 54 42 33 20 13

",. 177 121 56 141 .3 4. 3' 2. •19 160 107 53 ll4 69 45 4, 3. •20 205 137 6. 148 .4 64 57 53 421 21. 171 47 14. 10. 43 6. 65 4

22 214 154 60 134 .0 54 8e 74 •23 220 165 55 124 7. 45 •• .6 1024 226 169 57 12B 17 51 •• .2 6

25 249 194 55 13. .9 49 111 105 6

2< 242 207 35 10. 80 29 133 127 •27 241 206 35 122 .5 27 ll9 III •2. ,.. 17. 20 88 73 15 110 105 52. 17. 153 2. 7. 57 21 101 •• 530 '.4 160 24 .7 6. 21 .7 94 331 134 119 15 71 57 14 63 62 132 129 110 ,. 6. 51 17 61 59 233 112 •• 13 55 43 12 57 56 134 20' ,., 15 15' 144 12 50 47 335 ll6 •• 18 4• 34 ,. 6. 64 4

26


Telble 3. Institution"l Population by Single-Vear Age Class1f1cat~on. S.K and Region, Urban-Au!"'.1 : 1990 - Continued-._---------------------------------------._-----------------_._------------------ ..-.....__ ._-----._--------------------.Single-Year Age ITO T A, L ..' I U R 8, AN. I R U R A'LClan1ficIlt1on 1---------------"--- __________ 1__,............... ,___.-------I ...C.-------- ...________ .______

and Region I Both Sexes r Mel. I Female I 80th s.~•• I Mal. I Femal. I 80th Sexes I Ma'. I Female---------------------------------------------.--------------- ..._------------------.- ....._ ..._---- ..._----------------.-.Region V - 81col Region

3' 108 97 11 57 47 10 51 5037 82 73 9 37 28. 9 45 4538 70 '2 8 35 27 8 35 3'39 67 52 15 36 24 12 31 28 340 122 71 51 7' 34 ,.,4: 43 37 641 48 36 12 28 " 20 17 342 63 48 15 39 26 13 " 24 22 243 35 29 6 23 18 5 12 11 144 45 33 12 2. 19 10 16 14 245 38 25 13 1. • 10 1. 16 34' 40 29 11 29 1. 10 11 10 I47 33 25 8 20 13 7 13 12 148 31 21 10 25 15 10 6 64' 30 22 8 18 11 7 12 11 150 30 16 14 17 6 11 13 10 351 24 15 9 19 11 8 5 4 I52 31 " 15 " 8 11 12 8 453 21 14 7 17 10 7 4 454 18 10 8 11 5 6 7 5 255 31 17 14 22 9 13 • 3 156 2. 13 15 22 • 13 6 4 257 24 9 15 18 3 15 6 658 19 10 9 16 7 • 3 35' 12 " 7 5 10 5 5 2 260 19 14 5 14 10 4 5 461 12 ' 3 9 12 3 •62 • 5 4 7 5 2 2 263 5 1 4 3 I 2 2 264 12 4 • • 2 7 3 2 165 6 2 4 5 2 3 1 166 6 4 2 4 2 2 2 267 6 3 , 4 2 2 2 1 168 7 4 , 5 , 2 2 I I69 8 4 4 7 4 , I I70 10 5 5 5 2 , 5 , 271 , , , ,72 5 2 , 3 I 2 273 6 5 I 5 4 1 174 4 1 3 3 3 175 5 3 2 5 , 276 4 2 2 2 1 I 2 177 4 2 2 2 I I 2 178 1 1 I 179 6 , 3 5 , 2 'I 180 4 I 3 , I 2 1 I81 5 , 2 1 I 4 2 282 5 2 , , , 2 28' , I 1 184 5 4 5 485 2 1 .' 286 1 187 1888990919293949596979899

100 3. Over

Region VI - Western ViU.Y"I ,All Age. S,111 5,420 2,691 5,511 3,448 2,063 2,600 1,972 628

aelow 47 21 26 '0 14 16 17 7 101 26 11 " 12 6 6 14 • 92 26 18 8 18 12 6 8 6 2, 2. 9 16 ,. 7 11 7 2 •4 24 13 11 18 10 8 6 , ,5 23 II 12 18 10 8 • 1 46 32 ,. 14 24 12 12 8 6 27 49 ,. '0 38 " 23 II 4 7

27


'Single-Yul" Age I TOTAL I URBAN I RURALClos. 111 cat 1on I---~------- _:..;,:.:.~':• .:.:.:;:.,:,.:'.i:;::, :'l.';':;':'::':::.:....:.::.• .:.:..• .:.:..-_.:.•• ;;'--_• .0.- -1----0: "'•.::. - .,:.••.•.•.-_ •.• ---- -_ ...-'. - ~.

and ~e9ton I Both Salles I Male I Femah, I 80th Seu$ I Male I Female I Both SaKes I Male' I .Female:> ;'<:.--------------------~----.--_:_:_-~::.::~:.:::::__ :::::.:.;:_.::.::.:._::._.;:. __ .:..:..:._.:.:;::.:..:._------~----------------_._----~-----_.::."''''.:.;~J', .' I_";~'C :1-./, E~llt;;: !;.r._f ~,' .; ,.',_

Region VI _ Western Vis.yos89101112131415161718192021222324252627202.3031323334353637383.40414243444546474849505152535',55565758596061626364656667686970717273747576777879808182838485

,',•

41:~l4653,48105"10214022l~<278\331'379"33'6,335347306'375,279313263246.264'21416417614816813~12110'91041096979435269436853 .54'85045545237423732333822272651243124222524182716912261515"1195

'5311-:7

1422 •26'2'4',.

2~;5'7'4"80'

16l17,9204244'222:24~'249'248

~~~.248'20.61852IS14811313511413010"6957979794561252948193825302727232522201921191120;0'961113107910119743113

";~'

21

1, 12

2720"21"24;25~I~'3'i',Z~_51"65~',)'127'135:ll~.~66"9li58'g-I;541

6s'~57614?,~.~:413438282'3025302418182321243028243123222930172316132218121820401121171315139

2012611138Ii"9

l""S5'4;"2

'97

28

3031,35'3'2••37'8.81

t 11~'14916722524li22121522e176229'.420717016217.01281171289.1048583696679545834374836573546513537443830~72.232730181720211727171718191325rI~81221131599"5, 5'311:7

111618192.27605873111114'143143'140152-1501271701221491251111309572.93687265614245543343171727142914232213202015161112136137427108457956331954

1, 12

1915171320102523433853829781.3784959425845513233453528322022272125211517202122282123292217242314161410211711131814719131211108

1911511128119854297

1111121671121212479111106139115120119130146115106938494864748526449384038301521915217111887158

101471511 ,9684

106

307475755221

52

2

3,

•85.,615I•1652656110182979'121114103998174775341424658413437342512188122159117

1435748

6573544323432411

42

2

8541155658

2'4645383323209

32127121017336666843453313

227121557372311152

26424.14311'11


Tabla 3. 'Institutional populfttion by Single-Year Age C18S$1f1cati,~n. Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 _ Continued

--------------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------Single-Year Age I TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL

Classification 1------------------------------1----------------------:-------1'------------------------------and Region

1 Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female----------------------------------------------------------------~--------~_.-----------------------~----------------------Region VI - Western Visayes

I 86 5 2 3 5 2 3

67 4 1 3 4 3

68 7 2 5 7 2 5

89 9 5 4 7 4 3 2

90 2 2 2 2

91 1 1 1 1

92 2 2 2 .2

93 1 1

949596979899

100 &. Over

Region VII _ Central V1sayas

All Age5 11. 595 7.315 4,280 10.388 6,443 3,945 1,207 872 335

Below 39 14 25 35 12 24 3 2 1

1 45 29 15 41 25 15 4 3 1

2 41 17 24 32 15 17 9 2 7

3 32 18 14 26 13 13 5 5 1

4 29 16 13 21 13 8 8 3 5

5 27 8 19 26 8 18 1 1

5 45 22 23 33 18 15 12 4 8

7 48 25 23 41 23 18 7 2 5

8 45 13 32 34 11 23 11 2 9

9 56 30 25 40 17 23 16 13 3

10 71 41 30 57 32 25 14 9 5

11 97 57 40 82 45 36 15 11 4

12 91 59 32 81 52 29 10 7 3

13 119 77 42 90 53 37 29 24 5

14 164 105 59 139 86 51 25 17 8

15 184 129 55 151 115 46 23 14 9

16 245 156 90 219 135 84 27 21 6

17 457 251 205 432 233 199 25 18 7

18 588 268 320 549 238 311 39 30 9

19 640 317 323 609 293 316 31 24 7

20 583 369 314 652 347 305 31 22 9

21 616 368 248 573 345 228 43 23 20

22 561 354 197 498 322 176 63 42 21

23 485 318 167 431 277 154 54 41 13

24 507 343 164 464 308 156 43 35 8

25 499 340 159 452 306 146 47 34 13

25 420 330 90 363 285 78 57 45 12

27 390 278 112 351 252 99 39 26 13

28 376 285 93 341 254 87 37 31 6

29 340 249 91 299 220 79 41 29 12

30 311 232 79 280 205 75 31 27 4

31 243 179 64 212 156 56 31 23 8

32 227 163 64 203 144 59 24 19 5

33 190 144 46 150 115 44 30 28 2

34 184 142 42 159 121 38 25 21 4

35 166 118 50 150 105 45 18 13 5

35 180 131 49 154 108 46 25 23 3

37 168 123 45 139 101 38 29 22 7

38 127 97 30 109 80 29 16 17 1

39 116 90 26 96 75 21 20 15 5

40 130 60 50 110 62 46 20 18 2

41 99 55 34 88 58 30 11 7 4

42 102 73 29 90 63 27 12 10 2

43 91 62 29 83 56 27 8 6 2

44 53 38 25 53 31 22 10 7 3

45 85 53 32 77 47 30 8 6 2

45 64 42 22 56 37 19 S 5 3

47 64 49 15 59 45 14 5 4 1

48 65 38 27 57 34 23 8 4 4

49 73 43 30 57 40 27 6 3 3

50 63 36 27 55 29 25 8 7 1

51 54 32 22 44. 25 19 10 7 3

52 62 36 26 58 33 25 4 3 1

53 47 28 19 43 26 17 4 2 2

54 61 29 32 58 27 31 3 2 1

55 50 28 22 42 23 19 8 5 3

55 40 23 17 36 19 17 4 4

57 38 24 14 36 23 13 2 1

29


hble 3. Institutional Population by Single-Yeer Age Classification, Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------~--------_._-------------------------------.---------------------------------. __ .-.--.----------Single-Vear Age 1 TOT A L 1 U R BAN 1 RURALClassification 1------------------------------1---------,--------------------1-------------------------------and Region I Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male 1 Female--------------------------------------.----------------.--._--------------.----------------------------------------.------

Region VI! - Central Vis.ya'

56 29 14 15 26 14 14 1 159 35 16 19 33 16 17 2 260 34 18 16 32 16 16 2 2 •61 28 12 16 28 12 16 •62 28 12 16 26 10 16 2 263 36 17 19 32 15 17 4 2 264 27 12 15 25 12 14 1 165 31 16 15 26 11 15 5 566 15 6 9 14 5 9 1 167 21 12 9 19 10 9 2 268 12 8 4 11 8 3 169 17 7 10 16 7 9 170 19 9 10 19 9 1071 13 6 7 13 6 772 9 6 3 7 4 3 2 273 8 3 5 6 1 5 2 274 17 7 10 16 7 9 175 11 3 8 11 3 876 4 4 4 477 12 8 4 10 6 4 2 278 12 7 5 10 5 5 2 279 15 8 7 12 7 5 3 1 280 12 3 9 9 3 6 3 381 4 1 3 2 1 1 2 282 5 2 3 4 2 2 1 183 9 2 7 8 1 7 184 6 6 5 5 1 185 5 4 2 1 3 386 3 3 2 2 1 187 1 1 1 188 4 2 , 4 2 289 1 1 1 190 3 2 3 29192

"••959697969.

100 & O.••erRegion VIII - Ea'stern Vhayas

All Ages 5,636 4,005 1,031 3,510 2,710 8CO 2,120 1,895 231

Below 13 12 1 9 • 1 4 4

1 16 10 6 8 5 3 B 5 32 16 7 9 7 3 • 9 4 53 19 12 7 13 10 3 6 2 •• 30 15 15 17 7 10 13 8 55 17 11 6 12 7 5 5 4 16 43 21 22 29 13 16 14 e 67 29 12 17 13 7 6 16 5 11

• 20 13 7 11 4 9 6 39 32 20 12 19 10 9 13 10 3

10 33 26 7 15 11 4 18 15 311 31 17 " 14 8 6 17 9 612 47 33 14 2. 20 8 19 13 613 43 20 23 29 '6 13 14 4 1014 '7 34 23 40 22 18 17 12 515 76 52 2. 53 35 ,. 23 17 616 69 69 20 69 59 10 20 10 1017 101 79 22 75 63 12 26 16 10lB 107 79 28 77 52 25 30 27 319 15' 112 43 12B 90 36 27 22 520 19B 172 26 137 117 20 61 55 621 272 249 23 199 180 19 73 69 422 294 264 30 213 190 23 81 7' 723 300 264 36 200 168 32 100 96 424 277 244 33 163 156 27 94 BS 625 261 23' 22 151 131 20 110 '08 226 248 215 33 149 123 26 99 n 727 256 229 27 133 115 18 123 114 92B 21' 182 33 124 95 2' 91 87 429 223 184 39 138 107 31 B' 77 6

30

Single-Yur AgeClau1f1catfon

and Region


Table 3. Inltitutional Population by Single-Year Ago Classification, Sex and Aoglon, Urban-Aural: 1990 _ Continued

-----._----------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------._------------------------I TOT'AL. I. URBAN I RURALI-------c---- [ ,, 1 _I 80th Sexos I Male I Female 1 Both Sexes I Male I Female J 80th Sexes I ~1. I Female-----------------------------------------.-._-----------._-------.-----------------._-------------------------------------

Region VIII - Eastern Vi.ayes3031323334353637383.4041424344454641484'5051525354555657585'6061626364656667686'7071727J747S767778798081828384858687888.'0".2'3'4'5'697.8••100 lOver

Region IX - Western MindanaoAll Agu

8elow1

20717215.13312511510210278646760644654543S3.2.4226261718262023121710301318617518316742161

•11535112211

6,9592224

17715613.112107'288886454564'563S314'_3232272.241512122215145166157

•5105

4

1422213

2131,

5,754

815

301620211823141414101111B11235372132115645•71

•156•17

1•3252

312102211111

1,205

14•

31

124102975'65675553443130273S2430271722152110211011I>9187126

2610156

12415316631 -I614

•425111211

3,491

2016

.68.8142474642433427252228171023141513•81056156102123125755

•2

1412113

2

2

4

2,482812

28131617182113101045-577

20•37212211554385

3145817

133251

312•22111

1,009

124

837062746048474'343337332'222'2718171421165777115554433

51

3

211

3,46628

8167587060464645302731272818212618171420165767••3•3322

51

2

3.272

3

23•421446661431

21211111

"625


Tabl. 3. Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Single-Year Age I TOTAL 1 URBAN 1 RURALC1ass1f1cat1on 1------------------------------1---'--------------------------1------------------------------- -,

and'Region I Both Sexes 1 Male I Female I 80th Sexes I Male I Female I 80th Sexe!> I Male I Female-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------.--------------------------------------Region " - Western Mindanao

2 23 17 6 19 15 • • 2 23 10 • 6 9 • 5 1 1

• 6 • 2 • 2 2 2 2

5 " 9 5 11 6 5 3 36 17 10 7 " 6 6 3 27 13 9 • 11 7 • 2 26 6 3 5 6 3 3 2 29 20 12 6 " 7 7 6 5 1

10 29 15 " 19 11 6 10 • 6

11 21 7 " 11 • 7 10 , 712 22 12 10 11 6 3 11 4 7

13 37 26 9 26 21 7 9 7 2

" ., 27 " 31 16 13 10 9 1

15 69 .9 20 52 37 15 17 12 5

16 102 79 23 66 50 16 3' 29 5

17 136 90 '6 105 62 .3 31 2. 316 220 15' 66 151 93 56 69 61 6

19 263 167 76 200 126 7' 63 61 220 316 212 10' 231 132 99 65 60 5

21 30' 236 66 190 131 59 11' 107 722 299 236 61 173 115 56 126 123 ,23 302 2'0 62 159 105 5' "3 135 6

2' 326 261 '7 136 100 38 190 161 925 "6 313 .3 137 10' 3' 219 210 926 353 329 2. 147 127 20 206 202 •27 36. 322 .2 151 116 33 213 20. 9

26 312 261 31 119 93 26 193 16. 529 310 275 " 98 7' 24 212 201 11

30 265 260 25 112 92 20 17' 16" 531 271 2.7 2' 101 67 " 170 160 10

32 20' 190 " 73 62 11 131 128 3

33 172 158 . " 71 61 10 101 97 •3' 175 162 13 73 61 12 102 101 1

" 179 162 17 75 60 15 10' 102 2

36 166 156 10 72 63 9 9' 93 1

37, 107 99 6 27 21 6 60 76 2

36 126 110 16 '2 31 11 66 " 7

3' 117 106 11 56 '7 9 6' 5' 2

• 0 67 75 12 .6 ., 7 3• 3< 5

41 60 76 • " 33 2 '5 43 2

'2 75 63 12 37 27 10 36 3. 2

'3 .9 " 6 26 16 6 23 2~

•• 26 21 5 13 6 5 13 "'5 30 2' 6 18 12 6 12 12.6 38 32 6 15 9 6 23 23

'7 " 32 3 16 " 2 " 15 1

.6 '9 3' 10 20 12 6 2' 27 2

.9 3' 26 6 15 11 • 19 1i' 2

50 26 19 7 15 10 5 11 5 2

51 28 22 6 19 15 • 9 7 2

52 28 23 5 15 11 • " " 1

53 16 6 6 12 5 7 • , 1

5' 16 11 7 " 6 6 • .;; 1

55 16 16 2 10 6 2 6 8

56 11 7 • 5 2 , 6 ,57 16 9 7 10 3 7 6 ,56 20 15 5 15 11 • 5 •59 17 10 7 9 2 7 8 B

60 16 7 11 " • 10 • 3

61 5 3 2 5 3 262 '0 5 5 , 1 9 5 •63 9 6 1 5 • 1 4 •6' 6 • 2 • 2 2 , 265 15 9 6 13 7 6 2 266 7 • 3 5 2 3 2 2

67 • • 2 2 2 768 • • • •69 • • 1 1 3 370 3 2 '3 271 2 2 2 272 3 2 1 1 1 2 273 , 3 2 2 1

7' 1 1 1 175 5 1 • • •76 • 2 2 • 2 27776 279 1

32


Table 3. Institutional population by Single-Year Age Classifica~ion. SO' lind Region, Urban-Rura 1 : 1990 _ Continued

-----------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------_.--------------------------~--------Single-Year Age 1 TOTAL 1 URBAN 1 RURAL

Classification1---------,--------------------1---------------------------'--1-------------------------------

and Region I Both Sexes I" M"ale 1 Female .1 Both Sexes I Mele I Female I Both Sexes I Male 1.',Fernllle

--------------------------------------------~--------------~---------------------~~-----------------<----------------------Region IX - Western Mil'ldanoo

808182838. 2 2 2 2

85 1 1 1 1

868788 189 1909192939.9596979899

100 &. Over

Region X _ Northern Mindanao

All Ages 7,079 4,586 2,493 5,337 3,118 2,219 1,742 1,468 274

Below 96 66 30 77 53 24 19 13 6

1 .3 34 9 29 25 • 14 9 5

2 26 15 11 18 9 9 8 6 2

3. 33 20 13 27 17 10 6 3 3

4 22 11 11 18 9 9 • 2 2

5 22 14 8 20 13 7 2 1 1

6 21 • 17 18 3 15 3 1 2

7 13 7 6 12 7 5 1 1

8 26 11 15 22 10 12 • 1 3

9 24 15 9 16 10 6 8 5 3

10 31 15 16 25 12 13 6 3 3

11 23 13 10 21 13 8 2 2

12 38 21 17 32 I. 14 6 3 3

13 47 27 20 42 24 18 5 3 2

14 83 60 23 73 51 22 10 9 1

15 103 56 47 e8 .9 39 15 7 8

16 139 82 57 126 76 50 13 6 7

17 241 110 131 209 95 11' 32 15 17

18 295 161 134 233 116 117 62 45 17

19 354 Ie. 170 292 138 154 62 '6 16

20 .36 252 18' 360 191 169 76 61 15

21 376 213 163 330 181 149 46 32 14

22 328 20' 124 268 173 115 .0 31 9

23 342 228 11' 263 164 99 79 64 15

24 333 216 117 262 159 103 71 57 14

25 326 221 105 235 143 92 91 78 13

26 275 185 90 197 115 82 78 70 8

27 256 190 66 172 109 63 8' 81 3

2e 212 157 55 13' 83 51 78 74 •29 205 153 52 137 91 .6 68 62 6

30 196 138 58 123 72 51 73 66 7

31 169 135 3. 106 75 31 63 60 3

32 180 ' 132 .8 109 68 41 71 64 7

33 148 114 34 87 57 30 61 57 4

34 151 124 27 91 68 23 60 56 •35 130 100 30 77 .8 29 53 52 1

36 153 133 20 86 67 19 67 66 1

37 103 76 27 68 43 25 35 33 2

38 98 76 22 61 41 20 37 35 2

39 100 75 25 70 '6 24 30 29 1

40 74 42 32 54 24 30 20 18 2

41 62 39 23 46 24 22 16 15 1

.2 46 29 17 32 16 16 14 13 1

43 51 33 18 37 19 Ie 14 14

44 40 28 12 24 17 7 16 11 5

45 43 26 17 3' 21 13 9 5 •46 40 26 14 31 18 13 9 8 1

47 32 21 11 23 13 10 9 8 1

48 36 23 13 30 18 12 6 5 1

49 '27 22 5 17 13 4 10 9 1

50 45 22 23 3' 12 22 11 10 1

51 24 18 6 19 13 6 5 5

33


Tabl. 3. Institutional Population by S1ngle-V ••,.Age Classiffcation, S.ll.and Region. Urban-Aw,..l: 1990 _ Continued

---_._-_ .....-..-----_._----------_._---------------_.------_.-.---------_.-------------.---------------------------------S1ngl.-V •• r Ag. I TOTAL I URBAN I RURALCl••siffcation 1------------------------------1------------------------------1-------------------------------and R.g1on I 80th S.lI.' I Mol. I Female I 80th S.lI.' I Mo" I Fam.l. I Both Saltes I Mo" I Female____•______________________._._.__________•_______________a._____________.______________•___________________------------.-

Aagton • _ Northern Mfndanao52 32 17 15 2. 12 12 8 5 353 30 18 12 18 5 5 12 5 3

I5' 28 18 10 22 12 10 5 555 28 15 13 22 11 11 • • 255 '3 12 11 15 11 8 4 1 3 •57 '5 13 13 '4 1. 12 • 1 1 •58 11 7 • 5 5 4 2 255 15 13 5 15 5 5 4 450 10 5 4 8 5 3 2 151 1. 11 1 1. 11 15' 14 5 5 11 8 3 3 •OJ 5 1 5 5 1 554 11 5 5 10 5 5 155 " 8 • 11 7 4 155 11 5 5 10 5 4 1'7 " 13 3 11 8 3 5 558 2 2 2 255 8 5 3 7 4 370 5 4 5 5 4 571 5 1 5 5 1 57' 8 3 5 8 3 573 4 3 1 4 3 174 4 2 • 4 2 •75 1 1 1 175 3 3 3 377 5 4 1 5 4 178 5 • 4 5 2 375 3 1 2 3 1 28081 1 1 1 18. 3 3 3 383 • 2 2 2848585 1 187 1 188 • 285 2 150 1 151 1 15'535'555'570855

SOo &. Ova,.

R.S1ton XI • South.rn Hindanao

A" ,Ag.' 10,213 "1,274 2.939 6,955 4,546 2,409 3.258 .2,728 530

•• 10w 1 57 38 25 3' 18 ,. 33 20 131 55 40 25 '0 15 5 '5 25 21'

• 54 21 33 27 ,. 15 27 5 183 48 25 15 18 15 3 30 " 15

• '5 '5 20 17 7 10 .8 ,. 105 55 30 25 32 15 13 '3 11 125 '7 '5 18 '5 10 15 .2 " 37 50' 33 17 38 '7' 11 12 6 •8 55 3. .3 35 '5 13 15 5 105 55 '7 28 38 21 17 17 5 1110 5' 35 15 45 34 " 5, 2 •11 75 45 27 51 38 13 25 11 "1. 73 3. 34 58 31 '7 15 S ,13 55 47 .2 52 44 18 7 3 41. 51 5. 31 77 51 '5 14 • 515 145 85 57 113 55 46 33 •• •15 185 115 7' 151 82 55 36 33 517 323 151 132 .35 '" 110 84 .2 2218 '0' '47 155 305 15' 142 55 83 13'lSI 457 285 172 355 "3 145 58 7' 25'0 503 31. 185 388 '21 157 115 53 22., 45' 258 155 350 214 135 10' 84 2.'2 351 285 10. 282 154 88 105 55 ".3 353 '51 10. .58 184 84 125 107 16

34


Table 3. Institutional population by Single-Year Age Classification, 5.' lind Region, Urban-Rurlll: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Single-Year Age I TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL

Classification1----"-------------------------1------------------------------1-------------------------------

and Region I Both SexeS I Male 1 Female I Both' SexeS 1 Male I Fernll'le I Both SeKes I Male 1 Female

---------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------Region Xl - Southern Mindanao

24 430 323 107 267 188 79 163 135 28

2'405 317 88 262 193 69 143 124 19

26 390 309 81 244 177 67 146 132 14

27 378 291 87 236 167 69 142 124 18

28 329 260 69 l7l 117 54 158 143 15

29424 334 90 218 143 75 206 191 15

30 357 '286 71 200 146 54 157 140 17

31 222 177 45 139 107 32 83 70 13

32311 255 56 167 121 46 144 134 10

33 254 204 50 162 120 42 92 84 8

34 215 181 34 144 112 32 71 69 2

35 236 174 62 155 98 57 81 76 5

36 177 133 44 118 81 37 59 52 7

37 172 137 35 96 68 28 76 69 7

38 172 131 41 113 78 35 59 53 6

39 110 86 24 77 58 19 33 28 5

40 160 125 35 107 76 31 53 49 4

41 111 84 27 83 58 25 28 28 2

42 98 77 21 67 46 21 31 31

43 91 66 25 74 53 21 17 13 4

44 65 52 13 42 31 11 23 21 2

45 64 53 11 41 32 9 23 21 2

46 70 57 18 52 36 16 18 16 2

47 81 59 22 66 44 22 15 15

48 63 " 21 49 29 20 14 13

49 54 36 18 41 23 18 13 13

.50 52 39 13 38 27 11 14 12 2

51 45 26 19 40 24 16 5 2 3

52 46 30 16 43 28 15 3 2 1

53 50 30 20 34 17 17 16 13 3

54 41 29 12 35 23 12 6 6

55 27 19 8 25 17 B 2 2

56 36 23 13 33 20 13 3 3

57 27 19 8 27 19 8

58 31 12 19 28 9 19 3 3

59 25 17 8 18 10 8 7 7

60 25 18 7 21 15 6 4 3

61 11 7 4 9 5 4 2 2

62 26 15 11 21 13 8 5 2 3

83 23 15 8 21 13 8 2 2

64 13 9 4 13 9 4

6514 6 8 12 6 6 2 2

86 12 3 9 9 3 6 3 3

67 11 3 8 11 3 8

68 10 9 1 9 8 1 1 1

69 13 6 7 9 2 7 4 4

70 11 5 6 10 4 6 1 1

71 8 4 4 6 4 2 2 2

72 3 1 2 2 2 1

73 4 1 3 4 1 3

74 3 2 1 3 2 1

75 4 4 4 4

76 2 2 2 2

77 6 3 3 6 3

78 2 2 2 2

79 3 1 2 3 1 2

80 4 3 1 4 3 1

81 2 1 1 2 1 1

824 2 2 4 2 2

83 3 2 1 3 2 1

84 2 2 2 2

85 4 2 2 3 2 1

88 2 22. 2

8788 4 2 2 4 2 2

89 1 1 1 1

90 2 2 2 2

91 11

929394959697

35


Table 3. Inst1tll.t1onal Population by Single-Year Age Cl assff1c:at 1o,,',' Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51 ngle-'Y.ar" Age I TOTA.l. I U R 6 A N I RURALClassification 1------------------------------1------------------------------1-------------------------------lind Region I Both Sexes I Mal. I Femal. I Both S.1I.8' I Mal. I Fernel. I 80th Sexes I Male I Female--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Region Xl - Southern Mindanao9899

100 a. Over

rRegion XII - Central Mindanao

All Agu 4,173 2,686 1,487 3,103 1,671 1,232 1,070 815 255

B.low 10 6 4 9 6 3 11 17 14 3 15 12 3 2 22 " 7 5 8 5 3 4 2 •3 10 4 6 7 3 4 3 1 24 7 2 5 5 2 3 2 25 21 15 6 12 8 4 9 7 •6 16 9 7 14 7 7 2 27 9 4 5 5 3 2 4 1 38 19 11 8 15 8 7 4 3 19 33 22 11 30 21 9 3 1 210 50 40 10 45 38 7 5 2 311 39 33 5 32 30 2 7 3 412 50 36 14 47 34 13 3 2 113 48 39 9 38 29 9 10 1014 34 22 12 26 19 ., 8 3 515 59 27 32 43 18 25 16 9 716 170 104 66 150 91 59 20 13 717 319 176 143 289 154 135 30 22 818 312 162 150 281 139 142 31 23 819 350 196 154 304 161 143 46 35 1120 339 192 147 285 158 127 54 34 2021 276 157 119 227 122 105 49 35 1422 159 94 65 112 56 66 47 38 923 158 101 57 107 69 38 51 32 1924 134 86 48 93 54 39 41 32 925 114 74 40 74 44 30 40 30 1026 108 71 37 68 42 26 40 29 1127 128 98 30 91 70 21 37 28 928 83 60 23 53 37 16 30 23 729 82 61 21 48 36 12 34 25 930 89 69 20 55 40 16 33 29 431 64 51 13 38 29 9 26 22 432 66 51 15 33 24 9 33 27 633 52 38 14 33 21 12 19 17 234 71 59 12 51 42 9 20 17 335 68 61 7 36 32 4 32 29 336 44 34 10 26 20 6 18 14 437 43 34 9 24 17 7 19 17 238 44 35 9 28 20 8 16 15 139 26 19 7 15 10 5 11 9 240 45 34 11 23 13 10 22 21 141 35 21 14 23 12 11 12 9 342 29 24 5 17 13 4 12 11 143 28 22 6 14 9 5 14 13 144 30 23 7 17 12 5 13 11 245 20 11 9 12 7 5 8 4 446 22 15 7 13 9 4 9 6 347 20 17 3 10 8 2 10 9 1.48 19 14 5 9 5 3 10 8 249 14 6 8 11 4 7 3 2 150 21 12 9 8 3 5 13 9 451 11 9 2 6 5 1 5 4 152 13 10 3 10 8 2 3 2 153 9 6 3 6 4 2 3 2 154 9 4 5 6 1 5 3 355 16 7 9 10 3 7 6 4 256 9 9 4 4 5 557 7 5 2 3 1 2 4 458 2 2 2 2

59 5 4 1 1 1 4 460 14 10 4 3 2 1 11 8 361 6 4 2 2 1 1 4 3 162 5 2 3 3 1 2 2 1 163 2 2 2 264 5 4 1 3 3 2 1 166 11 8 3 2 °1 9 7 266 3 3 2 2 1 167 4 1 3 3 3 1 1

68 1 1 1 169 1 1 1 1

36

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Table 3. Institutional Population by Single-Year Age Classification, Sex and Region, Urban-Rural: 1990 - Continued

Single-Year AgeClassification

and Region

I ,TOTAL I URBAN I RURAL1------------------------------1--'---------------------------1-,-----------------------------I Both Sexes I Male I Female I Both Sexes j Male I Female I Both Sexes I Male I Female

Region XII - Central Mindanao

l70 6 6 2 7 S 271 2 2 2 27273 • 3 2 2 2747S • • 2 2 2 27677 1 1 1 176 3 3 3 379 1 1 1 160 1 1 1 16162.3••6S668788.990919293 f'-9.9S96979899

100 &. Over

37


Table 4. Inst1tutional Population .by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarters, Res.1dence StiltU$ and Region: 1990

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.--------------_.------------------Type of Institutional

Living Quarters,Sex andRegion

1 Insti-ItutionalI Papula_I tionI

I RESIDENCE STATUS

1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-IManager/1 Staff ]Offfcer/IOffic.r/IPrlestl jLodger/lPatientlInmate/lPrfsoner/lOthersl NotIOlrectorlmemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-jBoarderl I Ward IOetoinee I [StatedI IEmployeel man I member Iminarfanl I I I I I

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

19,673

12,929 22,096 24,150 15,493 10,042Philippines

Both Sexes

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLosging, Mining and Const.!

Public Work Camps.Ocean-going and Inter-Island!


Male

Hotels, lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc





138,876

30,6656,256

11 ,69425,315

24,59522,205

5,304

742359

6,996523

92,153

12,9643,6606,297

24,356

12,50121,009

4,650

725183

5,076308

2,625

1,10018915115

54993

203

14

29318

1,516

545907114

28689

189

14

2108

16,761

5,4632,662

740101

3,366521

2,564

16210

2,63660

10,061

2,56691921988

1,649474

2,352

1567

1,66129

18,506

16,245

48,210

5

16,156

17,910

48

1955

578

318

260

553

314

239

95167

12,223233

2

14643

6,085

936

5,9037

2

10622

1,686

47758

8,714

7,716

727

24526

4,204

3,351

599

50204

2,669

2,110

592

20147

9,472

199,329

5569

5.074

104,999

3530

2,295505774

23,307 192

4,966817 816

1,499

881

26 4,32629

~23,626 8,826

1,135256550

22,809 92

2,632792 401

1,341

761

25 2,12123

2, l)Jl1,2l7

7lJ1.700

1.59913131

] ,038

25614831937

6,649

960466422

1,355

1,104744

966

25611520118

rI

Female 46,725 1,109 6,700 350 25 6,644. 13,362 1,335 4,398 524 6,665 3,393


Hospitals and Nurse$ HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries





17,7214,3765,597

957

12,0941,196

454

17176

3,920215

55599801

2634

14

8310

2,6951,96352113

1,71947

212

1143

1,15531

335

15

4

21

11,95786151

6,320 1,161226

40 23221 32

1,241

7

3057

94,330

2039

1,160249224

498 100

2,13625 415

15.

12

2,2056

1,154 '731291345

495137

70

33118IS

Both Sexes

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitories, et~


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stationslogging, Mining and Canst.!

Public Work CampsOceen-going and Inter-Island!


41,006

10,6202,6156,1219,195

6,9442,633

8416

2,34344

522

30922326

1103

3

361

4,575

1,4479362635

81339

28

1,02222

1,257

1,246

10

38

3

3

3,613

1885

3,6672

41

6,919

8.078

661

16614

1,961

1,362

599

5,597

5,594

3

9,275 2,416 2,666

481 50577 40042 105

8,700 2 482

7"14 919573 39 132

52

62 1,000 60

7

INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION'

-------------.--------------------------.-.----------.-----------------------------------------------------------~------------

Table 4. Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarters, Residence Status and Ragion: 1990 - Continue______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________l _Type of Institutional I Insti- I .,. RES IDE NeE S T "A T U S ILiving Quarters, Itutfonal I------------------------------------------------~--------.----.-.---------------------------

Sex and I Popula- [Manager!l Staff [Offic:er/lOff1cer/IPr1est/ ILodger/lPat1entlInmate/lPr1sonerllOt erst NotRegion I ticn [D1rectorlmemberl [Enlisted[ Crew 1 Nun/Se-IBoarder[ I Ward IDeta1nee I [Shted

I I [Employee[ miln' I member jminarfanj I I I I I

, National Capital Region

Male


Hospitals and Nur~&s HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries




Female



and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stationslogging, Mining and Const.j

Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Islandj

Coastlll VesselsRefugee Cl'lmpsOthersNot Stated


23,526

3,7581,2532,8428,680

3,3592,304

74

1,2561

17,478

7,0621,5623,279

515

3,585329

10

61,087

43

243

1326

116

542

3

29

279

1771621

561

71

1,956

564279

725

35022

24

640

2,619

883657191

46317

" 38222

1,022

1,014

7

235

232

3

3

3

1,687

311

1,6312

40

2,126

1574

2,036

2,942

2,692

182

.68

5,977

5,386

47.9

9814

1,344

752

592

617

610

2,688

2,685

3

2,909

2,909

9,057 1,051 1,538

182 18837 17624 39

8,484 1 184

347 795572 19 81

47

441 271

218 1,365 1,130

299 31740 22418 66

216 1 298

427 12420 51

5

6559 33

6

Both Sexes

Hotels, lodging Houses,Dormitories, l!!tc

Hospitals and.Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries


Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Islandj


Male



and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stationslogging, Mining and Const.1

Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Islandl


5.050

1,572165223282861

1,618

149

5

175

3,399

72853

146271

3551,613

127

3

103

115

57105

325

3

3

57

1945

205

2

2

760

33980311

14027

54

88

424

20327181

5126

49

49

39

1,576

1,576

1,576

1,576

438

141

419

2

2

186

181

2

2

1,015

945

60

10

421

396

17

8

13

13

5

5

140

140

82

82

196

196

192

192

437

11812121

1706

693

46

217

6787

632

53

16

360

113363484

404

23

26

?39

439

3378

234

23

26

1990 CENSUS OF POPULATiON AND HOUSING

Table 4. Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarter$, Residence StatuI and Region: 1990 - Continued•

r17

70271,

121

30

16

51,51

2

1074

220

4

4

58

58

8

8

2

43

549

594

14

238

.. 252

.::,'

39

5

891

1365313

336

12

58

386

I "RESIDENCE STATUS1--------------------------------"---"---------------,-------------------------------------jManager/l Staff ]Offtcer/IOffic,'er?'1 Prfe'st/ 'I [odger!1 Pat 1ent I Inmate/ 1Prisoner/IOthersl NotIOirectorlmember! IEnlistedl Crew'. 1'-N:u"n/Se-IBoarderl I Ward IDetafnee 1 lStlltf!dI IEmployeel man I "!ember'lm1narianl I I I I I

72

22

2

5065

844l127711

1,651

I lost i_ItuttOlHI'I Popula-I tionI

Type of Institutionalliving Quarters,

Sex andRegion

Cordillera Administrative Regton

Female


Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents. Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.j



-------------------------~-----------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------

----------------------------------------------------------~--------------------;---------------------------------------------------------

Region 1 _ Ilocos Region

Both Sexes, 3,373 119 492 511 475 345 124 395 589 222

Hotels. Lodging Houses.Dormitories. etc


and Board1ng SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!


Coast a 1 Vesse 1sRefugee Campi-OthersNot Stated

800119152419

877656

55

284

6263

233

2

20

24033291

7115

49

54

611

24

455

4

287

32

25

124395

10438

2533

2

179

10739223

2324

2

Male 2,154 71 255 511 175 188 81 386 242 144

Hotels, Lodging Houses.Dormitories, etc


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary CampS and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!

Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter~Island!


4115697

408

388653

55

85

3532

143

2

11

10119121

3615

49

22

611173

2

153

18

81386

5511

1411

2

32

56222

21

1723

2

Female 1,219 48 237 300 157 43 9 347 78





Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOther$Not Stated

389636511

4893

199

2631

9

9

1391417

35

32

24

292

2

124

25

8

439

4'27

1222

147

5117

2

61

40


Tabl. 4. In~titutional Population by S0~.Typ~ of Institutional Living Quarter~. Residence Status and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------~;~~~~f:~~~~:~~::~:;;-----j:~~~~i;~-f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~:~~~:~:~~~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~::~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::J::::Sex and I Popul~- jManager/1 Staff jOff1cer/lOfficer/lPrlest/ ILodger/lPat1entllnmate/lPrtsoner/iOthersi ~otRegion I tion IDirectorlmemberl jEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-IBoarderl I Ward IDetainee I IStated__________________________________~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~__~_~~~~~_~~~~~~~~:~~ ~ ! ! !.J _

1Region II - eagaya" Valley

Both Sexes

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitories, e~c


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stat tonsLogging. Mining and Const./


Coastal Vals.llRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

Male

Hotels. Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc





Female

Hotels, lodging Houses,Oomitories, etc



Public Work CampsOcean-going and Inter-Isla~d!



4,195

45326'120399

4331,673

232

56019

3,164

16014957397

2211,656

167

31617

1,011

27313763

2

21215

45

2622

76

23162

64

6

15

49

1491

54

9

27

971

3

,

'01

91245

11

29l'

143

"354

56129

3

613

122

23

247

3511'

6

213

21

43

1,586

1,584

2

1,586

1,584

2

250

3

217

1612

136

3

115

1010

112

102

62

216

179

31

51

33

11

7

167

14'

20

102

102

50

50

52

52

396

390

6

3.5

368

7

3

2

775

607

2

14023

52

411

439

414

2

7717

29

269

33'

393

'36

23

202

166

601727

636

29

7

122

3'7

7

533

29

5

"44102

35

2

Both Sexes





Coaltal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

10,301

2,653497749556

1.4832,080

559

2341,490

262

1311916

336

7

4'

2,367

25130

411

201349

41

1,783

1,773

10

746

13

7221

12

.t, ,318

1.190

88

40

255

250

5

4.0

464

,

590 1,990

32148'9

428 70

350145 75

76

17 981

496

1313'7949

3946

59

3324

1990 CENSUS OF POPULATlON AND HOUSING

Table 4. Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarters. Residence Status end Region: 1990 - Continued

-----------------------.-------------.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-----------Type of InstitutionalLiving Quarters,

Sex andRegion

I Insti-ltutionalI Popula-1 tianI

I . RESIDENCE STATUS

1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ .-------IManager/1 Staff IOfficer/iOfficer/lPr1estl Ilodger/lPat1entiInmateflPrisoner/iOthersi NotID1rectorimemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-IBoarderl I Ward jDetainee I IStated1 IEmployeel man I member Iminarianl I I I I I

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~Region III - Central Luzon

Male

Hotels. Lodging Houses,Dormitories. etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents. Nunneries. Seminaries



Coastal VesielsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

-Female

Hotels. Lodging Houies.Dormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries. Seminaries





6.606

1.1112903B4519

7571.992

493

97963

3,695

1,54220736537

72'BB66

137527

144

57127

19B

,

35

11B

74711

14

11

],279

3486619B

12224

36B

642'0

1,088

5327B671

1296

49

137B9

1,734

1.726

B

49

47

2

359

3491

8

3B9

12

373

4

550

4B7

39

24

76B

703

49

16

166

161

5

B9

B9

307

303

4

lB3

lBl

2

550 1.1fJ'3

1373033

406 (, I

20:'125 {,'>

17 580

40 802

lB4lB36

20 6

14320 10

4

401

i~22J

"<.'1

""3322

169

49155B10,.5

12

2

Both Sexes

Hot.h. Lodging Houses,Dormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries. Seminaries



Coastal VesselsRefugee CllmpsOther_sNot Shteu

Male

Hotels. Lodging Houses,Dormitories. etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective lind Penal InstitutionsConvents. Nunneries, Seminaries

lind Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps lind StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!


COllstal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stat.d

15.979

2,7629B'64B

4,038

3.0142,490

'99

25614

1,05715

11,706

1,469619446

3,982

1,4392,240

668

24414

57411

336

10420202

7011

33

B

68

215

5610142

3610

31

8

4B

1.850

3912025041

42779

411

11

2371

1.222

25373193B

20B78

395

10

148

2.062

2,029

6

27

2,046

2,016

6

22

42

16B

16B

166

166

1,999

13

1.750226

91

B13

4

B03

51

1,994

1,795

•135

'41,018

917

'0

41

612

612

454

454

529

10503

16

371

6359

6

3,564 1,836 1.029

311 1£149 8054 21

3,506 3 486

,545 a757 10 78

18£: 67

44 IS14

621 1411 2

3,514 1,069 798

laa !i532 4044 10

3,456 .2 464

30: 3157 3 74

180 62

35 1914

295 a9 1


Table 4. Institutional Population by Se~. Type of Institutional living Quarters, Residence Status and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------;;;~;~:::;~::~i:~~:;;-----j;::;::;;-j:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:::~:~:~:~:~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::[::Su and 1 Popula- [Mtlflllger/iSte. ff IOff1eer/lOff1eer/lPr1estj ILodger!l Pat 'lentIInm.te/lPrisoner/lOthers I HoltRegion I tic" ID1rectorimemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-IBoarderl I Ward IDetaine. I ISt.~ed__________________________________~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~__~_~~~~~_~~~~~~~~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~__J _


FemaleHotels, Lodging House!>,

Dormitories, etcHospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries



Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Shted

Region V - Bicol RegionBoth Sexes



and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining I:lndConst.!


Coastl:ll VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stated

MaleHotels, Lodging Houses,





FemaleHotels, Lodging Houses,





4,273

1,293357202

55

1,575250

31

12

4834

5,208

494435201799

1,2241,423

198

1753

2458

3,936

309222

55788

5841,409

194

1733

89

1,272

185214"5

11

54014

4

3

1578

121

48105

341

2

20

122

25951

498

13

11

82

185

208

13

7

40

735

21

4

528

13812931

3

2191

15

891

1,011

19014834

2

25827

149

5

198

572

1413919

2

"023

147

5

58

439

49109

"120

4

2

140

15

11

5

1,330

1.314

14

2

1,329

'1,313

14

2

43

2

2

"0

"0

148

148

2

1,186

9

947225

4

553

1211

528

48

297

293

4

255

1211

235

8

975

078

75

23

280

200

72

8

137

97

32

8

143

103

40

"8"8

205

205

145

145

51

51

158

4144

10

"0

130

41

41

89

89

50

50

749

745

3

739

735

3

10

10

747

12317101

2447

8

9

3252

388

251520

"827

14

5

22

244

1584

1552512

5

9

231

10540112

554

5

51

279

5445

150

5944

22

31

202

3724

149

2837

22

31

77

1721

317


Table 4. Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Instftutionel Lilling Ql.larters. Residence Status Ilnd Region: 1990 - Continued

-----------------------------------------------~------------------------------------.-----------------------.-------------------------.--Type of InstitutionalLiving Quarters,

Sex andRegion

I Insti-Itution41I Popu1a-I t i onI

I RESIDENCE STATUS

1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------lM.nager!! Staff jOfficer/lOff1cer/lPr1est! ILodger/lPat1entiInmate/lPr150ner/iOthersi NotIDirectorlmemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-J8oarderl I Ward IDetaineo 1 IStatedI IEmployeel man I member ]m1narian] I I I I I

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----_.Region VI - Western Visayas

80th Soxes

Hotels, L.odging Houses,Dormitories, etc


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Canst.!



Male

Hotels, L.odging Houses,Oormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunnerf es, Semi naries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps. and StationsL.ogging, Mining and Const.!

Public Work CampsOCean-going and Inter-I~land!

Coastal VesslI!'lsRefugeII!'CampsOthersNot Stated

Female

Hotels, lodging Hous •.•s,Dormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses. HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and Stationslogging, Mining and Const./




8, III

1,370322888

1,038

1,9611,596

203

68845

5,420

606108485

1,019

1,0201,496

194

47022

2,691

76421440319

941100

9

21823

156

525

201

3917

2

lB2

100

312111

2116

2

142

56

2139

1.I

4

1,203

265117322.

33927

192

2245

673

10420152

18126

lB3

1375

530

1619717

1581

9

B7

1,446

1,299

147

1,440

1,293

147

5

6

947

25

902

119

397

4

384

9

550

21

518

29

922

730

81

1083

454

346

64

413

46B

384

17

67

40

40

36

36

4

4

553

4529

515

279

2271

51

274

2258

14

774

747

26

754

730

23

20

17

3

93il 1, J31

10~ 2~152 J0413 2693 285

533 (;7tiS. IJ9

143 315 6

569 718

59 6630 189 1753 283

339 3133 105

9

91 255 6

370 413

43 15522 664 94

2

194 3655 34

52 6

Both Sexes

Hotels, L.odging Houses,Dormitories, •.•tc


and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps ~nd Stationslogging, Mining and Const.!



11,595

3,511779660

1,752

2,2151,036

793

61664124

252

105219

478

34

1414

1,622

6151765013

36611

157

22239

44

929

928

952 2,439

2,24721.;

888 146

22 2812 18

319

274

45

526

461

1354

1,702 1,274 1,578

222 32249 23863 68

1,698 1 40

595 17321869

57 545

592 257 59

12 5


Table 4. Institutiona' Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarters, Residence Status and Region: 1990 - Continued-------~T;~~~:~:~~~~~~~:;~~~~-----l:~~~~~~~-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::[::Sex and 1 Popule- IMenager/1 Steff IOfficer/JOfficer/lPriest/ ILodger/lPat1entllnmate/iPrisoner/iOthersi NotRegion I tian ID1rectorimemberl IEnlisted] Crl!!w I Nun/Se-] Boarderl I Ward IDet.1ne. I IStated___________________________. ~ ~ ~:~~~~:~~~ :~~__~_:~:~~:_~:~~~::~:~~ ~ ~ ~ ~_J _


Mal.Hotel~, Lodgi"g Houses,

Dormitories, etcHospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective end Pen~l InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Semioeries

end Boarding SchoolsMilit~ry C~mps ~nd StationsLogging, Mining and Const.!


Co~stal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Steted

Female



and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StetionsLogging, Mining end Canst.!

Public Work CampsOcean-going end Inter-Island!


7,315

1,580345406

1,666

1,1031,004

776

3433962

4,280

1,93143425486

1,11232

17

2732562

143

5376

238

32

95

109

52143

24

2

59

857

303549

13

19110

152

1241

765

312122

41

1751

5

2998

909

908

20

423

15

395

1111

529

204

493

111

1,034

941

68

187

1,405

1,306

78

1011

208

193

15

111

81

30

341

304

829

187

157

525

1,631

1,627

2

2

71

71

732 1,037

124 15925 6530 521 25

369 5715 61

48 544

34112 39

8 1

542 541

98 16324 17333 16

15

226 1163 8

9

25145 20

4 4


Both Sexes


Ho~pitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penel InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Semin~ries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Canst.!


Coa~tal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Steted

Mele


Ho$pitels end Nurses HomeWelfere InstitutionsCorrective end Penel InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Semineries

and Boerding SchoolsMilitery Cemps and 5t~tionsLogging, Mining end Const.!

Public Work CempsOceen-going and Inter-Island!


5,636

391167464

1,454

9361,961

137

1197

4,605

15057

2341,435

5901,940

124

714

85

2667

Z46

9

7

45

1141

96

8

6

526

47103

522

13140

110

41

306

2226112

8333

101

28

45

1,864

1,864

1,861

1,861

365

12

3512

193

1912

233

179

54

99

55

44

14

14

7

354

1353

199

1198

1,428

1,428

1,409

1,409

528

551111

3522712

.0

338

2751

24717

11

30

239

84322924

2422

6

117

148

35142324,.21

4

74


T~ble 4. Iiutitut10nlll Population by Sex, Type of, Institutional Living Quarters, Residence Stet us and Region: 1990 - Continued

Type of Institutional, Living Quarters,

Sex IlndRegion

I Inst1-Itut1onll.lI Popultl.-I tionI

I RESIDENCE STATUS

1-----------------------------------,--------------------------------------------------------IMl1no!lger/l' Staff IOfficerllOff1cer/i Priest! ILodger/l Pat tent I Inmlltell Prisoner/lOt her", t NotIDirectorlmemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-18ollrderl I Ward IDetainee I IStatedI IEmployee I mlln I member Im1nar1anl I I I I I---------------------~------------------------------------~-----------------------_._---------------------------------------------------~

Region VIII _ Eastern V1S11YIlS

Female


Hospitals and Nurs~s HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries


Pu~lic Work CampsOcean.going and Inter-Island/


Region IX - Western Mindanao

1,031

24111023019

34621

13

483

40

1526

15

220

257741

487

9

13

3

3

172

12

160

134

124

10

7

7

155

155

19

19

190

2.610

10';

'"

49l'J

G

61

2

1-

Both Sexes





"Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stat.d

MaleHotels, Lodging Hous~s,

Dormitories, etcHospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and P.mlll InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminllries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and- StationsLogging, Mining and Const./



" "Femal!!!'

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Dormitori!!!s, etc

Hospitals and Nurses nomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneries, Seminaries


Public Work CampsOcean_going and Inter_Island/

Coastal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot St«ted-

6,9S9

500510152

1,516

6461,343

906

2987

581

5,754

24923797

1,403

3931,624

847

2986

400

1,205

25127355113

25319

59

1lBl

106

371324

121

11

5

21

79

25424

81

10

5

20

27

129

4

518

29288129

3483

60

3

284

178966

2582

58

234

1219963

91

2

2

46

1,670

1,647

22

1,661

1,638

22

9

9

255

255

238

238

17

17

352

29

3292

10

210

5

1952

6

142

24

134

2

444

342

94

6

206

147

52

7

238

195

154

154

117

117

37

37

115

115

80

60

35

35

1,309 1,399

43366

1,308 108

13719

739

35

276

1,298 1,023

24172

1,297 17

9512

696

35

123

11 376

19194

11 91

427

41

153

637

4917•.74091

96

23676

558

36102

79

1669

23661

79

13768

222

15

15


Table., Institutional Population by Sex, Type of Institutional Living Quarters, Residence Status and Aegion: 1990 - Continued

2•22

7

'2

34•

.2427.••

11

3422

33

4850

2'

12

6828

8.3.1011

25143

107

55•

152

237

1318.'0'2

2,066

12

335.

4

40.

2IS

154

1,069

12

13

1,119

35

5

1,222

661

7155

2

25343

18015261

3

54

14

62•13

'87

534287

35

1,060

1,9721,819

1,592670624

2,115


Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Hunned es, Seminari es



Coas-tal VesselsRefugee CampsOthersNot Stilted

--------T;;~~~~:~~i~;~~:~:~:l-----i:~~~~~~~-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~~~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:::~:~:~:~:~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::J:::::::~Sex and I Popula- jManager/[ Staff IOfficer/JOfftcer/lPrfestl ILOdger/IP.tt.ntIInmot./IPr1S0".r/IOth.~I.1 NotRegion I tion jD1rectorlmemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-IBoarderl I Ward IDetain •• I ISt.ted

I I l[mployeel man I member Im1ne.rianl I I I I I

---::::::-:-:-::::::::-:::::,::-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1--------80th Sexes 7,079 1&0 1,355 936 612 1,239 13 238 1,013 1,123 389

Hotels., Lodging Houses. IDormitories, etc 2.098 79 664 1,075 143

Hospita 11 arld Nurses Hom(; 326 16 167 13 1 4'0W.lfll.re Institut~ons 649 8 24 15 237 355Corrective and Penal Institutions 1,037 1 11 1,011 \2Convents, Nunneries, Seminaries 3.1,

and Boarding Schools 1,369 29 167 596 148Mil1tary Camps and Stations ,r~1,075 8 82 932 islogging, Mining and Const.{ l, --', 21.5

Public Wor!:.Camps 116 6 73Ocean-going and Inter-Island! I

Coastal Vessels -Refugee Camps '7~;Others 389 12 148 4 16 2Not Stated 20 ] 19

HO'O'~:~;:~~;;,~O~:~,. 4.::::: ::: 931 358 ::: 9 140 .83 7:~Hospitals and Nurses Home 119 11 41 9]]8Welfare Institutions 473 1 9 6 139 308Corrective and Penal Institutions 999 5 981 2Convents, Nunneries, Seminaries 23:1~

and Boarding Schools 752 10 84 351 43Milltllry Camps and Stations 1,051 8 78 931logging, Mining and Const.!

Publ ic Work Camps 107 6 68Ocean-going llnd Inter-Island!

COilStal VesselsRefugee Camps -Others 172 7 65 10 2 66

Not St::::le 2,4:: 7: 6:: 5 254 796 4 98 30 3J

Hotels, lodging Houses, IDormitories, etc 1,205 33 364 685 75

Hosp1ta 15 and Nurses Home 207 5 126 4 22Welfare Institutions 176 7 15 9 98 41'Corrective and Penal Institutions 38 1 6 30Convents, Nunneries, Seminaries I

and 80arding Schools 617 19 83 245 105 131Ml1itary Camps and Stations 24 4 13logging, Mining and Const.1 I

Public Work Camps 9 5 3Ocean-going and Intor-Islar,d! I

COllstal Vessels .jRefugee CampsOthers 217 5 83 4 6 10$

NO:.::::O:,_ 50,'ho,' H;"o"o, 1!

80th Sexes 10,213 207 1,517 1,235 1,144 1.241 413 371 2,066 1,45

.J42115!

37~40'

1238

jj••j

47


Table 4. In~t1tutlona' Population by Sex. Type of Institutional Living Quarters, Residence Status and Region: 1990 - Continued

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Type of InstitutionalLiving Quarters,

Sex andRegion

I Inst1-ltutionalI Popuh-I tionI

I RESIDENCE STATUS1,---------------------,---------------------------------------------------------------------IManager/l Staff IOfflcer/lOfficer/lPr1est/ ILodger/lPatientjInmatellPr1soner/lOthers! NotIDirectorlmemberl !Enlistedl Crew I Nun{Se-IBoarderl I Ward IDetainee I IStatedJ IEmployeel man I member lminll.rianl I I I I I---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -

Region XI - Southern Mindanao

MaleHotels, Lodging Houses,

Dormitories, etcHospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneri es, Semi naries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.j



Female






Region XII - Central Mindanao

Both Se)\8S

Hotels, Lodging ~ouses,Dormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents, Nunneri es, Semi naries

and Boarding SchoolsMilitary Camps and StationsLogging, Mining and Const.1



Male

Hotels, Lodging Houses,Oormitories, etc

Hospitals and Nurses HomeWelfare InstitutionsCorrective and Penal InstitutionsConvents., ..Nu'nneries, Semi nari es



Coastal VesselsRefugee Camps .OthersNot Stated

7,274

72'3133"

2,094

1,0521,563

.07

52.'"20

2,939

86635725521

.20255

153

5.,15

4,173

1,669-160233715

660302

113

'520'

2,666

7'45''""73882'2

'742151

131

3257

227

50

8

76

304,2'

4

,

107

28177

254

18

8

67

15?3

173

17

5

1,027

1173753

12742

580

3111

2

4.0

6311556

12'1

81

444

384

105

"52

892

60

282

203

5'2022

452

56

152

1,230

1,216

5

25

5

4

223

220

3

222

219

3

663

'56

,481

12

463

,

271

270

18'

18'

489

420

58

2•752

649

96

7

1,469

1,357

132

'82

632

50

229

228

184

181

3

202

2

200 •148

2

146

237

228

9

134

3128

3

201

201

178

178

2,045

2,045

21

21

'"

'88

3

673

670

3

800

ne2179

177160

194

1491

65.

10l2136

196244

44

17

340

712814

11752

26

32

170

2.109

1420

20

8

422

12l36

(lJ

25

"2137

232129

137

24

1145

265

10842,25

2721

,

243

157

5920425

1615

4

113

48


Table 4. Institutiona' Population by Sex, Type of Institutiona' living Quarters, Residence Status and Region: 1990 _ Continued--------T;~~~:~:~~~~~~~:~~~;;-----[:~~~~~:~-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~:::~:~:~:~:~:~:~::~::::::::::::::::::::[::::::::Sex and I Popula- IManager/1 Staff IOfficerJIOfficer/lPrtestj ILod9.r/lp.t1."tllnm.t./IPrtlon.r/IOth~r'l HotRegion 1 tion IOirectorjmemberl IEnlistedl Crew I Nun/Se-IBoarderj I Wucl IDetain •• I I IStllted

1 I IEmployeel man I member Iminarianl I I I I I--------------------------------------------------------------------------------.----------------------._-----------.-----------------_.-Region XII - Central Mindanao

Female 1,487 40 181 85 807 5' 23 ,. >70 108Hotels, Lodging Houses,

Dormitories, ,to 875 13 4' 725 .2 ••Hospitals and Nurses Home 121 10 71 18 22Welfare Institutions 37 4 3 23 5 2Corrective and Penal Institutions 18 18Convents, Nunneries, Seminariesand Boarding Schools 272 8 44 8' 82 43 11Military Camps and Stations 40 1 32 •Logging, Mining and Const.1Public Work Camps " • • 5Ocean-going and Inter-IslandlCoastal Vessels

Refugee CampsOthers 53 3 13 2. 13Not Stated 55 54

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

49


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital StlltU$ ,Sex and, Region: 1990

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Age Group, Sex, I MARITAL S TAT U SArea Classification Total I---c--------------------------------------------------------and Region 1 Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced!! Others IUnknown

I I I ISepGratedl I--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Phf1ippines

Both Sexes 133,748 92,~O5 34,165 1,682 75B 306 4,032

10 14 5.743 5,464 25 2 2 2 22B15 19 2.0,730 19,557 379 6 10 11 76720 24 32,671 28,457 3,281 34 61 24 B1425 • 29 26,685 17,793 7,761 54 86 60 93130 34 15,948 7,664 7,588 112 109 42 43336 39 10,511 4,074 6,017 124 97 40 15940 44 6,650 2,613 3,529 139 101 39 22945 49 4,140 ],712 2,116 137 58 22 9550 54 3,249 1,487 ],47] 143 3' 25 8755 59 2,226 1,131 B59 '" 25 14 5160 '4 1,632 977 543 lB2 31 12 B765 '9 1,184 650 2B7 153 31 6 5770 74 B15 432 148 14' 42 4 4375 79 700 402 BB 141 34 4 31

80 and over 664 372 73 163 35 1 20

Male 69,396 56,026 29,642 725 435 39 2,528

10 14 3,287 3,103 19 165.15 19 11,461 10,774 220 2 4 2 45920 24 21,331 18,085 2,703 18 39 2 48425 29 20,289 12,588 6,910 32 43 5 71130 34 12,331 5,106 6,783 70 58 11 30335 39 8,013 2,415 5,349 75 52 3 11940 44 4,616 1.313 3,055 79 45 , 11845 49 2,698 744 1,827 51 22 4 4050 54 1,850 547 1,209 59 16 2 1755 59 1,230 431 700 65 " 2 16'0 64 B9B 343 440 6B 19 1 2765 '9 570 244 213 57 20 1 3570 74 350 146 106 47 3' 1575 79 266 111 '3 48 32 12

BO and over 206 76 45 45 33 7

Female 44,352 36,779 4,523 956 323 267 1,504

10 14 2,456 _ 2,381 , 2 2 2 '315 19 9,269 8,783 159 4 , 9 30820 24 11,340 10,372 57B 16 22 22 33025 29 6,396 5,205 B51 22 43 55 22030 34 3,617 2,556 805 42 51 31 13035 39 2,498 1,659 668 49 45 37 4040 44 2,034 1,300 474 60 56 33 11145 49 1,442 9'8 2B9 76 3' 18 5550 54 1,399 940 2'2 84 20 23 7055 59 99' 700 159 Bl 9 12 3060 64 934 634 103 114 12 11 6065 69 614 40' 74 96 11 5 2270 74 465 2B6 42 99 6 4 2875 79 434 291 25 93 2 4 19

80 and over 458 29' 28 11B 2 1 13

National Capital RegionBoth Sexes 39,804 30,239 7,095 559 344 161 1,406

10 14 2,314 2,293 4 1 2 1415 19 6,585 6,335 8B 3 4 3 15220 24 9,832 8,950 597 11 28 14 23225 29 7,530 5,537 1,371 16 31 2B 54730 34 3,995 2,485 1,357 31 35 23 6435 39 2,702 1,309 1,227 4B 41 23 ."40 44 1,955 B57 862 54 32 23 12745 49 1,155 515 52' 47 21 14 3250 54 1,020 493 414 45 16 14 3855 59 716 393 230 54 9 , 2460 64 652 345 205 51 14 , 3165 69 417 219 107 51 18 2 2070 74 319 150 57 4B 33 3 2675 79 307 164 31 57 28 2 25

80 and over 305 194 19 42 32 lB

50


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group. Mllr1hl Statu.,.Se~ and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-----------------Age Group, Sex.

Area Classificationand Region

TotalI MAR I TAL S TAT U S1

0-------

I Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced/1 Others IUnknownI I I ISeparated I I---------------------------------------------.---------------------------------------_.---------_.

National Capital Region~la1e.

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

Female10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

22,884

1,1402,9365,1745,1532,7751,8S71,289

70456636434121114311487

16,9201,1743,6494,6582,3771,220

815666451454352311206176193218

15,7631,1292,8494,6083,51911571

75944423719314312680393531

14,476

1,1643,4864,3422,018

91455041327830025021913911,1129163

5,8H

334

4401,1381,1321,04371543134018917491472410

1,284

15415723322518414795744131161079

228

168173131251420221911167

331

12581417232231342932374135

199

1171218169375613322832

145

2311191725231894851

19

111714121

142

213271622191312•6232

864

850102475303786710613814117

.42

6102130723417412.28181812141411

Cordillera Administrative RegionBot'" Sexes

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and overMale

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

4,910

1981,2401,624711366213131101106516434242324

3,312

121791

1,24551725615674484516201544

3,968188

1,1991,532

47618284554349334223202022

2,636

114775

1, 17633411347231313511723

51

741

1065

190158123704846151042

602

548167139105

49353111732

27

111333372111

6

2

14

424121

5

113

14

15

2

11121

146

10312739181

57

44

63

711211531

14


Table 5. Institutional Populllt1on 10 V'ears Old and Over" by Age Group. Mar-itol Status,Sex and ,Region: 1990 - Continued

-,-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Age Group, Se)!" 1 1 MAR I TAL STATUS

Area Classification I Total 1-----------------,---------------------------------------,--and Rllg10n I I Single. I Marr1ll!d I Widowed IDivoreed/1 Others IUnknown

I I. 1 I ISeparated l I--------------------------------------~---------~-------------------------------------------------Cordillera Administrative Region

Female 1,598 1,332 139 21 9 14 B3

10 14. 77 74 315 19 449 424 5 2020 24 379 355 17 625 29 194 142 23 1 3 1 2430 34 110 69 19 1 1 5 1535 39 57 37 lB 1 140 44 57 32 21 1 1 245 49 53 30 13 3 2 550 54 61 36 15 2 1 755 59 35 2B 4 360 64 44 31 3 6 1 365 69 19 16 1 1 170 74 20 1B 1 175 79 19 17 2

80 and over 24 22 1

Region I - 11ocos Region

Both Sexes 3,230 2,052 96B 42 10 II 147

10 14 94 82 1 1115 19 37B 356 4 IB20 24 767 593 105 1 2 1 6525 29 676 40B 232 3 3 5 2530 34 397 170 215 3 2 3 435 39 2B2 107 170 3 1 140 44 170 56 107 3 2 145 49 121 54 55 4 850 54 96 55 3B 255 59 60 36 ,. 5

60 64 67 45 , 6 765 6' 4' 33 2 7 770 74 31 24 6 175 79 26 21 3 2

80 and over 16 12 2 2

Male 2,065 1,126 B1' 13 6 101

10 14 50 44 515 19 200 lB7 2 II

20 24 466 343 78 4525 29 518 2B8 203 2 3 2230 34 283 87 194 235 39 200 4B 14' 1 140 44 123 30 89 1 2 145 4' 78 27 46 2 3

50 54 45 17 2855 59 33 16 15 260 64 2B 14 6 2 665 6' 17 11 2 470 74 10 6 475 79 10 6 3

60 a.nd over 4 2 2

female 1,165 926 14' 29 4 11 46

10 14 44 38 1 515 19 178 16' 2 720 24 301 250 27 1 2 1 2025 29 15B 120 2' 1 5 330 34 114 B3 21 3 2 3 235 39 82 59 21 240 44 47 26 18 245 4' 43 27 • 2 550 54 51 3B 10 255 59 27 20 4 360 64 3' 31 3 4 165 69 32 22 2 5 3

70 74 21 13 2 175 7. 16 15 1

80 llnd over 12 "0 2

52


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Mar1ta. 1 Shtus.Sex and !legion: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------.-----------------------------------------------------------------------Age Group, Sex, 1 MAR I TAL STATUS

Area Classification Total I .....•...•.•.••••••••••••..•••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••lind Region 1 Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced!1 Others IUnknown

1 I I ISeparatedl I-~-----------~---------------------------------------------------------------.-.------------------Region II - Cl!.gayan Valley

Both Sexes 3,944 2,066 1.697 50 30 14 67

10 14 13B 125 2 1115 '9 410 352 25 2 3120 24 B47 672 159 3 2 5 625 29 1,069 512 544 1 5 2 5;0 34 595 150 423 4 9 935 39 344 75 256 5 5 2 140 44 200 51 135 6 3 2 345 49 '02 34 59 5 3 150 54 Bl 32 45 3 155 " 51 17 29 4 160 64 34 20 7 5 165 69 33 23 7 370 74 15 10 3 275 79 13 9 2 2

80 and over 12 4 1 7

Male 3,070 1,459 1.537 15 7 2 50

10 14 70 61 1 B15 19 24B 203 19 2620 24 640 499 14025 29 97l 442 523 530 34 500 106 3Bl 4 2 735 39 290 52 235 240 44 14B 26 116 3 345 49 70 'B 47 2 2 150 54 44 II 3355 " 39 B 27 360 64 16 8 5 ,65 69 17 13 470 74 B 6 275 79 6 4 2

80 and over 3 2 1

Fellla lEI B74 627 160 35 23 12 17

10 14 6B 64 1 315 19 162 149 6 2 520 24 207 173 19 3 1 5 625 29 9B 70 21 1 5 130 34 95 44 42 7 235 39 54 23 20 3 5 2 140 44 52 25 19 3 3 245 49 32 16 12 3 150 54 37 21 12 3 155 59 12 9 2 160 64 lB 12 2 465 " 16 10 3 370 74 7 4 1 27' 79 7 5 2

80 lind over" 9 2 7

Region III - Central Luzon60th Sexes 9,722 6,638 2,716 125 49 10 '.2

10 14 417 408 4 515 19 1,434 1.360 22 2 3 4720 24 2,310 2,055 224 "1 3025 2. 2,042 1,406 596 6 5 2.30 34 ], 113 516 575 • 5 1 735 3. BB. 26B 564 6 7 1 4240 44 513 155 32B B 13 2 745 49 265 105 143 9 4 1 350 54 194 B. 90 12 2 255 59 144 69 65 5 3 160 64 125 62 39 16 3 565 69 9B 52 2. 14 370 74 70 3B 16 13 1 275 79 53 31 13 7 2

80 and over 56 25 11 lB 2

S3


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Merit"l Status,Sex and Region: 1990 _ Continued

-----------------_._--------~---------------------------------------------------------------------Age Group, Sex, 1 MARITAl. STATUSArea Ciassification Total 1------------------------------------------------------------,,' Region I Single 1 Married 1 Wi'dowed IDivorced/1 Others IUnknowl\

I 1 1 ISeparlltedl 1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Region III - Central Luzon

Male 6.269 3,943 2,135 49 23 118

10 14 2" 239 4 415 19 818 783 11 2320 24 1,525 1,329 172 2425 29 1,441 932 484 4 2 1930 34 779 289 482 4 1 335 39 656 154 456 2 5 3940 44 322 57 256 2 745 49 158 42 111 2 250 54 94 27 60 5 255 " 80 32 42 4 1 160 64 58 23 26 6 2 165 69 37 15 15 4 370 74 27 12 7 7 175 79 13 5 5 2 1

80 and over 14 4 4 6

Female 3,453 2,695 583 76 26 9 64

10 14 170 169 115 19 616 577 11 3 2420 24 785 726 52 1 625 29 601 474 112 2 3 1030 34 334 227 93 5 4 1 435 39 232 114 108 4 2 1 340 44 19' 98 72 6 6 2 745 49 107 63 32 7 450 54 100 61 30 7 255 " 64 37 23 1 260 64 67 39 13. 10 , 465 69 61 37 13 1070 74 43 26 9 6 275 79 40 2' 8 5

80 lind over 42 21 7 12 2

Region IV _ Southern Tagalog

Both Sexes 15,488 10,449 4,579 155 85 12 208

10 14 431 . 409 3 1815 19 1,701 1,600 44 1 5620 24 3,711 3,199 455 1 9 4625 29 3,432 2,371 1,029 4 16 1230 34 2,148 1,018 1,072 13 15 3 2735 39 1,410 623 755 12 11 1 840 44 958 433 492 '4 14 S45 49 596 248 312 9 9 1 1750 54 397 181 187 16 4 4 555 " 261 108 123 14 3 1 1260 64 201 117 " 21 2 265 69 102 58 27 1770 74 62 35 10 1775 79 45 32 6 7

80 and OViEl!r 33 17 5 10

Male 11,486 7,113 4,105 75 48 6 139

10 14 265 267 3 1515 19 1,100 1,025 30 4520 24 2,851 2,419 391 1 5 3425 29 2,771 1,811 943 3 9 530 34 1,752 747 968 5 10 3 1935 39 1,071 374 680 7 6 1 340 44 684 210 451 10 9 445 49 386 91 2B3 3 4 450 54 244 6S 164 9 2 155 " 157 37 105 7 1 760 64 '0 27 50 9 2 265 69 41 14 20 770 74 24 11 7 675 7' 16 8 5 3

80 and over 14 4 5 5

54


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Maritol Stetus,Sex and Region: 1990 - Continued.

Age Group, Sex.Area Classification

and RegionTotal

I MAR I TAL S TAT U S1------------------------------------------------------------I Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced!1 Others IUnknownI I I ISepll.rll.hdl I

Region IV _ Southern TegalogFemale 4,002 3,336 474 80 37 6 69

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

14660186066139633927421015310411161382919

142575780560271249223157113719044

2'2.13

14648610475412923189731

185467712101145

147555522

41

31112.78511345

Region V - Bieol Region

Both Sexes

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 545'5 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 end over

5,040142611

1,0831,109

76544331317212411.5733282026

2,971

1155249106612751189.66656139181256

1,692

112

150'273823131729357'2139885

73

232•31127.3•8715

12

23321

• 28826752116

!O3240

221

Male 3,837 2,008 1,583 2' 11 4 207

10 14]5 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

93403796938679382217).22715627

"1610!O

6834363452220.80532922151210833

17

1'140.37029416186493612,••4

122•5

31

213

22321

245320899

2

2

222184239

81

23624246612

"109

592312191178613221

47181276139693843374346278

•23

9631,203

49208287

. 1718661965053583016121016over

Female,14192429343944495'5964697479

10152025303540'5505560657075

80 ond

55


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Veers Old and Over by Age Group, Marital Status,Sex lu\d Region: 1990 _ Continued

----------.------------------------------.----_ .._---------------------------------.--.------------Age Group, Sex, J MAR I TAL STATUS

Area Classification Total J------------------------------------------------------------Ilnd Region J Single J Married J Widowed IDivorced/l Others IUnknown

J J J ISepllrlltedl J--_.--.-------_.-.---------------------------_ •.._-------------------------------------------------Region VI - Western Vhayas

Both Sexes 7,776 5,275 1,976 16B 19 12 326

10 14 302 290 4 1 615 19 1,079 1,004 21 2 5220 24 1,703 1,414 189 9925 29 1,1176 951 455 1 2 6530 34 966 457 462 5 5 3735 39 636 265 357 7 1 1 540 44 352 178 164 5 1 2 245 4' 287 161 103 10 2 1 1050 54 259 148 92 12 2 1 455 59 181 117 50 11 1 260 64 154 85 28 lB ,2 2 2965 69 126 80 27 15 "1 370 74 94 43 11 27 2 1175 79 79 42 9 '9

80 Ilnd over 72 40 5 27

Male 5.'264 3,284 1,738 68 9 165

10 14 186 177 3 615 19 709 659 11 3'20 24 1,212 989 158 6425 29 1,148 694 '15 3930 34 725 292 425 3 3 235 39 4B' • 150 32B 5 1 540 44 239 8B 146 2 1 245 49 150 60 87 3 2 B50 54 124 48 72 455 59 90 " 3B 660 64 56 22 24 965 69 49 27 17 570 74 34 15 8 1175 79 27 11 5 11

80 ancl over 16 6 1 9 ,Female 2,512 1,991 238 100 10 12 161

10 14 116 113 1 115 " 370 345 10 2 1320 24 491 425 31 3525 29 328 257 40 1 2 2730 34 241 165 37 2 2 3535 39 147 115 29 2 140 44 113 90 lB 3 245 49 127 101 16 7 1 250 54 135 100 20 8 2 1 ,55 59 91 71 12 5 1 260 64 108 63 4 ,. 1 2 2965 69 77 53 10 10 1 370 74 60 2B 3 16 2 1175 79 52 31 3 18

80 and over 56 34 4 18


80th Sp.Kes 11,188 8,248 2,464 102 29 17 32B

10 14 542 512 3015 19 2,115 2,016 30 6720 24 2,852 2,480 247 2 3 1 11925 29 2,027 1,454 543 6 2 2230 34 1,155 618 495 5 2 1 33

35 39 759 327 410 2 5 2 1340 44 485 207 246 10 10 2 1045 49 351 149 183 7 6 2 ,50 54 287 130 125 7 3 2255 59 192 103 74 10 3 260 64 153 84 " 13 365 69 96 57 30 7 170 " 66 42 12 7 3 275 79 54 39 7 8

60 and over 54 2B 8 lB

56


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old "d Over by Age Group, Marital Status,

Sex and Region: 1990 - Continued___________ M __________________________________________ -----_.-------------------------------------

Age Group, Sax, I MAR I TAL STATUS

Area Cla~sif1cation Total 1------------------------------------------------------------end Region I Single I Married I Widowed I01vorced/l Others IUnknown

'I I 1 lSeparatedl I---------------------------_ .._-----------------_.-------------------------------------------------

Region VI! _ Centrll' Visll.yas

Male 7,123 4,783 2,090 33 14 3 200

10 14 339 311 28

15 " 1,121 1,062 13 46

20 24 1,762 1,495 199 1 2 65

25 29 1,482 993 472 3 13

30 34 860 390 441 3 1 25

35 39 55' 184 361 1 4 ,40 44 318 95 206 4 3 2 8

45 49 225 53 163 5 3 1

50 54 161 52 103 4 2

55 59 105 46 58 1

60 64 71 31 37 2

65 6' 49 25 21 2

70 74 31 22 6 1

75 79 26 18 4 4

80 and oyer 14 6 6 2

female 4,065 3,465 374 69 15 14 128

10 14 203 201 2

15 19 9:,)4 956 17 21

20 24 1,090 985 48 1 1 54

25 29 545 461 71 3 1 ,30 34 295 226 55 2 1 1 8

35 39 200 143 49 1 1 2 4

40 44 167 112 40 6 7 2

45 49 126 96 20 2 3 2 3

50 54 126 78 22 3 3 20

55 59 87 57 16 9 3 2

60 64 82 53 16 11 2

65 69 47 32 9 5

70 74 35 20 6 6 2

75 79 28 21 3 4

80 and over 40 22 2 16

Region VIII - Eastern Vis<!lyas

Botl!ft Se~es 5,401 2,997 2,153 73 40 6 132

10 14 211 198 13

15 19 528 480 14 34

20 24 1,341 970 33' 4 3 25

25 29 1,203 616 562 3 2 20

30 34 796 283 496 4 10 1 2

35 39 461 146 307 3 2 2 1

40 44 291 93 167 , 6 1 15

45 4' ng 72 115 8 3 1

50 54 113 41 64 4 4

55 " p.~ ~::; 42 6 2 5

60 " 3>1 30 , 4 1

65 6' 33 11 5 5 2 10

70 74 20 12 5 3

75 79 24 6 2 10 5

80 !lindover'" 15 4 5 5

Male 4,472 2,271 2,053 37 26 84

10 14 130 121 9

15 19 391 346 14 31

20 24 1,193 844 323 3 3 20

25 2' 1,049 491 544 2 2 10

30 34 691 202 478 4 5 1

35 39 386 88 293 3 1 1

40 44 227 62 156 7 2

45 49 169 48 111 6 3

50 54 85 19 59 3 4

55 59 56 14 38 2 1

60 64 46 19 24 3

65 6' 23 4 5 3 1 10

70 74 10 6 4

75 79 7 4 1 1

80 lind over 9 3 3 3

57


Table 5. Institutional Popuh.t1on 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group. Marital Status,Sex and Region: 1990 - Continued

Age Group, SCI(.Area Classification

and RegionTotal

I MARITAL STATUS1- - -- -- -- --_. ---- -- -- -- -- --- -- -- --- -- -- --- -- --- --- -- - --- -- - ---I Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced/1 Others IUnknownI I I ISeparatedl I

Region VIII - Eastern V1sayas

Fema.le

10 ]415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over


Both Sexes

10 1415 ]920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 lind over

Male

929

811371481541057564302826381010176

6,802

150790

1,5491,6951,10769731718611682483412127

5,663

726

77134126125815831242212207621

3.904

137750

1,276990358147804932341617873

2,981

100

16181814114546

112

2,662

2124565570152922712673402414313

2,491

36

221492392

73

56176478663131

54

14

514

38

3359751221

31

5

21

5

1 ;

2

3

•

48

435101

15

41

5

120

13152037227

31

103

1015202530354045505560657075

80 tnd

1419242934394449545964697479over

89559

1,2091,5201,0176332761558357272i647

8252797085330511750301017584

3

1921862166849621911764341712213

45156346431

21

1247741221

2

7111535227

31

Female

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4"950 54

• 55 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

1,139

61231340175906441313325211368

923

5522330613753303019221711947

58

171

22734333389967.21

19

112

13223211

2112

2 17

6452


Table 5. Institutionsl Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Merital Status,Sex and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Age Group, Sell, I MAR I TAL STATUSArea Cle~$if1eat1on Total I------------------------------------~-----------------------and Region I Single I Marrhd I Widowed 101 \/crced!1 Others IUnknownI I I ISeparatllld I I---------------_.,---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Region X - Northern Mindanao80th Sexe, 6.753 4,676 1,758 6' 20 , 233

10 14 222 200 1 21E. ,. 1,132 1,059 21 5220 24 1,815 1,598 147 2 6725 29 1,274 85. 370 4 4130 '4 844 '91 427 2 2 22'5 39 584 197 '67 , 6 2 •40 44 273 104 154 5 , 745 4' .178 60 111 6 150 54 15. 55 90 11 2 155 5' 107 55 42 8 260 64 5' 28 17 ,65 6. 49 24 6 8 1070 74 31 21 1 •75 7' 18 15 2

80 and over 14 10 2 2

Mele 4,389 2,684 1,543 22 8 132

10 14 136 115 1 2015 " 59' 554 12 2720 24 1,113 '45 125 4'25 29 906 557 328 2 19'0 '4 64' 255 379 1 8'5 '9 460 116 m , 440 44 171 33 132 4 1 145 49 118 21 95 1 150 54 9' 15 75 ,55 59 60 20 ,4 560 64 32 16 15 165 69 32.;,- _ 14' " 5 4 •70 74 13 .8 1 475 79 8 6 2

80 and over 11 9 2

female 2,364 1,992 215 41 12 , 101

10 " 86 85 I15 19 5'9 505 9 2520 24 702 65' 22 2 2425 29 '68 '02 42 2 22'0 '4 201 136 48 2 1 14'5 '9 124 61 '0 , , 2 540 •• 102 71 22 1 2 645 49 60 '9 16 550 S4 66 40 15 8 255 59 '7 '5 8 ,60 64 21 12 2 665 69 17 10 I • 270 7' ,. 13 575 79 10 9

80 and over- , 1 2

Re9ion XI - Southern Mindanao80th Selle" 9,671 6,358 2,816 115 '4 '4 314

10 " '61 '27 4 '015 19 1,517 1,417 '9 6120 24 2,171 1,883 245 1 4 1 "25 29 1,926 1,201 629 4 5 19 68'0 '4 1,359 600 658 14 6 5 76'5 '9 867 '4' 489 14 , 4 1440 44 525 197 296 12 5 , 1045 49 332 '25 '82 9 5 , 1050 54 234 97 119 10 2 1 555 59 146 6' 73 8 , 160 64 98 46 40 10 , 165 69 60 2. 18 10 2 170 74 29 15 11 ,75 79 17 8 4 5

eo and over- 29 7 7 15

59


Table 5. Inst Hut; onal Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Marital StlltU!>,

Sex and Region: i990 - Continued--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AgEl Group, Sex, I MAR I TAL STATUS

Area Classification Total 1------------------------------"-----------------------------.,d Region I Single I Married I Widowed IDivorced/1 Others IUnknown

I I I ISeparated I I--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Region XI - Southern Mindanao

Mele 6,970 4,232 2,429 63 22 224

10 14 231 216 2 13

15 19 .27 869 20 38

20 24 1,515 1,307 17. I 3 25

25 2. 1,511 .17 543 3 4 44

30 34 1,103 425 590 11 4 73

35 3. 661 196 442 9 2 12

40 44 404 119 263 6 4 10

45 49 242 62 156 3 2 ,50 5":' 154 45 '04 4 1

55 59 '0 25 60 4 I

60 64 64 24 34 5 ,65 6' 27 13 11 3

70 74 " 6 7 -75 79 '2 5 , 3

80 and over 16 3 , ,Female 2,701 2,126 367 52 '2 34 '0

'0 14 130 111 . 2 17

15 19 5.0 548 19 23

20 24 656 576 56 1 I 12

25 29 415 284 86 , 1 19 24

30 34 256 175 68 3 2 5 3

35 3. 206 147 47 5 1 4 2

40 44 12' 78 35 4 1 3

45 49 .0 63 16 6 3 , 1

50 54 80 52 15 6 1 1 5

55 59 56 36 " 4 1

60 64 34 22 6 5 1

65 69 33 16 7 7 2

70 74 16 • 4 3

75 79 5 3 280 lind over " 4 3 6

Region XI! - Central Mi ndanao

Both Sexes 4,019 2,944 846 57 34 3 135

10 " 221 200 1 20

15 19 1,210 1,103 28 1 2 76

20 24 1,066 925 114 2 5 20

25 29 515 351 158 2 4

30 34 342 161 166 2 , •35 39 225 65 150 8 1 ,40 44 167 51 107 3 4 2

45 49 95 31 . 60 2 1 1

50 54 63 - 21 31 8 1 2

55 59 39 16 15 5 3

60 64 32 9 9 10 2

65 69 20 6 3 7 4

70 74 14 2 3 6 3

75 79 , 3 1 3 2

eo and over 1 1

Male 2,592 1,743 706 39 26 76

10 14 170 15' 1 10

15 19 665 592 23 2 48

20 24 630 527 91 5 6

25 29 364 235 125 2 2

30 34 266 118 "6 2 3 •35 3. 183 50 129 ,40 44 124 23 96 2 2

'5 49 63 13 4'50 54 41 j 27- 655 59 27 7 13 • 3

60 64 22 5 • 6 2

65 69 14 j 3 6 270 7' 11 1 3 5 2

75 79 • 3 1 3 2

80 and over 1 1

60


Table 5. Institutional Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group. Marital Status,Sex and Region: 1990 - Continued

--------------------------~--------------------------------------------_.-------------------------Age Group, Sex.

Area Classificationand Region

I MAR I TAL S TAT u SI•.••••••••••••......••••••••..•••••••••••••••••..........•..I S1ngle I Married I Widowed IDivorced/1 Others lUnknownI I I I Separated I 1_.-----------------------.-----------------.-----------------------_.---------------------.--.----

Regfon xu - Centra' MindanaoFemll.le 1,427 .1,201 140 ,. • 3 57

10 14 51 41 1015 19 545 511 5 2.20 24 436 39. 23 1425 29 151 116 33 230 34 74 43 30 135 39 42 15 21 4 140 44 43 2. 11 1 345 49 32 ,. 11 250 54 22 14 4 255 59 12 9 2 160 64 10 4 465 69 6 3 1 270 74 3 1 1 175 7'

BO and over

-------------------------------------------------------------------------._----------------------_.---------

61


Table 6. Religious Affiliation of Institutional Population by Sex'and Region: 1990

Sex and Region

I I REL,IGIO.US AFFILIATIONI I rl!~t; tl,l- 1----- -- --- -- -- --- --'-- -- ---- --- ---- -- -- --- -- ----- -- -- --- -- --- --- --- --- ---- --- ------ ---- .I tiona' I Roman I I [Iglesial United I I Church of pahova'sl IIPopulationICatho11c[A91~payanl Islam I "1 IChurch oflBuddhistlJesus Christl WltnessIProtes-IOther~I .1 I I [Cristo IChrist In[ I of Latter I I hnts II I I I I jthePhil.[ IDaySlllntsj I !

Philippines 138.878 118,325 1.187 2,229 2,666 2,004 276 89 341 23 11,718

Male 92.153Female 46,725

National Capital Region 41,006

Me.1e 23,528Female ]7,476

Cordillera Administrative Region 5,050

Male 3,399Female 1,651

79,19839,127

35,464

20,09515,369

4,109

2,8601.249

877310

164

1194514

14

1,678551

448

305143

2

2

2,037649

804

592212

99

7227

1,157847

391

184207

126

7452

19680

234

16470

6

42

7019

15

105

4

4

213128

210

13377

9

45

10 G.71';'1.1 ::., C{;;

9 3,2,,}

3 l,g;;:}{; J, 14"

6 G75

2 363~ .' ,,'

Region I - Ilocos Region

MaleFema 1e

Region II - Cagayan .Valley

MaleFemale


MaleFemale


MaleFemale

Region V - Bicol Region

MaleFemale

Region VI - Western Visayas

MaleFemale


MaleFemale


MaleFemale


MaleFemale

Region X - Northern MindanaoMaleFemale

Region XI - Southern Mindanao

MaleFemllle

Region XII - Central Mindllnao

MaleFemale

3.373

2.1541,219

4,195

3,1841,011

10,301

6,6063.695

15,979

11,7064,273

5,208

3,9361,272

8, III

5,4202,691

11.595

7,3154,280

5,636

4.6051,031

6,959

5,7541,205

7,0794,5862,493

10.213

7,2742,939

4,173

2,6861,487

2.757

.1,767990

3,436

2,729707

8,844

5,7233,121

14,043

10,4073,636

4.725

3.5661,159

6,700

4,6202,080

10,269

6,5303,739

4,967

4,106861

5,746

4,842904

5,7663,9921, 774

8,742

6,2922,450

2,757

1,6691.088

72

3636

44

404

114

8628

98

8612

20

164

68

608

80

5921

121

10615

32

284

1397960

164

9866

57

507

7

61

11

65

75

4728

16

16

20

137

56\

3521

39

326

526

423103

301812

106

997

893

675218

76

5818

113

10310

293

21875

377

31859

80

7010

59

4910

53

4211

116

1133

165

11748

20981128

167

14225

75

6213

45

2718

17

89

220

12595

248

16286

40

3010

129

6762

274

155119

68

5018

129

11019

853352

163

9172

'94120

3

3

5

41

12

102

4

31

6

51

33

4

4

4

4

13

67

3

3

7

7

7

61

11

65

18

18

3

21

7

61

8

35

30

921

25214

3

3

3

63

7

5,

532

23

167

3

21

2952721

771

429342

1,097

651446

316

22G52

1,121

599522836

417359

301

17512'5

360

233127

641376465

843

533310

320

187133


Table 7. Disabled Populetion by Age Group. Sex and Type of Disability: 1990

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I 1 I I IMuteness IImpa1rmentlIllnllSsjRehrdationi Handic.apped IDisabl1itYI---------------------_.--------------------------------------_.------------------------------------------------------------- -------Philippines

Both SexesUnder 11 45 9

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

MaleUnder 11 45 9

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and overFemale

5,997

1676102227450683B0772B5BB571312307250234182164139161

3,646

44349

123264497600506328329192165143130

B4BO5950

2,351

386

414345B3B314126221612149B

201722

215

451731262427151496963775

171

176

2911211713554B41010151526

95

I57

1616834242356211

Bl

37

235583

5

12

3

2B

1225B3

5

9

71

3761315741

233

3

42

234B1162

121

2

29

64 2,646

36 75 B4 30J 109

12 2201 4217 4132: 3422: 4162: 1841 176

1294 902 456 213 214 9

50 1,561

5 23 23 162 53

12 1501 3136 2932: 1772: 2271 ' 102

B960

4 43I 173 53 112 1

14 1, 085

475

1243256796B62453020129B7734B

223

12133B4442361174

. 51332

2

252

1,074

291234110

.17714097101535B4749474B323226

762

46

23831451147669404930402820

_141B3

312

1B9

1191269

1611127BB4

•111291124

BO

11823135333,1166325

109

B79

77144562113104

B56B442346345248553636

590

459153583756B47351433263530401620

289

Under 11 45 9

10 1415 1920 2425 2930 3435 3940 4445 4950 5455 5960 6465 6970 7475 79

80 and over

123353

104186186207222250242120142107104

9BB480111

91727127

14

"B7 .6535131017

144515212427591315

113

2

2 I

1425412I

112

3

63

1211

13

2

356145670

lOB120165lB9

B2B969472B16108

112191B35262634231678545346

256112732262132139179192B1B1423

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APPENDIX A

BATASPAMBANSA BLG.72

ANACT PROVIDING FOR THE TAKING OF AN INTEGRATED CENSUS EVERY TENYEARS BEGINNING IN THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY, AND FOROTHER PURPOSES.

Be it enacted by the Batasang Pambansa in session assembled:

SECTION 1. A national census of population and other related data shall be takenevery decade beginning in 1980, in accordance with plans prepared by the National Censusand Statistics Office, without prejudice to the undertaking of special censuses onagriculture, industry, commerce, housing and other sectors as may be approved by theNational Economic and Development Authority.

SECTION 2. There is hereby created the National Census Coordinating Boardto be composed of the Minister of Economic Planning, as Chairman, the Minister ofHuman Settlements, the Minister of the Budget, the Minister of the Justice, the Ministerof National Defense, the Minister of Labor, the Minister of Finance, the Minister ofEducation and Culture, the Minister of Public Works, the Minister of Transportation andCommunications, the Minister of Public Highways, the Minister ofAgriculture, the Ministerof Natur~1 Resources, the Minister of Public Information, and the Minister of LocalGovernment and Community Development, as members, with the Executive Directorof the National Census and Statistics Office as Executive Officer of the Board.

The censuses shall be urnder the supervision and coordination of the National CensusCoordinating Board which shall issue such rules and regulations as may be necessary forthe successful ulJldert~!,;nng:lnd cvmpletion of the censuses provided in this Act.

SECTION 3. There shall be established a provincial, city and municipal census boardin each province, city and municipality, as the case may be, which shall provide suchfacilities and assistance as may be required by the National Census Coordinating Board.The boards shall be lindeI' the supervision and control of the National CensusCoordinating Board.

SECTION 4. The Provincial Census Board shall be composed of the ProvincialGovernor, as Chairman, and the Division Superintendent of Schools, or in the caseof provinces with more than one school division, the Division Superintendent designatedby the National Census Coordinating Board, as Vice Chairman, the District Highway

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Engineer, or in the case of provinces which have two or more highway engineering districts,the one that may be designated by the National Census Coordinating Board, ,',theProvincial Commander of the Philippine Constabul!lry" the Provincial DevelopmentOfficer, the Provincial Assessor, and the Pro~incial Agriculturist, as members, with theProvincial Census Officer as the Executive Officer.

The City Census Board shall be composed of the City Mayor, as Chairman, and theCity Superintendent of Schools, as Vice Chairman, the City Engineer, the CityDevelopment Officer, and the City Assessor, 'as members, with the City Census Officeras the Executive Officer.

The Municipal Census Board sh!lll be composed of the Municipal Mayor, asChairman, and the District Supervisor" the Municipal 'Agriculturist, the StationCommander, the Municipal Treasurer, and the MuniCipal Development Officer,' asmembers, with the Municipal Census Officer/Census Supervisor as the ExecutiveOfficer.

SECTION 5. The National Census Coordinating Board and the local census boardsmay call upon any ministry, bureau, office, agencyor instrumentality of the Governmentfor any assistance in the performance of thelrduties. •

SECTION 6. The first day of May of every regular censlisyear is hereby designated asthe reference date for the census. The collection of data will be by enumeration andthe respondent shall be the head or any responsible member of the household .. , - .

SECTION 7. Public school teachers shall be employed for enumeration work andfor such service shall be paid an honorarium 'as' maybe determined by the NationalCensus Coordinating Board but in uocase not less than two hundred-fifty pesos andshall receive service credits equivalent to the number of days rendered in census work.Other government employees whose services are engaged for census work shall be entitiedto such allowances as shall be prescribed by the National Census Coordinating Boardpayable from census funds.' The census herein taken at the barangay level shall becertified to by the corresponding barljngay captain.

SECTION 8. Before the end of the year 1980 and of every census year thereafter,a count of the population by province, city, municipality and barangay shall bepublished by the National Census, and Statistics OfTIce. The final population countas determined from the processed census returns shall, be considered official for alipurposes upo", proclamation b)' the President (Prime Minister).

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SECTIoN 9. Data gathered pursuant to this Act shall not be used as evidence in anycourt or public office for or against any person, except in a criminal case for violation ofSection 10 of this Act, nor shall such data be divulged to any person except to authorizedemployees of the National Census and Statistics Office, acting in the performance ortheir duties; nor shall such data be published except in the form of summaries orstatistical tables in which no reference to an individual shall appear. Any person violatin~any provision of this Section shall be punished by a fine of not more than five hundredpesos or by imprisonment of not more than six months, or both.

SECTION 10. Any respondent as provided for in Section 6 who unjustifiably refusesto furnish the information called for in the census questionnaire, or knowingly certifies ~rgives data or information which shall prove to be materially untrue in any particular,shall be guilty of an offense under this Act and shall, upon conviction, be punishddby a fine of not more than five hundred pesos or by imprisonment of not more th~nthree months, or both. I

SECTION n. The amount necessary for the holding of censuses shall be charged ~othe appropriations available for the purpose in the corresponding Appropriations Acts.

SECTION 12. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved, June n, 1980

(SGD.) FERDINAND E. MARCOS

69

APPENDIX B

LIST OF TABLES IN CPH REPORT NO.3 - SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANDDEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS

Table

1 Population Enumerated in Various Censuses, 1903-1990

2 Household Population by Single-Year Age Classification and Sex, Urban-Rural:1990

3 Household Population by Age Group, Sex and City/Municipality, Urban-Rural:1990

4 Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex, Marital Statusand City/Municipality: 1990

5 Household Population by Religious Affiliation, Sex and City/Municipality: 1990

6 Household Population by Sex and Citizenship: 1990

7 Disabled Persons by AgeGroup, Sex and Type of Disability: 1990

8 Literacy of the Household Population 10 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sexand City/Municipality: 1990

9 Household Population 7 Years Old and Over by Highest Educational Attainment,Age Group and by City/Municipality: 1990

10 Household Population by Mother Tongue, Sex and City/Municipality: 1990

11 Language or Dialect Generally Spoken in the Households: 1990

12 Household Population 5 Years Old and Over by Present Residence, Sex, Place 01'Residence 5 Years Ago and City/Municipality: 1990

13 Household Population by Relationship to Household Head and Household Size:1990

14 Number of Households by Age Group and Sex of Household Head, Household Sizeand City/Municipality: 1990

15 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Occupation (Major and Minor),Urban-Rural: 1990

70

APPENDIX B

LIST OF TABLES IN CPH REPORT NO.3- SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANDDEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS (continued)

Table

16 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Occupation Group (Major), aJdAge Group and Sex: 1990

17

18

19

20

21

22

Gainful Workers 15 Years Old and Over by Occupation Group (Major) andIndustry Group (Major): 1990

Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Employment Status; Age Grouand Sex, Urban-Rural: 1990 . I

Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Employment Status, Age Group,Sex and City/Municipality: 1990

Employed Persons 15 Years Old and Over by Occupation Group (Major) andIndustry Group (Major) in the .Past Week, Urban-Rural: 1990

Unemployed Persons 15 Years Old and Over by Age Group, Sex and Highest IEducational Attainment, Urban-Rural: 1990 i

Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Number of Children Ever Born andAge Group, Urban-Rural: 1990

23 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Age Group and Age at FirstMarriage, Urban-Rural: 1990

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Overseas Workers by Age Group and Highest Educational Attainment: 1990

Households by Type of Fuel Used for Lighting and City/Municipality: 1990

Households by Main Source of Drinking Water and City/Municipality: 1990

Households by Kind of Fuel Used for Cooking and City/Municipality: 1990

Households by Kind of Toilet Facility Being Used and City/Municipality: 1990;. I

Households by Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal and City/Municipality: 1910Households by Presence of Household Conveniences and City/Municipality: 1990

71

.,

APPENDIX C

LIST OF TABLES IN CPH REPORT NO, 4 - HOUSING STATISTICSTable

r Housing Units, Occupied and Vacant, by City/Municipality: 1990,1980, 1970 and 1960

2 Occupied Housing Units, Households, Household Population by Type ofBuilding and City/Municipality, Urban-Rural: 1990

3 Occupied Housing Units, by Construction Materials of the Outer Walls andRoof, and City/Municipality: 1990

4 Occupied Housing Units by Condition (State of Repair) of the Building,Year Built, and City/Municipality: 1990

5A Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building, Number of Households in EachHousing Unit, Urban-Rural: 1990

5B Occupied Housing Units by Type of Building, Number of Households in EachHousing Unit and . City/Municipality: 1990 •

,

6A

6B

7A

7B

8

9

10

Occupied Housing Units by Floor Area and Number of Occupants in EachHousing Unit and Province, Urban-Rural: 1990

Occupied Housing Units by Floor Area, NUr.1ber of Occupants in EachHousing Unit and City/Municipality: 1990'.

Households by Type of Building, Tenure Status of the Housing Unit, Urban-Rural: 1990

Households by Type of Building, Tenure Status of the Housing Unit andCity/Municipality: 1990

Owner-Households in Occupied Housing (lnits by Tenure Status of Lot andCity/Municipality, Urban-Rural: 1990

Percentage Distribution of Owner-Households in Occupied Housing Units byMode of Acquisition of the Housing Unit and City/Municipality: 1990

Percentage Distribution of Owner Households Who Had Purchased/Constructed Their Housing Units by Reported Sources of Financing andCity/Municipality: 1990

72

APPENDlXC

LIST OF TABLES IN CPH REPORT NO.4 - HOUSING STATISTICS(continued) .

Table

11 Percentage Distribution of Renter-Households in Occupied Housing Unitsby Monthly Rental of Housing Units and CityjMunicipality: 1990

12 Characteristics of Housing Units Which are Vacant, Occasionally Used orOccupied by Households Not Eligible for Enumeration Urban-Rural: 1990

73

APPENDIX D

LIST OF UNPUBLISHED TABLES. POPULATION

Table

Ul Non-Filipino Residents by Age Group and Sex: 1990

U2 Disabled Persons by Sex, Type ..of Disability and City/Municipality: 1990

U3 Household Population 7 Years Old and Over by Highest EducationalAttainment, Sex and by Single-Year Age Classification: 1990

U4 Household Population 7 Years Old and Over by Highest EducationalAttainment, School Attendance During June 1989 to March 1990, Age Group,Sex, Urban. Rural: 1990

US Household Population 7 Years Old and Over by School Attendance DuringJune 1989 to March 1990, Age Group, Sex, and City/Municipality: 1990

U6 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over with Post Secondary orCollege Degree by Specific Degree/Title: 1990

U7 Household Population 5 Years Old and Over by Abiiity to Speak Filipino byAge Group and City/Municipality: 1990

U8 Language/Dialect Spoken in Households by City/Municipality: 1990

U9 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Place of Present Residenceand By Mother Usual Place of Residence at Person's Birth: 1990

UIO Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Place of Present Residenceand Place of Previous Residence: 1990

un Household Population by Duration of Stay in Present Residence, Sex andMunicipality: 1990

74

APPENDIX D

LIST OF UNPUBLISHED TABLES - POPULATION(continued)

Table

U12 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Sex, Occupation Group(Major), Highest Educational Attainment: 1990

UB Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Number of Children EverBorn, Age Group and City/Municipality: 1990

U14 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Age Group, Age at First Marriageand City/Municipality: 1990

U15 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Number of Children EverBorn, Highest Educational Attainment and City/Municipality: 1990

U16 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Number of Children Living,Age Group and City/Municipality: 1990

U17 Ever-Married Women 15 to 49 Years Old by Number of Children BornAlive During the Last 12 Months, Number of Children Still Living and AgeGroup: 1990

U18 Household Population 5 Years Old and Over by Present Residence, Place ofSchool, Sex and City/Municipality: 1990

U19 Household Population 15 Years Old and Over by Present Residence, Place 0

Work, Sex and City/Municipality: 1990

75

APPENDIX E

LIST OF UNPUBLISHED TABLES - HOUSING

Table

VI Occupants by Type of Building, Fuel Used for Lighting and City/Municipality: 1990

V2 Occupants by Type of Building, Main Source of Drinking Water andCity/Municipality: 1990

V3 Occupants by Type of Building, Kind of Toilet Facility Used and City/Municipality: 1990

V4 Households by Type of Building, Fuel Vsed for Lighting and City/Municipality: 1990

V;; Households by Type of Building, Main Source of Drinking Water andCity/Municipality: 1990

V6 Households by Type of Building, Kind of Toilet Facility Used andCity/Municipality: 1990

V7 Households by Year Built, CoristruclionMaterials of the Roof and OuterWalls and City/Municipality: 1990

V8 Households By Ownership of Land and City/Municipality: 1990

76

CPH FORM 1May 1, 1990

IN$CB Approval No.

A0477.R19 HAS

Expires on-December 3'1,1990

Republic of the PhilippinesNATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE

Manila

1990 Censusof

Population and Housing

LISTING BOOKLET

GEOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION

APPEN IX F. I

I

CONFIDENTIALITY:

This census is autho-rized by CommonwealthAct No. 591 aJ~d B.P.Blg.72. .

All information is rleldstrictly CONFID NTIAL I

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PROCESSING RECORD

DATE SIGNATURE OF?ERSON

Started Finished RESPONSIBLE

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i; E Senal No. Serial No._. Quarter UVlng Quarter

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I MAY 1, 1990

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'I ,"5CB Approval No.

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Expireson .December 31 ,1990


Manila

1990 Censusof

Population and Housing.

COMMON HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIREGEOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION

APPENDIX G

CONFIDENTIALITY:

This census is autho-rlted by Common-wealth Act No. 591 .ndB. P. Big. 72.

All information isheld strictly CON FI.DENTIAL.

Booklet __ of __ booklets

•

Line Number of Respondent

Province

City/Municipality

Barangay

Enumeration Area No.

CB Building Serial No.

Building Serial No.

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Address(House No. and Street Name or Name of Sitio)

.

CERTIFICATION

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I hereby certify that the data set forth were obtained/reviewed by me persolJal/yand in -accordance with the instructions.

Signature Over Printed Name of Enumerator

Signature Over Printed Name of Team Supervisor.

81

Date Accomplished

Date Reviewed

APPENDIX 'G

- -p 0 p U L A T I 0 NNAME .•.., A.L L

Relation.Marital ReligiousShip to Age Se,

HH Head Status AffiliationLI Who is the head a/this household? What is date of - What is Wh(l/ is Who/is " I

1 M --- I"Who are rh~p~Tsdhs usually Iesiding heN' as of :s reIn- Birth r-.-'s age --' rdigious oJftli- IN May 1, 1990? tionshipto ,ll of his! A man'ral oli:)/1?

E EN11"R the house- her last L slaws? I

hold head? birthday? E

IUST IN 1H1S ORDER (FAMilY NAME FIRSl) 1 IF . ..- ENTERN Head OVER- ENTER I CODE I

U Spouse of the head SEASENTER MONTH 1 Single Iw::>K- 2 F

M Never-married children of head/spouse (oldest toER APPRp- AND IFAGE E 2 Married Iyoungest) PRIATE YEAR. (S LESS M 3 WidowedB Ever -marriedchildren of head/spouse and their THAN A I

E 2 IF <XlDE 4 Divorced,' ENTER !families (oldest to youngest) USTED. ONE L Sep3rated APPHOPRli;TE IR Other relatives of head OTH- YEAR, E

EA- BELOW, S Others CODE liSTED!Non-relatives of head ENTER 6 UnknownWISE. BELOW f"(10", I(BE SURE TO INCLUDE BABIES AND ELDERlY PER- EN- FORSONS AND MEMBERS OF HO~EHOLDS TEMPORo\AllY CIRCLE !FOTHERS,

IAWAY ON VACATION, ON BUSINESS, IN THE HOSPITAL, CODE PERSONS SPECIFY.ETC.)

II BElCW10

I YEARS OLDENCIRCLE LINE NO OF RESPONDENT ENTER "1"

-i---(Pl) (P2) (P3) ~_(P5) __I_(P6) (P7j (P8)

L =~Mo, • 11 M01 01

y,. ~--*F

Mo. 1 M L02 Iy,. ------ .2 F

Mo. , M L Li0)y,. e F

-Mo ------ 1 M I 1_o. .y,. 2 F

Mo 1 M L L_05 i;y, F

••• M L L_06. Y<. 2 F

,..,. 1 M i L,07 ----- , L__Y<. __ . _, _-:- 2 F

Mo 1 M I Lo. . , --,--'-y,. 2 F

CDdn for P', Rd4tionShip "' Household >Hmd . . .•. Codes /011 PR. Rdi.zjous A//ilitJtioffARE THERE MORE .-01 Head 11 Father

THAN 8 MEMBERS IN 02 Spouse 12 ' Mother 00 NoneTHIS HOUSEHOLD? O. sen ,. Brother 01 Roman Catholic

O. Oaug""" ,. Sister 02 AglipayO. Stepson " Uncle O. """'1 Yes, USE o. Stepdaughter 1. Aunt o. Iglesia 01Cristo

ANOTHERBPOKlET 07 Soo>lrHaw 17 Nep_ . O. United Churches of Christ in the Phil.

08 Dat.ghter -In-law ,. Niece "'"""'. speelIy2 ~6',

. . 00 .GnmiISOn 19 Other Relallve,10 ~ 00 Noo-relatlve.. -.. ,- .. ... ' ..

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APPENDIX b,

C E N S U S Q U E ST I 0 N SPERSONS 5 YEARS OLD A.N D OVER

Citizenship Disability Residence Literacy Highest Educational

I. 5 Years Ago Attainment

I,--a What country is no., What type of dis- In what city/municipality 'and am-- IHwt i:; the highest grade/year jcitizen of __ u citizen of! abilitydoes ___ province did reside on read & completed by _' __ ?the PhiL? have any have? May 1, 1985? write a

physical simpleor mental 7 Foreign Country messagedisabil.

ENTER 8 Same Cityl Municipality in any NENTER ity?APPROPRIATE 9 I}nknown language ~ENCIRClE APPROPRIATE ordia-CODE LISTED ENTER APPROPRIATE I

CODE CODE LISTEDBELOW. leet?

NIBELOW. CODE LISTED BELOW.

1 Yes, IF ANOTHER

SKIP IF OTHERS, El\CRl..E IF OTHERS, CITY/MUNICIPALITY, IF GRADUATE OF U'TO P11. SPECIFY. CODE SPECIFY. SPECIFY ENaRClE POST-SECONDARY MTHE CITY/MUN. CODE OR COLLEGE B1 Yes AND PROVINCE. COURSE, SPECIFY2 )'10

E1 Yes FIELD OF STUDY.? No, RSKIP TO 2 No

P17.

,(P9) (P10) (P11) (P12) (P1?) (P19) (P22)

1 Y L 1 Y L I 1 Y I 012 N 2 N 2 N .

1 Y L 1 Y L I , y I 022 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y L 1 Y I I 1 Y I 032 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y L 1 Y L I 1 Y I• D•2 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y L 1 Y L I 1 Y I 052 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y L 1 Y L I 1 Y I 06I 2 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y L 1 Y L I 1 Y I 072 N 2 N .2 N

1 Y L , y L I 1 Y I 082 N 2 N 2 N

CtNks for PIO, ColUflTJ of Codes for P12, Disabilily Codes for P22, Highest Educational AllainmentCitizenship

1 Blindness 0000 No prade Completed01 People's Republic of China 2 Deafness 0'00 Pre-school02 U.S.A. 3 Muteness

COLLEGE03 Indonesia 4 Deafness/M.uteness ELEMENTARY HIGHSCHOOLD. India 5 Speechlmpa;rment 1100 Grade 1 2100 1st Year 3100 1st YearD. Japan 6 Mental Illness 1200 Grade 2 2200 2nd Year 3200 2nd Year06 I"., 7 Mental Retardation 1300 Grade3 2300 3rdYear 3300 3rdYear07 Australia 8 OrthOpedic Handicap 1400 Grade 4 2400 4th Year 3400 4th Year08 United Kingdom 9 Multiple. Disability 1500 GradeS 3000 Undergraduate Post- 3500 5th Year

Others, specify a Others, specify 1600 Grade6or7 Secondary

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APPENDIX G•

B5 IS TO BE ASKED FROM ANY HOUSEHOLD IN THEBUilDING/HOUSE.

B1 TO B4 ARE TO BE ANSWERED BY MERE OBSERVA-TION. IF DOUBTFUL, ASK THE RESPONDENT.

Detennine the current condition of the building/house,

CONSTRUCTION ¥ATERIAL OF THE OUTER WALLSIVhllt i.; the f{,/1';"f I'latus of this housing~llit ?

TENURE 5T;\TU5 OF THE HOUSING UNIT

less than 1010 - 1920 - 2930 - 4950 - 6970 - 8990 - 119120 - 149150 - 199200 and over

'~I~l

"'II:II

It'hat is the estimated floor area of this hal/sing unit?

SQUARE METERS SQUARE FEET Ilassthan 1DB I108 - 209210 - 317318 - 532533 - 746749 . 963964 " 1286 I1287-16091610 . 2147 'I2148 and over i

1-----1ENTER CODE i :

FLOOR AREA OF THIS HOUSING UNIT

QUESTIONS

H4, H7, H11 AND H12 ARE TO BE ANSWEREDBY All HOUSEHOLDS.

B.

A.

c.

D1 IS TO BE ASKED FROM ANY HOUSEHOLD IN THISHOUSIN,G UNIT.

A

4

H4

123

01

01020304050607080910

IIIIIi!

Owned/being amortlzcd tRented -.--------Being. occ:,.lI1ied for freewill-.I ~~ II

conse'lt'of oner--=t \..Er-.'TER CODF., I.' 7 G0"10 Hll

Bf:!lng occupIed for lIee ----- - 'I. Without con:;!)n! of owner - II

~-----11'ENTER CODE I I'

H7 TENURE STATUS OF THE LOT litII'What is tht' tenure starus ofllll: lot?

Ii1 Owned/oolng amortized I2 Rented I3 Being occupied fat free With consent of owner4 Being occupied for tree without consent ot owner ------J !

-- - E",ERC~:ll!il1 PRESENCE OF HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES

Don Ihl~ househ"ld have th~'J'lllowmg /lOusehnld I-_ .• - ._-: '- ,"0 f_EPGOO--l

iRadio/RadIO cassette r-~

1 y",-", 2 No6. Television

1 '(as 2 No --.JC. Rel.ga"toriFra","' 1 Yes 2 No r '_:::J 1

1

,1'1'

1

D. Telephon'o'1 Yes 2No

E. Motorvehicle_.Hf2 LAND OWNERSHIP i

Does allY member of this household own the following? IENTERCOOE

Other residential land(s) 1 Yes 2 No __ ~

Agricuhuralland(s) 1 Yes 2 No

Other land(S) 1 Yes 2 No

-

CENSUS

ENTER CODE I

ENTER CODE I

E"",A CODE I

ENTER CODE I

ENTER CODE I

1971- 19801961 .19701951- 19601950 or eat1ierNot applicableDon't know

07DB09109899

HOUSING

Whell was this bUildillglhouse built?

STATE OF REPAIR

Needs no repair/needs minor repairNeeds major repairD~apjdated/condemnedUnder renovation/being repairedUnder constructionUnfinished construction

Concrete/Brick/StoneWoodHalf concrete/brick/stone and half woodGalvanized irorVAluminumBamboofSawaij/Cogon/NipaAsbestosGlassMakeshift/Sahtagedllmprovised materialsOthers, specifyNowalls

CONSTRUCTION .MATERIAl OF THE ROOF

Galvanized iron/AluminumTile/Concrete/Clay tileHalf galvanized iron and half concreteWoodCogon/NipaJAnahawAsbestosMakeshift/Salvaged/Improvised materialsOthers, specify

TYpE OF BUILDING/HOUSE

Single houseOt.plexMulti-unit residential (3 units or more)Commercialllndus1riall Agricultural (office,factory ,etc.)Institutional living quarters (hotel, hospital, etc::.)Other housing unit (boat, cave, etc.)

YEAR BU1LDtNG/HOUSE WAS BUILT

123456

1234567B

123456

01020304050607OB0910

B4

B3

B2

B1

01. 199002 198903 198804 198705 1-98606 1981" 1985

B5

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Expires on .December 31,1990


Manila

1990 Censusof


SAMPLE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIREGEOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION

APPENDIX H

CONFIDENTIALITY:

This census is autho-rized by Common-wealth Act No. 591 andB. P. Big. 72.

All information .is Iheld strictly CONFI-DENTIAL.

Booklet _~ 0' __ booklets

1 hereby certify chat the data set forth were obtained/rrviewed by me pers01:allyand in accordance with the instrnctions.

Province

City/Municipality

Barangay



Building Serial No.

Housing Unit Serial No.

Household Serial No.

Line Number of Respondent

Name of Household Head


CERTIFICATION


Signature Over Printed Name of Team Supervisor

85

LTJ[D[II]

[ I I_-L~[II]LIDeeI]ITIJ[rJ

Date Accomplished

Date Reviewed

III

APPENDIX H

POPULATIONNAME ALL

.; --' f-~- ---~----- ----,_.-I I

rRE SURE TO I~(;LUDE BABIES AND ELDERLY PER.AND MEMSrFlS OF HOUSEf"lOLOS TEMPORARilY()~I VACII.TIOII ON BUSINESS, IN THE HOSPITAl,

.._.._-._-~----;I 06i

E~~__~~_IiOBI,

ReligiousAffiliation

fYnal is __ ',

religi(Jus affili-atiUl' ?

ENTEROODE

Whm is

--',mnritnistatus?

MaritalStatus

1 MALE

Sex

Mal is_'s ageas of his/her/ast

birthday?

2 F 1 SingleIFAGE E 2 MarriedIS LESS M 3 WidowedTHAN A 4 Divorced/ONE L . Separated

ENTERAPPROPR!ATEYEAR, E 5 Others CODE LISTEDENTER 6 Unknown BELOW.'00".

EN- FORCIRCLE IFOTHERS,

CODE PERSONS SPECIFY.- BELOW10YEARS OLDENTER '1'

Age

ENTERMONTHANDYEAR.

Dateo!Birth

(P3) (P4) (P5) (P6) (P7) (pa)

.0 1 M L_ L01v, 2 F -

"0 1 M L Lv, 2 F

.0 1 M L Lv, 2 F

Mo. 1 M I Lv, ---- 2 F

Mo. 1 M I LY, 2 F

Mo 1 M I Lv"~ 2 F

Mo 1 M I LY,. 2 F

Mo 1 M I Lv, 2 F

ENTERAPPRO-PRIATEOODELISTEDBELOW.

Aelation-ship toHH Head

Mot is:s- relo-

tionship tothe house-hold h~ad?

2 IFOTH-ER-

WISE.

(P2)

1 IFOVER-SEASWJR<-ER

(P1)

.NCIR('.U' UNE NO OF RESPONDENT

L ~-I 11710i.~the !I;'(Jdafrhis household?

N IWI", W," ,I"P""'''''' ''''''0' midiog )"" a, of

I f I L:::1,,:~::,S ORDER (FAMILY NAME FIRST)

I N HeadI U Spouse ollhe head! M i~fwer-married children of head/spouse (oldes! to: B youngest)

Ever married children 01head/spouse and their"i E families (oldest to youngest)I' R! (.II her rel"tives of headI r~0n-relatives('I head,

ISONS

IAW~.Y

! El" )I

i. '-.-

l: i1:---f--'-""'--'

I'0) !; :

ARE THEqE MORETHAN 8 r,1EMBERS IN

ITHIS ! IOl.lSEHOLD?

1 Yes USEANOTHERBOOKLET

2 No

Codes for P3, Relalionship ,. H~u.~eIUltd Head Codes for P8, Religious Affiliation01 Head 11 t-a,her -02 Spouse 12 Mother 00 None03 Son 13 Brother 01 Roman CatholicD. Daughter " Sister 02 AglipayOS Stepson IS Uncle 03 ..m06 Stepdaughter 16 Aunt D' Iglesia ni Cri~to07 Son-in-law 17 Nephew OS United Churches of Christ in the Phil.08 Daughter-in-law 18 Niece Oth~rs, specify09 Grandson 19 Othet Relative10 Granddaughter 00 Non-relative

86

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APPENDIX H,

C E N S U S Q U E S T I 0 N S I~-

PERSONS 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER-

MotherCitizenship olSablllty Mother's UsualTongue Reside-nee PreviOu,; Residence

~flJ,--, fYhat cowil1)' is Doc, Wha~ type of di::- W'hat was Where was In what city! When did _____ mV!.J{! ,citizen of __ 0 citiun of! -- abiliry'does ___ ---' smother's municipalify did /0 {iJis city !munic:i"1iiry? Nfhe Phil.? haveeny have? dialect/ usual residence live . I E/

,physical language at the time oillis!. befo.Te moving fuor mental spoken at her birth? this place? ,

ENTER "0' IF SINCE , Idjsabil- ENT~R earliest , BIRTH. IENTER ity?APPROPRIATE childhood? NIENCIRCU APPROPRIATECODE LISTEDCODE LISTED U'CODE BELOW, £iNTER OTHERWISE, 'M!BELOW.

APPR()JAATE ENTER MONTH AND I1 Yes, CODEUSTED 7 Foreign country YEAR. ~ISKIP IF OTHERS, ENCro.E IF OTHERS,

BELOWTO P11. SPECIFY, CODE SPECIFY. 8 Same city/municipality R19 Unknown I2 No 1 Yes IFOTHERS,

ISPECIFY. IF :ANOTHER CITY(MUN., SPECIFY !2 No, CITY( MUN1C1PAUTY AND ISKIP TO PROVINCE.P13. I

Ii I(P9) (P10) (Pll) (P12) (P13) (Pl') (P15) e'", ~-lL L_ L L____I

...- :~;,1 y 1 Y

2 N 2 N

1 Y L_ 1 Y L. L~ I il= ~--'i022 N 2 N

~~=-~:1 y L 1 Y L_ L I I--2 N 2 N y,-----

1 Y L 1 Y L_ I I I ""'---t.

I2 ~ 2 N y,

1 Y L 1 Y L L I I "'" =C~:~2 N 2 N y,-----1 Y L 1 Y L L I I "".-~T 06

••

'-2 N 2 N y•. "------

1 Y L 1 Y L L I I "'" I'-- 072 N 2 N y,-------

I L L I I ""'-~=c----I1 Y 1 YI -- 082 N 2 N y,-----

COON for PIO, Country 'f Codes for P12, Djsability COO•• for Pl1, MOUJer Tonf.!'IUCitizenship 1 Blindness 01 Tagalog 07. Pangasln~

01 People's Republic of China 2 Deafness 02 Cebllano 08 Wara-,'02 U.S.A 3 Muteness 03 Hiligaynon 09 Bicol03 Indonesia 4 DealnesslMuteneS3 04 llocano 10 Maguindar.ao04 India 5 Speech Impairmer.l 05 lbanag 11 Maranao05 .lapa, 6 Mental Illness 06 Pampango Others, specify

7 Men!al Retardation06 "an 8 Orthopedic Handicap07 Australia08 IJnited Kingdom 9 Multiple Disability

Others, specify 0 Others, specify

.~

87

APPENDIX H

--.. p 0 p U L A T I 0 N5 YEARS OLD AND OVER 10 YEARS

Aesid~flce School HJghest Usual Activity/.5 Yoats language litetac:/ Allen- Place 01 School Educational Occupation Kind of BusinessAgo dance AttainmentL In what city! h Can Did In whn, citylmunici. JVhm is th~ highest What was " In whot kind ofI municipality d;d palirydid ___ gradt~ar camp/ned u1Uaf activity/~cuparion business or industryN reside able to und& aalad orund school? "r. __ ' during the past rwth'c did ---- .~'"E on May "1, 1985? spiak Writea scho%r momhs? during the past twdvt

Tog%gl simple an>fimt months?7 Foreign Filipino? marDI? from 7.Forelgn OESCRlBECountry in any Junt Country OCCUPATION ASN a SameC1ty1 ..,. 1989", 8 SameCityl FULLY AS POSSIBLE.

U MunlcJpality ENCIRCLE gua~ or M<U<h MunicipalityM 9 Unknown CODE dialect? 1990? 9 Unknown Examples: DESCRIBE INDUSTRYB IF GRADUATE OF

Palsy Farmer AS FUUY AS'Yes EN. . EN. FilingCle:1\ POSSIBLE,

IE CIRCLE CIRClE POST- FluitVendorR 2 No CODE CODE IF ANOTHER SECONDARY OR Siudent. etc. I&a...,ias.COllEGE COURSE.,

IF ANOTHER CITY/MUN .•SPECiFY FIELD OF IF HOUSEWIFE.

Patay Farming

II Yes 'Yes SPECIFY CITYI Textile Manufac-CITYIMUN .• 2 No, MUN. AND SnJDV. STUDENT, OR luringSPECIFY em', 2 No SKIP TO PROVINCE. RET1REE. Fruit RetailingMUN, AND P22. SKIPTO P2S,

I PROVlNCF..

,I (P17) (p'.) (pI.) (P20) (P21) (P22) (P23) (p2')

L 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y L L L L01: 2 N 2 N 2 N! -L 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y L L L L02

2 N 2 N 2 N

L 1 Y , Y 1 Y L L L L032 N 2 N 2 N

L , Y , Y 1 Y L L L L_o'2 N 2 N 2 N

L 1 Y , Y I Y L L L L1105

2 N 2 N 2 N

L 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y L L L L062 N 2 N 2 N

L 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y L L I L072 N 2 N 2 N

.L 1 Y 1 Y , Y L L I l082 N .2 N 2 N

CDtks Jor P22. Highal EdUCDliontll AlIiIlnlMtll0000 NoGradeComplel:ed0'00 Pre-school

.'. Elementary HIgh School College

,.1100 Grade 1 2100 1st Year 3'00 '1stYear1200 Grade2 2200 2nd Year 3200 2nd Year

""'" Grade3 23JO ~rdYear 3300 3rd Year'400 Grade 4 2400 4th Year 3400 4th Year1500 GradeS 3OC() Undergraduate Post-5econdary 3500 5th Year'000 Grade 6 or 7-

88

APPENDIX H

C E N S U S au E s T I0 N SOLD AND OVER FOR FEMALES 15-49 YEARSOccupation IndusUy In Avail- look. Reason for

Status in Past Week Past Week Place of Work ability iog for not Looking Fertilityfor War Work for WorkDid What was In what ldnd of In .what city! W., Did

""" did How mOllY How '!How marry U1lal was L" business or muniCipality did ----- not children manyare children " I-ho-;;;7~- -------- hWkid look/oracn.~'ityloccupa- industry did ovaflab/e have been still were born agemfirs( Nr business lion during the work w~rk-dUri~itbe for work for work work? born alive living? alive TO marriage? EIduring Ihe past seven days? during the past past seven days? during the during to

past s~en seven dQ)'$? 7 Foreign past sevm the past , fromM~--------days? Country days? seven 1, 1989 to8 Same City! days? April 30, N

Municipal- ENTER 1990? UEN- ky EN- EN- APPROPRIATEMCIRCLE 9 Unknown CIRCLE CIRCLE CODeBCODe CODE CODE LISTED

DESCRIBE DESCRIBE IF ANOTHER BELOW. E1 Yes OCCUPA. INDUSTRY AS CITY{MUN:, 1 Yes 1 Yes, A

TION AS FUUY AS SPECIFY SKIP TO2 No, FULLY AS POSSIBLE, CITY{MUN. 2 No, P32 IF OTHERS, ENTERSKIP POSSIBLE, AND SKIP TO SPECIFY, IF NONE, F ACTUAL ENTERTO PROVINCE. P32. 2 No ENTER NONE, NUM- AGE.P29, "00", ENTER BEA.

SKIP TO P32. '00'.

(P2S) (P26) (P27) (P28) (P29) (P30) (Pal) (P32) (P33) (P34) (PaS)

1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L II n 12 N 2 N 2 N_.-

1 Y I T L 1 Y 1 Y L 022 N 2 N 2 N ,1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L 0)2 N 2 N 2 .'1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L 042 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L' 052 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L 062 '" 2 N 2 N

1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L 072 N 2 N 2 N

1 Y I I L 1 Y 1 Y L 082 N 2 N 2 N

COOes for P3I, I&tuon for nqI Lookin, for Work REMARKS:

1 Believe no work avaIlable 6 Too young, too old or retired,2 Awaiting resuhs of previous pennanent disability

pb application 7 Housekeeping3 Temporary iIIness/dis8.bitity 8 Schooling4 Bad WE'ather 9 Others, specify5 Waiting fO( rehire/job recall

89

APPENDIX H

HOUSING CENSUS QUESTIONS '''iiiI

B1 TO B4 ARE TO BE ANSWERED BY MERE OBSERVA- 01 IS TO BE ASKED FROM ANY HOUSEHOLD IN THIS

ITION, IF DOUBTFUL, ASK THE RESPONDENT. HOUSING UNIT.

Bl TYPE OF BUILDING{HOUSE 01 FLOOR AREA OF THE HOUSING UNIT

1 Single house What is [he estimated floor area of this housing lmil ?2 Duplex3 Multi-unit residential (3 units or more) SQUARE METERS SQUARE FEET4 Commercial/Industrial/Agricultural (office, factory, ricemill, etc.)5 Institutional living quarters ,hotel, hospital, etc.) 01 Less than 10 Less than 1OS6 Other housing unit (boat, cave, elc.) 02 10- 19 108- 209

,<Xl 20- 29 210- 317

ENTER coDe I 04 30- 49 318- 532(>; 50- 69 533- 748

B2 CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL OF THE ROOF 00 70- 89 749- 96307 90-119 964 -1286

1 Galvanized iron/Aluminum 00 120-149 1287 -16092 Tile/Concrete/Clay tile 09 150-199 1610-21473 Half galvanized iron and half concrete 10 200 and Dver 2148 and over4 Wood5 Cogon/NipaiAnahaw

CODE I6 Asbestos ENTER

7 Makeshift/Salvaged/Improvised materials8 Others, specify H1 TO H3 ARE TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL, ENTEA CODE I HOUSEHOLDS.

IHl FUEL FOR LIGHTING IB3 CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL OF THE OUTER WAllS

01 Concrete/Brick/StoneIf'har kind offrU'1 does (his household use for lighting?

02 Wood 1 Electricity<Xl Half concrete/brick/stone and half wood 2 Kerosene (gaas)04 Galvanized iron/Aluminum 0 liquefier:J pf!lroleurn gas (LPG) I

I(>; Bamboa/Sawali/Cogon/Nipa 4 Oil (vegetable, animal, etc,)00 Asbestos 5 Others, specify ,07 Gloss

ENTER CODE I,00 Makesilifl/Salvaged/lmprovised materials --

I09 Others. SpeCify H2 FUEL FOR COOKING10 No walls

I ENTER CODE I What fuel dol'S this hfJusdlOld use m -[ of the time /0, cooking?

B4 STATE OF REPAIR 1 Electricity2 Kerosene (gaas)

Determine the cun-ent condition of the building/house. 3 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)4 Charcoal

1 Needs no repair/needs minor repait 5 Wood2 Needs major repair 6 Others, specify

" Dilapidated/Condemned 7 None4 Under renovation/being repaired5 Under construction

ENTER CODE I6 Unfinished consttuction

ENTER CODE I H3 MAIN SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER

B5 IS TO BE ASKEp FROM ANY HOUSEHOLD IN THE Jt'hat is this household's main source of drinking warer?BUILDING.

1 Own use, faucet, communrty water system85 YEAR BUILDING/HOUSE WAS BUILT 2 Shaiecl, faucel, community water system

3 Own use, tubed/piped deep weltJ.IIhcn was this building/house built? (at least 100feet or 30 meters deep)

4 Shared, tubed/piped deep well01 1990 07 1971-1980 (atlea5t 100 feet or 30 meters deep)02 198. 08 1961-1970 5 Tubed/piped shallOYIwell<Xl 1988 09 1951-1960 6 Dug weD04 1987 10 1950 or earlier 7 Spring, lake, river, rain, etc.(>; 1986 98 Not applicable 8. Prodler00 1981-1985 99 Don't know

ENTER CODE I ENTER CODE I

90

APPENDIX H

HOUSING CENSUS QUESTIONS IIH4 TO H13 ARE TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLDS. H9 KIND OF TOilET FACIUTY I

II

I"

H4 TENURE STATUS OF THE HOUSING UNIT It'hm type of toilet facility does this howe/wid use? iitHwr is the ICTwre StaWS of this housinK unit?

1 Water-sealed, sewer/seplictank, used exclusively by the ~:)use(,()!.j I2 Water-sealed, sewer/septic tank, shared with other ho':scho!ch", iI 1 Owned/Being amortized 3 Water-sealed, other depository, used exclusively by ti~~.h::'U~,211' .1

2 ~onted >(ENTERCODE.GOTO~ 4 Water-sealed, other depository, shared with other hO:)S€'1drl •. 113 Being occupied for free with consent of owner. ENTERCOeE, 5 Closed pit (Without a water-sealed bowl and the e,ep(',:',c:".' ';.. I'

Being occupied for free without consent of owner GOTOH9 "4 constructed usually of large circular tubes made vi cor<Gr~:' ,.,';/ !Icovered on top and has asmall opening: antipolo, et,::.,! Ii

ENTER CODE 6 Open pil (same as closed pit but without covering), 1

I7 Others (pail system. etc.)

H5 ACQUISITION OF HOiJSING UNIT 8 NO'le ENTER CODE L---- INnw did you acquire Ihls hourinf{ unil?

...~.I

>fal"-,,al," bow'•• " IIw." .hm' afl" .ala i,jla,h<d", pm"," ''''" Ih<II1 Purchased bowl, a smaU amount of waler il' left and ,~('ul\'the hot:ol1l (If ,h~. hm"{ from t/w

2 Constructed by the owner/occupants with or witll0ut help of pipe leadinR to ehe deposiJory. , Ifriends/relatives

3 Constructed by hired/skilled workers H10 USUAL MANNER OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL I4 Constructed by an organized contractor

III5 Inher~ed ~~CODE,GOTOH7)How dot's ,hIS household lHua/1} dl5pore of liS /U{Chlll lillr!Jm:;l 'l,ch a

6 Others (lottery. gift) lcfl-over food, pee/mRS of fmlls and lexerable5, jilh <llld (Illi k(' I nll( 1/1 (Ic

ENTER CODE 1 Picked up by garbage truck I2 Dumping in individual pit (not burned) IIH6 SOURCE OF FINANCING 3 Burning

Did you {j\'{jil of Ihe following sources offinllncing in' the4 Composting (later used as fertilizer) II5 Burying

constrtlctionipurch(ue of rhis housing unit? 6 Feeding to animals,

ENTERCODE 7 Others, specify

A Own resources/interest-free 1 Yes 2 NoENTER CODE

loans from relatives/friendsB. Govemment assistance: PAG- 1 Yes 2 No H11 PRESENCE OF HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES

IBIG. GSIS, SSS, DBP, etc.c. Private banks/foundations/ 1 Yes 2 No Docs this household htll'e the fo/lowinx hOUHho{d ENTiA

cooperatives (onrcn;cllces in working condition? COD

D. Employer assistance 1 Yes 2 No A. Radio/Radio cassette 1 Yes 2 No I

E Private persons 1 Yes 2 No B. Television 1 Yes 2 No

C. Refrig erat~ rIF ree zer 1 Yes 2 No_.-

F. Others, specify 1 Yes 2 No

TENURE STATUS OF THE LOTD. Telephooe 1 Yes 2 No

H7

1t'llnr is (he lenurf' STaIUJ of/lie lor? E Motor Vehicle 1 Yes 2 No I

J~RI

1 Owned/Being amortized ! H12 LAND OWNERSHIP

2 Rented3 Being occupied for free with consent of ow'-'er- ENTERoore. Does any member of this household own rhe following?

GOTOH94 Being occupied for free without consent of owner

A. Otherresidentialland(s) 1 Yes 2 No

ENTER CODE I B. Agriculturalland{s) 1 Yes 2 No

H8 MONTHLY RENTAL OF HOUSING UNIT AND/OR LOTOther tand(s)C. 1 Yes 2 No

How much is the monthly rental?H13 lANGUAGE/DIALECT GENERALLY SPOKEN

01 Below ~50 lJl 500 - 699 Mat is the language/dialecl generally spoken llT home by membe , .f

02 50- 99 (lj 700 . 999 this household?

00 100 - 149 (lj 1000 - 1499 01 Tagalog 08 Waray

'" 150-199 10. 1500.1999 02 Cebuano 09 Bicol

05 200 - 299 11 2000 - 49s.1 00 Hiligaynan 10 Maguindanao.

05 300.499 12 5000 and over '" l!ocana 11 Maranao

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05 lbanag , 12 Tausug

00 Pampango _ Others .•specify r-ENTER CODE lJl Pangasinan ENTER CODE

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Manila

1990 Census-of


INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION QUESTIONNAIREGEOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION

APPENDX I

CONFIDENTIALTY:

This census is ltho-rized by Corrlmon-wealth Act N01 591and B. P. Big. 7,'

IAll informali'on is

held strictly C NFl.DENTIAL.

Province

City/Municipality

Barangay



Building Serial No.

Booklet

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of t)o(JkleI5

Institutional Uving QuarterSerial Number ............................

Type of Institutional UvingQuarter (SEE CODES INSIDE)

Name of Institutional LivingQuarter


CERTIFICATION

CIIJD

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J hereby cenify that the data set fanh were oblailied/rel'ielVed by me pasollulfyllnd ill accordallce wi/It the ills/me/lollS.


Signature Over Printed Name of Team Supervisor

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Date Accomplished

Date Reviewed

APPEND!X I

. ALL PERSONSNAME Resl.

Marital Religiousdence Age Sex Citizenship DisabilityStatus Status Affiliation

U110are the persons residing in this Whal is Date of Birth What is 1 M What is What is k What Do" Jt'hal typeL --institutional Jiving quarter as --' --' A --' --' a cirj- country is -- of disabilityI of May 1, 1990? position ge as of L marital religious zen of -- a have doe,N or status? his/her E status? affiliation? Ih, citizen of! allY hal'e?E lastFOR Philip- hysical .binh. pines? ENTER 0'LIST THE NAMES (FAMILY ENTER day? 2 F PER. APPRO. memo/NAME FIRST) OF ALL MONTH E SONS

PRIATE disabi/- ENTERMEMBERS OF THE ENTER AND YEAR M BELOW ENTER EN- CODE ifY? APPRO-N INSTITUTIONAL LIVING APPRO. A 10 APPRO. ClRClE l!SlED PRL',TEU OUARTER IN THE ORDER PRL',TEIFAGE l YEARS PRIATE CODE BELOW. CODE I!LISTED IN THE CODES CODEIS lESS E OLD, CODE LISTEDM FOR P2 BELOW. USTED ENTER LISTED

,BELOWB BELOW. THAN

EN. '1', BELOW,E ONEPRCU IF

R YEAR,CODE ENTER 1 Yes, OTHERS,

1 YesEN. APPRO. SKIP SPECIFY. IFTER PRIATE IF OTHERS, TO 2 No, OTHERS,'00'. CODE SPECIFY, P10. GOTO SPECIFY.

NEXTLISTED MEM-BELOW, 2 No SEA.

(P1) (P2) (P3) (P4) (P5) (P6) (P7) (pa) (P9) f1q (Pl1)Mo. 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y IOJ.y, 2 F 2 N 2 NMo. 1 M L 1 Y C 1 y Lm I.y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo, 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y Irov, 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo-, M L 1 Y L 1 Y I01

Y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo., M L 1 Y L , Y IC6

Y,. 2 F. 2 N 2 N, M L , Y L 1 Y IMo.()5

Y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N, M L 1 Y L 1 Y IMo.rnYI . .. 2 F 2 N 2 N.M0- l M L 1 Y L 1 Y LCIl

Y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

. 1 M L 1 Y L_ 1 Y LMo.W

Y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

1 M L 1 Y L , Y LMo. .10

Y,. 2 F 2 N 2 NI Codes for Type of Institutional Living Quarter Codes for P2, RC!jidcnce Status (',odes for P6, Marital Status1 Hotels, loc:lging HouMa, OormiloJias, etc. , Manager, director, in-charge2 Hospilab end Nurses' Home 2 Slaff member/employee including phY$icians end nurses

1 Single3 Welfare Institutions 3 Officer/enlisted ma.1. tr:linee2 Married4 Correctivtl andPenallnstilutions 4 Officer/cle"N mamber in marchanl vessel3 Widowed, Co:. nvents, Nunneries, Seminaliee. and Boarding Schools , Priosl, seminarian, nun4 Seperated/Oivorced, Militaf')' Camps and Sielions , lodgor or boarder , Others7 logging, Mining endConstructionJP,ublic Work Camps 7 Patient (Hospital, sanitarium, elc.) , Unknown8 Ocean-going and InterislllndfColIslalVessels 8 Inmate, ward (Home lor Ihe Aged, Orphange, etc.)

9 Aeiugee Camps 9 Plisonor, detaine(l0 Othols0 Othera

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ALL PERSONS INAME Resj~

Marital Religiousdance Age Sex Citizenship Disabil ty- Status Affiliation

Status

Who are tlie persons residing in this What is Date of Birth What is , M mia' is What is. J, Whm Do" Whkt type--of Ji.~abilily;nsli(uciona! /i~'ing quarter as __ s __ s

A__ s S a cill- counfry is -l of May 1, 1990? position age as af marital religious zen vf a hm'e d{le~.

I L - ,-ar status? his/her E status? affiliation? the citizen of? aay have?

I~ lastFOR

Philip- Jhysical Ibinh- PER- pines? ENTER 0'

IILIST THE NAMES (FAMILY ENTER day? 2F

SO~~APPRO- menta{

E~TERNAME FIRST) OF ALL MONTH E BELO PRIATE disfllJil-

MEMBERS OF THE ENTER AND YEAR. M 10 ENTER EN- CODEfry? AP,PRO.

INSTITUTIONAL LIVING APPRO. A YEARS APPROPRI. QA::LE LISTED P~ATEN QUARTER IN THE ORDER PRIATE L OLD, ATE CODE CODE BELOW. DEIFAGEU LISTED IN THE CODES CODEis LESS E ENTER USTED U$TED

M FOR P2 BELOW. USTEDTHAN "'. BELOW rB BELOW.ONE p~~ IF

E YEAR, ENTER 1 Yes, OTHERS,

R EN. CODE APPRO SKiP SPECIFY. 1 Yes iF

TER PRIATE iF OTHERS. TO 2 No, o ERS.

'DO". CODE SPECIFY. P10. GOTO SP GIFY ILISTED NEXT

I

BELOW MEM.2 No BER

i. (1'1)----

I(P2) (1'3) (P4) (P5) (1'6) (P7) (P8) (1'9) (P1O) ( 11)

IMo. 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y

I11y, 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y I12y, 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo ' M L , Y L 1 Y I13y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N, M L 1 Y L 1 Y I14Mo

y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

I~ Mo .. 1 M L 1 Y L~1 Y Iy, 2 F 2 N 2 N

L L--

Mo 1 M 1 Y 1 Y16

y, 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo. 1 M L , Y L 1 Y L.17y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y IJBy,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

Mo 1 M L 1 Y L 1 Y L19y,. 2 F 2 N 2 N

1 M L , Y L 1 Y LMo20

2 F 2 N 2 Ny,.

!ARE THERE MORE THAN Codn" for P7, RtJigioU!. Cades jorPY, C/JIlIllry of Codl:S for PI I, ViSl/hilil

20 MEMBERS iN THiS Affiliation Cilium.hip , Blindness 6 Mentalilin 5SINSTlnJTIONAL LIVING 00 Nane 01 People's Republic of China 2 Deafness 7 Menl,,1 Rd Idalian

QUARTER? 01 Romun Catholic 02 USA 3 Muteness 8 Orthopedic Illlndlc"fl02 Aglipay 03 Indonesia • Deafness/Muteness 9 MLI~iplo Oi ability, Yes, USE 03 Islam D. India 5 Speech Impairment 0 Others, poeiry08 United Kingdom

ANOTHER D. Iglesia nl Cristo 05 Japan05 United Church of Christ in the Philippines DB 111m Others, specify

BOOKlET2 No Othel:>, specify 07 Australia

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APPENDIX I

PERSONS 'TO' BE ENUMERATED' AS MEMBERS OF INSTITUTIONAL liVING QUARTERT.he following are to be included as 11}embers a/institution for each type of institUlional living quaner:

HOTELS, LoiiGING H9lJSES", DORMITORIES, ETC.'~'~" .... c. ' , .

1. Proprietor, manager and employees living In the establish.ment, except those living with their own families and thosewho usually go home to their respective famiUes at least oncea week.

.2. Permanent lodgerS/boarders (those who have stayed orexpect to stay tor one year or "longer) and those temporaryboarders/lodgers who have stayed for six months or longeras of May 1, 1990, or have been away from their own fammesfartha same period. However, exclude those who usually gohome at least once a week.

3. Lodgers/boarders who are not residents of the Philippinesand who have been in the Ph,ilippines for one year or longeras of May 1, 1990 or exp9ct to Slay in the Phi!lppines for oneyear or longer. However, excluQe those who have tempo-rary place at residence elsewhere in the Philippines towherethey usually go home. E»Qfudealso diplomatic representa-tives or UN, ILO, or U$A1Dofficials who, like diplomatic rep-resentatives, are subject to reassignment to other countriesatter their tour of duty in the Philippines and members oftheirfamilies.

HOSPITALS AND NURSES' HOME

1 . AUpatients, including those confined, in menial hospitals,leprosaria or leper colonies, pavilions of tuberculosis sani-taria where patients stay more or less permanently andrehabilitation cenlers for drug addicts.

2. Patients who have been conlinr'd lor six months or longer asof May 1, 1990 in other kinds of hospitals and in wards fortemporary confinement in tuberculosis sanitaria.

3. Nurses innurses' homes who do not usually go home at leastonce a week.

4. Staff members and employees living in hospitals/nurses'homes, except those living there in with their families andthose who usually go home at least once aweek.

WELFARE INSmunONS (HOME FOR THE AGED ANDINFIRM, ORPHANAGE, BOY'S TOWN, ETC.)

1. All inmates or wards, including' lhose who have just beenconfined.

2. Staff members and employees living in the institutions, ex-cept those living therein with their, families and those whousually go home at least ancea week.

CORRECTIVE AND PENAL INSlTTUTlONS

. 1. All prisoners in national prisons and reformatories (Wel-fareville).

2. Prisoners and detainees in provincial or city/municipal jailswho have been continuously confined for six months orlonger (including confinement in another jail elsewhere) as ofMay 1, 1990, or those whose sentence is for six months orlonger even if lhe sentence is on appeal.

3. Staff members and employees living in the institutions ex-cept those living therein with their own families and thosewho usually go home as alleast once aweek.

CONVENTS, NUNNERIES, SEMINARIES AND BOARDINGSCHOOLS

1. Monks, priests, ministers, nuns, seminarians, etc.However, priests or ministers of sects other than the80man Catholic Church who live with their own families aretobe considered asmembers 01households and are there-fore exch.:ded.

2. Students in boarding schools (schools wherestrudents are required to stay in the school campus).

3. Staff members, employees and helpers living in thepremises, except those living therein with their own.families and those who usually go home at least oncea week.

MILITARY CAMPS STATIONS (PC, ARMY, AIR FORCE ANDNAVY) AND PHIUPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY (PMA)

1 . Officers and enlisted men/draftees, except ihose who livein tile premises v.ith thei" 0"','1) families and Ul0S8 who usuallysleep most nights with households or in hotels, lOdgingplaces or dormitories. Inctude those belonging to the unitin the camp or station but who are away on military opera-tion or mission or aboard naval vessels, except HlOsewhose families are living in camp or station (their own fami-lies will report them).

2. PMAcadets and trainees whose training is for sixmonlhsorlonger.

3. Detainees who have been continuously confined lor sixmooths or'longer, induding coofinefTlent in ancther camp orstalion elsewhere as of May 1, 1990.

4. Civilian employees lIVing in tile camp or station, exceptthose living therein with their own families and those whousually go horne at least once aweek.

LOGGING, MINING AND CONSTRUCTION/PUBLIC WORKSCAMPS; PLANTATIONS AND AGRICULTURAl/FISH-ERIES EXPERIMENTAL OR BREEDiNG STATIONS,ETC.

1 . Proprietor, manager, contractor and employ'ees who do (not live with their families in the camp or stahon premisesand supplied with lodging (beddings, etc.) and/or mealsby the company, firm contractor or agency, except thosewho usually go home at least once a week,

OCEAN-GOING AND INTERISLAND/COASTAL VESSELSOR DEEP-SEA FISHING VESSELS

1. Filipino crew members of ocean-going vessels (whose ownfamilies live in the Philippines) at port as of 12:01 A.M. May1,1990, except those who usually go home 10their ownfamilies in the Philippines at least once every six months.

2. Any crew members of the interisland/coaslal vessel. ordeep-sea fishing vessel at port on any day during the enu-meration, if the crew member has no home other than thevessel.

REFUGEE CAMPS

1 . Filipino citizens working and living inside the camps, exce~Ihose living therein with their own families and Ihose whousually go home to their respective families alleast once aweek.

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