CAMARINES SUR STAT WATCH | |
Gross Regional Domestic Product as of 2018, regional data |
P 187,599,848 |
GRDP Growth Rate
as of 2017 - 2018, regional data
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8.9 % |
Per Capita GRDP
as of 2018, regional data
|
P 29,369 |
Labor Force Participation Rate as of July 2019, regional data |
62.3 % |
Consumer Price Index (CPI) as of April 2020, provincial data |
P 125.40 |
Purchasing Power of Peso (PPP) as of April 2020, provincial data |
P 0.80 |
Inflation Rate (IR) as of April 2020, provincial data |
1.8 |
CAMARINES SUR AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS Volume of Production, 2019 Annual data |
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Palay Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
612,987.00 |
Corn Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
167,260.00 |
Commercial Fish Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
11,982.18 |
Inland Municipal Fish Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
2,682.28 |
Marine Municipal Fish Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
14,584.85 |
Carabao Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
1,251 |
Cattle Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
3,224 |
Goat Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
1,238 |
Hog Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
44,571 |
Chicken Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
33,690 |
Duck Production in metric tons, 2019 annual data |
744 |
VITAL STATISTICS JANUARY 2019 - DECEMBER 2019 |
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52,086 - Registered Births | 10,136 - Registered Marriages |
13,414 - Registered Deaths | 287 - Foetal Deaths |
20,902 - CDLI / AUSF | 7,359 - AML |
TOP 5 CITY / MUNICIPALITY 2015 POPCEN |
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NAGA CITY | 196,003 |
IRIGA CITY | 111,757 |
LIBMANAN | 108,716 |
PILI | 89,545 |
NABUA | 83,874 |
POPULATION BY DISTRICT 2015 POPCEN |
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DISTRICT 1 | 199,030 |
DISTRICT 2 | 324,201 |
DISTRICT 3 | 515,040 |
DISTRICT 4 | 430,161 |
DISTRICT 5 | 484,112 |
What's New? | |
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SPECIAL RELEASE ON CPI | |
Special Release on CPI - MAY 2020 | |
Special Release on CPI - JUNE 2020 | |
Special Release on CPI - JULY 2020 | |
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INFOGRAPHICS ON CPI, INFLATION RATE, PPP | |
Infographic on CPI, Inflation Rate, PPP - MAY 2020 | |
Infographic on CPI, Inflation Rate, PPP - JUNE 2020 | |
Infographic on CPI, Inflation Rate, PPP - JULY 2020 | |
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INFOGRAPHICS ON LATEST OFFICIAL STATISTICS | |
Infographic on Latest Official Statistics - Del Gallego | |
Infographic on Latest Official Statistics - Pamplona | |
Infographic on Latest Official Statistics - Siruma | |
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HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS SPECIAL RELEASES | |
2015 Hous ing Characteristics Capucnasan, Milaor | |
2015 Housing Characteristics San Antonio, Milaor | |
2015 Housing Characteristics Lupi, San Fernando | |
2015 Housing Characteristics Pamukid, San Fernando | |
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Camarines Sur is situated at the southeastern portion of Luzon, about 450 km south of Manila, is bounded on the north by the Pacific Ocean, on the east by the Maqueda Channel, on the south by the Province of Albay, on the west by the Ragay Gulf, and on the northwest by the provinces of Camarines Norte and Quezon.With a land area of 5,266 square kilometers,Camarines Sur is composed of five(5) congressional districts, with 35 municipalities and two cities: NAGA CITY, the lone chartered city, is the province's and the region's commercial, educational, financial, and cultural center, while IRIGA CITY, a component city, is the center of the Rinconada area.; composed 1,063 barangays divided into 1,353 enumeration areas. Noted for its volcanic soil, the province produces abaca, rice and coconut. Fishing and tourism are the important activities in its 497 kms shoreline. The smallest fish “sinarapan” in the world is found in Lake Buhi. Pili trees, known for its nuts, grow abundantly in Camarines Sur. The capital town of Pili is named after the fruit. Camarines Sur derived its name from “camarin” the Spanish word for “rice granary” or warehouse.