Jetafe

Jetafe (sometimes also spelled Getafe) is a port town on the northern coast, 92 kilometers from the capital.

Outrigger Ferry

Getafe Pier

It was only a strip of level land along the coast belonging to the town of Inabanga. The rich fishing grounds in the shallow waters around the neighboring little islands attracted people from Cebu and other nearby places to settle on the strip of level land. The community grew and flourished but during the 18th century marauding muslims used to come to the place so the community transferred to the top of a hill so that they could watch the coming of marauders. The decision of the Spaniards to give them protection made them return to the old site. In 1874, this barrio which was once called Ambacon became a municipality and was named Jetafe.

Jetafe Police Station: +63 38 514 9052

Bank: First Consolidated Bank "FCB"

Jetafe at a glance
Population (2015):	30955
Population (2010):	31789
Population (2000):	26826
Number of households (2000):	4694
Land area:	9980 ha
Number of barangays:	24
Distance from Tagbilaran:	92 km

Barangay	Population (2000)	Households (2000)	Population (2010)	Population (2015)
Alumar	669	120	935	1164
Banacon	1391	260	1304	1298
Buyog	709	124	775	906
Cabasakan	1134	194	1149	1179
Campao Occidental	415	58	418	484
Campao Oriental	951	158	963	1034
Cangmundo	1008	162	968	972
Carlos P. Garcia	755	142	858	994
Corte Baud	692	115	704	868
Handumon	927	162	983	1172
Jagoliao	1626	263	1478	1353
Jandayan Norte	876	157	901	963
Jandayan Sur	1657	267	1360	1538
Mahanay (Mahanay Island)	433	65	484	538
Nasingin	1666	317	1809	2045
Pandanon	1947	348	1840	2228
Poblacion	2092	406	2371	2695
Saguise	1303	238	1358	1652
Salog	1071	180	1036	1195
San Jose	1413	238	1432	1729
Santo Ni�o	631	100	686	768
Taytay	1082	204	1334	1536
Tugas	855	148	896	886
Tulang	1523	268	1746	1758

(Based on figures from the census of 2000, 2010, and 2015 from PSA)

Source: www.bohol.ph