Sierra Bullones

Located at the interior part of the province, the municipality of Sierra Bullones was used as place of refuge by insurgents during the Philippine Revolution and the Filipino-American War. It is about 71 kilometers from Tagbilaran City and used to be a forest where, after a provincial road was opened, settlers from Jagna, Valencia, Garcia-Hernandez, Candijay, Alburquerque and Loay made clearings. When the Homestead Act was approved, the settlers applied for the lands they had cleared and became permanent owners of their clearings. Farming is the most important industry of the people and rice is the chief crop. The tributaries of the Wahig River furnish water for irrigation purposes.

Sierra Bullones Police Station: +63 38 527 1001

Bank: First Consolidated Bank "FCB"

Website: www.sierrabullones-bohol.gov.ph

Sierra Bullones at a glance
Population (2015):	24745
Population (2010):	24698
Population (2000):	25499
Number of households (2000):	4473
Land area:	10975 ha
Number of barangays:	22
Distance from Tagbilaran:	71 km

Barangay	Population (2000)	Households (2000)	Population (2010)	Population (2015)
Abachanan	2043	413	1999	2018
Anibongan	791	149	707	698
Bugsoc	2583	441	2583	2542
Cahayag	594	100	489	479
Canlangit	1448	248	1390	1423
Canta-ub	321	56	314	373
Casilay	408	69	407	385
Danicop	1193	211	981	946
Dusita	583	114	598	621
La Union	615	107	620	644
Lataban	518	96	512	597
Magsaysay	690	126	580	591
Man-od	875	162	1072	1134
Matin-ao	1506	262	1356	1304
Poblacion	2679	484	2763	2782
Salvador	1603	274	1716	1741
San Agustin	1069	177	1192	1083
San Isidro	1668	295	1419	1387
San Jose	871	137	879	888
San Juan	1064	167	979	960
Santa Cruz	980	167	940	924
Villa Garcia	1397	218	1202	1225

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

Source: www.bohol.ph