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Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines has a population of 136,698 as of the 2020 census.
In 2015 it had a population of: 124,648
- Misamis Oriental is within Region X – Northern Mindanao, in the Republic of thePhilippines.
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79 Barangays of Gingoog City, in the Misamis Oriental Province within Region 10 in the Republic of The Philippines
Agay-ayan • Alagatan • Anakan • Bagubad • Bakidbakid • Bal-ason • Bantaawan • Barangay 1 • Barangay 2 • Barangay 3 • Barangay 4 • Barangay 5 • Barangay 6 • Barangay 7 • Barangay 8 • Barangay 9 • Barangay 10 • Barangay 11 • Barangay 12 • Barangay 13 • Barangay 14 • Barangay 15 • Barangay 16 • Barangay 17 • Barangay 18 • Barangay 18-A • Barangay 19 • Barangay 20 • Barangay 21 • Barangay 22 • Barangay 22-A • Barangay 23 • Barangay 24 • Barangay 24-A • Barangay 25 • Barangay 26 • Binakalan • Capitulangan • Daan-Lungsod • Dinawehan • Eureka • Hindangon • Kalagonoy • Kalipay • Kamanikan • Kianlagan • Kibuging • Kipuntos • Lawaan • Lawit • Libertad • Libon • Lunao • Lunotan • Malibud • Malinao • Maribucao • Mimbalagon • Mimbunga • Mimbuntong • Minsapinit • Murallon • Odiongan • Pangasihan • Pigsaluhan • Punong • Ricoro • Samay • San Jose • San Juan • San Luis • San Miguel • Sangalan • Santiago • Tagpako • Talisay • Talon • Tinabalan • Tinulongan
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