Binangonan

Also known as: Bayan ng Binangonan

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Binangonan is a municipality in Rizal, Region IV-A (CALABARZON). Population 321K (PSA 2024 census), 40 barangays, land area 66.34 km².

Population (2024 PSA)321,281
Land area66.34 km²
Barangays40
LGU classMunicipality
Income class1st

Quick answers about Binangonan

What region is Binangonan in?

Binangonan is a municipality in Rizal, Region IV-A (CALABARZON).

Is Binangonan part of NCR (Metro Manila)?

No. Binangonan is a municipality in Rizal, Region IV-A (CALABARZON), outside Metro Manila (the National Capital Region).

What is the latest population of Binangonan?

Binangonan had 321,281 residents in the 2024 census (PSA 2024 Census of Population (POPCEN 2024), reference date July 1, 2024). That is the most recent official count. There is no 2026 census result, so any 2026 population figure is an estimate.

What is the land area of Binangonan?

Binangonan covers 66.34 km², per the PSA Philippine Statistical Yearbook figure used on this page.

How many barangays does Binangonan have?

Binangonan has 40 barangays.

Urban planning context

Binangonan is unusual among Rizal municipalities for including Talim Island, the largest island inside Laguna de Bay, as part of its territory — a mainland-plus-island municipality that has to plan boat-based access and services for island barangays alongside its dense mainland core. With 313,631 residents (2020 Census) across 40 barangays — far more subdivided than most of its Rizal neighbors — Binangonan carries a lakeshore fishing and aquaculture economy alongside residential growth spilling over from Metro Manila. It shares the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs, the oldest known artwork in the Philippines and a National Cultural Treasure, with neighboring Angono, putting heritage-site protection on the same planning agenda as lakeshore flood management and Laguna de Bay water-quality concerns that affect the fishing communities along its coast. Any CLUP update here has to treat the island and mainland sections almost as two separate planning problems: infrastructure and hazard exposure differ sharply between Talim Island's fishing barangays and the mainland's urbanizing core.

Key industries: Fishing and aquaculture (Laguna de Bay), Pottery and ceramics, Retail, Education

CLUP & SGLG status

CLUP compliance (RA 7160 Secs. 20 & 447/458, EO 72 s.1993, DHSUD CLUP guidelines under RA 11201): CLUP status not independently verified as of September 2026 — check with the Municipality of Binangonan's Planning and Development Office or DHSUD's regional office for current standing.
Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG, RA 11292): SGLG readiness (RA 11292, ten governance areas): the CY2025 assessment was deferred (DILG MC 2025-032).

More on the regulatory framework: CLUP compliance (RA 7160 / EO 72 / DHSUD) · SGLG explainer (RA 11292) · full glossary.

How Nova Gov fits Binangonan

Binangonan is part of Nova Gov's CLUP compliance coverage (RA 7160 / EO 72 / DHSUD). Municipal planning offices can use Nova Gov's tooling to organize the still-manual process of tracking CLUP revision timelines and sectoral-plan cross-references. Citizens use Nova Citizen for daily LGU interactions; officials use the Nova Gov dashboard for the upstream coordination.

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