Alangalang, Leyte

Alangalang is a Philippine municipality in the province of Leyte on Leyte Island. It has 46,411 inhabitants ( census May 1, 2010 ) living in 54 barangays. The community is described as partly urban and belongs to the second class of income communities in the Philippines. Your neighboring municipalities are Barugo and San Miguel in the north, in the south Pastrana, Tacloban City to the northeast, Santa Fe on the east and Jaro in the West. Alangalangs economy is mainly determined by the Agriculture and lies in the fertile Leyte Sab -a Basin.

In the village there is a campus of the Visayas State University.

Barangays

Aslum
Astorga ( Burabod )
Bato
Binongto - on
Binotong
Bobonon
Børseth
Buena Vista
Bugho
Buri
Cabadsan
Calaasan
Cambahanon
Cambolao
Canvertudes
Capiz
Cavite
Cogon

Dapdap
Divisoria
Ekiran
Hinapolan
Hubang
Hupit
Langit
Lingayon
Lourdes
Lukay
Magsaysay
Mudboron
P. Barrantes
Peñalosa
Pepita
Salvacion Poblacion
San Antonio
San Diego

San Francisco East
San Francisco West
San Isidro
San Pedro
San Vicente
Santiago
Santo Niño ( Pob. )
Santol
Tabangohay
Tombo
Veteranos
Blumentritt ( Pob. )
Holy Child I ( Pob. )
Holy Child II ( Pob. )
Milagrosa ( Pob. )
San Antonio Pob.
San Roque ( Pob. )
Salvacion

Eastern Visayas Leyte (province) Barugo, Leyte San Miguel (Leyte) Pastrana (Leyte) Santa Fe (Leyte) Jaro (Leyte) Ormoc Abuyog, Leyte Albuera (Leyte) Babatngon, Leyte Bato (Leyte) Burauen (Leyte) Calubian, Leyte Capoocan, Leyte Carigara, Leyte Dagami, Leyte Dulag (Leyte) Hilongos, Leyte Hindang, Leyte Inopacan, Leyte Isabel (Leyte) Javier (Leyte) Julita, Leyte Kananga (Leyte) La Paz (Leyte) Leyte (Leyte) MacArthur (Leyte) Mahaplag, Leyte Matag-ob, Leyte Matalom, Leyte Mayorga (Leyte) Merida (Leyte) Palo (Leyte) Palompon, Leyte San Isidro (Leyte) Tabango, Leyte Tabontabon, Leyte Tanauan, Leyte Tolosa (Leyte) Tunga (Leyte) Villaba, Leyte

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