Population: 59,810 (projected for 2012, based on 2007 census)
Number of barangays: 19
Creation: June 21, 1969, Republic Act No. 5960, from Isulan
Literacy rate: 86.66 % (household population 10 years old and above, 2000)
Population density: 101 persons per sq. km. (projected for 2012, based on 2007 census)
No. of households: 12,620 (projected for 2013, based on 2007 census)
Major industry: farming, mining
Major crops: rice, corn, coffee, banana, pineapple, sunflower
Scenic spots: Pitot Cave in Sto. Niño, Bamban Falls in Kapaya, Guano Cave in Masiag, hot spring in Daguma, banana plantations in Sumilil, waterfall in Bai Saripinang, waterfall in Kinayao, Mercy Rose Swimming Pool in Sison, Hidden Spring Resort in Tuka, Maetas Cave in Titulok
Income: 285.60 million (2010)Registered voters: 31,089 (2010)
(Blogger’s note: This post is a part of “The Other Towns” series. See my October 5 post for the overview.)
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