City |
City of Koronadal |
Province |
South Cotabato |
Income Class |
3rd Class Competitive City |
Enabling Law |
Executive Order #82 (as Municipality) |
| Republic Act 8803 (as Component City) | |
| Executive Order #304 (as Administrative Seat of Region XII) | |
Date of Creation |
August 18, 1947 (as Municipality |
| October 8, 2000 (as Component City) | |
Total Land Area |
27,700 hectares |
Population |
163,908 (2010 Projected Population) |
No. of Households |
25,557 (2006 CHO Survey) |
Common Dialects |
Hiligaynon (major dialect), Cebuano, Ilocano, Tagalog, Maguindanao |
Ethnic Groups |
B'laan, Maguindanao, Maranao |
Number of Barangays |
27 (7 urban, 20 rural) |
Major Agricultural Products |
Rice, Corn, Cocunut, Palm Oil (priority industry in 2005 by Virtue of EO.#7 series of 2004) |
Industrial Product |
Wood and Bamboo Crafts, Agricultural Machineries, Cutflowers |
Tourist Attractions |
Spring, Supon Falls, Millennium Falls, South Cotabato Community Museum, and Tantoco Memorial Hall, Notre Dame of Marbel University |
Schools |
50 Elementary and Primary, 12 Secondary, 7 Colleges, 1 University, 11 Vocational Schools |
Power |
South Cotabato Electric Cooperative (SOCOTECO) |
Water |
Koronadal Water District |
Communication |
50 Internet Cafes, 3 Mobile Phonelines, 3 Landline Services |
Transportation |
3 Bus Companies, PUJ, Van, Multicab and Tricycle |
Road Network |
National Road - 23.23 kms. |
| Provincial Road - 80.40 kms. | |
| City Road - 120.19 kms. |
| Telefax: | 063 -83-228-1731 |
| Mayor's Office: | 063-83-228-8268 |
| 063-83-228-2438 |
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