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EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICIPALITY
Carmen is an interior town located near the center of the island. It used to be called "Imbaya"
after the name of a brook in the community. The town used to be part of Bilar. When it was made an
independent municipality, it was changed to Carmen supposedly in honor of a woman who was said to be
a popular figure in the community.
Official Website:
http://www.carmen-bohol.gov.ph
| Congressional District: |
3rd |
| Income Classification: |
5th |
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| POPULATION (2000): |
40,713 |
| Population Density: |
1.39 |
| No. of Households: |
7,379 |
| Average Size of Households: |
5.50 |
| Land Area (in hectares): |
24,804 |
| No. of Barangays: |
29 |
| Distance from Capital: |
59 kms. |
| Travel Time from Tagbilaran: |
1 hr. & 20 mins. |
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Municipal Officials
(2007-2010)
Manuel
R. Molina
Mayor
Ramonito
A. Torrefranca
Vice Mayor
Rowena
J. Painagan
Rufino
G. Adlaon
Ronald
E. Dispo
Danilo
D. Palgan
Guillermo
S. Yecyec, Jr.
Nathaniel
O. Binlod
Primo
T. Digao
Alfredo
G. Luengas
Councilors
ABC Pres.
John Luis
Torrefranca
SK Chairman
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