Mabini

Mabini is located in the eastern part of the province. It was established in 1904 out of the barrios of Abaca, Banlas, Bulawan, Lungsodaan, Minol, Poblacion 1 and 2 and Tambo which then belonged to Candijay; Cabulao and San Jose which then belonged to Ubay and Batuanan which a that time was a barrio of Mabini. The first settlers of Sitio Libas came from Duero, Loboc, Guindulmlan, Jagna and Sevilla. The barrios were organized into a new town through the initiative of its parish priest, Fr. Jimenez and municipal president Canuto Bernales.

Mabini at a glance
Population (2015):	27171
Population (2010):	28174
Population (2000):	27250
Number of households (2000):	5047
Land area:	6455 ha
Number of barangays:	22
Distance from Tagbilaran:	104 km

Barangay	Population (2000)	Households (2000)	Population (2010)	Population (2015)
Abaca	2231	438	2349	2413
Abad Santos	653	115	720	567
Aguipo	1528	281	1368	1231
Baybayon	1513	280	1508	1314
Bulawan	633	120	658	533
Cabidian	1081	198	1040	903
Cawayanan	1632	312	1552	1568
Concepcion (Banlas)	1295	234	1259	1215
Del Mar	682	121	759	833
Lungsoda-an	1050	200	1130	1081
Marcelo	936	152	1000	918
Minol	1380	229	1414	1399
Paraiso	620	128	819	821
Poblacion I	1347	293	1425	1405
Poblacion II	1659	234	1697	1675
San Isidro	1446	272	1633	1638
San Jose	1482	316	1427	1403
San Rafael	679	111	736	683
San Roque (Cabulao)	2391	451	2529	2548
Tambo	768	144	914	874
Tangkigan	1434	285	1438	1350
Valaga	810	133	799	799

(Based on figures from the census of 2000, 2010, and 2015 from PSA)