Sikatuna is an interior town located 6.5 kms. from Corella and 16.6 kms. from Tagbilaran City. It was named after the famous Bohol Chief who made a blood compact with Legazpi in 1565.
Sikatuna was established as a town by Executive Order No. 88 issued by Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison on December 5, 1917. It used to be called Comago, then a barrio of Alburquerque. During World War II, it was made an evacuation center by the people of its neighboring towns. When the Japanese learned of this, they put up a garrison in the municipal building. The guerillas did not attack the garrison in order not to expose the civilians to the danger of reprisal.
| Sikatuna at a glance | |
| Population: | 6602 |
| Number of households: | 1177 |
| Land area: | 2675 ha |
| Number of barangays: | 10 |
| Distance from Tagbilaran: | 17 km |
| Barangay | Population | Households |
| Abucay Norte | 498 | 81 |
| Abucay Sur | 531 | 94 |
| Badiang | 646 | 120 |
| Bahaybahay | 487 | 82 |
| Cambuac Norte | 679 | 120 |
| Cambuac Sur | 1173 | 208 |
| Canagong | 756 | 119 |
| Libjo | 497 | 91 |
| Poblacion I | 931 | 187 |
| Poblacion II | 404 | 75 |
(Based on figures from the census of 2000)