30 barangays.
One Lapu-Lapu.

Olango tourism community whose Panurista Festival highlights island-hopping and maritime culture.

Island barangay with fishing livelihoods documented in historical reporting.

Olango barangay.

Commonly called Caohagan in cultural sources, the island is associated with community quilting documented by UP Cebu.

Island community with documented fishing livelihoods and a 2026 bangus livelihood harvest.

Olango community whose Butong Festival celebrates young coconuts and their livelihood/tourism role.

Barangay in Lapu-Lapu City.

Olango community with a documented Baliw-Baliw tradition and bangus livelihood production documented by DSWD in 2026.

Barangay associated with the Mini City Hall in the city government’s SOCA Playbook.