Basud

Basud is a third class municipality in the province of Camarines Norte, Philippines. According to the, it has a population of people.The municipality has a total land area of, representing about 11.59 percent of the total land area of the province.BarangaysAt present, Basud is composed of 29 barangays after the poblacion was divided into two on June 6, 1988, through the initiative of late Municipal Councilor Modesto A. Zepeda during the incombency of then Mayor Silverio F. Quiñones Jr. Population shown from 2010 census. Today, the town is headed by new administration under the name of elected Mayor Dominador "Jun" Davocol from 2010 to present.DemographicsIn the, the population of Basud, Camarines Norte, was people, with a density of {{sigfig{{PH wikidata.The municipal population is unevenly distributed over its 29 barangays and varies in terms of population sizes and growth rates. The barangays along the national road recorded the highest population share. In 2007 San Felipe recorded a population share of 8.63%, Barangay Poblacion 1 and Matnog followed with 8.02% and 7.79%, respectively. Binatagan has the least population with 295 or 0.80% of the total population.EconomyAgricultureThe municipality’s lands, which are devoted to agriculture, have an approximate area of 12,086.60 hectares or 47.38% percent of the municipality’s total land area. The municipality is producing three major agricultural crops. Coconut land occupies the largest area that has 10,324 hectares. Rice land, which has the second largest area with 627.10 hectares irrigated and 254 hectares rainfed. The third is 586 hectares planted to pineapple. Other crops are seasonal crops and are being for family consumption only.