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Looking
for Felipe Rivera of Cebu City
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Population
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| Year 2000 |
Population  |
461, 877 |
| Households |
93, 525 |
| Average Household size |
4.91 |
| Year 2007 |
| Population |
553, 966 |
Among the 80 barangays, Carmen has the biggest population of 52,633, which constitutes 9 percent of the total population of Cagayan de Oro.
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| Annual
Growth Rate |
1.63 percent:
The city experienced the fastest growth rate (6.59 percent) from 1975 to 1980.
It decreased to 4.09 percent; from 1980 to 1990, but increased at 4.45 percent; from
1990 to 1995. |
| Average
Annual Family Income in 1994 |
P117,176.00 |
Languages

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The
native population is mixed with Chinese and Spanish. There are a few
American, Japanese, German and Indian migrants. The recent entry of
a large group of Koreans is a national phenomenon. The Koreans
have established stores, a restaurant, a hotel and a school. |
Religion |
Most
are Roman Catholic, comprising 87 percent of the population. The rest are Protestants of various denominations
(Baptist, Inglesia Ni Kristo, Philippine Independent Church, Pentecostal),
and Islam. There is a small community of Buddhists. |
Labor Force
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Relatively
young and highly trainable.
Skill
in speaking and writing English appears to be declining among students.
In one instance, only three out of 400 Cagayan de Oro applicants
passed an English speech exam administered by a call center.
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