|
Infrastructure &
Utilities
|
Roads & Bridges |
|
Roads (km) |
National
(1997) |
816.420 |
|
Provincial
(1997) |
682.868 |
|
Municipal
(1994) |
244.518 |
|
Barangay
(1994) |
2,603.243 |
|
Bridges (LM) |
National
(1997) |
6,815.270 |
|
Provincial
(1997) |
1,312.590 |
|
Municipal
(1994) |
106.200 |
|
Barangay
(1994) |
498.000 |
| source : DPWH, Region 6 and
Provincial Engineer's Office |
|
Ports, Piers & Wharves |
| Iloilo Port - the third largest port in
the country after Manila and Cebu. It is divided into three: |
|
Iloilo River Wharf - total berth length: 1,700 meters
|
| Old
Foreign Pier - has a 345 meter quay that is used as a domestic
terminal |
Iloilo Commercial Port Complex - has a 400 meter quay.
Accommodates foreign as well as
domestic container
vessels. |
|
Transportation |
|
Air |
Iloilo Domestic Airport
|
Destinations (2001) |
Manila, Cebu,
Puerto Princesa |
| Air
Traffic Handled (1997) |
Philippines
Airlines, Air Philippines, Grand Air, Cebu Pacific, Private Light
Planes, Military Planes |
|
Land |
Total Registered Motor Vehicles
|
75,200 (2001) |
|
Sea |
Domestic Shipping Companies
(1997) |
Negros Navigation
Company, Inc., Sea Angels Ferry Corporation, Amigo Shipping
Corporation, West Visayan Shipping, Common Shipping Corporation,
Harmony Transport Express, Maru Transport, Inc., Ilonggo Transport
Corp., Milagrosa J Shipping Corp., FF Marine Corporation
|
|
Communication Facilities |
| Postal |
Post Office |
44 |
| Postal Station |
1 |
| Post Master |
38 |
| Mail Carrier |
109 |
| Broadcast
Media |
No. of AM broadcast stations |
7 (2001) |
| No. of FM broadcast stations |
12 (2001) |
| Number of TV stations |
3 |
| Number of CATV |
13 |
|
Telecommunication |
Telephone Loads |
63,847 (2001) |
| Telephone Density |
3.3 per 100 population (2001) |
|
