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List of census-designated places in Guam 
Summary
This is a list of census-designated places in Guam. Population data is from the 2010 Census.[1]
Census Designated Places of Guam edit
| Name | Population | Village |
|---|---|---|
| Adacao | 4,184 | Tamuning |
| Afame | 758 | Sinajana |
| Agana Heights | 3,718 | Agana Heights |
| Agat | 3,677 | Agat |
| Anao | 1,952 | Yigo |
| Andersen Air Force Base | 3,061 | Yigo |
| Apotgan | 5,928 | Tamuning |
| Apra Harbor | 2,471 | Santa Rita |
| Asan | 853 | Asan-Maina |
| Astumbo | 3,764 | Dededo |
| Barrigada | 4,058 | Barrigada |
| Barrigada Heights | 2,435 | Barrigada |
| Chaguian | 3,062 | Yigo |
| Chalan Pago | 3,578 | Chalan Pago-Ordot |
| Dededo | 6,386 | Dededo |
| Finegayan Station | 211 | Dededo |
| Hagåtña | 1,051 | Hagåtña |
| Harmon Industrial Park | 2,056 | Tamuning |
| Inarajan | 795 | Inarajan |
| Ipan | 901 | Talofofo |
| Liguan | 5,735 | Dededo |
| Machanaonao East | 3,810 | Dededo |
| Machanaonao West | 2,675 | Dededo |
| Machanao | 5,930 | Dededo |
| Macheche | 3,356 | Dededo |
| Maina | 809 | Asan-Maina |
| Maite | 707 | Mongmong-Toto-Maite |
| Malojloj | 1,224 | Inarajan |
| Mangilao | 5,805 | Mangilao |
| Mataguac | 5,520 | Yigo |
| Merizo | 1,774 | Merizo |
| Mogfog | 2,987 | Dededo |
| Mongmong | 3,667 | Mongmong-Toto-Maite |
| Naval Hospital | 90 | Agana Heights |
| Nimitz Hill | 702 | Piti |
| Nimitz Hill Annex | 180 | Asan-Maina |
| North Gayinero | 3,349 | Yigo |
| Oka | 2,142 | Tamuning |
| Ordot | 2,244 | Chalan Pago-Ordot |
| Pagat | 1,645 | Mangilao |
| Piti | 584 | Piti |
| Santa Rita | 1,118 | Santa Rita |
| Sinajana | 1,829 | Sinajana |
| South Gayinero | 3,568 | Yigo |
| Talofofo | 2,086 | Talofofo |
| Tamuning | 3,794 | Tamuning |
| Toto | 2,235 | Mongmong-Toto-Maite |
| Tumon | 2,230 | Tamuning |
| Ukudu | 806 | Dededo |
| Umatac | 548 | Umatac |
| University of Guam | 3,496 | Mangilao |
| Upper Tumon | 3,566 | Tamuning |
| Windward Hills | 2,257 | Yona |
| Wusstig | 2,818 | Dededo |
| Yona | 3,235 | Yona |
See also edit
References edit
- ^ "Guam Statistical Yearbook 2012" (PDF). Bureau of Statistics and Plan, Office of the Governor of Guam. p. xlvii. Retrieved 3 March 2021.