President. Geography According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, the municipality has a land area of constituting of the total area of Batangas. Barangays Mabini is politically subdivided into 34 barangays. Barangay San Juan was formerly the sitios of Nag-ilong and Lugay in the barrio of Mainaga, constituted into a separate and independent barangay through Republic Act No. 212, approved June 1, 1948. Climate Demographics In the 2020 census, Mabini had a population of 50,858. The population density was . Economy Transportation Jeepneys and tricycles are the main means of transportation around the town. Currently, there are two piers that serve the area: Anilao Pier and Talaga Pier, mainly catering for motor bancas going to and from the nearby island-town of Tingloy. Healthcare Mabini Community Hospital Zigzag Hospital Mabini Health Center Education Colleges and universities Mabini College of Batangas Batangas State University - Mabini Campus Secondary schools Anselmo A. Sandoval Memorial National High School Mabini College of Batangas (High school department) Saint Francis Academy Apolinario Mabini National High School Mabini National High School Santa Fe Integrated School Primary and elementary schools Private Jesus; Flock Academy-Anilao Lady Fatima Montessori School Santa Fe Integrated School Saint Lucresia's School Public Bagalangit Elementary School Gasang Elementary School Laurel Elementary School Mabini Central Elementary School Malimatoc Elementary School Nag-iba ELementary School San Francisco-Mainaga Elementary School Talaga Elementary School San Teodoro Elementary School San Juan-Santo Niño Elementary School Tourism Anilao – popular with budget divers and snorkelers. There are several diving centers where trips can be arranged to diving spots in Balayan Bay near Cape Bagalangit and near Sombrero and Maricaban Islands. Snorkeling is available off Maricaban's Cemetery Beach, Red Palm Beach, and around Sepok Point. Although the beach at Anilao is not recommended for swimming, thatched bamboo rafts can be rented with tables and benches at the Anilao Beach Resort and other resorts. Mount Gulugod-Baboy – the hills traversing Calumpang Peninsula. It has three peaks: Gulugod Baboy, Pinagbanderahan, and Tore, accessible through several passages: Anilao, Panay, Bagalangit, Ligaya, Laurel and Malimatoc I. It is above sea level. At its peak, one can see, from east to west: Janao Bay, Maricaban Strait which bears Sombrero and Maricaban Islands, a distant, faint blue Mindoro, Verde Island (SW) and Batangas Bay. The city and port of Batangas is visible on the west, following a farther Mount Daguldul. To the north is Mount Macolod, and even Mount Batulao and the