Political Map of Guam

Part of the Mariana Islands chain in Micronesia, Guam became a US territory in 1950, after years of military occupation during World War II. Today, military bases cover about 29 percent of the total area of the island, with Naval bases, a Coast Guard sector, an Air Force Base, and Apra Harbor. The island of Guam has a strategic location for the United States, which is why the US Air Force and Navy use it as a hub. The capital of Guam is Hagatna (or Agana as shown on the map), though the largest village in Guam is called Dededo. Guam has a total area of about 541.3 square kilometers (209 square miles), and a population of about 160,000. The indigenous people of Guam are called the Chamorros, who continue to inhabit Guam, making up about 37 percent of the population. The rest of the population is made up of Filipinos, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish and other European descent.

Agana Heights Agat Asan-Maina Barrigada Chalan-Pago-Ordot Dededo Hagatna Inarajan Mangilao Merizo

Mongmong-Toto-Maite Piti Santa Rita Sinajana Talofofo Tamuning Umatac Yigo Yona

Municipality	Pop-2010	Pop-2000	Area(km.²)	Area(mi.²)
Agana Heights	3,808	3,940	3	1
Agat	4,917	5,656	26	10
Asan	2,137	2,090	16	6
Barrigada	8,875	8,652	23	9
Chalan-Pago-Ordot	6,822	5,923	16	6
Dededo	44,943	42,980	78	30
Hagatna	1,051	1,100	3	1
Inarajan	2,273	3,052	49	19
Mangilao	15,191	13,313	26	10
Merizo	1,850	2,163	16	6
Mongmong-Toto-Maite	6,825	5,845	5	2
Piti	1,454	1,666	18	7
Santa Rita	6,084	7,500	44	17
Sinajana	2,592	2,853	3	1
Talofofo	3,050	3,215	44	17
Tamuning	19,685	18,012	16	6
Umatac	782	887	16	6
Yigo	20,539	19,474	91	35
Yona	6,480	6,484	52	20
19 municipalities	159,358	154,805	545	209

Note  : - Pop-2010: 2010-04-01 census
              Pop-2000: 2000-04-01 census

ACOD~20121002

Last Updated On : October 04, 2012