Bochali

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Bochali or Bohali Μποχάλη
Statistics
Prefecture:	Zakynthos
Island:	Zakynthos
Municipality:	Zakynthos
Municipal district:	Bochali (seat)
Location: Latitude: Longitude:	39.788 (39° 47' 18") N 20.8927 (20° 53' 27") E
Population: (2001) -Village -Percent of the municipality	730 (+127 or +25.25%) 930 80.49% 4.43%
Altitude:  -lowest:  -centre:	about 50 to 60 m (east) 87 m about 120 m (west)
Postal code:	GR-291 00
Car designation:	ZA

Bochali or Bohali (Greek: Μποχάλη), older forms: -o and -on, also with the second or third a accented is a village in the southern part of the island of Zakynthos. It is the seat of the municipality of Artemissi. Its 2001 population was 95 for the village.

Contents 1 Settlements 2 Nearest places 3 Population 4 Location and transportation 5 About Bochali 6 History 7 Panorama 8 Other 9 See also 10 External links

[edit] Settlements

• Akrotiri
• Kydoni

[edit] Nearest places

• Zakynthos, east
• Gaitani, west
• Akrotiri

[edit] Population

Year	Settlement population	Municipal district population	Percent of the municipal district	Percent of the municipality
1981	498	-	-	-	-
1991	503	+5 or +1%	-	-	-
2001	730	+127 or +25.25%	907	80.49%	4.43% (village) 5.51% (municipal district)

[edit] Location and transportation

Borchalı (Borçalı) is situated in easten Georgia. Borchalı is an old Azeri land which was given to Georgia by Nadir Shahş

[edit] About Bochali

Bochali is situated on the eastcentral part of the island and is in the southernmost part of the Vrachiona mountains. The area are made up of farmlands while forests dominates the northeast.

[edit] History

Bochali was ruled by the Venetians until the Napolenic Wars when it was controlled and ruled by the French until the British invasion near the end, the Russians and the Ottoman Turks also ruled during the wars, though the Septinsular Republic was autonomous. Keri and the rest of the Ionian Islands formed a part of the United States of the Ionian Islands until 1864 which marked the end of the non-Greek rule, it finally ceded to Greece.

After World War II and the Greek Civil War, it was partially rebuilt, almost every building in the villages were completely destroyed in the 1953 Ionian Earthquake, afterwards, the village were rebuilt by the late-1950s and 1960 to rebuilt everything and at the time connected with asphalt. More pavement was accessed in the late 20th century. Electricity, radio and automobiles were introduced in the mid-20th century, television in the late-20th century and computer and internet at the turn of the millennium. Its population are growing and grew more in a ten year period between 1991 and 2001.

[edit] Panorama

Bochali offers a view the northeastern, the eastern and the western parts of the island including Vrachiona. The only part of Kefalonia that can be seen is Mount Ainos, the view is mainly blocked. A part of the panoramic view of the mainland are blocked and the furthermost parts can be seen during clear and hazeless days.

[edit] Other

Bochali has a school, a gymnasium (middle school), lyceum (secondary school), a church, a few restaurants and taverns, a gas station and a square (plateia).

[edit] See also

• List of places in the Zakynthos prefecture

[edit] External links

• Bochali at the GTP Travel Pages
• Map and aerial photos:
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  • Satellite images: Google or Microsoft Virtual Earth - image now available
• Coordinates: 37°47′18″N, 20°53′27″E