Bolon Explained

Bolon may refer to:

• Bolon, name of several gods in Mayan mythology
• Bolon (eyewear brand), a Chinese eyewear brand
• Bolon (flooring company), a flooring company in Sweden
• Bolon of Macedon (fl. 330 BC) soldier who gave a speech against Philotas, son of one of Alexander's generals
• Lake Bolon, in Russia's Khabarovsk Krai
• Bolon, ethnic group in Mali
• Bolon language, White Bolon and Black Bolon dialects, of the ethnic group in Mali
• Bolon (musical instrument), kind of harp found in Mali
• Comté de Bolon, old name for Boulon, Calvados, France

Surname and given name

The surname Bolon is relatively common in France. Also:

• Andrew Bolon (c. 1826–1855), Indian agent whose murder triggered the Plateau Indian War
• Linda Bolon (born 1948), member of the Ohio House of Representatives
• Bolon B. Turner (1897–1987), Judge of the United States Tax Court

See also

• Bolón (disambiguation):
  • , in Umán Municipality, Mexico
  • or Sierra de Bolón, in Valencia, Spain
  • Bolón Ajau, waterfall with a fourteen-meter drop in Chiapas
  • bolón de verde, Ecuadorian dish of roasted plantains, tacacho
• Bölön, old Hungarian name of Belin, Covasna
• Bolan (disambiguation)