Bhola District, Administrative district in Barisal Division, Bangladesh.
Bhola District is an administrative district in Barisal Division and encompasses the largest island of Bangladesh. The area spreads across about 3,400 square kilometers and is surrounded by the Bay of Bengal, the Meghna River, and the Tentulia River.
The area began to develop around the 13th century and was later organized as a subdivision under Noakhali district. It received its status as an independent district in 1984.
The district preserves Bengali traditions with performances of Lalon songs and Bhatiyali music that people gather to hear. Islamic customs and Hindu celebrations are both part of how communities mark important occasions.
Bhola city serves as the main administrative center where government services are based and is the focal point of district activity. The territory is divided into seven smaller administrative divisions, each organizing local services and functions for their areas.
The district holds natural gas reserves that power a local electricity station serving the area. This resource plays an important role in the district's energy supply and infrastructure growth.
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