Bolander

Bolander is a surname of likely Germanic origin. Its etymology is generally traced to variations of "Bohlen," meaning plank or board, possibly referring to someone who lived near a plank bridge, worked with wood, or was a carpenter. The suffix "-ander" is a relatively common element in Germanic surnames, often denoting "from" or "of," suggesting a place or origin related to the root word.

The surname Bolander can be found in various countries, primarily those with historical Germanic influence, including Germany, the United States, and Scandinavia. Spelling variations may include Bolander, Boländer, Bohlander, and similar forms.

Notable individuals with the surname Bolander include:

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