Boulaide

Boulaide is a town and commune in the northwest of Tunisia, located in the Jendouba Governorate. It is situated near the border with Algeria, in a hilly region known for its agricultural production, particularly cereals and livestock.

Historically, Boulaide has been a crossroads and a market center serving the surrounding rural communities. While not a major urban center, it plays a significant role in the regional economy.

The area surrounding Boulaide is characterized by a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The landscape features rolling hills, forests, and agricultural land.

Local sources indicate that the name "Boulaide" may derive from a local dialect or a historical figure, but definitive etymological information is currently scarce. Further research into local archives and historical records is needed to confirm the origin of the name.

The population of Boulaide is primarily engaged in agriculture and related services. The town features basic infrastructure, including schools, health services, and local administration offices.

Boulaide is connected to other towns and cities in the region via road networks. Transportation options primarily consist of local buses and taxis.