Bohemia (disambiguation)

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Bohemia is a region consisting of the western two-thirds of the contemporary Czech Republic.

Bohemia may also refer to:

Historical countries

• Kingdom of Bohemia, a medieval and early modern monarchy in Central Europe
• Lands of the Bohemian Crown, a monarchy comprising all historical Czech lands
• Duchy of Bohemia, a predecessor of Kingdom of Bohemia

Places

England

• Bohemia, Hastings, a suburb and electoral ward of Hastings, East Sussex
• Bohemia, Wiltshire

United States

• Bohemia, Louisiana, a historical town in Plaquemines Parish
• Bohemia, New York, a hamlet in Suffolk County
• Bohemia Mountain, a mountain in Oregon
• Bohemia River, a tributary of the Elk River in Maryland and Delaware
• Bohemia Township (disambiguation), a list of places
• Mount Bohemia, a mountain in Michigan

Music

• Bohemia (rapper) (born 1979), Pakistani-American Punjabi rapper
• Bohemia (Ils album), an album released by Ils in 2005 on Distinct'ive Records
• Bohemia (Leo Sidran album), 2004
• "Bohemia", a 1919 ragtime composition by Joseph Lamb
• Bohemia Suburbana, a Guatemalan rock band

Beer

• A beer by the Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery, a subsidiary of Heineken International
• A Brazilian brewery founded in 1853 and currently owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev
• National Bohemian, a brand of beer originally brewed in Baltimore, Maryland, now owned by the Pabst Brewing Company
• Bohemian style beer, created in 1842 in Pilsner, Bohemia

Other

• Bohemia (newspaper), the title of newspapers in Prague
• SS Bohemia, a Hamburg Amerika Linie steamship
• Bohemianism, a cultural movement of wanderers, adventurers, or vagabonds
• Bohemia Interactive Studio, a software company
• Acacia cuspidifolia, a tree called "bohemia"

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Bohemia
• Bohemian (disambiguation)

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