Bohan

The Bohanes were among the Indigenous peoples of the Uruguay River basin. Accounts place them along the eastern bank between the Río Negro and the Cuareim, with other communities near islands at the mouth of the Río Negro. The river provided fish and a route through the grasslands, while islands and tributaries joined different parts of the basin. Charrúa, Guenoa and Yaro peoples also inhabited the wider region.

The later city of Paysandú lies here.