Bourail

French commune |nomcommune=Bourail
province=South Province
map_size=300px
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mapcaption=Location of the commune (in red) within New Caledonia
insee=98803
cp=98870
maire=Jean-Pierre Aïfa
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lat_long= | longitude=165.48|latitude=-21.57
alt moy=10 m|alt mini=0 m|alt maxi=1,438 m
km²=797.6
sans=4,779
date-sans=2004 census
ethnic=Europeans 55.6%
Kanaks 34.8%
Polynesians 3.3%
Other 6.3%|date-ethnic=1996 census
dens=6.0|date-dens=2004 census|

Bourail is a commune in the South Province of New Caledonia, an overseas territory of France in the Pacific Ocean. 4900 inhabitants (2006). A museum. Sights: the Arabian cemetery and the New Zealand military cemetery of an epoch of the Second world war; beaches on which turtles live. In Bourail veins in the reference also has died the Polish patriot Antoni Berezowski , who in 1867 in Paris has made unsuccessful attempt at Russian emperor Аlexander II

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