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Bale is a term with several related meanings. In common usage, a bale refers to a large bundle of material bound for storage or transport. Bales are typically made from hay, straw, cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers and are formed using twine, wire, or straps. They come in various shapes, most commonly round or rectangular, and are used in agriculture, industry, and shipping.

As a surname and given name, Bale is of Welsh origin. The name appears in various contexts,

Geographically, Bale refers to several places. Notably, Bale Zone is a zonal division in the Oromia Region

In summary, Bale commonly denotes a bound bundle of materials, while also serving as a surname and

with
Gareth
Bale
(born
1989)
being
one
of
the
most
widely
known
bearers,
a
professional
Welsh
footballer
who
has
played
for
clubs
in
the
Premier
League
and
La
Liga,
as
well
as
the
Welsh
national
team.
of
Ethiopia,
and
Bale
Mountains
National
Park
lies
within
the
Bale
Mountains
in
Ethiopia,
known
for
its
highland
ecosystems
and
endemic
species.
The
term
may
also
appear
in
other
local
place
names
in
different
regions.
a
place
name
in
various
locales.