Bobnevi

Bobnevi is a village situated in the Gori Municipality of the Shida Kartli region. Located in the foothills at an elevation of 960 meters, the settlement functions as a traditional agricultural community. It is defined by its rural character and the steady, seasonal rhythms of life in the Kartli plains and adjacent hilly terrain.

Economy and Agriculture

The local economy is centered on subsistence farming and small-scale horticulture. The environmental conditions in the Gori Municipality, characterized by fertile soils, support the cultivation of various fruit crops. Many households maintain orchards and engage in cattle breeding to support their livelihoods. Agricultural activity remains the primary occupation for the village residents, reflecting broader economic patterns in the Shida Kartli region.

Geography and Access

The village occupies a position in the foothill zone of the Trialeti Range. This location provides a climate with distinct seasons, including warm summers and moderate winters, which are suitable for local crop cycles. Access to the village is maintained via regional road networks that connect it to the municipal center of Gori. Movement within the area is generally limited to local roads and established paths, as the terrain transitions from the valley floor into the more rugged landscapes of the surrounding mountains.

Village Infrastructure

As a small settlement with a population of approximately 156 residents, Bobnevi maintains a quiet, compact structure. The infrastructure is primarily residential, supporting the daily needs of families involved in land cultivation. Social life revolves around community interaction and the management of land. The settlement is an example of the smaller villages in the region that maintain traditional living standards while being positioned within the catchment area of the administrative and trade center of Gori.