The title "Duke of Bolton" is a British noble title that was created in 1702. It is part of the peerage of England and is associated with the Bolton area in Yorkshire. The title has been held by several notable families, primarily the Bentinck family, and has a rich history tied to the British aristocracy. The current holder of the title is Charles William Bentinck, who became the 10th Duke of Bolton in 1996. The dukedom is often linked to various estates and lands, including Bolton Hall, which reflects the historical significance of the title in the region.