| Gmina Choceń
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| Basic data
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State :
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Poland
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Voivodeship :
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Kuyavian Pomeranian
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Powiat :
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Włocławski
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Geographic location :
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52 ° 29 ' N , 19 ° 1' E Coordinates: 52 ° 29 '5 " N , 19 ° 1' 3" E52.484722222222 19.0175
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Residents :
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see Gmina
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Postal code :
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87-850
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Telephone code :
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(+48) 54
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License plate :
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CWL
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| Economy and Transport
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Rail route :
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Kutno – Toruń
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| Gmina
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| Gminatype:
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Rural community
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| Gmina structure:
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41 localities
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| 28 school offices
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| Surface:
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148.18 km²
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| Residents:
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7939
(Jun. 30, 2019)
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Population density :
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54 inhabitants / km²
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Community number ( GUS ):
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0418052
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| Administration (as of 2006)
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Community leader :
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Roman Nowakowski
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| Address:
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ul.Sikorskiego 4 87-850 Choceń
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Website :
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www.chocen.pl
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The Gmina Choceń is a rural community in the powiat Włocławski of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland . Your seat is the village of the same name ( German Chocen ) with about 1000 inhabitants.
structure
The rural community Choceń includes 28 villages (German names up to 1945) with a Schulzenamt :
- Bodzanowo ( 1943–1945 Doberstein )
- Bodzanówek
- Borzymie ( 1943–1945 Ehrensee )
- Borzymowice
- Choceń ( 1939–1942 Chocen , 1943–1945 Ehrstätten )
- Czerniewice ( 1943–1945 Schernhausen )
- Grabówka
- Janowo ( 1943–1945 Hansfeld )
- Jarantowice ( 1939–1942 Jarantowize , 1943–1945 Immenau )
- Krukowo ( 1939–1942 Krukowo , 1943–1945 above sea level )
- Kuźnice ( 1939–1942 Kuschnize , 1943–1945 Glanzhof )
- Lutobórz ( 1943–1945 Lüttquell )
- Niemojewo ( 1943–1945 Kirschheim )
- Olganowo ( 1939–1942 Olganowo , 1943–1945 Olgenheim )
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- Pustki Śmiłowskie
- Siewiersk ( 1943–1945 Nordeck )
- Skibice ( 1939–1942 Skibize , 1943–1945 Furchheim )
- Stare Nakonowo ( 1943–1945 Nackenau )
- Szatki ( 1939–1942 Schatki , 1943–1945 Netztal )
- Szczutkowo ( 1943–1945 Waldsee )
- Śmiłowice ( 1939–1942 Smilowize , 1943–1945 row houses )
- Wichrowice ( 1939–1942 Wilkowize , 1943–1945 Windhof )
- Wilkowice ( 1939–1942 Jarantowize , 1943–1945 Wölflingen )
- Wilkowiczki ( 1943–1945 Wolfswald )
- Wola Nakonowska ( 1939–1942 Nakonowska-Wola , 1943–1945 Kleinnakel )
- Ząbin ( 1943–1945 Sommen )
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Other localities in the municipality are:
- Filipki
- Gajówka
- Jerzewo
- Kępka Szlachecka ( 1943–1945 Büschel )
- Lijewo
- Łopatki ( 1939–1942 Lopatki , 1943–1945 Liesental )
- Ługowiska ( 1943–1945 Lugen )
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- Nowa Wola
- Stefanowo
- Szczytno ( 1943–1945 Schütten )
- Świerkowo ( 1939–1942 Swerkowo , 1943–1945 Zwerchau )
- Zakrzewek ( 1943-1945 jamming )
- Zapust ( 1943–1945 Sapen )
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traffic
The village of Czerniewice has a train station on the Kutno – Piła railway line , and Wichrowice was on the Włocławek – Przystronie narrow-gauge railway .
Web links
Footnotes
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↑ population. Size and Structure by Territorial Division. As of June 30, 2019. Główny Urząd Statystyczny (GUS) (PDF files; 0.99 MiB), accessed December 24, 2019 .
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↑ a b c d e f g h i See German Army Map, 3480 Kowall
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↑ a b c d e f See German Army Map, 3479 Lutbrandau
