Borgmanswolde
Borgmanswolde is a locality situated in the municipality of Pekela in the province of Groningen in the Netherlands. It is part of the Westerkwartier region. Historically, Borgmanswolde was a peat colony, a type of settlement established in areas where peat was extracted for fuel. These colonies often developed along canals or ditches used for transporting the peat.
The name Borgmanswolde suggests a connection to a 'borg' or 'burg', which could refer to a fortified
Like many other settlements in the peat region of Groningen, Borgmanswolde's development was closely tied to
Today, Borgmanswolde is a small rural community. Its geographical location within Pekela places it in a part