Czerwonoci

Czerwonoci is a Polish placename used for several small settlements in Poland. It does not denote a single prominent town, but rather multiple rural localities that appear in different gminas and voivodeships. Because the name is common, precise identification of a place called Czerwonoci usually requires additional geographic qualifiers such as the surrounding municipality or county.

Etymology and name origins

The name Czerwonoci derives from the Polish adjective czerwony, meaning red, with a typical toponymic suffix. The exact origin of each instance may vary, and the name could reflect historic associations with red soils, clay deposits, local landmarks, or familial names that were used when the settlements were established or recorded.

Geographic distribution and status

The settlements bearing the name are typically small, with populations in the lower ranges and limited infrastructure. They are generally administered as part of rural gminas and do not function as separate municipalities. Information about them often appears in regional gazetteers, parish records, and local land registries rather than in national-level sources.

See also

There are places with similar or variant spellings in Poland, such as Czerwonice or Czerwoni, which should be distinguished from Czerwonoci in scholarly or cartographic work. When researching, it is important to use precise administrative identifiers (voivodeship, powiat, and gmina) to locate the correct locality.