Dbrówka

Dbrówka is the name of several small settlements in Poland. They are typically rural villages with modest populations and basic local infrastructure, often centered around agriculture and small-scale services.

In Poland, each place named Dbrówka belongs to a specific gmina (municipality), within a county (powiat) and a voivodeship (województwo). Because the name is used in multiple locations, there is no single administrative unit that corresponds to Dbrówka; the exact affiliations vary from one locality to another. For precise identification, the territorial land apportionment registry (TERYT) or official geographic databases are used, listing the corresponding gmina, county and voivodeship.

The etymology of the toponym Dbrówka reflects common Polish naming patterns, with roots that often reference landscape features such as wooded areas or groves. While the general sense of the name is recognizable, the historical origin can differ between individual settlements.

Demographically, villages named Dbrówka typically have populations ranging from a few dozen to a few hundred residents. Their economies are usually based on agriculture, local trades, and, in some cases, commuting to larger nearby towns for work and services. The built environment often includes a cluster of houses, with surrounding fields and rural roads linking the settlement to neighboring communities.

See also references for similarly named places, such as Dąbrówka or Dabrowka, which are more common spellings in Polish geography. For researchers or visitors, exact location and details should be verified through official registries or local administrative offices to distinguish among the various Dbrówkas.