Filtrowo

Filtrowo is a small village in Poland. The name is a toponym derived from the Polish word filtr and the suffix -owo, a common formation for place names indicating a locality associated with a person or activity.

The village lies in a rural region of central Poland, on flat to gently rolling farmland. The landscape is dominated by fields, hedgerows, and a small stream that runs along the edge of the settlement.

The earliest known records mentioning Filtrowo date to the 18th century. It developed around agriculture and a small watermill that used water power from the stream. A parish church and a cemetery were established in the 19th century, anchoring the community.

Agriculture remains the main occupation, with some residents working in nearby towns. The village is connected by a regional road and local bus service, with a general store and a community hall serving daily needs.

The population is around a few hundred. The community organizes seasonal events, including harvest celebrations and church gatherings.