Minków

Minków is the name of several small settlements in Poland. The toponym is a typical Polish village name formed with the suffix -ów, often signaling possession or association with a person or family. Because Minków is used in more than one location, there is no single administrative center; each Minków is a village (wieś) within a gmina (municipality), which is part of a powiat (county) in a voivodeship (województwo).

Geography and economy: These villages are typically rural, with land used for agriculture and small residential clusters. Population in each Minków varies and is generally in the tens to low hundreds.

History and notable features: Local histories differ; common features in Polish villages may include a parish church, a historic cross, war memorials, or 19th- or 20th-century infrastructure, depending on the site.

References: National and local records such as the Central Statistical Office (GUS) and TERYT maintain official data on these settlements.