Mleczna

Mleczna is a Polish toponym used for several places in Poland. The name is derived from mleko, meaning milk, and is commonly linked to dairy farming, pasture, or other dairy-related features in the area’s history.

In geographic terms, places named Mleczna are typically small rural settlements or villages that form part of a gmina within a county and voivodeship. They tend to have agricultural economies, modest populations, and historic ties to farming communities.

Origin and usage: The toponym likely arose in the Middle Ages or early modern period when dairy production played a central role in local economies. Over time, some locations may have gained or changed names; others preserved the toponym in their current form.

Because Mleczna refers to more than one place, accurate information depends on specifying the regional context. If you are looking for a particular Mleczna, provide the region or nearby towns to locate the exact entry.