Peelingowe

Peelingowe is a small village located in the eastern part of Poland, within the Podlaskie Voivodeship. It is part of the administrative district of Gmina Siemiatycze in Siemiatycze County. The village is situated near the Bug River, which forms part of Poland's eastern border.

Historically, Peelingowe has been a rural community with a predominantly agricultural economy. Its landscape features a mix of farmland, forests, and wetlands, supporting local farming and forestry activities. The village's proximity to natural reserves and the Bug River highlights its importance in regional ecology and conservation efforts.

Despite its small size, Peelingowe is notable for its traditional Polish rural architecture and local cultural practices that have been preserved over generations. The area is characterized by modest wooden houses, rural barns, and fields cultivated with common regional crops such as wheat, potatoes, and rye.

Transportation to and from Peelingowe is primarily via local roads connecting it to nearby towns and villages. The nearest larger city is Siemiatycze, which provides residents with access to wider amenities, services, and transportation links, including regional roads and railway networks.

Peelingowe is representative of many small villages in northeastern Poland that maintain their rural character and heritage amidst ongoing regional development. It contributes to the cultural and agricultural diversity of the Podlaskie Voivodeship and offers insight into traditional rural life in Poland.