Piaski

Piaski is a village located in the Lublin Voivodeship of eastern Poland. It is situated within the Łęczna County, in the Gmina Puchaczów municipality. The village lies in the historical region of Lesser Poland.

The area around Piaski is characterized by agricultural landscapes and forested areas. Like many rural settlements in Poland, its economy is primarily based on farming and local small businesses. The village has a parish church and a primary school, serving as local community centers.

Historically, Piaski has been part of various administrative divisions throughout Poland's complex past. Its development has followed the general patterns of rural Polish settlements, experiencing changes in population and economic activity over the centuries. The proximity to larger towns and cities in the Lublin region influences its connectivity and access to services.

The name "Piaski" itself is derived from the Polish word for "sands," suggesting the sandy soil composition of the local terrain. This geographical feature may have influenced early settlement patterns and agricultural practices in the area. The village continues to function as a quiet, residential community within the broader Lublin region.