Puchaczów

Puchaczów is a village located in eastern Poland, within the Lublin Voivodeship and Chełm County. It is situated in the Gmina Ruda Huta, a rural administrative district. The village lies in the historical region of Chełm Land.

The area surrounding Puchaczów is characterized by agricultural land and forests. Like many villages in this part of Poland, its economy is primarily based on farming. The local community is relatively small.

Historically, the region has seen various influences due to its geographical location, bordering Ukraine. The administrative division into voivodeships and counties in Poland has evolved over time, with Puchaczów consistently falling within the administrative boundaries of the Chełm area.

The nearest larger town is Chełm, which serves as a regional center providing services and amenities to surrounding villages. Public transport connections might be limited, typical for rural Polish settlements. Information about specific historical events or notable landmarks in Puchaczów itself is not widely documented in general encyclopedic sources. Its existence is primarily as a part of the rural fabric of the Lublin Voivodeship.