Siedliskie

Siedliskie is the name of several rural localities in Poland. The toponym is derived from siedlisko, meaning settlement or dwelling, with the suffix -ie forming place names, a common pattern in Polish toponyms. Because more than one place bears the name, identifying a specific Siedliskie typically requires reference to the associated gmina, county, or voivodeship.

In Polish administration, villages named Siedliskie are integrated into a gmina (municipality) within a county (powiat) and a voivodeship (województwo). They are generally small, with land use focused on agriculture and surrounding rural landscape. Local life is organized through the gmina authorities, which provide services and governance in coordination with the county, and, where relevant, parish structures or local community organizations.

Historical and demographic details vary by locality. Some Siedliskie appear in mid- to late- historical records as small farming settlements, while others are more recent or have undergone boundary changes or incorporation into nearby towns. As with many Polish village names, the plural occurrence reflects regional settlement patterns rather than a single, centralized community.

For precise information, consult the National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal (TERYT) or seek context that includes the specific voivodeship or county.