Townictwo
Townictwo is a term used in Polish to describe a type of rural settlement that is larger than a village but smaller than a town. The term is derived from the Polish word "town," which is "miasto" in Polish. Towns in Poland are typically characterized by a higher population density and more developed infrastructure compared to villages, but they are not as large or urbanized as cities.
The concept of townictwo is particularly relevant in Poland, where the country is divided into three main
The status of a settlement as a town is determined by various factors, including its population size,
Towns in Poland often play a crucial role in the local economy by providing services and goods