Ujmowa

Ujmowa is the name of several villages in Poland.

The Polish system places villages within a gmina, which is part of a larger county (powiat) and voivodeship (województwo). Local administration is exercised at the gmina level.

As small rural settlements, Ujmowa localities typically have agricultural land surrounding a compact village core. Population sizes generally range from a few dozen to a few hundred residents.

History of settlements bearing the name Ujmowa follows regional patterns of Polish rural development, including medieval or post-medieval origins, land consolidation, and later administrative reforms.

In most cases, no single Ujmowa is widely distinguished beyond local context; each village has its own local amenities and institutions, such as a church, a shop, or a community hall.

The article can be expanded with precise data on each locality, including administrative affiliations, population figures, and points of interest.