Wybrzysk

Wybrzysk is the name of several small settlements in Poland. The name is a Polish toponym that appears in more than one region, referring to distinct villages or hamlets that share the same name. Each Wybrzysk is a separate locality within a gmina and powiat in a particular voivodeship.

The etymology of Wybrzysk derives from wybrzeg or wybrzeże, meaning riverbank or shoreline, indicating a historical association with a water edge. As a result, settlements named Wybrzysk are commonly found in rural areas near rivers, streams, or lakes, and are typically agricultural communities.

Demographics and economy vary by site. In general such villages have small populations and limited local services, with residents often relying on nearby towns for schools, shops, and administrative functions. The local economy tends to be based on farming, forestry, and, in some cases, small-scale crafts.

History and notable features differ by location. Some Wybrzysk villages have medieval or early modern roots, but none has a national-wide claim to fame solely on the basis of the name. Local landmarks, if present, belong to the specific village and may include parish churches, wooden architectures, or historical monuments.

See also: list of Polish villages with similar names, toponymy of wybrzeg/wybrzeże.