Zachorowa

Zachorowa is a Polish toponym that may refer to one or more rural localities in Poland. The name is of Polish origin and is typical for villages and settlements found in the countryside.

Administrative context typically places a locality named Zachorowa as a village or hamlet within a gmina (municipality), which in turn is part of a county (powiat) and a voivodeship (województwo). Each Zachorowa is a separate administrative entity with its own local governance under the gmina council and a mayor or wójt, depending on the status of the locality.

Geography and demography in places named Zachorowa vary, but such localities are generally small and rural. Land use commonly includes agricultural fields, pastures, and patches of woodland. Population figures and economic profiles are specific to each locality and are published by the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) and local authorities.

History for individual Zachorowa settlements differs by location. Early mentions in historical records, if they exist, depend on the particular village and its regional archives. The origins of the name may relate to local landholding, family names, or historic descriptors associated with the area.

Notable features are locality-specific and can include elements such as chapels, roadside shrines, or small historical structures, but the presence and character of such features vary between different Zachorowa sites. For precise information, identifying the relevant voivodeship, county, or gmina is recommended.