Zborowo

Zborowo is the name of several villages and settlements in Poland. The name derives from the root zbor- meaning “assembly” or “congregation” and the suffix -owo, signaling a place associated with that root. Historically, such names often indicated a parish, meeting place, or community gathering site, and were later assigned to distinct localities.

There are multiple places named Zborowo across Poland, each located within a specific gmina, powiat, and voivodeship. Because of this, references to Zborowo should include the administrative region to avoid ambiguity, for example by naming the corresponding gmina or county.

As with many Polish villages, Zborowo localities are typically rural, with economies based on agriculture and small-scale local services. They often feature traditional village layouts, local churches, and regional cultural practices, varying by voivodeship.

If you are seeking information on a particular Zborowo, locating it by its voivodeship and gmina will help distinguish it from other places sharing the name.

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