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Chicagowska is a Polish surname, derived from the word "Chicago," which is the second-largest city in the United States. The surname is believed to have originated in the early 20th century, when many Polish immigrants moved to the United States, including Chicago. The surname is most commonly found among Polish Americans, particularly those who settled in the Chicago area.

The surname Chicagowska is a feminine form, typically used by women. It is derived from the masculine form Chicagowski, which is the Polish equivalent of the English surname Chicago. The surname is not as common as some other Polish surnames, but it is still found among Polish communities in the United States and Poland.

The surname Chicagowska is not associated with any particular coat of arms or noble lineage. It is a simple, straightforward surname that reflects the personal history of its bearers. Those with the surname Chicagowska may have ancestors who were among the early Polish immigrants to Chicago, or they may have connections to the city through other means.

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in Polish surnames among Polish Americans, as well as among those of Polish descent living abroad. This has led to an increase in the number of people with the surname Chicagowska, as well as an increased awareness of the surname's history and significance. Despite its relatively low frequency, the surname Chicagowska remains an important part of Polish-American heritage and identity.