czasow

Czasow is a small settlement located in east‑central Poland. Administratively, it forms part of the Gmina (municipality) of Słubice within Płock County in the Masovian Voivodeship. The village lies roughly 15 kilometres southeast of the county seat Płock and about 85 kilometres west of the national capital, Warsaw. Its geographic coordinates place it on the low‑lying plains of the central Polish lowland, an area characterized by agricultural land and scattered forest patches.

According to the latest available data from the Central Statistical Office of Poland, Czasow has a population of approximately 250 residents, most of whom are engaged in farming, horticulture, or local services. The settlement’s layout follows a traditional linear pattern, with a main road connecting it to neighboring villages and to the regional road network.

The name Czasow is derived from the Polish word "czas", meaning "time", and historically may have referred to a place associated with seasonal activities or time‑keeping traditions. The earliest documented mention of the village dates to the late 15th century in land registers of the Płock region. Over the centuries, Czasow remained a modest agrarian community, experiencing modest growth during the interwar period and surviving the upheavals of World II with limited damage.

Czasow today maintains a rural character while benefiting from its proximity to larger urban centres. Local infrastructure includes a primary school, a volunteer fire department, and a small parish church serving both Czasow and adjacent hamlets. The community participates in regional cultural events and agricultural fairs, preserving traditional customs alongside gradual modernization.