gowice

Gowice is the name of several small settlements in Poland. It is used for at least a few villages in different parts of the country, and there is no single Gowice that occupies a unique geographic identity. Each Gowice is a distinct locality administratively categorized as a village or hamlet within a gmina (municipality), which is part of a county (powiat) in one of Poland's voivodeships (provinces). The exact location, governing authorities, and population vary by place.

Typically, settlements named Gowice are rural communities with land used for agriculture and related activities. They may lie in agricultural plains, lowland zones, or near regional towns, but their size is generally small, often with hundreds or fewer inhabitants.

Because Gowice refers to multiple places, it is essential to specify the intended location by stating the voivodeship, county, or gmina. This helps distinguish among different Gowice and directs to the correct local administration and statistical data.

For formal, current details such as population, administrative boundaries, and official naming, consult the central Polish government registry of territorial land apportionment (TERYT) maintained by the Central Statistical Office (GUS), or local municipal records.