klejów

Klejów is a Polish toponym that designates several villages and settlements in Poland. Because multiple places share the name, a Klejów article usually serves as a disambiguation, with each locality described as a rural locality administratively part of a gmina within a powiat in a voivodeship.

Most locations named Klejów are small communities with agricultural surroundings. They typically do not form separate municipalities; instead they are villages within their gmina’s jurisdiction. The exact features and historical notes of each Klejów vary by locality, reflecting the regional diversity of the Polish countryside.

History and administration: In Poland, village names like Klejów are embedded in broader administrative structures. Over the 20th century and into the present, changes to voivodeships and local government in 1975 and 1999 affected how such villages are governed, though they generally remain part of a gmina and powiat within a voivodeship.

Etymology: The name Klejów uses the common Slavic suffix -ów, which often denotes a locality associated with a person, family, or trade. The exact origin of the root klej- in this context is not uniformly documented and may vary between localities.

See also: Names with similar roots or variations derived from common Polish toponymic patterns. For anyone seeking information on a specific Klejów, identifying the associated gmina or voivodeship will help locate the precise article or records.