krzyowa

Krzyowa is the name of several villages and settlements in Poland. As a toponym, it appears in multiple regions, reflecting common patterns in Polish place names and the way local settlements were historically identified.

The form -owa is a typical suffix in Polish toponyms, and the root krzy- may derive from words such as krzyż (cross) or krzywy (crooked). However, the exact origin and meaning can vary by locality. Each place named Krzyowa is an independent administrative entity, belonging to a gmina (municipality) within a county (powiat) and a voivodeship. Because there are several places with this name, details such as population, history, and geography apply to each location separately.

For precise information, consult the article about the specific Krzyowa or the Central Statistical Office (GUS) registry, which maintains official data such as territorial division and population for Polish localities.