suchowiska

Suchowiska is a Polish place name used for several rural localities in Poland. The name is toponymic, reflecting common patterns in Polish village names, and is applied independently to more than one settlement rather than referring to a single, distinct location.

In Poland, villages like Suchowiska are administrative units that are part of a gmina (municipality), which in turn belongs to a powiat (county) within a voivodeship (province). The specific administrative alignment—gmina, county, and voivodeship—varies by locality. Suchowiska villages are typically small and rural, with economies centered on agriculture or forestry, and they often feature dispersed housing, local roads, and nearby farmland or woodlands.

The etymology of Suchowiska can differ between places. It may derive from a landscape feature or from a personal or family name associated with the settlement’s history. Because the same toponym occurs in more than one location, information about Suchowiska usually requires disambiguation by the relevant voivodeship and county to identify the exact village in question.

Historical context for places named Suchowiska generally follows broader regional patterns in Poland, including changes in territorial administration, land use, and population movements resulting from events such as administrative reforms, border shifts, and rural migration. For precise details, one should consult sources specific to the particular Suchowiska, specifying its voivodeship, county, and gmina.