szorstkoci

Szorstkoci is a toponym used in Poland to refer to several small settlements. There is no single, widely documented town by this exact name in contemporary official records, and available sources provide limited information about any specific Szorstkoci locality. In Polish administrative structure, places with this name are typically villages or hamlets that belong to a gmina (municipality), within a county (powiat) and a voivodeship (województwo).

Geography and demographics

The Szorstkoci locales are generally rural, with land use dominated by agriculture or surrounding forests. Populations are usually small, often ranging from a few dozen to a few hundred residents depending on the particular settlement.

History

As with many rural Polish settlements, the origins of places named Szorstkoci may reach medieval or early modern periods, with development shaped by land ownership patterns, agricultural practices, and regional trade networks. Specific historical records for individual Szorstkoci sites are not broadly consolidated in standard reference works.

Economy and culture

Life in these villages typically centers on farming, local services, and connections to larger towns for work or education. Cultural features commonly reflect regional traditions, small local chapels or churches, and participation in gmina-level events and infrastructure.

Notes

Precise identification of a given Szorstkoci requires geographic coordinates or parish information, since multiple locations share the name. Due to limited published material, detailed profiles of each site are not widely available.