tworów

Tworów is the name of several villages in Poland. The places share the same toponym but are located in different administrative regions, and each is a separate locality with its own local governance.

In Poland, villages named Tworów are typically small rural communities that form part of a gmina (municipality) within a county (powiat) and voivodeship (province). The exact administrative affiliations vary by locality, with each Tworów belonging to a specific gmina and powiat.

Etymology: The name is of Polish origin. The suffix -ów is a common element in Polish place names and often denotes ownership or association with a person or family. The root of Tworów may derive from an older personal name or occupational term, but the precise origin can differ between instances.

Geography and economy: As rural settlements, Tworóws are usually situated in agricultural areas. Economic activity in each village depends on local resources and infrastructure, with farming or residential use common.

Notable features: Individual Tworóws may have local churches, chapels, or historical monuments, but such features vary by location and require specific articles for details.

See also: For a list of places named Tworów and to distinguish among them, see Tworów (disambiguation).