wojskowo

Wojskowo is a toponym used for several small settlements in Poland. The name derives from the Polish word wojsko, meaning army, with the suffix -owo, a common element in village names indicating a place linked to or belonging to something. Historically, such names often point to past military associations, land ownership, or establishing estates connected to armed forces.

Geography and administration: The toponym Wojskowo appears in more than one location across Polish voivodeships. Each Wojskowo is an administrative village or settlement within a gmina (municipality) and powiat (county); governance follows standard Polish local government structures. Most are rural communities with limited services centered in the surrounding towns.

Demographics and economy: These settlements are typically small, with populations ranging from a few dozen to a few hundred residents. The local economy often centers on agriculture, small-scale trade, and commuting to larger towns for work.

Language usage: In Polish, wojskowo also functions as an adverb meaning militarily or in a military fashion, and appears in contexts discussing armed forces or military matters.