zdrenowa

Zdrenowa is a toponym used for several small settlements in Poland. The name derives from the Polish verb zdrenować, meaning to drain, with the suffix -owa, a common formation for places associated with a feature or activity. As such, the name often indicates origins tied to drainage of wetland or agricultural land.

In geography and layout, villages bearing the name Zdrenowa are typically located in lowland areas with access to rural roads, fields, and sometimes streams or drainage channels. They are usually small, with a compact core of housing around a central street or church, and surrounding farmland.

Administratively, such villages are generally part of a gmina (municipality) within a powiat (county) in a voivodeship. Local governance is typically exercised by a village council and a sołtys (village head) in coordination with the gmina authorities.

Economy and culture: The local economy is predominantly agricultural, complemented by small-scale forestry, trades, and services serving residents. Cultural life often centers on parish activities, seasonal harvest events, and community gatherings.

Notes: The name Zdrenowa may refer to more than one location; to identify a specific place, it is necessary to include the associated gmina or county.