Drawsko, Greater Poland Voivodeship
Drawskie ( German Dratzig ) is a village with a seat of the same rural community in the powiat Czamkowsko - Trzcianecki ( circle Scharnikau - Schönlanke ) in the Polish province of Wielkopolska.
- 4.1 General
- 4.2 Municipality arrangement
- 4.3 traffic 4.3.1 roads
- 4.3.2 rails
- 5.1 External links
- 5.2 footnotes
Geographical location
Drawskie is located on the Noteć ( networks) in the triangle of Krzyż Wielkopolski ( Cross ( Eastern Railway ), 2 km ), Drezdenko ( Driesen, 10 km) and Wieleń ( Filehne, 11 km) and is about the province road 181 Drezdenko - Wieleń - Czarnków ( Scharnikau ) to reach. Tczew ( Dirschau ) and No. 351 Szczecin - - About the Station Krzyż Wielkopolski the place where the two major national railway line No 203 Kostrzyn nad Odra ( Kuestrin ) poses is connected.
Village Drawskie ( Dratzig )
History
Until the entry into force of the Treaty of Versailles Dratzig was a village in the district as well as Gutsbezirk Filehne ( Regierungsbezirk Bromberg ) in the Prussian province of Posen. 1910 were registered here in 2494 inhabitants.
In 1920 - after fixing the nets as the border between Germany and Poland - came Dratzig under the name Drawskie to Poland, where it became part of the rural community Wieleń ( Filehne ).
1939 again called Dratzig place was part of the German administrative district Filehne country, who received from 1943 the name " Filehne ( Warta Country ) country".
Since 1945, the village is Polish again and belongs to the powiat Czamkowsko - Trzcianecki in the Greater Poland Voivodeship ( 1975-1998 Voivodeship Pila ( Pila ) ). It is the official seat of the municipality of the same country. Today in Drawskie registered inhabitants in 1640.
Church
The population of Drawskie is almost exclusively Catholic denomination. The parish with Drawskie, Drawski Mlyn ( Dratzigmühle ) and Chełst ( Neuteich ) is located in the Dean's Office in the Archdiocese of Poznan Wieleński of the Catholic Church in Poland. Here surviving Protestant church members belong to the parish Pila ( Pila ) in the Diocese of Pomerania - Greater Poland the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland.
Sons and daughters of the community
- Józef Noji (1909-1943), long-distance runner and Olympian was born in Pęckowo
Gmina Drawskie
General
The rural community Drawskie covers an area of 162.95 km ², which corresponds to 9.01% of the total area of the powiat Czamkowsko - Trzcianecki. 61% are forestry, 31 % of agricultural land. The number of inhabitants is 5,940, of which 1,640 live in the Drawskie central location.
Neighboring communities of Gmina Drawskie are:
- Krzyż Wielkopolski ( Cross ( Eastern Railway ) ) and Wieleń ( Filehne ) in the powiat Czamkowsko - Trzcianecki
- Sieraków ( Zirke ) in Międzychodzki powiat ( county Birnbaum )
- Wronki ( Wronke ) in the powiat Szamotulski, and
- Drezdenko ( Driesen ) in the powiat Strzelce - Drezdenecki ( circle peace (Neumark ) Driesen ) already in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
Community structure
To Gmina Drawskie includes 12 villages, which also own districts ( " Soltysships " ) form:
- Chełst ( Neuteich )
- Drawskie ( Dratzig )
- Drawski Mlyn ( Dratzigmühle )
- Kawczyn ( New Erbach )
- Kamiennik ( Kaminchen )
- Kwiejce ( Altsorge )
- Nowe Kwiejce ( Neusorge )
- Marylin ( Marianowo )
- Moczydła ( Erbenswunsch )
- Pełcza ( Friedrichslust )
- Pęckowo ( Penskow )
- Piłka ( Schneidemühlchen ).
Traffic
The municipality runs as a main traffic artery, the province road 181, which connects the cities Drezdenko ( Driesen ) and Czarnków ( Scharnikau ). In the southern municipality in addition the province road runs through the Gmina 135 and connects them by the district Bowe Kwiejce ( Neusorge ) with the neighboring city Wieleń ( Filehne ).
Rails
The Gmina Drawskie has with the station Drwaski Mlyn ( Dratzigmühle ) has its own connection to the network of the Polish State Railways ( PKP), here at the line 351 from Szczecin to Poznan. By 1993 a further distance Association ( PKP line 236) Drawski Mlyn with Lubasz ( Lubasch ) Rogoźno ( Rogasen ) and Inowroclaw ( Hohensalza ). This line was closed for reasons of profitability.