Dzikowo, Krosno Odrzańskie County

Dzikowo ( German Heath pitcher ) is a village in the Polish Lubusz Voivodeship. It belongs to the rural community Gubin ( Guben ) in the powiat Krośnieński ( Crossen / Oder).

Geographical location

Dzikowo lies in the far east of the Lubusz Voivodeship and only ten kilometers from the Nysa Łużycka ( Lusatian Neisse ) away. This extends to the south of the Oder up to Bóbr ( Bober ) a larger forest area, which is interrupted only by a few small villages: Pole ( Pohle ) Kaniów ( Kanig ) Czeklin ( Scheegeln ) and just Dzikowo.

South of Dzikowo the Góra Łaziska ( Hollow Mountain, 98 m) rise at the beginning of a chain of hills, which - stretches to the southeast, to the Dębogóry (calibration mountains, 101 m) - with numerous flow and swamps within a pine forest.

History

By 1945 Heath pitcher was (Polish: Łowiguz ) with its significant Oberförsterei a town within the municipality Wallwitz (now Polish: Wałowice ) and belonged to the district of Guben in the district Frankfurt in the Prussian province of Brandenburg.

The approximately 500 residents, community Wallwitz was with Heath pitcher in the District Germer village ( Jaromirowice ) incorporated in whose area the communities Bude Rose ( Budoradz ), Germersheim village, provincial Drenzig ( Drzeńsk Maly ) and Mückenberg ( Komorów ) respectively. The local court was in Guben ( Gubin ).

Since 1945, the now Dzikowo place indicated to Poland is in the area of ​​Gmina Gubin and forms one of 48 districts ( " mayor's office "). The land belongs to the community Gubin powiat Krośnieński in the Lubusz Voivodeship ( Zielona Góra Voivodeship from 1975 to 1998 ).

Traffic

Dzikowo lies on the important east-west axis of the Polish national road DK 32 ( Schenkendorfstraße ) takes on the German - Polish border crossing small guest Roses Sękowice the traffic of the German federal highways 97 and 112 and it over Zielona Góra ( Grünberg / Silesia), Sulechów ( Züllichau ) and Kargowa ( Clock Town ) to the Greater Poland Voivodeship, near Poznan forwards.

Before 1945, the section between Guben and Rusdorf was (now Polish: Połupin ), lay on the heath pitcher, part of the German Empire Street 97, of Dresden and Cottbus up by Crossen / Oder ( Krosno ) and Tirschtiegel ( Trzciel ) at the former border to the Polish Corridor led.

The nearest railway station for Dzikowo is Wałowice ( Wallwitz ) attached to the 1870 -built railroad line Cottbus - was created New Bentschen - Guben. The section of today's Polish State Railway Guben- Zbąszynek is now threatened with closure.

Church

Prior to 1945, was the majority of the population of Heidekrug Protestant denomination. The village Wallwitz (now Polish: Wałowice ) was (now located at the western Neisse bank) in the parish of the monastery church in Guben incorporated the place. It belonged to the parish of Guben in the ecclesiastical province of the Church of the Old Prussian Union Brandenburg.

Since 1945 Dzikowo as well Wałowice of a predominantly Catholic population are inhabited. Wałowice is now Branch church of Parafia Podwżstenia Krzyża Świętego ( located on the eastern shore Neisse ) in Gubin and integrated into the Office of the Dean Gubin in the Diocese of Green Mountain Landsberg of the Catholic Church in Poland. Here surviving Protestant church members now belong to the parish of Zielona Góra ( Grünberg / Silesia) in the diocese of Breslau Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland.