Kołbaskowo
Kołbaskowo ( German Kolbitzow, also Colbitzow ) is a village in the powiat Policki the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship and the seat of a rural community of the same name.
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Geographical location
The village is situated in the eastern Pomerania, ten kilometers south-west of Szczecin on the border with the Federal Republic of Germany.
History
Kołbaskowo is an old church village. Under its previous name Kolbaskow Kołbaskowo is mentioned in a document of 1303, namely donated to the Bishop Henry, the income of three churches, of Pomellen, Rosow and Kolbaskow, the nunnery in Szczecin to supply his patients. The main source of income of the village was the agriculture and forestry. Around the year 1775 there were in the church village that is no longer the nunnery in Stettin belonged at that time, ten farmers, a Kossäten, a parish peasants, a schoolmaster and a forge. On January 1, 1862 there were 33 houses in Kolbitzow, 35 outbuildings, a windmill with a millstone and a cylinder and 313 Einwohnwer, which were distributed to 58 families, including a Catholic.
Around the year 1930, the boundaries of the municipality Kolbitzow a surface area of 6.2 km ², and within the municipal boundaries were together 61 houses at three different places of residence:
- Station Kolbitzow
- Chausseehaus Kolbitzow
- Kolbitzow
1925 were counted in the community Kolbitzow 580 inhabitants, which were distributed to 110 households.
Kolbitzow belonged to the end of the Second World War to the governmental district of Szczecin Pomerania and in 1945 together with other parts of Pomerania and the Neumark part of Poland.
Parish
The parish of Kolbitzow was Protestant since the Reformation to 1945. In 1925, eight Catholics were counted in Kolbitzow except the Protestants.
Extension
Since 1 May 2004, the Customs Department is in Kołbaskowo an inland customs offices of the European Union. In the current development status, the common terminal facilities covering an area of 34 ha have been completed since June 4, 1996. The border traffic is possible throughout.
Traffic
From the Federal Republic of Germany you can reach the place via the federal highway 11 ( Europe Road 28) and State Road 2 (formerly the National Highway 2), of Stettin ( Szczecin) and Pomerania from beyond the national road DK 13 or the motorway A 6
Gmina
The rural community Kołbaskowo has an area of 105 km ² with a population of 10,000.
This includes the towns of:
- Barnisław ( Barnim Slow )
- Będargowo ( Mandelkow )
- Bobolin ( Boblin )
- Kamieniec ( Schoningen )
- Kamionka (sub Schoningen )
- Kołbaskowo ( Kolbitzow )
- Karwowo ( Karow )
- Kurów ( Kurow )
- Moczyły ( Schiller village)
- Ostoja ( Schadeleben )
- Pargowo ( Pargow )
- Przecław ( Pritzlow )
- Przylep ( Prilipp )
- Rajkowo ( Reinke village)
- Rosówek ( New Rosow )
- Siadło Dolne (low Zahden )
- Siadło Górne ( High Zahden )
- Smętowice ( Marienhof )
- Smolęcin ( Schmellenthin )
- Stobno ( Stöven )
- Ustowo ( Güstow )
- Warnik ( Warningshof )
- Warzymice (small village Reinke )