Modliborzyce Gmina Page GENERAL: Below is a list of every city, town and village in this gmina, with information about each place, where known, and any links to other sites if available. This page is for all places in the PLACE-FINDER index with the code E3. Information not specific to this gmina may be found through the homepage.
MAPS: All places are marked on the map at the bottom of the page.
NAMES: As some browsers still can't handle Polish characters, any names with these extra characters are repeated using the nearest equivalent English characters in round brackets '( )'. Names in square brackets '[ ]' are older names for that location.
POST/ZIP CODES: Near the bottom of the page is a table of zip codes for some of the towns and villages in this gmina.
OLD WOJ.: All places in this gmina are in the old woj. of TARNOBRZEG

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4E3. Modliborzyce

The Gmina of Modliborzyce
The gmina has a population of XX and covers an area of XX sq.km.
GMINA OFFICE: Urzad Gmina, XX, woj. Lubelskie. Tel: (+48 XX) XX
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Antolin
Blisko
Błojce ( Blojce )
Brzeziny
CHURCH: Parafia rzymskokatolicka, Brzeziny, pow. Janów Lubelski, woj. Lubelskie
Ciechocin
Dąbie ( Dabie )
Dąbrocz ( Dabrocz )
Felinów ( Felinow )
Grabczycha
Gwizdów ( Gwizdow )
Gwizdów Belki ( Gwizdow Belki )
Janówek ( Janowek )
Kalenne
Kamienna Góra ( Kamienna Gora )
Kopaniny
Kopce
CHAPEL: no data
Kornelówka ( Kornelowka )
Kozie Doły ( Kozie Doly )
Krasonie
Lute
Lute Doły ( Lute Doly )
Majdan
Michałówka ( Michalowka )
Modliborzyce
This is a village, with some aspects of a town, on the edge of Roztocze in the Sandomierz valley. It was established in the 15th century and gained town rights in 1642. The Roman Catholic parish church was built in 1664, but rebuilt at a later date. In 1674, the town had a population of 146, including 34 Jews. There is a two storey brick synagogue in the Baroque style from 1760, was burnt down in WW2, was restored between 1958 and 1964 and now serves as a general cultural centre for the district. By 1921, the population had risen to 1913, 937 being Jewish. By the end of WW2, there were few, if any Jewish inhabitants left. There are many interesting wooden buildings in Modliborzyce from the turn of the 20th century, surrounding the square town square.
Jewish Synagogue in Modliborzyce
CHURCH: Parafia rzymskokatolicka, Armii Krayowej 11, Modliborzyce, pow. Janów Lubelski , woj. Lubelskie
SYNAGOGUE: no data.
Osiek
Pasieka
Pod Lasem
Poprzeczna Wieś ( Poprzeczna Wies )
Słupie ( Slupie )
Stojeszyn I
Stojeszyn II
Stojeszyn Kol.
Świnki ( Swinki )
Węgliska ( Wegliska )
Wierzchowiska I
CHURCH: no data
Wierzchowiska II
Wolica I
Wolica II
Wolica Kol.
CHAPEL: no data
Zamek
Zarajec
 

Postal/Zip Codes for the Gmina of Modliborzyce

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Map of the Gmina of Modliborzyce

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