Jastków
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3. Jastków (Jastkow)
The Gmina of JastkowJastkow is situated mainly in that part of the Lublin Upland called the Naleczow Plateau, and a small part in the Lubartow Plain. The Ciemiega river flows through the gmina and connects the Lublin Podlasie (lowland region) and the Wierpz river valley with the Vistula (Wisla) river. The Ciemiega river valley is an area of protected landscape, it has 24km of gorge in the gmina. The central 80% of the gmina is drained by the Ciemiega river, whilst the northenmost part is drained by the Mininy river, and the southern by the Czechowka river. The gmina covers an area of 44sq.km, has a population of 10600 people, and 88% of the gmina is arable land and 5.5% is forested. Of the arable land, 84% is ploughed, 9.5% is meadows and 7% is used for orchards. One of the most important crops is hops, other crops include fruit and vegetables. There are 1729 farms and the soil is loess. The population density is 88 people per square kilometre.
GMINA OFFICE: Urz±d Gminy, ul. Cmielowa 3, 21-002 Jastków, woj. Lubelskie. Tel: 081 50 20 425
GMINA E-MAIL: jastkow@gminy.bmb.pl
GMINA WEB SITE: http://gminy.bmb.pl/jastkow
Aleksandrów Stawka (Aleksandrow)
A scattering of farmsteads over an area of open arable land, on the north side of some high ground between the valleys of the Ciemięga and Czerchówka. The land becomes more undulating at it descends to the north. This settlement lies midway between Jastków and D±browice.
Barak
A cluster of farmsteads and other buildings on the west side of highway 17. The land is open, arable and slightly undulating. There is a church near the highway and a wood to the southeast. Panienszczyzna is about 600m to the northwest, along the highway.
CHURCH: no data
Czarne Pomiary
A scattering of farmsteads along about 1km of undulating north side of a valley of an westerly flowing tributary of the Ciemięga river. The land is open and arable, with some small areas of wetland on the opposite side of the river. A winding un-made country lane links the farmsteads together, as well as with Tomaszowice which lies just east of the easterly end of this settlement.
D±browice (Dabrowice)
The main part of this village is in the form of a ribbon development along a road that once led from the Lublin-Nałęczów road to Sławinek (Slawinek). The road is well made in its western half, but is no more than a path for the eastern half. The lane follows the Czechówka river, on its northern bank. There are many residences in the main part of the village, and many farmsteads further out from the centre. above the river valley the land is relatively flat, and arable. At the eastern end of the village is a wood. Incorporated in a building is a tower and other fragments of the Firlej family castle from the early 17th century.
Remains
of the Firlej family castle
Dębowka (Debowka)
Dębówka
A small village between 2 small woods, one to the northwest and the other to the southeast. It lies partly on highway 17, and also a small lane parallel to it on the north side. A mixture of farmsteads and houses. The land is generally flat in the village, although becoming undulating away from it. Panienszczyzna is about 1km to the northwest, along the highway.
Dobrowola
A scattering of farmsteads in undulating arable land east of Łuków and north of Wysokie. It is at the head of a small tributary stream of the Ciemięga river.
Helenów (Helenow)
A string of farmsteads 500m south of Smugi (see above). They lie along an unmade track, which joins a country road at the west end of the village. The land is relatively flat, rising towards the east end of the village, where there is a local high point between the Minina and Ciemięga river valleys.
Jastków (Jastkow)
Jastkow is one of the oldest inhabited settlements in the Lubelskie region. It was founded in the early middle ages in an area that has remained under the direct influence of Lublin, the first mention in documents is in 1252. There are signs of habitation from Neolithic times (3000 BC) and the Bronze age. The nearness to Lublin, its position on the trade route from Wielkopolska and the fertility of the Loess soil led to its growth in agriculture. This is why the amount of remaining forests in the gmina has been so low, even since the middle ages, as compared to other parts of the Lubelskie region. Jastków is located on a small spur, with the Ciemięga to the north, and a small tributary of this river on the western side of the village. The surrounding land is heavily undulating, and the Ciemięga cuts quite deeply through this landscape. There are a copses between the village and the river, one bridge takes highway 17 over the river, whilst 2 small bridges to the west of that one gives access to a lane which follows the river eastwards. The wooden parish church was built in 1933.
Jastkow has a palace, which is used as the gmina office, situated in a park. There are also 2 small groups of farmsteads just east of the main part of the village.
CHURCH: Parafia rzymskokatolicka Matki Bożej Królowej Polski Wikariat, Al. Warszawska 24, Jastków, pow. Lublin, woj. Lubelskie
Józefów (Jozefow)
A settlement in 2 pieces. The main one is located on a lane parallel, and close to, highway 17, on its western side. This part of the settlement was once on this highway. The easterly settlement, at a distance of 3-400m consists of a scattering of farmsteads that could justifiably be known as Józefów Kol., such is the relationship between the 2. The land is undulating and arable, and both parts are located on high ground overlooking the Ciemięga river valley from the north. Jastków is 2km to the southeast.
Kopanina
This settlement consists of farmsteads mainly along either side of a country lane as it descends a valley towards D±browice. D±browice (Dabrowice) lies about 500m to the south. The land at the head of the valley is relatively flat and open and is used for arable purposes.
Kupin
A scattering of about 3 farmsteads on the southeasterly end of the main part of Józefów. The settlement lies on the lower slopes of the north side of the Ciemięga river valley. To the east is highway 17, and to the south is the river valley with its mixture of wetland and copse. The land is undulating and arable.
Ługów (Lugow)
There is a manor house here built of larch wood, with a park. The rest of the settlement is a scattering of farmsteads over an area of about 1sq.km, on the north side of the park. a stream flows south through the middle of this area, passing just east of the park. The land is undulating and arable
Ługów Kol. (Lugow Kol.)
A few buildings on a country road 700m north of Ługów, plus some scattered farmsteads across the arable land to the west. Just beyond the western limit of this settlement is a small wood. the land is generally flat as it is on a high point between the Ciemięga and Kurówka river valleys.
Majdan
A scattering of buildings and farmsteads along a lane following the course of a small river, in a small valley. The land is undulating and arable away from the river, there is a small wood to the north of the village, and a larger one to the south.
Majdan Krasienińcki (Majdan Krasienincki)
A scattering of farmsteads in a small valley of a north flowing tributary of the Minina. There is a wood to the northwest, but the rest of the land is arable. Majdan is 400m to the south.
Majdan Snopkowski
Two groupings of farmsteads and other buildings just east of Majdan, with a tributary of the Minina flowing between them. The land is arable and there is a wood starting in the southwest corner of the settlement.
Marysin
A string of farmsteads and houses along a straight north-south track, over undulating and open arable land, about 500m east of Natalin. This is on the old road from Lublin to Krasienin, the newer road lies to the west.
Roadside
shrine near Marysin
Miłocin (Milocin)
This village is north of the Lublin-Nałęczów road, with some buildings on a lane heading north from the road along the west bank of the Ciemięga river, and some others scattered over some undulating arable land on the other side of the river. The land on the valley bottom on the east bank is prone to flooding and there is a pond on the eastern side of the river. The Lublin-Nałęczow railway passes to the south of the village.
Miłocin Lubelski (Milocin Lubelski)
This village is really the part of Miłocin where the Lublin-Nałęczów railway has a station and a level crossing. The railway passes through the village. The railway crosses flat arable land as it heads west, and goes through a cutting as it follows the river west, on the north bank. East of the village are 2 small woods.
CHURCH: no data
Moszenki
This settlement consists of strings of farmsteads along 3 intersecting lanes on the lower slopes of the south side of the Ciemięga river valley. The land is undulating and arable, whilst the valley bottom to the north of the village is wetlands bounded by meadows. There is a small wood at the southwestern corner of the settlement. Wysokie is about 800m to the north, on the opposite side of the valley. There is a manor house here.
CHURCH: no data
Moszna
A series of farmsteads along an east-west lane, some close to the lane and others as far as 200m from the lane. There are buildings belonging to the manor of Moszenka. The land is undulating and arable, and slopes down on the northern side into a shallow valley that consists of copses and meadows.
Natalin
Buildings and farmsteads along country road 809 plus a lane leaving this road to the west. The land is open, arable and undulating, with a small wood to the west and another to the southwest. Panienszczyzna is about 1k to the west.
Ożarów (Ozarow)
Several groups of buildings on a road that heads south from Garbów. There are two small lanes on the western side with farmsteads on either side of both of them. The farmsteads on the northern one stand on a small plain, those on the southern one on a low ridge. To the east of the village is the Ciemięga river, with an area of wetland between the river and the village. The land is arable.
Ożarów Kol. (Ozarow Kol.)
This village forms an L shape, the main part being on a country road, plus a string of farmsteads on a lane leaving the road at the south end of the main settlement. There are also some farmsteads on some land on the east side of the main settlement, surrounding a string of 3 ponds. The land is slightly undulating and there are some wetlands at the end of the western arm of the settlement. It is located about halfway between Ozarów and Ługów.
Panieńszczyzna
This is a dense scattering of farmsteads on either side of highway 17, with some residences and businesses beside the highway itself. The land is undulating and arable, and there is a small wood to the east of the village.
Piotrawin
A ribbon development of buildings and farmsteads along a lane of about 1km's length. The north part of the village is built on high, flat ground, whilst the southern half descends in a small valley into the valley of the Ciemięga river. The lane joins highway 17 just before the river is reached. The land is all arable.
CHURCH: no data
Płouszowice
A series of farmsteads on an unmade lane that swings from the north to the east as it follows the course of the Czechówka river from its source. The settlement is on the north bank of the river, whilst over the river some 100m away is the Lublin-Nałęczów road, along which are some more farmsteads and other buildings.
Pociecha
A string of farmsteads on highway 17, mainly on the eastern side. Each farmstead has its strip field, going away from the road. The land is undulating and arable. This settlement is midway between Garbów and Jastków.
Sieprawice
A ribbon development of buildings and farmsteads along just over 1km of country road, plus some farmsteads on adjoining lanes. The country road follows the river valley, on the lower southern slopes. The land is undulating and arable, whilst the valley bottom, on the north side of the village is wetlands bounded by meadows. There are also 2 small woods on the valley floor.
CHURCH: no data
Sieprawki
A string of farmsteads on a lane leaving Moszenki, which is 400m to the west. This settlement is built on the lower slopes of the south side of the Ciemięga river valley. The land is undulating and arable, whilst the river bottom to the north consists of wetland bounded by meadows.
Sługocin (Slugocin)
A ribbon development of buildings and farmsteads on a lane which follows the course of the Ciemięga, on the lower slopes of the north side of this river valley. The land is undulating and arable. Wysokie is 500m to the northwest.
Smugi (more than 1)
(i) This is a gathering of farmsteads on either side of a lane. It is located at the head of a small valley of a tributary of the Minina river to the north. The land is relatively flat and arable. Majdan is 2km to the west.
(ii) This is a scattering of farmsteads at the head of a mini valley system, located around a local high point (231m). The land is undulating and arable, whilst the mini valley system, which is on the southeast side of the settlement, is full of trees. Snopków is 1km to the south.
Note: There is yet another Smugi nearby, this one is 1km to the southeast of (i), in Gmina Niemce.
Snopków (Snopkow)
The main part of this village is on a lane on the north bank of the Ciemięga river, the lane following the valley. The other part is across the other side of the river. The church is in the southern part of the village. The land above the village is undulating and arable. At the eastern end of the village is a small wood, and beyond that a country road from Lublin to Krasienin. Here there is a palace with a park. Jastków is about 2km to the west.
Snopków Kol. (Snopkow Kol.)
A few farmsteads on a country road, with a couple more scattered over some undulating open arable land to the west. this settlement is on the south side of the Ciemięga river.
Srodkowa
A scattering of farmsteads at the heads of a small valley which diverges into 2 in its upper reaches. The land is arable and undulating. Also included in this settlement are a few buildings on a country road at the bottom of this small valley, which follows the Ciemięga river valley. Jastków is about 1km to the southwest.
Srodkowa Kol.
A scattering of farmsteads at the head of the next small valley to the west of Srodkowa. The land is undulating and arable.
Srodkowa Połnocny
A string of buildings and farmsteads along a country lane. This settlement is based at the bottom of the valley of Srodkowa Kol. The country lane follows the north bank of the Ciemięga river valley. Jastków is just across the river. The land above the settlement is undulating and arable. There is a copse at the western end of the settlement, through which the river flows. There are 2 separate bridges over the river, one each end of the settlement.
Tomaszowice
A village with a central green, but with many other residences and farmsteads strung out along the several roads and lanes that come together here. the main part of the village is at the junction of 2 small streams, which kpoin and flow westwards towards the Ciemięga river. Around the village the land is heavily undulated and arable. The valley bottom to the west has areas of wetlands. Here there is a palace built in 1861, a chapel from 1864, and a park with an avenue of 160 lime trees.
CHURCH 1: Parafia Rzymsko-Katolicka p.w. Narodzenia NMP, Tomaszowice, woj. Lubelskie
CHURCH 2: Parafia rzymskokatolicka ¶w. Apostołów Piotra i Pawła, Tomaszowice, pow. Lublin, woj. Lubelskie
Tomaszowice Kol.
Strings of farmsteads on a grid of lanes on either side of the Lublin-Nałęczów road, between the Ciemięga river valley in the west and one of its tributary valleys in the west. The land is undulating, open and arable, with 2 small woods in the southwestern corner. this settlement covers the land between Miłocin and Tomaszowice.
Wola Sławinska (Wola Slawinska)
I am not sure about the political borders with this village, it appears to be half in Jastków gmina and half in Lublin gmina. It is on highway 17, 2km southeast of Jastków. It consists partly of farmsteads and partly of homes for people working in Lublin itself. Before WW2 it was part of an area where people from Lublin went to have a holiday in the country. The land dips down towards the east, and there are small woods in almost every direction except to the south. The southern edge of the village is defined by the small valley of the Czechówka river. The Czechówka here is quite small. (see also the Lublin gmina entry).
Wygoda
A scattering of a few farmsteads surrounded by a wood almost on 3 sides. The land is relatively flat in the settlement, and is used for arable purposes, and slopes down to the north into the Minina river valley. Majdan is 1km to the east.
Wysokie
A series of buildings and farmsteads on a straight lane on the high ground above the Ciemięga river valley bottom, on the north side of the valley, following the river. The valley bottom is a mixture of meadows and wetlands, although many drainage ditches have been dug. Above the village the land is quite heavily undulating, and arable.
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D±browice ( Dabrowice ) Jastków ( Jastkow ) Józefów ( Jozefow ) Ługów ( Lugow ) Marysin Miłocin ( Milocin ) Moszenki Moszna Natalin Ożarów ( Ozarow ) Ożarów Kol. ( Ozarow Kol. ) Panieńszczyzna ( Panienszczyzna ) Piotrawin Płouszowice ( Plouszowice ) Sieprawice Sieprawki Sługocin ( Slugocin ) Snopków ( Snopkow ) Tomaszowice Tomaszowice Kol. Wysokie |
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