Shrodool

Shrodool extends across the northeastern section of Sosnowiec, featuring residential areas interspersed with green spaces and industrial facilities.

The district traces its origins to a 17th-century settlement before its official incorporation into Sosnowiec in 1914, marking a period of urban expansion.

During World War II, the district contained a Jewish ghetto where 35,000 residents were held before their deportation to Auschwitz concentration camp.

The district connects to central Sosnowiec through multiple bus routes and maintains several educational facilities, including university department buildings.

The area preserves architectural elements from different periods, from 17th-century structures to industrial buildings of the early 20th century.

Location: Sosnowiec

Inception: 17 century

Shares border with: Zagórze, Sosnowiec, Sielec, Sosnowiec, Pogoń (Sosnowiec), Warpie, Nowy Będzin

GPS coordinates: 50.29610,19.15580

Latest update: March 30, 2025 16:58