Brzoza, Village in Gmina Nowa Wieś Wielka, Poland.
Brzoza is a village in Gmina Nowa Wieś Wielka located in north-central Poland within a flat, rural landscape. The settlement consists of scattered houses and farms that are typical of this region.
The village experienced severe hardship under German occupation during World War II, when residents were deported to labor camps in 1940. This period left lasting marks on the community's history.
The name comes from the Polish word for birch tree, reflecting the natural landscape of the area. This connection to nature remains visible in how the village sits within its surroundings.
The village benefits from good road connections, being close to the A1 highway, S10 expressway, and National Road 91. This accessibility makes it straightforward to explore the surrounding area.
The location sits at a geographical crossroads between the central plains and the Gdansk lowlands. This positioning shaped the soil composition and farming methods that persist in the area.
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