Swornegacie, Village in Gmina Chojnice, Poland
Swornegacie is a village in Gmina Chojnice in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, situated approximately 93 kilometers (58 mi) southwest of Gdansk. The settlement spreads across rolling terrain and connects to surrounding areas through local roads.
The village first appeared in papal records from 1272 under Pope Gregory X, documenting it as a royal settlement. This early mention establishes its medieval roots in the region.
The village maintains traditional Polish customs through local celebrations, with 1,080 residents participating in seasonal festivals and community gatherings throughout the year.
The village is accessible by regional roads connecting to Chojnice, which is approximately 19 kilometers (12 mi) away. Bus services operate between major towns for those without private transportation.
During World War II, German occupying forces reshaped the settlement by removing Polish residents and introducing a colonization program for German populations. This period left lasting marks on the local community and its development.
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