Dębowiec, Administrative village in Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland
Dębowiec is a village in Subcarpathian Voivodeship located in southeastern Poland. The settlement sits across hilly terrain with elevations ranging between 270 and 340 meters.
The settlement received Magdeburg rights in 1349 from a Polish monarch, which shifted its administrative organization to German structures. This change influenced the place's development throughout the following centuries.
The village maintains Saint Bartholomew's Roman Catholic parish, which has served the local community continuously since its establishment in 1328.
The village center has a graduation tower built in 2014 where visitors can access salt treatments year-round. The facility welcomes anyone interested in therapeutic options.
During World War II, the village witnessed the parachuting of special operations troops in February 1941, marking a significant military event.
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