Rogów, Silesian Voivodeship, Rural settlement in Gmina Gorzyce, Poland
Rogów is a rural village in Gmina Gorzyce, Silesian Voivodeship, characterized by open countryside with scattered houses and agricultural land. The settlement sits on gently sloping terrain surrounded by forests and farmland typical of the region.
Rogów first appeared in written records in 1351, establishing the earliest documented reference to this settlement in the Silesian region. The village evolved as a farming community over the following centuries, with its development closely connected to the broader history of the surrounding areas.
The stone cross monument in Rogów represents regional religious practices and stands as a marker of traditional Polish village spiritual customs.
The village is best explored on foot or by car, as it lacks direct public transportation connections through its streets. The nearest larger town, Wodzisław Śląski, provides convenient access for those planning a visit.
The village sits at specific coordinates of 49 degrees 59 minutes north latitude and 18 degrees 21 minutes east longitude in Wodzisław County.
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