Sulistrowiczki, Rural village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Sulistrowiczki is a village in Lower Silesia that spreads across farmland and belongs to Sobótka municipality. The settlement consists of scattered farmsteads and houses set within fields and meadows.
The village developed as part of Lower Silesia's rural settlement pattern, shaped by centuries of agricultural life. The location reflects how communities grew along natural routes and fertile land in the region.
The village shapes the landscape through its farming tradition and the way rural homes are woven into the surrounding fields. Scattered farmsteads show how people have long organized their lives around agricultural work and land use.
The village is reachable by country roads and offers basic access to Sobótka and the wider region. Infrastructure remains simple, as is typical for a small rural settlement.
The village sits at the boundary between flat lowlands and rolling uplands, which creates distinct variations in the landscape here. This transition zone gives the region both botanical and geographical diversity.
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