Gromada Osiek is a group of several Polish villages, constituted at the lowest tier of local government. They take over the role previously played by Gmina Osiek at a smaller scale than Gmina Osiek. In communist Poland between September 29, 1954 [1] to December 31, 1972 [2] these villages were introduced as a Polish word meaning “Osiek”. These units are created by the Communist Polish Law and have legal effect.
Gromadzka National Council was the executive organ of the group.
The gromada continued to function in interwar Poland (administrative division of the Second Polish Republic. It later became a sołectwo, a subdivision of a gmina (as an auxiliary unit of a commune from the second world war to the end of 1954. At present the smallest unit of local government in rural Poland is the sołectwo.
The gromada originally named localities the territorial council developed between the 15th and 18th centuries, and continued to function in Congress Poland.
As of 29 September 1952 Gromada Osiek consisted of 10 villages: [3] Długołęka, Kąty, Lipnik, Łęg, Mikołajów, Mucharzów, Osieczko, Osiek, Pliskowola and Suchowola. As of 1 July 1952 the gmina Osiek consisted of 14 gromadas: [4] Długołęka, Grabowiec, Kąty, Lipnik, Łęg, Mikołajów, Mucharzów, Osieczko, Osiek, Pliskowola, Strzegom, Suchowola, Wiązownica Mała and Wiązownica Wielka.
Table 1. Index of official names of localities and physiographic objects [3] Names of village — town Names of part of village
— townNames of physiographic objects
— nature of objectsI. Gromada OSIEK
- Otoczyna
- Otoka Gągolińska
- Błonie — field
- Długołęckie — field
- Dodawki — field, meadow, wasteland
- Karczma — pond
- Kępa — meadow, bushes
- Kowalówka — field
- Olszyny — meadow, bushes, waste-
land- Otockie — field
- Plewiny — field
- Żabieniec — meadow
—
- Błonie — field
- Kępa — bushes, meadow
- Pod Lipnikiem — field
- Pod Łąkami — field
- Podkole — field, meadow
- Przydawki — field
- Tomblica — sandbank
- Zawalne — field
- Żłóbek — pond
—
- Błonie — field
- Dąbrówki — field
- Dół — field
- Kąpaniec — lake
- Kępa — bushes
- Zajezierze — field
- Zamienne — field
- Zawalna Ziemia — field, meadows
—
- Bania — pond
- Brzeźnica — field
- Kaczanówki (Kaczanówka) — field, meadow, pasture
- Łysa Górka — height, field
- Szpitalówka — field
- U Jeziora — field
- Wątek — field, valley
- Wolskie — field
- Za Strugą — field
—
- Grzebowisko — wasteland
- Poręby — meadows
- Rędzina — field
- Smug
- Borki — field, meadows
- Ferencówka — field
- Łazy — field
- Łysa Góra — wasteland, sands
- Mała Struga — field, meadow, bushes
- Mrozowe Krzaki — bushes, defile
- Pastwiska — field
- Pod Niekrasówką — field
- Smug — field
- Osieczko
- Gaj
- Grobla
- Osieczko-Kolonia
- Osiek-Kolonia
- Stawki
- Wójtostwo
- Buchnia — meadow, bushes, bog
- Działy — field
- Gaj — field
- Góry — field, wasteland, young forest
- Grobla — field
- Osieczko-Kolonia — field
- Podjeziorze — field
- Podlipnickie — field
- Stawki — field
- Wielgie Jezioro — lake
- Zagumnie — field
- Zajeziorze — field, meadow
- Dwór
- Gaj Osiecki
- Grabowiec
- Parysówka
- Broźnia — forest
- Buchnia — field
- Chudyniówka (Chudzyniówka) — field
- Dołki — field
- Gaj Osiecki — field
- Grabowiec — field, forest
- Kacapówka — field, forest
- Kozłówka — meadow
- Ługi — field
- Nakielec — field
- Niwa — field
- Parysówka — field
- Pasierbowskie — field
- Pastwisko — meadow
- Pod Cmentarzem — field
- Pod Kierkutem — field
- Pod Wolą — field
- Podgórki — field
- Posusze — field
- Rzeka — brook
- Skotnia — field
- Stawiska — meadow
- Zagrądzie — field
- Zagroble — meadow, field
- Zagumnie — field
- Błonie
- Cyrglówka
- Dół
- Gajówka Pliskowol-
ska- Góry
- Kały
- Mała Wola
- Podlesie
- Przerwa
- Skotnia
- Zabłonie
- Błonie — bogs, ponds
- Brodki — swamp, sands
- Cenasiów Ogród — field
- Cyrglówka — field
- Dolskie Pola — field, meadow
- Dół — field
- Dziedziuchowe Dołki (Dzieduchowe Dołki) — forest
- Gluzieniec — meadow, pasture
- Góra Cyrglowska — field
- Góra Stawiskowa — field
- Górskie Pastwiska — field
- Górskie Pola — field
- Góry — field
- Jamrozi Dół — defile
- Kalaźnica — meadow
- Kalugi — marsh, meadow
- Kały — field, meadow
- Łęczna Góra — forest
- Ługi – field
- Mała Wola — field
- Małowolskie — field
- Mogiła — forest
- Pastwiska Dolskie — field, pasture
- Piachy — wasteland
- Pliska — meadow
- Pliśnia Góra — field, wasteland
- Pod Łęczną Górą — pasture, field
- Pod Trzciańską Górą — pasture
- Podlesie — field
- Podleściańskie Pola — field
- Porąbka — pasture
- Poręby — meadow, field
- Posada — field
- Przerwa — field
- Rakownica — forest
- Skotnia — field
- Stawiska — meadow, swamp
- Smużek — forest
- Strugi — field
- Strzegomka — brook
- Wierzchowiska — forest, alders forest
- Zabłońskie Pola — field, meadow
- Zajedle — forest
- Górka
- Pod Osiekiem
- Podlesie
- Dąbrowy — field
- Działki — field
- Gaj — field
- Gajki — field
- Jasień — field
- Koło Szosy — field
- Krzywa — meadow
- Lizawy — meadow, bogs
- Łęczna Góra — forest
- Na Górach — field
- Pastwisko pod Granicznikiem — field
- Pod Cegielnią — meadow
- Pod Lasem — field, bushes
- Pod Łęczną Górą — field
- Pod Osieczkiem — field
- Pod Osiekiem — field
- Porąbki — field
- Rzeka — rivulet
- Skały — field
- Słonawy — field
- Strugi — field, meadow
- Strużele — field
- Strużki — meadow
- U Kościelnej Drogi — field
- Za Gościńcem — field
- Zagaje — field
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