Slovak
Apart from Polish and Czech, Slovak belongs to the group of West Slavic languages. From the earliest times, Slovaks used dialects and dialects, which developed in a certain isolation due to the fragmentation of the population.
The problem of the Slovak language appeared during the Reformation, …
KOSZARAWA - it is the largest right-bank tributary of the Soła * with its sources near Jałowiec in the Jałowiecki Range. In the upper and middle reaches, it makes two large meanders, avoiding the culminations of Lachy Gronia and Lasek. In the lower reaches between Jeleśnia * (where it takes a clear direction …
Wierch Skalnity (762 m) - unremarkable culmination in the ridge, which branches towards the north-east. from the main watershed of the Vistula and Oder rivers, between Carpenter and Great Britain. Soszowem. The name also refers to the entire vast hill, which, dominating from the west. above the center …
Vistula - the largest river in Poland. Length 1047 km, basin area 194 424 km .
The Vistula begins with numerous springs and bays in the west. i pd. the slopes of Barania Góra, forming the Black Wisełka (ok. 1100 m npm) and Biała Wisełka (ok. 1120 …
Vendryne (NS.: Vendryne) - a large village (4300 inhabited) in the south-east. from Třinec, situated in the valley of the Olza River and its right-bank tributary - Wędryńka. W 1980 r. incorporated into Trinec. After the social referendum - from January 1995 r. an independent commune again.
Vendryne …
Trinec (NS.: Trinec) - big city (during the greatest growth, approx. 49 thousand. inhabited) in doi. Olzy, on the border of the Silesian Beskids. and Pogórze Śl. The actual Třinec stretches for approx. 8 km along the Olza River, railroad and road, With …
The ramparts [Jabłonkowskie] (NS.: Śance, Apple chances) - a complex of defensive facilities from the 16th-XDC centuries. situated in the south of. slope of Jabłonkowska Pass, currently in ruins. After the Battle of Mohacz, 1526 r., in which the king of Bohemia and Hungary, Ludwik Jagiellończyk, died, it became real …
Poniwiec - a stream in Ustroń, left-bank tributary of the Vistula, arose from the merger of streams: Gronika (or: Miner, flowing out to the north. from the top of the UK. Czantorii) and the Solution Stream (or: Rastoki, from under the saddle between Mł. a Wlk. Czantorią). The name means a stream flowing "down the field", …
