Sulistrowice

• The village lies on sections of an erosional proglacial terrace and near the broad, flat valley floors of the Smagowinka and Jabłonica rivers.
• Fields and meadows interspersed with small groves characterize the surroundings; the landscape affords distant views of Garb Gielniowski.
• A brick chapel dates from the 19th or 20th century. Historically, Sulistrowice was a village and an estate on the Jabłonica; there was also a watermill in the village.
• For road connections, the Ostałów–Sulistrowice link and county road 3342W through Sulistrowice are listed.

The terrain in Sulistrowice is flat, with little variation in absolute elevation. At the same time, the village lies on sections of an erosional proglacial terrace. Nearby, the broad, flat valley floors of the Smagowinka and Jabłonica are prominent landscape features. In this way, the terrace and river lowlands sit side by side, and the character of the village cannot be reduced to a single landform.

The agricultural landscape consists of fields and meadows, broken up by small groves. There are also far-reaching views of Garb Gielniowski. North of Sulistrowice, the Jabłonica forms pronounced meanders nearby. Travelers looking for open agricultural landscapes and river features when choosing a destination will find several distinct landscape features here: the flat valley floors, the small groves scattered across the fields, and the river's pronounced loops north of the village.

Sulistrowice has a brick chapel dating from the 19th or 20th century. When it was recorded, the chapel was in good condition.

The village's history is also connected with the Jabłonica: historically, Sulistrowice was a village and an estate on this river. There was also a watermill in Sulistrowice. Together, the chapel, the village and estate history, and the former mill offer several points of interest for travelers who want to consider a destination's historical character as well as its landscape.

Road No. 3420007 is designated as the Ostałów–Sulistrowice link. In addition, county road 3342W runs through Sulistrowice on the N. Jabłonica–Zawonia–Ostałów route. These place and road names provide specific reference points when locating Sulistrowice on a map or comparing road connections.

Two stop locations, identified as 01 and 02, are listed for property No. 10 in Sulistrowice. When looking for suitable accommodation, you can first assess Sulistrowice based on the destination features that matter to you: flat terrain, agricultural landscape, rivers, and local history.

If you would like to compare other village pages, you can also find Chlewiska, Ostałówek, Jastrząb, Chustki, and Szydłowiec.

What is the terrain like in Sulistrowice?

Sulistrowice lies in flat terrain with little variation in absolute elevation and on sections of an erosional proglacial terrace.

Which rivers characterize the surroundings?

The village lies near the broad, flat valley floors of the Smagowinka and Jabłonica. North of the village, the Jabłonica forms pronounced meanders nearby.

What historical connections are there?

The village has a brick chapel dating from the 19th or 20th century. Historically, Sulistrowice was a village and an estate on the Jabłonica; there was also a watermill here.

Which road connections are mentioned?

The listed routes are the Ostałów–Sulistrowice link via road No. 3420007 and county road 3342W through Sulistrowice on the N. Jabłonica–Zawonia–Ostałów route.

For the broader travel overview: Szydłowiecki.