Dębogóry: History and Settlement Pattern

• The rural settlement structure is protected by a B heritage protection or conservation zone.
• An inn at Dębogóry No. 14 dates from 1907 and is listed in both the voivodeship and municipal registers of monuments.
• A farmhouse at the Dębogóry No. 13 farmstead dates from 1913 and is listed in the municipal register.
• Dębogóry has a roadside shrine dating from after 1945; the village was formerly a knight’s estate, or former knightly property.
• Part of the planned area in the Dębogóry geodetic district lies within the Natura 2000 site “Wielki Klincz” (PLH220083).
• Part of the planned area in the Dębogóry geodetic district lies within the Wierzyca Valley Landscape Protection Area.
• County road 2201G runs along the Szpon–Wielki Klincz–Dębogóry route; a county resolution from 2025 lists this route.

The B heritage protection or conservation zone and the monument registers refer to different scales: the zone concerns the rural settlement structure, while the registers concern individual buildings. This makes it possible to assess the character of the village both as a settlement pattern and through specific buildings.

The 1907 inn is listed in two registers, the voivodeship and municipal registers. The 1913 farmhouse is listed in the municipal register. The buildings were constructed six years apart, but differ in type and registration status. A roadside shrine dating from after 1945 adds a later period to this building history. The historical context also includes the fact that Dębogóry was formerly a knight’s estate, or former knightly property.

Part of the planned area in the Dębogóry geodetic district lies within the Natura 2000 site “Wielki Klincz” (PLH220083). Similarly, part of the planned area lies within the Wierzyca Valley Landscape Protection Area. Both references apply to parts of the planned area, not to all of Dębogóry. When choosing a destination, the village’s history and its geographically limited nature and landscape protection references therefore offer distinct perspectives.

County road 2201G runs along the Szpon–Wielki Klincz–Dębogóry route. Since road designations can change, check the current signs before travelling. The route provides a specific transport reference for your plans; the other features of the village can help you assess Dębogóry in terms of its historical and landscape themes.

When looking for a hotel in Dębogóry, you can first consider whether its protected settlement structure, historic buildings and protected-area references match your travel interests. These features can help you decide on the destination; you can then choose specific accommodation according to your own requirements.

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What does the B heritage protection or conservation zone protect?

It concerns the rural settlement structure of Dębogóry. The monument registers, by contrast, concern individual buildings.

Which protected areas cover parts of the planned area?

The Natura 2000 site “Wielki Klincz” (PLH220083) and the Wierzyca Valley Landscape Protection Area. In each case, the reference applies to parts of the planned area in the Dębogóry geodetic district.

Which route is specified for county road 2201G?

The road runs along the Szpon–Wielki Klincz–Dębogóry route. Check the current signs before travelling, as road designations can change.

To the overview of the wider area: Berent.