Bogaczewo

• The water tower dates from 1912.
• It is listed as a monument under register number 481/95; the date given is 11 March 1995.
• In the second half of the 19th century, the Malbork–Królewiec railway line ran through Bogaczewo.
• The Elbląg–Braniewo and Elbląg–Olsztyn railway lines pass through the town.
• Bogaczewo’s townscape is shaped by buildings associated with the railway station.

The water tower is a tangible point of reference for the town’s history. Its construction year, 1912, dates the structure; its listing as a monument adds a second, separate piece of information. The register lists the tower under number 481/95, with 11 March 1995 given as the associated date. This distinguishes the construction year from the register date: 1912 marks when the tower was built, while 1995 is the date given for its listing.

For travelers interested in buildings and technical infrastructure, the tower offers a tangible point of interest. The two dates tell different stories: one dates the structure, while the other relates to its monument registration. Together, they identify the water tower not merely as a place name, but as a named and dated structure in Bogaczewo.

In the second half of the 19th century, the Malbork–Królewiec railway line ran through Bogaczewo. At that time, its station held a prominent position: it was the second-largest in Powiat elbląski, after the station in Elbląg. The route and the ranking describe two aspects of this railway history: the line places Bogaczewo within a larger regional connection, while the size comparison ranks the station against others in the powiat.

A description of the town adds a view of its townscape to the railway history. It describes buildings associated with the station. This means the railway features in Bogaczewo both as a historical part of the route and in a later description of the built environment. The station is therefore a point of interest in its own right if you want to explore the town from a cultural and historical perspective.

The Elbląg–Braniewo and Elbląg–Olsztyn railway lines pass through Bogaczewo. These names help you place the railway routes geographically. For a specific train journey, however, the connection you need is what matters: check the current timetables before traveling. This keeps the station’s historical story distinct from the practical question of how to get there.

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What year does the water tower date from?

The water tower in Bogaczewo dates from 1912. It is listed as a monument under number 481/95; 11 March 1995 is given as the date of the listing.

What was the station’s historical standing?

In the second half of the 19th century, the station was the second-largest in Powiat elbląski, after the station in Elbląg.

Which railway lines pass through Bogaczewo?

The Elbląg–Braniewo and Elbląg–Olsztyn railway lines pass through Bogaczewo. Please check the current timetable for your specific journey.

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