Geographical location
Rudolice is a village situated in north‑western Poland. Administratively, it belongs to the Gmina (municipality) of Płoty, which is part of Gryfice County in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
Proximity to other settlements
- Approximately 5 km north‑west of the town of Płoty.
- About 12 km south of the county seat, Gryfice.
- Roughly 61 km north‑east of Szczecin, the regional capital.
Historical context
Prior to the border changes following World II, the area was within German territory and the village was known by its German name, Rudolfswalde. After 1945 it became part of Poland and received its current Polish name, Rudolice.
Demographics
Specific, up‑to‑date population figures for Rudolice are not available in the consulted sources. Consequently, the exact number of inhabitants is presently Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
Coordinates
The village is located at approximately 53°54′N latitude and 15°06′E longitude.
References
- Central Statistical Office (GUS) – TERYT (National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal).
- Historical gazetteers concerning former German place names in the Pomeranian region.
All information presented is based on publicly available records and does not include speculative content.
