Wądroże Małe is a village in south‑western Poland, situated within the administrative district (gmina) of Kotla, which is part of Głogów County (powiat) in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship (województwo dolnośląskie).
Geography
The settlement lies in the historical region of Lower Silesia. It is positioned approximately 5 km north‑east of the gmina seat Kotla, 12 km north of the county capital Głogów, and about 97 km north‑west of the regional capital Wrocław. The village’s geographic coordinates are roughly 51°41′N 16°04′E.
Administrative affiliation
- Country: Poland
- Voivodeship: Lower Silesian (Dolnośląskie)
- County: Głogów (Powiat Głogowski)
- Gmina: Kotla
Demographics
Specific population figures for Wądroże Małe are not provided in the readily available statistical registers; the village is classified as a small rural settlement.
Infrastructure and transport
Wądroże Małe is accessible via local roads connecting it to Kotla and the larger road network of Głogów County. Public transport services are limited, typical of small villages in the region, with reliance on nearby towns for education, healthcare, and commercial activities.
Historical context
The area that includes Wądroże Małe was part of the Kingdom of Poland, later the Bohemian Crown, the Habsburg Monarchy, and Prussia, before becoming part of modern Poland after World II. No specific historical events are documented at the village level in major scholarly sources.
References
- Central Statistical Office of Poland (GUS), National Register of Territorial Land Apportionment Journal (TERYT).
- Official website of Gmina Kotla (administrative information).
Note: The above description reflects information available from official Polish administrative records and does not include speculative or unverified details.
