gm. Gniew, pow. tczewski, woj. pomorskie

The first mention concerning the village comes from 1600, when it was described as a colony (settlement) (also in the 18th century). It was part of the Crown lands in the poviat of Tczew in the Pomeranian Voivodship. In 1664, a fisherman sat on some 16 ha of land. In 1760, a Dutch homestead, owning some 67 acres of land was mentioned. At the end of the 19th century, the village counted 431 acres of land, in this 11 buildings, 6 houses inhabited by 40 Catholics and 17 Evangelicals. It was part of the Gniew parish, in which there also operated a post office.

A village situated on the left river bank of Vistula, in the area of Walichnowy Lowlands, about 10 km to the north of Gniew, having a colony (settlement) layout.

The cultural landscape preserved in a good condition. A clear original layout of settlements and fields.