Kamionna - village in Poland, located in Greater Poland Voivodeship, in you will say Międzychodzki, in Międzychód commune, on the Kamionka River (tributary of the Warta), by the national road no. 24.
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Geographic coordinates: 52 ° 33'52 "N, 15 ° 57'42" E
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The coat of arms of Kamionna
Before 1402, the town received municipal rights and was a private town, unfortunately, it did not develop and even the re-location from 1638 did not cause development, although a compact, small-town spatial layout with a square market has been preserved to this day, along with downtown and outgoing buildings it is perpendicular to the streets, disturbed only by the penetration of the southern wall of the main road by the main road.
There are also several small lakes within the village.
Historical monuments
- The Gothic parish church of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in 1499 - one of the most valuable buildings of this type in Greater Poland, situated on the edge of the deep Kamionka valley. Single-nave, brick, unplastered, with an adjoining belfry tower. The eastern wall is topped with an impressive, three-story gable.
Trivia
- It stands in Kamionna old milestone (Prussian mile) - set up when the road was being built in the years 1826-1835 Poznan-Berlin. In 2002, it was moved to another place, near the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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