| Rogów | |
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| Country | Poland |
| Region | Łódź voivodeship |
| Population | 1500 |
| Area code | 48 46 |
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Rogów - village in Poland in voivodeship of Lodz, in in the district of Brzeziny, headquarters the rural commune of Rogów.
Characteristic
Geographic location: 51 ° 48′59.1 ″ N 19 ° 52′47.5 ″ E
Until 1953, the town was the seat of the Mroga Dolna commune. In the years 1975-1998 the town belonged administratively to the then Skierniewice Province.
Drive
By plane
The nearest airport is in Lodz in Lublinek, is served by the so-called low cost airlines. Port Lotniczy Łódź im. Władysław Reymont [1] (IATA: LCJ, ICAO: EPLL), tel. 48 42 688 84 14, [email protected]
By rail
Railway line No. 4 (Warszawa Centralna - Katowice), 96 km from Warsaw Central, the next station is Koluszki 106 km. This is the former Warsaw-Vienna Railway, the earliest in the Kingdom of Poland, the first section of which was built in 1845, and on December 1, 1846, the section from Skierniewice down Czestochowa.
There is also a historic starting station in Rogów Narrow-Gauge Railway Rogów - Rawa - Biała leading from Rogów through Rawa Mazowiecka down Biała Rawska. It was built in 1914-1915 as a military field railway by the German army during World War I in order to supply the front with food, weapons and ammunition, and to transport wounded German soldiers. After Poland regained independence, the railway was taken over by the Polish State Railways and thus survived until 2001, when PKP decided to liquidate the line.
The queue was saved by volunteers, fans of the narrow track from the Polish Narrow Gauge Railway Foundation. It has been under their management ever since. For 6 years, part of the historic rolling stock has been renovated and tourist transport has been resumed. There is an exhibition of narrow-gauge rolling stock at Rogów Towarowy Wąskotorowy station. Thanks to the involvement of the Foundation's volunteers and the local community, a museum room was created in the former Warehouse No. 1 building at the Rogów Towarowy Wąskotorowy station, documenting the history of the Rogowska Railway.
By car
The national road No. 72 connects near the village Konin With Rawa Mazowiecka, is approx. 170 km long, runs through areas Greater Poland voivodeships and Łódź.
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Communication
Worth seeing
Objects included in the list of monuments:
- palace and farm complex, end of the 19th century, 1916, reg.No .: A 504 of November 8, 1978,:
- palace
- park, reg.No .: A 483 from September 16, 1976
- gate to the farm, fence with gates and farm (distillery, granary, 2 barns, cowshed)
The farm and palace complex was built by Ignacy Wilski, a landowner, well-known farmer, hunter, founder of the land for the church in Rogów. Later it belonged to his sons. After World War II, the state-owned farms were nationalized and operated on the entire property. Currently sold out. The neglected palace (manor house), devoid of previous ornaments characteristic of the secession period, has not regained its splendor to this day.
- Rogowska Commuter Railway, narrow-gauge, 1914, registration number: 1000 A from December 31, 1996:
- track system on the section Rogów - Rawa Mazowiecka - Biała Rawska
- steel bridge over the Rawka river, 1928
- railway management building, 1924
- power plant building, 1915
Narrow-gauge railway station - the first historic station is located in Rogów Rogowska Narrow Gauge Railway, built by the Germans in 1914-1915 for the needs of the eastern front line running near Biała Rawska during World War I. Currently, it sometimes runs on the route Rogów - Rawa Mazowiecka - The Biała Rawska railway is a local tourist attraction.
In the village there is a cemetery from the First World War.
Nearest neighborhood
- Doliska nature reserve 1 km west
- Zimna Woda nature reserve, 1 km to the north-east and
- 500 m away Górki nature reserve.
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Tourist information
To the north-east is the SGGW Arboretum (an impressive collection of plants from all over the world, from small alpine plants to huge collections of trees and shrubs from Asia, Europe and both Americas) established in 1923, when the first trees were planted in the area excluded from the Forest District - Douglas fir green. There are about 3,200 species and varieties of plants here, incl. the largest collection in Poland clones (over 180 species and varieties). Frequently visited by tourists, especially in spring.
Trip
Website: http://www.powiat-brzeziny.eu/Gminy_w_Powiecie/Gmina_Rogow/Gmina_Rogow/view?searchterm=rogów
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