Discover Kołaki-Wietrzychowo

Kołaki-Wietrzychowo lies north of Łomża. Pod Jodłami is an agritourism establishment in Kołaki-Wietrzychowo. It is described as having four triple rooms with bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and a dining area. When comparing the accommodation with your travel group’s needs, the four triple rooms provide a concrete point of reference. For meal planning, you can take the kitchen, dishwasher, and dining area into account. The category identifies the type of accommodation; the details about the rooms and kitchen offer specific factors to consider when making your choice. This can help you decide whether the room details or the kitchen facilities are more important for your own plans.

Getting your bearings for the journey

Resolution No. L/408/23 of November 30, 2023 lists route 1895B via Rogienice Wielkie, Rogienice-Wypychy, Kołaki-Wietrzychowo, and Mały Płock; a stopping point is recorded for Kołaki-Wietrzychowo. In the sequence given, the destination comes after Rogienice-Wypychy and before Mały Płock. This places Kołaki-Wietrzychowo on a specifically named route. If you are considering travelling by public transport, check the current timetable and connection for your chosen date in advance. The route name and recorded stopping point provide a concrete starting point for further planning; the right connection depends on your travel date.

The Czetna in the surrounding area

The Czetna stream rises near Kołaki-Wietrzychowo; its mouth is near the village of Włodki. The source and mouth mark different geographical reference points: the source is near the destination, while the mouth is near the named village. This distinction is useful for orientation because it separates the source’s proximity to the destination from the location of the mouth. The direction north of Łomża provides a general location; the Czetna adds more specific geographical references. This helps place the stream geographically without confusing its source with its mouth.

A historical reference from 1417

A document from 1417 records the grant of 40 włóki called Wietrzychowo to Dobiesław of Kołaki, on the upper course of the Czetna. The names play different roles: Dobiesław is identified as the recipient from Kołaki, Wietrzychowo is the name of the 40 włóki granted, and the upper course of the Czetna provides the geographical reference. The historical account thus connects a recipient, the named subject of the grant, and a section of the watercourse. This connection adds a historical perspective on the area to the geographical description of the source and mouth.

The Czetna and the 1417 document provide geographical and historical context. Practical questions about your stay sit alongside specific references to the surrounding area and its history.

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