Kock, Poland

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Kock, Poland is a small historic town in eastern Poland known for its role in several military engagements, including World War II battles.

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Label Occurrences
Kock, Poland canonical 1
town of Kock 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf town
administrativeStatus urban gmina seat
coordinateLocation 51.6333°N 22.4500°E
country Poland
distanceTo approximately 45 km north of Lublin
grantedTownRights 15th century
hasDemonym Kock resident
hasHeritageStatus historic town
hasNotableReligiousSite former Hasidic center of Kock
parish church of Saint Nicholas
hasPopulation approximately 3,000 inhabitants
historicalRegion Lesser Poland
isSeatOf Gmina Kock
knownFor World War II battles
role in military engagements
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Gmina Kock
Lubartów County
Lublin Voivodeship
locatedInRegion eastern Poland
linked to: Eastern Poland
locatedOnWaterbody Tyśmienica River
linked to: Wieprz River
partOf Congress Poland (historical)
linked to: Congress Poland

Lublin Governorate (historical)
linked to: Lublin Governorate
religionHistoricallyPresent Judaism
Roman Catholicism
roadConnection located near national road DK19
siteOf Battle of Kock (1809)
Battle of Kock (1939)
Battle of Kock (1944)
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time

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Franciszek Kleeberg placeOfBurial Kock, Poland
Lubartów County hasUrbanArea town of Kock
linked to: Kock, Poland