Section 5 of 6
Zabłudów
The town today — its population, its surviving churches, the Jewish cemetery, the Białystok road, and the Podlaskie landscape around it.
4 pieces in this section
ZabłudówTwo and a Half Thousand People, Twenty Kilometres from BiałystokZabłudów sits on the road between Białystok and Bielsk Podlaski, roughly twenty kilometres southeast of the regional capital.Read the piece ⟶
ZabłudówThe Orthodox Church of the Dormition, and the Catholic Parish Next to ItTwo buildings in wood and masonry record a denominational history that the town's present population can no longer fully claim.Read the piece ⟶
ZabłudówThe Jewish Cemetery and Its StonesThe Jewish cemetery at Zabłudów stands on the southern margin of the town, on ground that was set aside for burial well before the community reached its peak size in the nineteenth century.Read the piece ⟶
ZabłudówBiałystok and What Surrounds ItA city, a forest, a monastery, and two mosques: the landmarks that frame Zabłudów's position in the northeastern corner of Poland.Read the piece ⟶
Zabłudów, markedPodlaskie, bracketedPlaces named across the siteGeometry: shipped map kit