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# Czechowice-Dziedzice

A settlement in Poland.

## English name

**Czechowice-Dziedzice** — Current Polish Latin-script name, retained in English; no transliteration is needed.

Other forms in use:

- **Czechowice Dziedzice** — Unhyphenated typographic variant; the official Polish compound has a hyphen.
- **Czechowice** — Name of one constituent town and the merged town from 1951 until the full name was adopted in 1958.
- **Dziedzice** — Historical constituent settlement, now part of the town; not an exact synonym for the entire municipality.
- **Czechowitz** — German name of the Czechowice component, used in English historical sources.
- **Dzieditz** — German name of the Dziedzice component, used in historical and railway records.

## French name

**Czechowice-Dziedzice** — Same current Polish spelling as in English; no separate French exonym is selected.

Other forms in use:

- **Czechowice Dziedzice** — French typography may omit the hyphen; Polish retains it.
- **Czechowice** — Former name of the merged municipality, 1951–1958, and name of its older constituent settlement.
- **Czechowitz** — German name of the Czechowice component, retained in French historical references; narrower than the modern town.
- **Dzieditz** — German name of the Dziedzice component, encountered in French references to older railway or military records.

## About

Czechowice-Dziedzice is an industrial town in Silesian Voivodeship near Bielsko-Biała. Its railway junction, refinery and mining heritage reflect the merger of two older settlements.

## Notes

The two settlements merged in 1951 under Czechowice; Czechowice-Dziedzice was adopted in 1958. Component names are qualified, not asserted as equal modern aliases.

Identifiers: [Wikidata Q263684](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q263684) · [JSON](https://md.locations.elamur.ai/free/en/poland/czechowice-dziedzice/?format=json)


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