gm. Stegna, pow. nowodworski, woj. pomorskie

The village was founded by Dutch settlers in 1591 (1621). In 1820, the village had 125 residents, including 47 Mennonites. In 1946, the largest farm was converted into a state farm.

Village layout - a colonial village consisting of 7 Dutch homesteads on terpy, 7 colonial homesteads located by flood banks of the Linawa Schwenkenkampe, Kripkenwald, and Alte Lake, and a linear village by the road to Szkarpawa.
The cultural landscape has been completely destroyed. One of the farms was converted into a state farm with a housing development. The remaining homesteads were taken down. Several houses from 2-3 homesteads have survived by the road to Szkarpowa. A field layout and a system of draining canals have been partially preserved.