Stanisław Górny - a village in Poland, located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in the Wadowice poviat, in the Wadowice commune, in the Wielickie Foothills (280-350 m above sea level), by the local road Kalwaria Zebrzydowska - Stanisław - Wadowice, north of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska.
In the years 1975-1998, the town administratively belonged to the Bielsko Province.
It is one of two villages with the same name that differs by an adjective.
Stanisław Górny, also known as Szlachecki, as a Silesian village, has existed since the beginning of 14th century. In 1448 the Duke of Zator Wacław confirmed the sale of this village by Gothardt from Brzezinka, to Mikołaj from Benczyn, Radwan coat of arms; later Stanisław Górny belonged to the Paszkowski family, in the 18th century to the Czartoryski family from Kalwaria, and in the 19th century to the Brandys family.
As of 2021, the village of Stanisław Górny has 1,158 inhabitants, of which 50.7% are women and 49.3% men. In the years 1998-2021 the number of inhabitants increased by 30.1%. The feminization rate in rural areas is 103 and is slightly lower than the feminization rate for the Lesser Poland oivodship and slightly lower than the rate for the whole of Poland. 61.3% of the inhabitants of the village of Stanisław Górny are in the working age, 23.6% in the pre-working age, and 15.1% of the inhabitants are in the post-working age. There are 63.1 people of non-working age in the village of Stanisław Górny for every 100 people of working age. This demographic dependency indicator is therefore slightly lower than the indicator for the Lesser Poland voivodship and lower than the demographic dependency indicator for the whole of Poland. The town is inhabited by 3.1% of the commune's inhabitants.
According to archival data from the National Population and Housing Census, in 2002 there were 293 households in the village of Stanisław Górny. Among them, there were farms inhabited by five or more people - there were 86 such farms.
Source:
1. pl.wikipedia.org
2. polskawliczbach.pl
