Kamieniec
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Kamieniec is a common Slavic toponym, usually denoting a place founded on a rocky mountain or stony embankment of a river or stream. It is a part of or entire name of several dozen places, mostly in Central Europe. Among places named Kamieniec are:
- Kamieniec Litewski, modern town of Kamianiec in Belarus
- Kamieniec Podolski, a Polish fortress in Podolia, in what is now Ukrainian town of Kamianets-Podilskyi
- Kamieniec Mazowiecki, a village (formerly a town) in Mazovia, near the town of Gostynin
- Kamieniec Ząbkowicki, a town in Lower Silesia, also known by its Germanized name of Camentz
There are also numerous villages named Kamieniec:
- Kamieniec near Kłodzko in Lower Silesia
- Kamieniec near Radziejów in Cuyavia
- Kamieniec near Wadowice in Lesser Poland
- Kamieniec near Siedlce in Mazovia
- Kamieniec near Tarnogóra in Silesia
- Kamieniec near Kielce in Holy Cross Mountains
- Kamieniec near Opatów in Holy Cross Mountains
- Kamieniec near Sandomierz in Holy Cross Mountains
- Kamieniec near Staszów in Holy Cross Mountains
- Kamieniec near Iława in Warmia
- Kamieniec near Gniezno in Greater Poland
- Kamieniec near Trzemeszno in Greater Poland
- Kamieniec near Grodzisk Wielkopolski in Greater Poland
- Kamieniec near Police in Western Pomerania
- Kamieniec Wrocławski near Wrocław in Lower Silesia
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