Bemovo

Bemovo borders:

• in the West - with the West Warsaw County ;
• in the north - with dzelnitsy Belyany and Zholybozh
• in the east - with dzolnitsa Volya
• in the south - with the dzloznitsy Wloha and Ursus

According to the City Information System (Miejski System Informacji), Bemovo is divided into districts ^[2] :

• Airport ( Lotnisko )
• Fort Radiowo
• Boernerowo
• Bemowo Airport ( Bemowo Lotnisko )
• Fort Bema
• Grottoes
• Gurce
• Chrzanów
• Northern Elenki ( Jelonki Północne )
• Southern Firs ( Jelonki Południowe )

Although this division is fairly accurate compared to other Warsaw dzelniki, nevertheless, it is somewhat different from the traditional:

• in a practical sense, Bemovo is: Gurce, Elenki, Khshanov, the village of Bemovo ( Osiedle Bemowo ), the Grottoes, the village of Pshiyazn ( Osiedle Przyjaźń ) and Boernerowo ( Boernerowo ) with former military installations: Fort Bema, Fort Radiovo and airport ( Babice ( Babice ) Bemovo)
• Gurce is divided into Old and New Gurts, in the northern part of Gurets there is still Marynin
• Elenki, as well as Chshanov, partially occupy the land of the former village of Odolany
• Northern Elenki includes the village of Pshiyazn
• on the territory of Chrzanow, Karolin , Na Wyraju, and Mory are also distinguished (the latter are a separate part of the village of Mory, the former estate)
• part of Eleniek called Old Elenki is located in the Ulrichow district in the Wolzylnica
• Bemovo airport (New Bemovo) - these are several microdistricts built on the territory of the former airport: Bemovo I, Bemovo II, Bemovo III, Bemovo IV, Bemovo V
• according to MSI, the Fort Radiovo district (Old Bemovo) also includes a military technical academy
• The Airport area also includes the forest Bemovo.

• Bemovo dzelnitsy public library
• Polish Accreditation Center
• Forest Park "Bemovo"
• Babice Airport
• Military Technical Academy Yaroslav Dombrowski ( Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna im. Jarosława Dąbrowskiego, WAT )
• several forts of the former Warsaw fortress , built by the power of tsarist Russia at the end of the 19th century:
  • Fort Bema ( Bema ), st. Povonzkowska, 1886 - 1890
  • Fort Babice, ul. Radova
  • Fort Blizne, ul. Lazurova, II floor. XIX century
  • Fort Chrzanów , ul. Kopalnyana, 3, 1883 - 1890 , 1909
• Transatlantic radio telegraph station
• Linden Alley on the street Mory
• villa on the street Polczynska 59 ( Połczyńska 59 ), 1897 - 1902

• Heat station Volya
• Institute of Energy
• Military airdrome depots No. 1
• Sylvester Kalisk Institute of Plasma Physics and Laser Microsynthesis

Dzelnica Bemowo is closely connected with the Polish Army . Babice Airport centers around several military units, as well as one higher educational institution, a research institute and WZL warehouses. In the past, ammunition depots No. 1 operated on the territory of Fort Bema, and the sports club CWKS Legia occupied the territory adjacent to the fort. During World War II, a paved airport was created here, where, during the period of the NDP, the units belonging to the Nadwiślańskie Jednostki Wojskowe were based : 103rd Air Regiment ( 103 Pułk Lotniczy, JW 1159 ), separate repair station ( Samodzielna Stacja Naprawcza ) and the 3rd Luzhitsky Air Defense Division ( 3 Łużycka Dywizja Artylerii Obrony Powietrznej Kraju ).

Today in Bemowo there are: the Operational Command of the Armed Forces ( Dowództwo Operacyjne Sił Zbrojnych ), the 3rd Warsaw Missile Defense Brigade ( 3 Warszawska Brygada Rakietowa Obrony Powietrznej ), the Center for Epidemiological Response ( Centrum Reagowaniagoidemi Epidemiology ) and