Dobre Miasto

Dobre Miasto is a town in Poland, in the Warmian Masurian Voivodeship with 10,489 populations. It is positioned within the northwestern part of the Masurian Land District inside the coronary heart of the historical region of Warmia. It is also the seat of Dobre Miasto Commune which consists of the precept metropolis and 21 village administrative divisions, with a complete population of 16,014. Dobre Miasto becomes based at the place of a destroyed Old Prussian agreement. It received metropolis privileges on 26 December 1329. The Latin call of the region was derived from the Old Prussian word gudde.

It is possible that the name of the town originated from this word. The Teutonic Order modified the Old Prussian pronunciation of the call into Guttstadt. However, as early as in 1336 the Latin translation of the decision appeared Bona Civitas. The present-day Polish name is a literal translation from the German language in English both Guttstadt and Dobre Miasto suggest correct city. The first burgomaster of the metropolis changed into Wilhelm von Wormditt. The coat of arms of the city became a deer retaining an all right twig with two acorns. The metropolis tinctures were white and green. The consumer of the town becomes Saint Catherine of Alexandria.