| dc.description.abstract | The paper presents the results of an inquiry concerned with the costs of electrification of villages and with the
factors determining their amount in the Sulphur Region (in the Districts of Kolbuszowa, Mielec, Nida, Tarnobrzeg,
Sandomierz, and Staszów). The inquiry comprised the villages where electricity had been introduced until the end of
1962.
The rather considerable differences occurring — as it has been found by our research — in the amount of expenditure
spent on the electrification of one subscriber in different villages of the region are, above all, due to the
varying dispersion of the building-up in the respective villages. When the farms are considerably removed from one
another, the costs grow markedly; moreover, sometimes this does not permit to introduce electric power in the whole
village. Thus, villages with a dispersed character of the building-up (these prevail in the northern part of the
region: in the Sandomierz district, as well as in the central part comprising the territory of the former
Sandomierz Forest) are usually electrified but in parts and at a cost from two to five times exceeding those spent
at settlements situated in the valleys of big rivers flowing through the region, where the building-up is compact
and the number of farms is higher. | en_EN |
