Zabloc

Zabloc/Zabolot'/Zablots' at 53º56 24º51

and the dependent villages of Bobrowniki, Brzozowka, Dziatki, Jakubowce, Jodelowce, Katowicze, Kozlany, Kubielcyzki, Kukle, Kurdzinki, Lelance, Maluki, Montuny, Nowosady, Osipowce, Padejki, Pierowce, Remzy, Sabuciszki,
Soltaniszki/Saltoniskis/Soltanishki at 54º01 24º51, Statkowszczyzna, Szmaty, Toloczki, Wolejsze, Zaleszany, Zaprudziany, Zarzeczany
and the estates, colonies, and hamlets of Bakalaryszki, Dworczany, Gudziniszki, Jakubowce-Bor, Kajuciowo, Kozlany, Kujuciowo, Kule, Kulwiszki, Kunieje, ?akiszki, Lebiodka, ?yszczyki, Michalowka, Migdaly, Mislewicze, Oponowce, Paszki, Pelasa Nowa, Pelasa Stara, Pierowce, Podbrzesina, Poniszki, Przeleski, Prezewoza, Prezewoza Nowa, Przewoza Stara, Psary, Raki, Remzy, Smilginie, Soltaniszki, Szlowience, Trajgi, Trokielewszczyzna, Wolejsze, Woronicze, Wysokie, Leszany, Zabloc, Zapasniki

In 1928, Zabloc was designated as a miasteczko (small town) and gmina wiejska (parish village), council office for the surrounding villages in the first uchastok of Lida powiat, Nowogrodskie voevodstvo of Poland. The Justice of the Peace was in Lida and the Justice Court in Wilno. The 1928 miasteczko population was 258. The railway was 28 kilometers away in Skrzbowce. The post office and telephone were in Zablocie k. Lidy and the telegraph located in Lidy. Zabloc had one Catholic church.

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Sources:
Ksiega Adresowa Handlowa, Warszawa Bydgoszcz 1929
1923/Glowny Urzad Statystyczny Rzechzypospolitej polskiej.

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