Wyczerpy-Aniołów is a

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(district) of

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located in north-east part of the city. The district has an area of 16.62 km² and in 2014 had 9,182 inhabitants. Through the district run the national road 1, the national road 91, and the railway line 1 (with the Częstochowa Aniołów station).

History

The village ''Wyczerpy'' was founded in 1356. The village was growing along the route from Częstochowa to

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. Over time, the village split into Wyczerpy Górne (Upper Wyczerpy) and Wyczerpy Dolne (Lower Wyczerpy). In the second half of the 19th century there was created two factories: glassworks and chemical plants Wyczerpy Dolne was incorporated into Częstochowa in 1952 and Wyczerpy Górne was incorporated in 1977.

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