Where is Lazon?

This is the name of a place I'm trying to find. I was going to post it under genealogy but it seems to be more of a pronunciation problem. Let me explain.

Somebody, some clerk, wrote information down when my people came to the USA. About 110 years ago. My folks were literate but it was a clerk who was filling out the cards. A birthplace in 1885 is listed as "Lazon, Russian Poland". I have tried many iterations of the name "lazon" but to no avail. The same place appears on a number of legal documents, e.g. citizenship papers.

I'm thinking this could be an anglicized phonetic writing of a place that sounds like "lazan" but is not spelled like that.
Any hints? Any suggestions?

German; Lazan - Polish Łażany?

Thank you for your help.
I did research and found out that there are two places with the name Lazany. One pronounced WA-zhani and the other pronounced WA-zani.
Unfortunately neither was part of Russian Poland in 1885. The first one was located in German Poland, 44 km SW of Wroclow; the other was 20 KM SE of Krakow.

Again, many thanks.

And how about Lazow - Łazów?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81az%C3%B3w,_Masovian_Voivodeship

Thank you. I'll investigate it.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.!!! That has got to be the place. It's 20 km (12.5 miles) from where my grandmother was born and my grandfather & grandmother were married. On modern roads it's only a 20 minute drive.

I need to go back on line to read the documents. Was I reading "Lazow" as "Lazon"? Maybe. But I'm now 99.9% sure that this is the place where my grandfather came from. Again, thank you.

I felt this would be it. The difference between "w" and "n" is quite small and it's easy to missread this, especially from a handwritten text.

Best luck in your research.