Żelazków

Żelazków is a rural commune in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, within the Kalisz County, with its seat located in the town of Żelazków. Historically, until 1954, the commune was named Zborów, and between 1975 and 1998, it belonged to the Kalisz Voivodeship. The commune stands out with an area of 113.57 km², predominantly covered by agricultural land (approximately 94.92 km²), including arable fields, orchards, and pastures, highlighting its agricultural character. Additionally, these areas also include forests and other lands, contributing to their landscape diversity. According to data from 2019, the commune was inhabited by 9,546 people, indicating stable population growth in the region. The commune consists of several villages, such as Anielin, Czartki, Garzew, and Zborów, as well as other localities like Biernatki, Chrusty, and Michałów. The region not only boasts a rich demographic structure but also holds significant cultural and historical potential, with many local traditions and customs. Proximity to the larger city of Kalisz and neighboring communes, such as Opatówek and Blizanów, contributes to developed infrastructure and regional cooperation. Interestingly, the commune features numerous green areas, which promote recreation and potential tourism development in the area. Żelazków is an example of a harmonious blend of agricultural tradition with a modern lifestyle, making it an interesting place for both residents and tourists.