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Gniew is an urban-rural municipality located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Tczew County. The town of Gniew, which serves as the municipal seat, boasts a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, when a defensive stronghold operated here, and later a castle. Gniew Castle, built by the Teutonic Knights, is one of the region's most important historical monuments and a major tourist attraction, drawing history and architecture enthusiasts. The municipality consists of 19 village districts, including Brody Pomorskie, Ciepłe, and Wielkie Walichnowy, and covers an area of 194.78 km². The land use is dominated by agricultural areas (64%) and forests (20%). According to demographic data, in 2004, the municipality had a population of 15,563. The area also features valuable natural sites, including four nature reserves: Opalenie Dolne, Opalenie Górne, Wiosło Duże, and Wiosło Małe, reflecting the richness of local flora and fauna. The municipality borders other administrative units such as Kwidzyn, Pelplin, and Ryjewo, forming a diverse region with many opportunities to explore local traditions and attractions. The history of Gniew is enriched by numerous cultural events held in the castle and the town, providing opportunities to engage with local culture and traditions. Despite ongoing development, the municipality retains its unique character with many interesting places and beautiful landscapes, making it an appealing destination for both tourists and residents.