Copper Mountain

The Miedziana Góra Commune, located in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship within the Kielce County, is one of the communes of the Kielce agglomeration. Its seat is Miedziana Góra, and it was formerly known as Niewachlów until 1954. Between 1975 and 1998, Miedziana Góra belonged to the Kielce Voivodeship. The commune is distinguished by its high natural values and is referred to as the "Green Lungs of Kielce," attracting residents of Kielce seeking places to settle. The commune covers an area of 70.84 km², of which 47% is agricultural land and 44% is forested. With a population of 10,511 according to 2010 data, Miedziana Góra is attractive not only for its nature but also for its sports infrastructure. It is home to the Kielce Race Track, where numerous automotive events are organized, and the Tumlin Podgród ski station, the largest facility of its kind in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains. The commune has well-developed road and rail connections, including national and voivodeship roads, as well as the Kostomłoty PKP railway stop. For public transportation, residents use the services of the Kielce Municipal Transport Company. In the realm of sports, the most important football clubs are GLKS Wicher Miedziana Góra and GKS Gród Ćmińsk. Education in the commune is represented by three primary schools and two middle schools, including the School Complex in Ćmińsk and Kostomłoty. The commune is divided into several village districts, and its neighboring communes include Kielce, Masłów, Mniów, Piekoszów, Strawczyn, and Zagnańsk. Miedziana Góra combines natural, sports, and educational advantages, making it an attractive place to live.