Dębowiec

The commune of Dębowiec is a picturesque rural municipality located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, within Jasło County. Its administrative seat is the town of Dębowiec. The commune covers an area of 85.81 km², which constitutes 10.33% of the county's area, with the vast majority of its land—as much as 60%—being agricultural land, and 32% forested. In 2004, the commune was inhabited by 8,347 people. The region is home to numerous villages, such as Cieklin, Folusz, Majscowa, and Wola Dębowiecka, each with its own unique history and character. Architecturally, the commune of Dębowiec boasts traditional, rural-style buildings characteristic of the Podkarpacie region, as well as historic churches that reflect local religious and cultural traditions. Like many other communes in Poland, Dębowiec has historical roots dating back to ancient times, which is reflected in local legends and customs. An interesting fact is that for many years, Dębowiec belonged to the Krosno Voivodeship, which influenced its development and demographic structure. The area also features numerous tourist trails, making the commune attractive to nature lovers and those seeking active recreation. With its beautiful landscape and rich history, the commune of Dębowiec is an excellent place to explore local culture and traditions.