Debno

Dębno is an urban-rural municipality located in the southwestern part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, within the Myślibórz County, with the town of Dębno serving as its administrative seat. The municipality covers 27.0% of the area of Myślibórz County and is the most populous municipality in the region. It is worth noting that until 1998, Dębno belonged to the Gorzów Voivodeship. The municipality borders the municipalities of Boleszkowice, Myślibórz, Mieszkowice, and Trzcińsko-Zdrój, as well as municipalities in the Lubusz Voivodeship, making it an important transportation hub. Dębno boasts a well-developed transport infrastructure, with national and regional roads as well as railway connections, reflecting its historical significance as a transportation junction since 1882. The local economy benefits from the Kostrzyn-Słubice Special Economic Zone subzone, which supports the development of local businesses. The natural environment of the municipality is rich, with forests covering 51% of its area and the unique Czapli Ostrów nature reserve located by Lake Ostrowieckie. The region also offers tourist attractions, including kayaking routes on the Myśla River and a network of hiking trails. Dębno is a place with a rich history, as the town received its municipal rights in 1562, and it includes numerous villages such as Bogusław, Cychry, and Warnice. In 2016, the municipality achieved budget expenditures of 92.1 million złoty, demonstrating its financial activity and management. Residents of the municipality can enjoy not only the benefits of nature but also a vibrant cultural life and local events that enrich the community. Dębno, with its architectural and natural assets, is an interesting destination for both tourists and future investors interested in the economic development of the region.