Dolsk

Dolsk is an urban-rural municipality in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, within Śrem County, with its administrative seat located in the town of Dolsk itself. The municipality boasts a rich history dating back to before 1939, when it encompassed both the town of Dolsk and the rural commune of Jaskółki. Between 1975 and 1998, Dolsk was part of the Poznań Voivodeship, which significantly influenced the development of local administration and infrastructure. From an architectural perspective, the municipality takes pride in its traditional buildings and functional public facilities, including schools that play a vital role in educating the local community—the largest of which is the Janusz Kusociński Primary School in Dolsk. Demographically, according to data from December 31, 2019, the municipality had a population of 5,883, reflecting a stable population structure. The area of the municipality spans 124.48 km², with its landscape dominated by agricultural land (69%) and forests (19%). An interesting fact is that Dolsk Municipality constitutes 21.71% of the total area of Śrem County. A key cultural aspect is the activity of local kindergartens, which can be found in Dolsk and nearby villages such as Małachowo, Mszczyczyn, Ostrowieczno, and Wieszczyczyn. The municipality borders several other communes, fostering cultural exchange and regional cooperation. With its intimate atmosphere, Dolsk blends tradition and modernity, making it an interesting spot on the map of Greater Poland. Its history and the dynamic development of the local community make it a compelling place both to live in and to visit.