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Niemce, formerly the Nasutów commune, is a rural municipality located in the Lublin Voivodeship, within Lublin County, forming part of the Lublin agglomeration. In 2014, the commune was inhabited by 18,074 people. The municipality covers an area of 141.14 km², of which 86% is agricultural land and 7% is forested. The Ciemięga River flows through its territory. Niemce is known for its rich structure of villages, including Baszki, Ciecierzyn, Elizówka, Krasienin, and Nasutów, which are characterized by local traditions and beautiful landscapes. Architecturally, the commune blends tradition with modernity. It features both private estates and public utility buildings that reflect local needs and the region's history. The culture of the Niemce commune is manifested through organized events, festivals, and the activities of local organizations, which foster integration among residents. The history of the commune dates back to pre-war times, and its administrative affiliation has changed over the years; before 1975, it was part of the Lublin Voivodeship, and its status changed between 1975 and 1998. The commune is also a place of many local legends and stories, cherished by the inhabitants, further enriching its identity. An interesting fact is that Niemce, due to its proximity to Lublin, combines rural charm with urban conveniences, making it an attractive place to live for both young and older people. The commune is also witnessing the dynamic development of rural areas, which is transforming its social landscape and improving infrastructure.