Kobylnica

Kobylnica is a rural commune in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, located in Słupsk County. Between 1975 and 1998, it belonged to the Słupsk Voivodeship. The administrative seat of the commune is Kobylnica, which is one of its 26 village districts (sołectwa), alongside settlements such as Bolesławice, Bzowo, Lubuń, and Widzino. At the end of 2010, the commune had a population of 10,183. Its total area is 244.95 km², of which 60% is agricultural land and 30% is forested, highlighting its rural character and natural values. The commune covers 10.63% of the area of Słupsk County. Among its notable natural features is the Słupia Valley Landscape Park, a valuable protected area that attracts nature lovers and tourists. Demographically, in 2014, the commune was characterized by a diverse age structure among its residents, which influences local culture and traditions. Kobylnica borders several other communes, including Dębnica Kaszubska, Kępice, Postomino, and Słupsk, creating opportunities for regional cooperation and cultural exchange. The commune holds a special place in the history of the region, and its development in recent decades reflects dynamic changes and integration within the broader socio-economic context of Pomerania. An interesting aspect is the diversity of the landscape and the presence of numerous village districts, which implies rich rural infrastructure and local traditions. As a typical rural area in the West Pomeranian region, Kobylnica is an important part of the local cultural heritage, serving as an example of harmony between nature and human activity.