Kozieglowy

Koziegłowy is an urban-rural municipality located in the Silesian Voivodeship, within the Myszków County. Its administrative seat is the town of Koziegłowy. The municipality covers an area of 159.16 km², the majority of which is agricultural land (71%), while 20% is forested. Between 1975 and 1998, the municipality was part of the Częstochowa Voivodeship. As of June 30, 2004, it was inhabited by 14,456 people. Koziegłowy and its surrounding villages, such as Cynków, Gniazdów, Lgota Górna, and Winowno, are characterized by a rich demographic structure. Historically, the region was a well-known settlement area, and its development has been closely tied to agriculture. Koziegłowy combines architectural elements typical of the region, including historic rural buildings and public utility structures. Although the municipality is not known for grand monuments, individual villages boast houses built in traditional styles, adding unique character to the local landscape. Local traditions and customs, cherished by the residents, are also well-known. In terms of culture, the municipality organizes various events that integrate the local community and promote regional traditions, such as festivals and harvest celebrations. An interesting fact is that the Koziegłowy municipality lies in an area where history intertwines with nature, creating excellent conditions for hiking and cycling tourism. The surroundings offer numerous trails through forests and fields, encouraging outdoor activities. The municipality borders other municipalities such as Kamienica Polska, Myszków, and Poraj, making it an attractive point on the map of the Silesian region. Koziegłowy is a place that blends tradition with modernity, attracting both residents and tourists eager to explore the charms of this region.