Lubowo

Łubowo is a rural commune located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, within Gniezno County, with its administrative seat in the village of Łubowo. The commune covers an area of 113.41 km², of which 82% is agricultural land and 9% is forested, making it an important agricultural area in the region. The commune comprises numerous village administrative units, such as Baranowo, Dziekanowice, and Lednogóra, as well as non-administrative villages like Chwałkówko and Goraninek. It is bordered by the communes of Czerniejewo, Gniezno, Kiszkowo, Kłecko, and Pobiedziska. Thanks to its rich history, Łubowo boasts numerous historical monuments and cultural attractions. It cooperates with partner towns, such as Eschede in Germany, Saint Jouan de Guerets in France, and Nin in Croatia, which fosters cultural exchange and the development of local initiatives. The commune's demographics are diverse, and data from December 31, 2017, reveal a valuable age pyramid of its residents, suggesting the vitality and engagement of the local community in its development. Although Łubowo may seem small, it plays a significant role in the region, combining agriculture, culture, and history, making it an interesting place for both residents and tourists. A notable fact is the significant share of agricultural land, which highlights the area's farming traditions, as well as the diversity of local events and cultural activities on offer.