Oak Green

Dąbrowa Zielona is a rural commune in Poland, located in the Silesian Voivodeship, within the Częstochowa County. The seat of the commune is in Dąbrowa Zielona. This commune stands out for its interesting land structure, covering an area of 100.33 km², which is largely made up of agricultural land (62%) and forests (31%), making it an attractive place for agriculture and outdoor recreation. In 2004, it was home to 4,140 people, and demographics indicate a diverse age pyramid. The commune includes numerous villages, such as Borowce, Cielętniki, and Soborzyce, as well as smaller settlements without village status, like Brzozówki and Rogaczew. The surrounding communes offer additional opportunities for exploring local culture and history. The commune is well-connected by transport routes, including bus lines that link Dąbrowa Zielona with other towns in the region. It is worth noting the architecture of local buildings, which reflects rural traditions, and the green areas that are conducive to recreation and outdoor activities. Dąbrowa Zielona is a place where the history and culture of the region blend with the daily lives of its residents, creating a unique atmosphere of a rural community.