Oborniki Śląskie

The municipality of Oborniki Śląskie, located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in the Trzebnica County, includes the town of Oborniki Śląskie and several villages. The municipality is characterized by a rich educational infrastructure, which includes various institutions, from kindergartens and primary schools to a higher seminary. Education in the municipality is diverse, including a general secondary school and a technical school, as well as part-time schools. The municipality is also home to numerous parishes, indicating the strong religious roots of the local community. Oborniki Śląskie is also a place where many companies from various industries operate, including the production of rehabilitation equipment and a mineral water bottling plant. The municipality has historical ties to the region dating back to before 1975, when it was part of the Wrocław Voivodeship. The municipality's international cooperation is evident in its partnership with the German town of Rehau. Oborniki Śląskie is characterized by a favorable spatial layout with 55% agricultural land and 35% forest land, highlighting the importance of nature in this area. Within the municipality, there is the partial nature reserve Jodłowice, which protects a unique fragment of forest with fir trees. The municipality also gathers interesting facts related to environmental protection activities and local initiatives. In 2013, an airfield was put into use in Golędzinów, increasing the accessibility of the area. As of the end of June 2020, the municipality was inhabited by 20,346 residents, which testifies to its dynamic development and attractiveness. Oborniki Śląskie combines cultural heritage, modernity, and potential for further development.