Orchowo

The Orchowo Commune, located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship within the Słupca County, has a rich administrative history spanning several years of territorial changes. The seat of the commune is the town of Orchowo, which plays a key role in the life of the municipality. According to data from December 31, 2012, the commune is inhabited by 3,943 people. It covers an area of 98.12 km², of which 72% is agricultural land and 18% is forest land, highlighting its agricultural character. Orchowo also boasts unique cultural elements, such as Rural Housewives' Circles, which engage the local community in various initiatives. The commune is home to primary schools that provide education for the youngest residents, and its history includes key figures in its governance, such as chairpersons of the National Councils and mayors. The commune also has a rich array of village administrative units and localities, reflecting its diversity and accessibility. An interesting fact is that the Orchowo Commune collaborates with neighboring municipalities, fostering regional ties and joint initiatives. Modern life in Orchowo blends tradition with modernity, and local cultural and social initiatives complement the region's rich cultural and historical heritage.