Ozorków

The Ozorków Commune, located in the Łódź Voivodeship, Zgierz County, was established from the former communes of Leśmierz and Tkaczew. The seat of the commune's authorities is the town of Ozorków, which is also its primary administrative center. According to data from the end of 2007, the commune was inhabited by 6,661 people, and its area is 95.51 km², of which 78% is agricultural land and 13% is forested. The commune is also an important part of the county, covering 11.17% of its total area. In terms of architecture, Ozorków and its surroundings boast preserved, regionally typical rural buildings and structures of local significance that reflect the traditional construction styles of this part of Poland. The commune's culture is rich, drawing from its rural roots, with numerous events and festivals that bring local communities together. Historically, the commune has played a significant role in the region, as evidenced by the preserved traditions and customs of its inhabitants. Local legends and stories, passed down from generation to generation, add to the region's identity and attract tourists interested in local folklore. Neighboring communes, such as Góra Świętej Małgorzaty, Łęczyca, Parzęczew, and Zgierz, form a cohesive local network with Ozorków, fostering cooperation and cultural exchange.