Polkowice County

The Polkowice County, established in 1999 as part of the administrative reform in Poland, is located in the northwestern part of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, with its seat in the town of Polkowice. From an administrative perspective, the county consists of urban-rural municipalities such as Chocianów, Polkowice, and Przemków, as well as rural municipalities, including Gaworzyce, Grębocice, and Radwanice. Demographically, in 2019, the county was inhabited by 63,065 people, which increased to 63,082 in 2020. Polkowice County has a rich history and a developed economy, with key sectors including trade, chemical, metallurgical, automotive, and leather industries, as well as copper ore mining. It is worth noting that the unemployment rate in the county at the end of November 2019 was 4.2%, indicating labor market stability. The county borders five other counties: Żagań, Głogów, Bolesławiec, Legnica, and Lubin. In terms of architecture, the region boasts numerous historical sites and monuments, including churches and palaces, which testify to its rich past. Local culture is reflected in various social and artistic initiatives, as well as organized events that attract both residents and tourists. Polkowice County is a region that combines tradition with modernity, and its unique history and dynamic economic development contribute to its appeal.