Rzgów

Rzgów is a rural municipality located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, within the Konin County, with its administrative seat in the town of Rzgów. The municipality has a long history and was part of the Konin Voivodeship between 1975 and 1998. It covers an area of 104.68 km², of which 71% is agricultural land and 20% is forested, contributing to its distinctly rural character. According to demographic data, the population was 6,840 in 2004 and increased to 7,275 by 2019. In Rzgów and the surrounding villages, alongside typical rural architecture, one can find interesting architectural structures, including traditional houses with local cultural elements. The area is rich in green spaces and forests, making it ideal for recreation and connecting with nature. In Rzgów and nearby villages such as Babia, Barłogi, and Sławsk, local cultural events are held that bring the community together and promote regional traditions. It is worth noting that Rzgów is also a place where local customs and folklore are preserved, attracting tourists and ethnography enthusiasts. The municipality borders areas such as Golina, Grodziec, and Rychwał, fostering cultural exchange. The structure of the municipality also includes various village administrations and smaller settlements, such as Józefowo and Mądroszki, which contribute to the cultural diversity of the region. Rzgów is not only a place rich in history and tradition but also an area with potential for further development and investment, particularly in agritourism and recreation. Although it lacks major historical monuments, the municipality's history is part of the broader narrative of the region, making it an interesting point on the map of Greater Poland. The residents are actively involved in various forms of community activities, reflecting a strong local identity. With its attractive demographic and economic structure, Rzgów stands as an important hub for local initiatives and ventures.