Stawiguda

The Stawiguda Commune, located in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship within the Olsztyn County, has existed since 1357 and represents an area of interest both historically and architecturally. The seat of the commune is the village of Stawiguda, home to a historic church from 1933 and wooden cottages that are valuable examples of regional architecture (numbers 14, 21, 106, 163). The commune is characterized by a rich spatial structure, with forested areas covering 54% of its territory, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers. Notable villages include Bartąg, Dorotowo, and Pluski, as well as smaller settlements such as Binduga and Zofijówka. From a demographic perspective, the commune has seen an increase in population from 9,005 in 2017 to 11,964 in 2022, reflecting its appeal as a place to live. Stawiguda Commune also contributes uniquely to the region's culture, with the highest percentage of people of German nationality in the voivodeship (7.64%). Additionally, the Gryźliny airstrip operates within the commune, which may interest aviation enthusiasts. The surrounding neighboring communes, such as Gietrzwałd, Olsztyn, Olsztynek, and Purda, create a diverse and dynamic environment conducive to the development of local culture and economy.