Urszulin

Urszulin, formerly the Wola Wereszczyńska municipality, is a rural commune in the Lublin Voivodeship, located in Włodawa County. The seat of the commune, Urszulin, was part of the Chełm Voivodeship from 1975 to 1998. The commune covers an area of 171.62 km², of which 56% is agricultural land and 23% is forested. Urszulin Commune constitutes 13.66% of the entire county's area, and according to data from June 2004, its population was 4,062 inhabitants. The commune includes numerous villages (sołectwa), such as Andrzejów, Babsk, Dębowiec, and Wereszczyn, as well as smaller settlements like Andrzejów-Osada and Dyszczytno. Urszulin is characterized by a picturesque landscape typical of the region, dominated by agricultural and forested areas, which may be attractive to nature lovers and rural tourism enthusiasts. Historically, the commune has an interesting past, traces of which can be found in the local architecture and social traditions associated with rural life. The residents of Urszulin cherish their cultural heritage, which is manifested in local events and customs. The commune is also representative of a region rich in local fauna and flora, which favors agritourism and outdoor recreation. An interesting fact is the local folk ensemble, which for years has been promoting folk traditions, enriching the local cultural identity.