Ustka

The Ustka Municipality, located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship within the Słupsk County, is a picturesque region that was part of the Słupsk Voivodeship until 1998. Its seat is the town of Ustka, known for its seaside attractions. At the end of 2010, the municipality had a population of 7,789. It covers an area of 218.1 km², of which 54% is agricultural land and 31% is forested. The area is also notable for its nature conservation efforts, featuring three nature reserves: Bukovina nad Słupią, Jezioro Modła, and Zaleskie Bagna, which serve as habitats for many rare plant and animal species. The municipality, with its 19 village districts, including well-known localities such as Rowy, Duninowo, and Przewłoka, captivates with its natural beauty and the richness of its forests and lakes. The history and culture of the municipality are complemented by local traditions and architecture. Many villages are characterized by typical regional structures, including wooden houses and historic churches. The Ustka Municipality borders the Baltic Sea, making it attractive to tourists who appreciate its beaches and opportunities for active recreation. The region also exhibits interesting demographic phenomena, visible in the variations of its residents' age pyramid. Ustka Municipality boasts not only tourist appeal but also natural, historical, and cultural values, making it an interesting place both to live in and to visit.