Wieluń

Wieluń is an urban-rural municipality located in the Łódź Voivodeship, in Wieluń County, serving as the seat of both the municipality and the county. The town boasts a rich history, with its medieval urban layout and historic landmarks, such as the 15th-century Church of St. James, attracting tourists. Wieluń witnessed significant historical events, including destruction during World War II. According to 2019 data, the municipality was home to 31,456 people, with the majority residing in the town and the rest in rural areas. The Wieluń area is characterized by diverse ecosystems, recognized by the establishment of the Lasek Kurowski Nature Reserve, which protects valuable forest ecosystems. The land use structure of the municipality is dominated by agricultural land, accounting for 74% of the area, highlighting the region's role in agricultural production. The municipality is also known for its cultural activities, organizing various events and festivals that bring residents together and promote local traditions. The municipality comprises several villages, each with its unique character and history, as well as smaller settlements. Neighboring municipalities, such as Biała, Mokrsko, and Czarnożyły, form a regional administrative cluster, fostering cooperation and cultural exchange.