Zaleszany

The Zaleszany Commune, located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, within the Stalowa Wola County, is an area rich in cultural and historical heritage. From 1975 to 1998, it belonged to the Tarnobrzeg Voivodeship. The commune's administrative seat is in Zaleszany, which is also home to the registered Stalowa Wola-Turbia Airport. Covering an area of 87.31 km², Zaleszany consists of numerous villages, such as Agatówka, Dzierdziówka, and Zbydniów. In 2020, the commune had a population of 11,024, and according to 2002 data, the vast majority of its land is occupied by agricultural areas (73%) and forests (15%). Zaleszany Commune makes up 10.48% of the total area of Stalowa Wola County. From a historical perspective, the commune boasts a diversity of cultural influences, including ties with partner cities such as Niepars in Germany and Mostyska in Ukraine. This affiliation with local and international communities creates opportunities for cultural development and the exchange of experiences. The region also features classic architectural structures, often linked to local traditions and history. An interesting fact is that Zaleszany Commune is also active in terms of agro-culture and pro-ecological initiatives, reflecting the residents' approach to harmonious living in tune with nature.