Lisewo

Lisewo Commune, located in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship within Chełmno County, is an agricultural area with its administrative seat in Lisewo. Covering an area of 86.2 km², the commune is characterized by the dominance of agricultural land (88%) and the presence of several post-glacial lakes, including the largest one – Lake Kornatowskie. In 2010, the population was 5,288, and the natural population growth has maintained a positive balance for years. The commune is home to agricultural and food processing plants, and its economy is primarily based on individual farming. The commune is well-connected, which supports the development of the local economy, especially after the construction of the A1 motorway interchange, which intensified economic activity in the region. The history of the commune is rich in monuments, including a 19th-century manor park in Bartlewo, the ruins of a 14th-century castle in Lipienek, and a late 13th-century church in Lisewo. Cultural activities are also noteworthy, such as primary schools and the Gminny Klub Sportowy Victoria Lisewo, which has been operating since 1948. The commune is an example of how the construction of the motorway has strengthened the local community, contributing to the development of new gastronomic and commercial outlets. Beyond agriculture and the food industry, the commune prioritizes environmental protection through efforts to reduce low emissions and improve water quality. Interestingly, the commune has achieved 100% access to running water and a developed sewage network, underscoring its commitment to infrastructure. Among its villages are Bartlewo, Kamlarki, Kornatowo, Mgoszcz, Pniewite, and others, which collectively shape the local identity. Lisewo Commune is a place with a rich history, diverse culture, and a dynamically growing economy.