Lipnica Mała, Village in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Lipnica Mała is a village in Lesser Poland situated in a valley near the Slovak border with surrounding hills and meadows. The settlement occupies land in the Nowy Targ administrative region of southern Poland.
The village became part of Poland during the 10th century before falling under Hungarian control during a later period. It returned to Polish territory after World War I when borders were redrawn.
The village preserves traditional practices of the Orava region through local crafts and seasonal celebrations that define daily life. These customs remain visible in how residents use public spaces and mark important times of the year.
The village is situated roughly 28 kilometers west of Nowy Targ and connects to main roads through the region. As a rural settlement, facilities and services are more basic than in larger towns, so plan accordingly.
The village sits within the Black Sea drainage basin through its connection to rivers that flow toward distant regions. This water system links the area to geography far beyond its borders.
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