Słupsk County

Słupsk County is an administrative district in Pomeranian Voivodeship that spreads across meadows, forests, and villages along Poland's northern coast. The area contains ten municipalities with two larger towns serving as local centers for commerce and services.

The administrative area took its current shape following Poland's governance reform in 1999, which reorganized the country into new regional structures. This restructuring established modern boundaries for how local administration functions in this part of Pomerania.

The region shows distinctive local traditions in its crafts and seasonal celebrations, where visitors can observe customs passed down through generations. People here maintain traditional skills like fishing and regional cooking methods that appear in local markets and community events.

The area is best explored by car since villages spread across the territory and public transport is limited in scope. The coastal town of Ustka at the northern edge provides port and beach facilities for visitors navigating both the land and waterside.

The northern edge of the district meets the Baltic Sea, creating an unusual link between rural inland areas and maritime coast. Visitors encounter a blend of farmland and port activities, where traditional fishing still forms part of daily work.

Location: Pomeranian Voivodeship

Capital city: Słupsk

Shares border with: Sławno County, Koszalin County, Bytów County, Lębork County

Website: http://powiat.slupsk.pl

GPS coordinates: 54.46583,17.02917

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:48