Lębork County

Lębork County is an administrative district in Pomeranian Voivodeship combining urban and rural settlements across five municipalities. The landscape includes forests, lakes, and river areas that shape how communities are distributed throughout the region.

The area took its current administrative shape in 1999 during Poland's local government reorganization following the post-communist transition. This reform established the present structure with five municipalities operating under unified regional administration.

Local traditions shape how people gather and celebrate together through seasonal events and markets held across the communities. These gatherings reflect what matters most to residents and how they connect with each other.

The area connects easily to larger cities through road and rail services, making it simple to visit from regional centers. Basic services and shops are available in town centers throughout the district.

The region borders Słowiński National Park, where moving sand dunes create an unusual natural landscape shaped by wind over time. This park offers visitors a chance to see geological features that are rare in this part of Europe.

Location: Pomeranian Voivodeship

Capital city: Lębork

Shares border with: Bytów County, Kartuzy County, Słupsk County, Wejherowo County

Website: http://powiat-lebork.com

GPS coordinates: 54.55000,17.75000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03