Kłobuck County

Kłobuck County is an administrative district in Silesian Voivodeship comprising nine municipalities spread across the region. It functions as a territorial unit with Kłobuck town serving as its administrative center.

This administrative unit was established through reforms in 1998 and began formal operations on January 1, 1999. The reorganization created the current structure as an independent territorial entity within the voivodeship.

The district maintains traditional Polish rural customs through community events across its two urban centers and multiple villages.

The region connects to broader transportation networks through National Road DK 43, providing access to neighboring towns and cities. This main route makes travel between the various municipalities and beyond relatively straightforward.

The area contains the Dębowa Góra nature reserve, which protects original oak and hornbeam forests. This wooded reserve preserves a rare forest type that characterizes the local landscape.

Location: Silesian Voivodeship

Inception: 1999

Capital city: Kłobuck

Shares border with: Częstochowa, Częstochowa County, Lubliniec County, Olesno County, Wieluń County, Pajęczno County

Website: http://powiatklobucki.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.91667,18.93333

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:57