Gmina Kłodawa, Rural municipality in Gorzów County, Poland
Gmina Kłodawa is a rural municipality in western Poland comprising several villages and settlements spread across its territory. It includes portions of the Barlinek-Gorzów Landscape Park, a protected natural area.
The area was originally settled by Slavic populations and later experienced German cultural influence. This layering of cultures shaped its development over centuries.
The name reflects Slavic heritage rooted in this part of Poland. Residents maintain connections to their past through everyday practices and how they use their villages and the surrounding land.
The terrain here is relatively flat and accessible by local roads connecting the villages. Visitors should plan to move around by car or local transport as the area lacks large urban centers.
The municipality contains several natural lakes, including Przyłężek Lake, situated within protected natural zones. These waters shape the landscape and support rare plant and animal species.
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