Czuby Północne, Residential district in southwestern Lublin, Poland.
Czuby Północne is a residential district in southwestern Lublin comprising four separate neighborhoods: Błonie, Łęgi, Ruta, and Skarpa. The area contains a mix of apartment buildings, houses, and local shops that serve the daily needs of residents.
The district name dates from the 17th century and refers to the elevated areas between dry loess valleys where a farm called Baki vel Czuby was established. This agricultural heritage remains reflected in the district's name today.
The district operates through regular council meetings at Kaczeńcowa Street, where residents participate in discussions about community initiatives and local development plans.
The district extends northward along Ułanów Street and Armii Krajowej Street, while John Paul II Street marks its southern boundary. Pedestrian paths connect the neighborhoods, and bus routes provide transport links to other parts of the city.
With 26,681 residents recorded in 2018, this district ranks as the second most populated area in Lublin with 11,600 inhabitants per square kilometer.
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