Żagań County, Administrative county in Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland
Żagań County is an administrative territory in Lubusz Voivodeship, spanning western Poland with multiple municipalities and urban centers. The county includes both developed towns and rural communities that form its overall structure.
The territory took its current form during the 1998 Polish administrative reform, which reorganized regional divisions across the country. This restructuring established the boundaries and administrative framework that exist today.
The region preserves Silesian traditions through local architecture and customs that shape the character of its towns and villages. These cultural elements influence how people build and maintain their communities today.
The area connects to neighboring regions through major roads and motorways that link towns within the county and beyond. These transport routes make it straightforward to travel between different parts of the territory.
The county seat of Żagań served as the location of Stalag Luft III during World War II, a major prisoner of war camp that holds significant historical importance. This site remains a notable reminder of that period in the region's past.
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