Łazy, Municipality in Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Łazy is a municipality in Silesian Voivodeship located in Zawiercie County in the Upper Silesian region. The settlement consists of residential neighborhoods and is served by local administrative facilities that handle day-to-day community needs.
The settlement formed in the late 18th century and experienced significant growth following the construction of the Warsaw-Vienna railway in the mid-19th century. This rail connection transformed economic development in the region.
The population of 6,591 residents maintains local traditions through municipal events and participates in the development of their Silesian community.
The place is accessible by car or public transportation and uses postal code 42-450 for mail delivery. Visitors will find basic services and infrastructure suitable for a brief or extended visit.
The current municipality territory formed from the merger of five medieval settlements called Grabowa, Niegowonice, Wiesiolka, Wysoka, and Ciagowice. These separate communities came together to create the modern town.
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