Kalisz County, Administrative district in Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Kalisz County is an administrative district in Greater Poland comprising eleven municipalities and the town of Stawiszyn. The area consists of villages and small settlements spread across gently rolling terrain.
The district took its current form during the 1999 administrative reforms that restructured Poland's local government system. These changes established the modern boundaries and governance structures seen today.
The area is shaped by farming traditions and local crafts that connect rural communities together. Visitors can discover these practices at regional markets and festivals held throughout the year.
The district borders Konin County to the north and Sieradz County to the east, helping with geographic orientation. Local maps or digital tools show the various municipalities clearly for planning a visit.
The city of Kalisz, though known as the administrative center, is legally separate from the county's jurisdiction. This means the main urban hub operates under its own independent government structure.
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