Turek County

Turek County is an administrative district in the Greater Poland Voivodeship covering roughly 930 square kilometers. The area comprises nine different municipalities, including the county seat and several rural communities.

This county came into being in 1999 during Poland's major administrative reforms, which created new territorial divisions across the country. The reorganization was part of a nationwide effort to modernize and streamline local government.

The communities here maintain agricultural traditions through regular events where local farming practices and regional products are showcased. Visitors can experience the importance of farming to daily life through markets and local celebrations.

The area connects to major Polish cities through a road network, with traffic flowing through the county seat. Main administrative services are centralized locally, so visitors can easily find information and support.

All registered vehicles in this district carry the PTU license plate prefix, making the county affiliation immediately recognizable. This system allows anyone to identify a vehicle's origin at a glance.

Location: Greater Poland Voivodeship

Capital city: Turek

Shares border with: Koło County, Konin County, Kalisz County, Poddębice County, Sieradz County

Website: http://powiat.turek.pl

GPS coordinates: 52.01667,18.50000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:01